Civil and Mechanical Design

This section provides civil and mechanical site design information for Power Block and Power Link 2000.

Weights

Weights

Component	Weight
Power Module	45 kg (98.5 lbs)
Power Block - fully loaded with five Power Modules	680 kg (1500 lbs)
Power Link 2000 - wall or overhead-mount (excludes charging cables and CMK Cable Management Kit)	120 kg (265 lbs)
Power Link 2000 - pedestal-mount with LCC Liquid Cooled Cable (excludes charging cables and CMK Cable Management Kit)	200 kg (441 lbs)
Power Link 2000 - pedestal-mount with non-LCC Liquid Cooled Cable (excludes charging cables and CMK Cable Management Kit)	180 kg (400 lbs)
Power Link 2000 - wall or overhead-mount (non-LCC Liquid Cooled Cable) (excludes charging cables and CMK Cable Management Kit)	120 kg (265 lbs)
Charging cable	16 - 37 kg (35 - 82 lbs)
Standard CMK Cable Management Kit - dual	20 kg (44 lbs)
Tall CMK Cable Management Kit - dual	38.5 kg (85 lbs)
Overhead CMK Cable Management Kit	10 kg (22 lbs)
Packaging excluded from weights listed above	45 - 90 kg (100-200 lbs)

Dimensions

This section provides the dimensions of the Power Block and Power Link 2000.

Power Block

 

Power Link 2000

This section provides the dimensions of the Power Link 2000 in various configurations.

Pedestal-Mount Power Link 2000 With LCC, Single or Dual Cable, and Standard CMK

Pedestal-Mount Power Link 2000 With Non-LCC, Single or Dual Cable, and Standard CMK

Pedestal-Mount Power Link 2000 With Non-LCC, Single or Dual Cable, and Tall CMK

Pedestal-Mount Power Link 2000 With Non-LCC, Single or Dual Cable, and Overhead CMK

Wall-Mount Power Link 2000 With Single or Dual Cable and Standard CMK

Wall-Mount Power Link 2000 With Single or Dual Cable and Tall CMK

Overhead-Mount Power Link 2000 With Single or Dual Cable and Overhead CMK

The CMK Cable Management Kit might not fully retract certain charging cables due to their heavier weight. Adding a tether point and a tether hook kit reduces cable weight on the CMK Cable Management Kit, allowing the cable to retract fully.

Overhead-Mount Power Link 2000 With Tether Hook

Use tether hooks as additional support for overhead CMKs or to enable the use of third party hoist or cable management solutions.

The tether hook (a) can be attached to either a fixed point or to an alternate cable management mechanism (b) such as a winch.

In the following image, the charge cable is held with a fixed tether hook (a)  and a tool balancer (b). Adjust the tether hook or tool balancer location as necessary for site requirements.

Pedestal-Mount Specifications

The Power Block and pedestal-mount Power Link 2000 must be installed on either a newly poured concrete pad embedded with the Concrete Mounting Template (CMT) or on an existing concrete surface using the Surface Conduit Entry (SCE Surface Conduit Entry) kit.

Another option available through a third party is precast concrete blocks. For more details, contact ChargePoint.

Concrete Pad Specifications

The concrete pad for the Power Block and Power Link 2000 must either be designed to be site-specific or must meet the specifications provided below. In some extreme conditions, a larger pad may be required. For sites with less stringent seismic, soil, or wind conditions, a smaller pad might be possible.

Conservative stability specifications for the Power Block and Power Link 2000 are listed below for the following design scenarios:

1. 170 mph wind, high seismic, Class 3 Soil

2. 170 mph wind, high seismic, Class 4 Soil

3. 170 mph wind, high seismic, Class 5 Soil

4. 140 mph wind, lower seismic, Class 3 Soil

5. 140 mph wind, lower seismic, Class 4 Soil

6. 140 mph wind, lower seismic, Class 5 Soil

All scenarios assume:

• Minimum concrete rating of 2500 PSI.

• All-threaded M16 anchor bolts are embedded 229 mm (9 in) into the concrete pad and are made of ASTM F1554 Grade 55 carbon steel and hot dip galvanized (HDG Hot Dipped Galvanized).

