E-Mobility

E-Mobility
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E-Mobility

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Company Overview: Walther-Werke, established in 1897, specializes in industrial connectors, CEE plugs and sockets, power distributors, and transformer stations. The company is prominent in the E-Mobility sector, providing solutions and partnerships in over 60 countries.
Product Development and Quality Management: Walther-Werke focuses on product development for electric mobility challenges, adhering to ISO 9001 and ISO TS 16949 standards for quality management.
E-Mobility Icons and Product Features: The document details E-Mobility icons for features like charging points and safety components, including Type 1 and Type 2 connectors and residual current devices (RCDs).
Charging Infrastructure and Scenarios: Walther-Werke offers scenarios for E-Mobility projects, such as outdoor solutions and solar carports, with customization options for specific needs.
Data Communication and Added-Value Services: Communication protocols like OCPP and identification methods such as RFID are discussed, along with marketing opportunities through charging station displays.
Application Examples: Solutions for company fleets, marketing through car parks, and flexible business models for utilities are provided, emphasizing collaboration with project managers.
Charging Station Features and Solutions: Features include SMS communication for secure interaction, access-free charging, integration with parking systems, and payment systems with coin options.
Private Charging Solutions: Products like the Robust-Line E-BoxX for outdoor use and solar carport integration are highlighted.
Research and Development Solutions: Data recording stations and mobile charging solutions are discussed for flexible use.
Specifications and Solutions: The document covers suspension-type combinations for space optimization and E-BoxX units for versatile configurations.
Charging Infrastructure for Large Fleets: Comprehensive solutions for large fleets transitioning to electric vehicles are outlined, including transformer stations and RFID-controlled access.
Cost-Effective Solutions for Small Fleets: E-BoxX units with color-coded charging currents are suggested for small fleets.
Fleet Management and Data Transfer: A satellite system with a central station is recommended for managing data and interactions for larger fleets.
Integration with Alternative Energy Sources: The use of solar or wind energy for charging electric vehicles is emphasized.
Charging Infrastructure for Car Dealerships: Solutions for accessible charging points in showrooms and forecourts are provided.
Access Control and Functionality: Charging station access is managed by key-operated switches, with activation via touchscreen and local PIN.
Recommended Solutions: The ECOLECTRA product line is suggested for outdoor areas, with options for network connectivity.
Installation Considerations: Cost-effective units for showrooms and portable rubber combinations are discussed.
Scenario-Based Solutions: Recommendations for companies with few electric vehicles and modern housing projects are provided.
Additional Features: Charging stations can operate with coins or tokens and display marketing content.
Market Situation: The e-Bike market presents opportunities for businesses to offer charging stations as environmentally friendly services.
Pedelec Cabinets: Lockable compartments for charging e-Bike batteries are described, with options for solar or wind power.
Employee Charging Solutions: E-BoxX units offer cost-effective charging solutions for outdoor installation.
Decentralized Billing Solutions: The AMPEREA 800 line supports decentralized systems for utilities and operators.
Centralized Billing Solutions: The AMPEREA line supports secure online data transfer for real-time management.
LocalTAN SMS Communication: This system allows activation of charging points via SMS.
Charging Station Functionality: Users can select a charging socket and purchase time with coins, with a display confirming the purchase.
Recommended Solution: The VOLTANEA product line is recommended for managing multiple charging points.
Interesting Features: Cost savings with satellite systems and integration with building management systems are highlighted.
Car Sharing Integration: The VOLTANEA product line is recommended for car sharing, with options for vandal protection.
Electric Mobility Opportunities: The growing market requires more charging points, offering opportunities for electricians.
Test Equipment Functionality: EV testers/simulators are available for testing charging stations.
Charging Station Product Range: Walther offers flexible charging stations with three product lines: ECOLECTRA, VOLTANEA, and AMPEREA.
Overview: The document provides detailed information on Walther's charging stations, including the VOLTANEA 600 and AMPEREA 800 series.
VOLTANEA 600: Known for its elegant design and modular structure, suitable for pavements and car parks.
AMPEREA 800: Ideal for public connections, accommodating up to four charging points.
User Identification and Billing: Multiple identification methods ensure secure access and billing.
E-BoxX Product Range: Wall-mounted units for domestic and public use, supporting various charging configurations.
Conclusion: Walther's charging solutions are versatile and adaptable, integrating seamlessly into existing infrastructure.
Overview: Detailed specifications for various charging solutions under different product lines are provided.
Industry-Line: Supports single-phase and three-phase charging, offering various configurations.
Design-Line: Designed for home use, offering single-phase and three-phase charging.
Robust-Line: Suitable for outdoor use, offering charging from 3 kW to 22 kW.
Slim-Line: Emphasizes a robust, low-profile enclosure for charging.
Special Solutions: Includes mobile and suspension-type units for flexible charging solutions.
Technical Specifications: Detailed specifications for enclosure dimensions and safety devices are provided.
Specifications: The document outlines dimensions and specifications for various components.
Pedelec Cabinet: Features of a pedelec cabinet for charging e-bikes are described.
Design Foils and Marketing: Charging stations as marketing tools are discussed.
Charging Infrastructure: Product range for charging cables and sockets is detailed.
Accessories and Testing: Accessories like EV-Testers/Simulators are mentioned.
Charging Sockets and Vehicle Inlets: Compliance with standards and safety features are highlighted.
Conclusion: Comprehensive information on charging infrastructure design and specifications is provided.
Specifications and Components: Details on vehicle inlets, charging plugs, and connectors are outlined.
Standards and Compliance: References to standards ensuring compatibility and safety are provided.
EV-Tester/Simulator and Charge Controller: Tools for testing charging devices are described.
Charging Modes and Communication: Different charging modes and communication methods are explained.
Training and Knowledge: Training modules for electric mobility are offered.
Contact Information: Contact details for Walther's offices and representatives are provided.
Charging Socket Types: Types of sockets for infrastructure installation are listed.
Charging Power Options: Devices supporting various power levels are mentioned.
Data Communication: Communication options are outlined.
Payment and Identification: Payment and identification methods are described.
Technology and Safety: Safety features and IP ratings are highlighted.
Enclosure Materials: Options for enclosure materials are provided.
Energy Measurement: Energy meters for consumption measurement are discussed.
Promotional Features: Advertising features for charging stations are mentioned.
Customization Options: Customization options for enclosures are provided.
Contact Information: Contact details for Walther-Werke are provided.
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Industrial Connectors Power Distributors Operator scenarios Elektrotechnische Systeme

