What standards apply to EV installations?
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NEN1010 Chapter 722 provides all the information needed to realise a safe installation.
A separate power chain should be provided for connecting electric vehicles only and equipped with overcurrent protection.
Each AC connection point must be protected by a 30mA earth leakage protection device.
If the charging unit does not have DC fault-current protection, this must also be installed.
Choosing the right mounting methods is also explained in detail. For support in this area, our experts will be happy to assist you. Open Contact opnemen - locatie_EN
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