• The anchor bolts placement is centered within the designed stability area.

Power Block

Power Block Concrete Pad Specifications

Design Scenarios	Pad Width		Pad Thickness	#N1 @ S1” O.C. Top Rebar	#N2 @ S2” O.C. Bottom Rebar
1	1753 mm (69 in)	1753 mm (69 in)	457 mm (18 in)	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
2	1753 mm (69 in)	1753 mm (69 in)	686 mm (27 in)	#4 @ 152 mm (6 in) O.C.	#4 @ 152 mm (6 in) O.C.
3	1524 mm (60 in)	1524 mm (60 in)	457 mm (18 in)	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
4	1524 mm (60 in)	1524 mm (60 in)	457 mm (18 in)	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
5	1524 mm (60 in)	1524 mm (60 in)	457 mm (18 in)	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
6	1524 mm (60 in)	1524 mm (60 in)	457 mm (18 in)	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.

Power Link 2000

Power Link 2000 Concrete Pad Specifications

Design Scenarios	Pad Width		Pad Thickness	#N1 @ S1” O.C. Top Rebar	#N2 @ S2” O.C. Bottom Rebar
1	1499 mm (59 in)	1499 mm (59 in)	432 mm (17 in)	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
2	1499 mm (59 in)	1499 mm (59 in)	610 mm (24 in)	#5 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#5 @305 mm (12 in) O.C.
3	1499 mm (59 in)	1499 mm (59 in)	610 mm (24 in)	#5 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#5 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
4	1219 mm (48 in)	1219 mm (48 in)	330 mm (13 in)	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#4 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
5	1219 mm (48 in)	1219 mm (48 in)	483 mm (19 in)	#5 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#5 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.
6	1219 mm (48 in)	1219 mm (48 in)	483 mm (19 in)	#5 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.	#5 @ 305 mm (12 in) O.C.

In the case of using an existing pad, the pad must either meet one of the above specifications or it must be inspected and approved by a structural engineer for the specifications given below:

Express Plus Existing Pad Specifications

Specification	Power Block	Power Link 2000
Weight	680 kg (1500 lb)	See Weights
Height x width	2191 mm (86.3 in) x 1000 mm (39.4 in)	See Dimensions
Frontal area	Height * width	Height * width
CG height	1000 mm (39.4 in)	1524 mm (60 in)
Anchor bolts size and quantity	M16 (x4)
Anchor bolts embedment	229 mm (9 in)
Anchor bolts placement	See Anchor Bolts Placement

Anchor Bolts Placement

The Power Block and Power Link 2000 enclosures mount over four anchor bolts embedded in the concrete pad. The anchor bolt patterns are shown below.

Power Block	Power Link 2000

Wires Entry - Stub-up

The most common mounting method for the Power Block and Power Link 2000 is new pad installation using a Concrete Mount Template (CMT) with stub-up wire entry.

• The Power Block and Power Link 2000 pedestals must each mount onto four M16 anchor bolts exposed 76 mm (3 in) above the concrete pad.

  The Concrete Mounting Template (CMT) of Power Block and Power Link 2000 is embedded into a newly poured concrete pad to align anchor bolts and underground run stub-up wiring conduits or armored cables.

  The CMT of Power Block and Power Link 2000 are shipped separately and they must be assembled onsite before pouring the concrete pad (refer to the Concrete Mounting Template Guide for more information).

• In regions that use conduits, the conduits must not have bell ends. Conduits with bell ends may interfere with tolerances inside the Power Block and Power Link 2000.

• Conduits must have stub-ups to the following height from the concrete pad surface:

  • Power Block: 559–914 mm (22–36 in)

  • Power Link 2000: 102–160 mm (4–6.25 in)

Power Block Concrete Mounting Template (CMT)

The Power Block CMT positions the anchor bolts and wire conduits as shown below.

1. M16 anchor bolt (x2) locations for mounting SCE Surface Conduit Entry gland plate (applicable only for surface entry of wires).

2. M16 anchor bolt (x4) locations 76 mm (3 in) above concrete for mounting Power Block.

3. HV DC High Voltage Direct Current output B wires exit.

4. HV DC High Voltage Direct Current output A wires exit.

   The DC output of Power Block is the DC input for Power Link 2000.

