Siemens SICHARGE D Operating Instructions Manual page 42

Description
3.6 Charging points
AC charging socket
Due to the optional AC charging socket, the charging station offers an additional charging
point. The AC charging socket is described in detail in the section "AC charging socket (Page
35)" .
Interlock
For safe charging, do not disconnect the charging plug and charging socket under load. After
plugging in and initiating the charging process, an electromechanical actuator in the vehicle
or in the AC charging socket locks the plug connection. The lock is released again when the
charging process has been completed.
Temperature monitoring
Depending on the configuration of the DC charging cables, these cables also have an
integrated temperature sensor in the plug. The evaluation of these values ensures increased
protection and secure transfer of the charging power. Correct and risk-free use is guaranteed.
Performance features
CCS
Table 3-7 CCS performance features
Characteristic
Standard
Rated current*
Rated voltage
Cable outer diameter
Operating cycles
Insertion and withdrawal force
* Valid when ambient air temperatures ≤ 35 °C
The CCS charging cable for the 400 A peak mode is designed for a nominal current of 250 A.
Thanks to the integrated temperature monitoring, a peak current of up to 400 A is possible.
The duration of this increased current transmission depends on the environmental conditions
such as ambient temperature, solar radiation, cable length.
CHAdeMO
Table 3-8 CHAdeMO performance features
Characteristic
Standard
Rated current*
Rated voltage
* Valid when ambient air temperatures ≤ 35 °C
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Value
250 A / 400 A peak (uncooled)
(32.0 ± 0.4) mm
Value
IEC 62196‑3, JEVS G105
Operating Instructions, 11/2023, A5E50556539-AG
IEC 62196-3
500 A (cooled)
1000 V DC
(35.7 ± 0.4) mm
> 10,000
< 100 N
125 A
500 V DC
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