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The indicated extracts out of standards are for your information but without any liability. In case of doubt please refer to the complete original standard or regulation. The quotes from the standards are hints where you can get additional information on a special topic. Walther-Werke · Ferdinand Walther GmbH Postfach 11 80 · 67298 Eisenberg/Pfalz Tel.: + (49) 63 51 / 475-0 Fax: + (49) 63 51 / 475-227 www.walther-werke.de [email protected] We reserve the right for technical changes. Update www.walther-werke.de

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Brief profile Product development Quality management Company profile Equipment possibilities at a glance E-Mobility icons E-Mobility scenarios Ecolectra product line Voltanea product line Amperea product line Operation and communication Product range charging stations / E-Station Industry-Line product line Design-Line product line Robust-Line product line Slim-Line product line Special solutions (trolley, suspension-type com- Product range Wallbox / E-BoxX Product range charging possibilities for e-Bikes Marketing / added-value services for charging infrastructure products Product range charging...

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We have a tradition of E-Mobility Walther‘s headquarters, Eisenberg Brief profile Bosecker subsidiary, Zittau Walther-Werke was founded back in 1897 in Grimma, near to Leipzig. Today, the owner-operated company has its headquarters in Eisenberg (Rhineland Palatinate), between Mannheim and Kaiserslautern, and is thus located centrally in Germany and Europe. More than 350 people work in the entire Walther Group worldwide, and are involved in development, production and sales of industrial connectors, CEE plugs and sockets, power distributors and transformer stations. For more than 75 years now,...

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From the idea to joint success Product development Our developers have extensive expertise in all relevant product and production requirements. In this way, we are able to work out solutions which will withstand the future challenges of electric mobility in the long term. Our significant production depth and broad product range mean that we can deliver a system solution comprising ideally matching components. Project management Each project starts with an idea. The project managers at Walther-Werke always provide our customers with advice and support that is up-to-date and at the appropriate...

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Walther E-Mobility icons: Equipment features at a glance Charging point Vehicle connector type 1 (vehicle side) acc. to IEC62196-2 for 16 A or 32 A, for single-phase charging. The vehicle connector is fixed to the charging device or charging cable. Charging plug type 2 (infrastructure side) acc. to IEC62196-2 for 16 A, 32 A or 63 A, for single-phase or three-phase charging. The charging plug is fixed to the charging cable. Vehicle connector type 2 (vehicle side) acc. to IEC62196-2 for 16 A, 32 A or 63 A, for single-phase or three-phase charging. The vehicle connector is fixed to the charging...

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Identification and operation (see chap. 4) The identification and release of each charging point is performed using key-operated switches (which can be removed in the on and off positions, allocation to the charging point according to the labelling). The identification and release of each charging point is performed using knob switches (on and off position, and allocation to the charging point according to the labelling). Signalling and operating indicator of the charging device by means of light-emitting diodes (LEDs) in the operating area (charging green, malfunction red, etc.). Operating indicator...

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E-Mobility scenarios: Private 3 Carport / street • Robust solution for the outside area • Solar carport with charging point Research & development • Outside system for charging tests and data recording • Entry-level solution for charging in the private garage • Mobile charging solution in the trolley case • Varied solutions for charging in laboratory equipment Electrical trade Walther application scenarios: A tool for turning your E-Mobility ideas into reality! The Walther application scenarios described over the following pages are intended to assist you as the reader in turning your own ideas...

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Application examples charging infrastructure Operator Business model • Complete system for charging large company fleets • Charging station on customer‘s • Flexible, decentralised settlement car park as a marketing instrument solution for utilities (own fleet and with additional benefit customers) • “Express“ charging system by • Free charging possibility on colour coding customers‘ car parks, taking the • Satellite system with data example of the electrical wholesale transfer for fleet management trade requirements • Charging possibility for electric • Connection of charging stations bikes,...

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Private: Robust solution for the outside area Situation: Private individuals who want to purchase an electric vehicle are always immediately faced with the question of how and where their electric car should be charged. Not all users have their own garage, therefore it may be necessary to install a charging point on the outside of the house or in the garden. This public access means that protection against vandalism must be provided, and the enclosure must offer the corresponding level of stability. Furthermore, the installation location (private premises or public road; wall mounting or in the...

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Private: Robust solution for the outside area Product from scenario Robust-Line Interesting features: Walther solutions always offer the option of equipping the charging device with a charging cable in a fixed connection, and the corresponding vehicle connector. This is possible both for type 1 and type 2 plugs and sockets. This charging cable can be locked behind a door in some variants of the Robust-Line series in order to prevent misuse. Optional products and configuration possibilities In order to allow a better understanding of the functions described here, the fold-out page at the back...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.