5. AC input wires entry.

6. LV DC Low Voltage Direct Current output, shunt trip wires, and Ethernet cable exit.

   • One for shunt trip (if used).

   • Three for LV Low Voltage wires and Ethernet cable.

The following table provides the maximum size and quantity of conduits that can be installed on Power Block:

Power Block Stub-up Conduit Specifications

Conduits For	Conduit Quantity x Trade Size
	North America	Europe
HV DC High Voltage Direct Current output wires	2 x 4 inch max. or 4 x 3 inch max.	2 x 110 mm max. or 4 x 78 mm max.
AC input wires	1 x 4 inch max.	1 x 110 mm max.
LV Low Voltage DC, shunt trip, and Ethernet output wires	4 x 1 inch max.	4 x 25 mm max.

Power Link 2000 Concrete Mounting Template (CMT)

The Power Link 2000 CMT positions the anchor bolts and wire conduits as shown below.

1. M16 anchor bolt (x4) locations for mounting Power Link 2000 (see Anchor Bolts Placement)

2. Breakaway tabs

3. Conduits stub-up or armored cable entry through CMT

The following table provides the maximum size and quantity of conduits that can be installed on Power Link 2000 by removing the breakaway tabs:

Power Link 2000 Stub-Up Conduit Specifications

Conduits For	Conduit Quantity x Trade Size
	North America	Europe
HV DC High Voltage Direct Current wires	2 x 4 inch max. or 4 x 3 inch max. or 6 x 2 inch max.	2 x 103 mm max. or 4 x 78 mm max. or 6 x 53 mm max
LV DC Low Voltage Direct Current wires and Ethernet cable	2 x 1 inch NOTE: 1 inch size conduit is required. The quantity of conduit will depend on the configuration.	2 x 27 mm NOTE: 27 mm size conduit is required. The quantity of conduit will depend on the configuration.
Optional features (Ethernet to USB Universal Serial Bus or soft shutdown switch)	2 x 3/4 inch max.	2 x 21 mm max.

Surface Mount

The Power Block and Power Link 2000 may be installed on an existing concrete surface in accordance with the following guidelines:

• The concrete surface must be inspected and approved by a structural engineer as described in Concrete Pad Specifications.

• The anchor bolts must be installed in the concrete surface as follows:

  • Anchor holes are drilled into the concrete using the anchor bolt pattern given in Anchor Bolts Placement. The holes are drilled to a depth so that 76 mm (3 in) of each anchor bolt is exposed above the concrete pad.

  • Anchor bolts are epoxied into the holes. Use an epoxy with a minimum bonding strength of 11.7 MPa, compressive strength of 82.7 MPa minimum, and tensile strength of 49.3 MPa minimum. For example, Hilti HIT-RE 500 V3 (normal cure) or Hilti HIT-HY 200-A (fast cure).

    Different epoxy types have different cure times at various temperatures. Check local temperatures for the site in advance to help choose an appropriate epoxy.

• Use the provided hot-dip galvanized M16 anchor bolts.

• Wires must enter the enclosures using Surface Wire Entry.

Wires Entry - Surface

Power Block and Power Link 2000 support wiring that is run above ground in protected wireways for locations where no underground wiring access exists (parking garages, etc.) or where underground junction boxes are not permitted.

If wires or cables are run above ground:

• They must be housed in wireways that conform to local code.

• Ensure the plans for the concrete pad and access area allow full service access to all components. Surface wires entry might require larger clearance areas than embedded installations. A minimum of 610 mm (2 ft) clearance at rear side is required.

• Use flexible wires and conduits, or armored cables.

• Use LB conduit bodies to route wires into Power Link 2000 from rear left or rear right, and they must fit within the rear clearance of 610 mm or 2 ft.

• Use suitable conduit fittings to secure and seal the conduits and/or conduit bodies.

• Prepare the concrete surface where the components will be anchored so that the concrete surface is solid, smooth, and level with no old hardware or stub-ups extending above ground.

