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Technical data - VOOL charger

Full technical specification for the VOOL charger.

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Written by Juhan Harm

Features

User identification

RFID, VOOL app

Dynamic load management

DLM and DPM (with VOOL LMC)

DLM response time

50 ms

Compatible EVSE protocols

OCPP 1.6, OCPP 2.0

Energy metering

Integrated

Firmware updates

OTA, USB, CAN

External interfaces

Internet connectivity

Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11 b/g/n), Ethernet 10/100

External Modbus meter

RS485

Local device network

CAN

The table above lists the physical interfaces. Three further connections are not in it, and each has its own article:

Safety

Residual current detection

6 mA DC / 30 mA AC

Overvoltage category

CAT III

Compliance

LVD, RoHS

Protection against electric shock

Class I

Extra safety features

Welded contact detection, power-on self-test, thermal throttling

General specifications

Dimensions (W×H×D)

196 × 329 × 110 mm

Weight

4 kg

Mounting options

Concrete, wood, metal post

Front panel

Prebuilt and interchangeable

Operating temperature

−25…+65 °C

Ambient temperature range

−40…+50 °C

Enclosure environmental rating

Outdoor / IP55

Standards

EMCD 2014/30/EU, IEC 61851-1:2017, IEC 61851-21-2:2018, IEC 62955:2018

Standard warranty

5 years (EU member states)

Operating voltage

90–265 VAC

AC frequency

50 Hz or 60 Hz

Charging options

1-phase, 2-phase, 3-phase

Current per socket

6 A – 32 A

Power per socket

1.3 – 22 kW

Cover panel

Wood, metal, plastic and others

Output cable

6.5 m cable with a Type 2 plug

The minimum charging current is 6 A per phase. Below that a vehicle cannot charge, so on a 3-phase installation the lowest usable power is roughly 4.1 kW.

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