Surface wires must enter the Power Block and the pedestal-mount Power Link 2000 using a SCE Surface Conduit Entry kit. These kits offer the following benefits:

• Support of the weight of conduits or armored cables without compromising cover panel integrity

• Ensure all terminations meet ingress requirements where they meet the component

• Ensure no obstructions to ventilation, which is required during operation

Power Block Surface Conduit Entry (SCE)

Surface-run wires must enter Power Block from the rear side through conduits or armored cables. The Power Block kit provides a sturdy pedestal cover panel onto which surface conduits may be fastened at the rear side of the Power Block.

 

The following table provides the maximum size and quantity of conduits that can be installed on Power Block using the Power Block SCE Surface Conduit Entry kit:

Power Block SCE Surface Conduit Entry Conduit Specifications

Conduits For	Conduit Quantity x Trade Size
	North America	Europe
AC input wires	1 x 4 inch max.	1 x 110 mm max.
HV DC High Voltage Direct Current output wires	2 x 4 inch max.	2 x 110 mm max.
LV Low Voltage DC, shunt trip, and Ethernet output wires	4 x 1 inch max.	4 x 25 mm max.

For more information, refer to the Power Block and Power Link 2000 Surface Conduit Entry Kit Guide.

Pedestal-Mount Power Link 2000 Surface Conduit Entry (SCE)

The surface-run wires must enter the pedestal-mount Power Link 2000 from the rear side through conduits or armored cables. The Power Link 2000 kit provides a sturdy pedestal cover panel onto which surface conduits may be fastened at the rear side of the Power Link 2000.

For more information, refer to the Power Block and Power Link 2000 Surface Conduit Entry Kit Guide.

Cable Management Kit (CMK) Mount Specifications

Standard and Tall CMK

For pedestal-mount and wall-mount Power Link 2000, the standard and tall CMKs mount to the back of Power Link 2000 (see Dimensions for overall mounting dimensions of Power Link 2000 with standard or tall CMK Cable Management Kit).

Overhead CMK

If you want to use an overhead CMK Cable Management Kit with a pedestal-mount Power Link 2000, you must install a pole to mount the overhead CMK Cable Management Kit next to the Power Link 2000 charging cables.

To mount the overhead CMK Cable Management Kit for a pedestal-mount Power Link 2000:

• You must design and/or purchase the pole. ChargePoint does not sell and/or supply the pole.

• The pole must have a structural capacity of 1780 N (400 lbf), and it must be designed or verified by a structural engineer per local codes. In the event of a vehicle driveaway incident, this structural strength is required to withstand the pull-out force of the vehicle.

• Unless the pole needs to be at a certain location for a specific vehicle inlet, the overhead CMK Cable Management Kit when mounted onto the pole must have an optimum height of 3 m (10 ft) for maximum cable reach, come at the center of the parking space, and be as far forward as possible aligned with the front of the bollards (see Bollards for the bollards placement and Dimensions for the overhead CMK Cable Management Kit's depth).

  Images are not to scale. Measurements appear in metric units (m) followed by imperial equivalents (ft).

   

• The overhead CMK Cable Management Kit must be mounted using its bracket (supplied by ChargePoint) that attaches to its back. The bracket has four holes sized for M8 bolts to mount the overhead CMK Cable Management Kit onto the pole.

  The installer must provide the M8 bolts. These are not provided by ChargePoint.

  Images are not to scale. Measurements appear in metric units (mm) followed by imperial equivalents (inches).

  

Wall or Overhead-Mount Specifications

The Power Link 2000 mounts onto a wall or an overhead structure (such as a gantry) using a bracket that attaches to its back. The bracket has six mounting holes sized for M8 bolts.

For wall or overhead mounted stations:

• The Power Link 2000 must be mounted upright. Do not mount it in any other orientation.

• The wall must be smooth and plumb.

• The wall or overhead structure must have a structural capacity of 1780 N (400 lbf) in addition to the Power Link 2000 weight. The structure must also be designed or verified by a structural engineer per local codes. In the event of a vehicle drive away incident, this structural strength is required to withstand the pull-out force of the vehicle.

Wires and cables enter wall and overhead-mount Power Link 2000 through its bottom gland plate by conduit or as armored cable. The HV DC High Voltage Direct Current wire conduits should attach to the gland plate at locations that align the HV DC High Voltage Direct Current wires to their intended power path landings. See Wire Entry and Landing - Wall and Overhead-Mount Power Link 2000

The following table provides the maximum size and quantity of conduits that can be installed on wall or overhead-mount Power Link 2000:

Wall or Overhead-mount Conduit Specifications

Conduits For	Conduit Quantity x Trade Size
	North America	Europe
HV DC High Voltage Direct Current wires	2 x 4 inch max. or 4 x 3 inch max.	2 x 103 mm max. or 4 x 78 mm max.
LV DC Low Voltage Direct Current wires and Ethernet cable	2 x 1 inch NOTE: 1 inch size conduit is required. The quantity of conduit will depend on the configuration.	2 x 27 mm NOTE: 27 mm size conduit is required. The quantity of conduit will depend on the configuration.
Optional features (Ethernet-to-USB Universal Serial Bus or soft shutdown switch)	2 x 3/4 inch max.	2 x 21 mm max.

For surface run wiring to the wall or overhead-mount Power Link 2000:

• All wires must be housed in wireways that conform to local code.

• Use flexible wires.

• Use suitable conduit fittings to secure and seal the conduits to the enclosure.

Wall and overhead-mount height specifications are given below:

• Wall mount: The height of the mounting bracket is 1733 mm (68.2 in) above a finished floor. If site conditions require, the bracket can be lowered.

  Images are not to scale. Measurements appear in metric units (mm) followed by imperial equivalents (inches).

  

• Overhead mount:

  The height for overhead mount must be calculated based on site specific requirements. For assistance, contact ChargePoint.

  • For maximum cable reach :

    • Mount the Power Link 2000 at a height of 6096 mm (240 in) above the finished floor.

    The mounting height can be adjusted based on site needs.

    • Mount the overhead CMK Cable Management Kit bracket in-line and 203 mm (8 in) away from the Power Link 2000 bracket.

    Images are not to scale. Measurements appear in metric units (mm) followed by imperial equivalents (inches).

    

  • The overhead CMK Cable Management Kit bracket must be mounted a minimum of 203 mm (8 in) away from the outer sides of the Power Link 2000 mounting bracket.

  • The overhead CMK Cable Management Kit cable measures 3 m (118 in) when fully extended.

    Images are not to scale. Measurements appear in metric units (m) followed by imperial equivalents (inches).

    

Drainage

Ensure any site slopes, walls, or fencing do not trap water around the installation site.

Flood Plane

Power Block is designed with a 457 mm (18 in) flood plane. If site conditions show a higher than 457 mm (18 in) flood plane for a 100-year flood event, consider installing the Power Block on a raised concrete pad.

If the Power Block has been exposed to standing water exceeding this threshold, cut power to the Power Block and contact ChargePoint before powering on the Power Block.

Clearances

Clearance requirements for Power Block and Power Link 2000 are given below.

Power Block

Two Power Blocks laid side-to-side	Two Power Blocks laid back-to-back

The following table provides the clearances required for service and ventilation around the Power Block (PB):

Power Block Clearances

Side	Power Blocks Layout	Clearance
(a) Front	—	—		Minimum 1000 mm (39.4 in)
(b) Sides	PBs laid side-to-side	Minimum	(d) PB to PB	51 mm (2 in)
			(f) Center of anchor bolt to center of anchor bolt	245 mm (9.6 in)
		Recommended	(d) PB to PB	152 - 203 mm (6 - 8 in)
			(e) CMT to CMT	116 - 167 mm (3.4 - 5.4 in)
			(f) Center of anchor bolt to center of anchor bolt	376 - 427 mm (14.8 - 16.8 in)
(c) Rear	PBs laid back-to-back		(d) PB to PB	457 - 609 mm (18 - 24 in)
			(e) CMT to CMT	609 - 761 mm (24 - 30 in)
			(f) Center of anchor bolt to center of anchor bolt	376 - 427 mm (14.8 - 16.8 in)
If placing two Power Blocks back-to-back using surface conduit entry, there must be at least 609 mm (24 in) of shared rear clearance.

Additionally, follow the clearance guidelines below:

• Front and rear clearances must be at grade level +/- 13 mm (0.5 in).

• The interior of the Power Block is accessed from both the front and rear cover panels, which lift off. No separate door swing clearance is required.

• Fencing, bollards, or wheel stops must not encroach upon the clearances listed above, if present. These barriers are not explicitly required by ChargePoint.

• Power Blocks can be laid side-to-side with minimal spacing for service and ventilation. If laid side-to-side, wiring can enter using either stub-up entry (recommended) or using surface entry at the rear side. When laid side-to-side, wiring for the row cannot pass through one Power Block into another.

• Side clearances can be shared between Power Blocks as long as:

  • At least 51 mm (2 in) of clearance is maintained between each Power Block.

  • Required service clearance is maintained at the front and rear sides.

  • At least 457 mm (18 in) of clearance is available at each end of a row of Power Blocks.

For any questions about allowable layouts, contact ChargePoint.

Power Link 2000

The Power Link 2000 requires minimum site and service clearances listed below.

LCC Liquid Cooled Cable	Non-LCC Liquid Cooled Cable

Power Link Clearances

Power Link 2000		Clearance
Front	Minimum open space	610 mm (2 ft)
Side		305 mm (12 in) at grade, minimum   NOTE: 610 mm (24 in) recommended for user service and this 610 mm (24 in) can be shared between Power Link 2000s
Top	Pedestal or wall-mount	26 mm (1 in) from top of CMK Cable Management Kit or 305 mm (12 in) from top of Power Link 2000, whichever is higher.
	Overhead-mount	305 mm (12 in) from top of Power Link 2000
Rear	Pedestal-mount	203 mm (8 in) for non-LCC Liquid Cooled Cable or 305 mm (12 in) for LCC Liquid Cooled Cable. This provides service clearance for CMK Cable Management Kit and LCC Liquid Cooled Cable.   NOTE: At least 610 mm (2 ft) of clearance is required for surface conduit entry. In the case of back-to-back Power Link 2000s, each with surface conduit entry, the clearance can be shared.
Door swing plus station width		730 mm (2 ft 4-3/4 in)

Wheel Stops and Bollards

Bollards and wheel stops are not explicitly required by ChargePoint. However, ChargePoint recommends these best practices and considerations when designing the site:

• Permanent bollards or wheel stops must not encroach upon the clearances listed in the clearance diagrams in this section. Removable bollards are allowed if service personnel have the ability to move them as needed.

• Where permitted by code, wheel stops are preferred over bollards for head-in or back-in spaces.

Wheel Stops

• When using wheel stops, consider the average vehicle overhang distance for the largest type of vehicle (passenger, bus, etc.), as well as leaving space for the driver to walk up and access the station.

• Position wheel stops to actively block at least one wheel, without presenting a trip hazard to pedestrians walking between vehicles.

 

(a) Wheel stop, positioned to actively block at least one whee

(b) lCable reach radius: 3.76 m (148 in)

(c) Recommended distance for walk-up access: 609 mm (24 in)

(d) Recommended distance between wheel stop and station: 1371 mm (54 in) for passenger vehicles

Bollards

• When bollards are required by code, needed for snowy areas, or needed for curbside spaces, ensure bollard placement does not interfere with removing and replacing charge cables in the station’s holsters.

• Try to minimize bollard interference with the movement of charge cables between the station and the vehicle. Bollard height is recommended to be no higher than 914 mm (36 in) where needed.

• Follow the measurements listed for bollards placement:

  1. Anchor bolt to bollard inside edge: 254 mm (10 in)

  2. Anchor bolt to bollard front edge: 424 mm (16.7 in)

  3. Power Link 2000 side to bollard inside edge: 122 mm (4.8

  4. Power Link 2000 front to bollard front edge: 305 mm (12 in)

  

Ventilation

Ventilation requirements for Power Block and Power Link 2000 are given below.

Power Block

Intake vents are positioned at the front of the Power Block (blue arrows) and exhaust vents are at the rear (orange arrows). When positioning multiple Power Blocks, orient intake and exhaust to avoid recirculation.

Power Block requires 10 kW (34,000 BTU/hr) of heat rejection.

Power Link 2000

Ensure that any installation, especially an indoor installation, has adequate airflow to dissipate heat at maximum operation. The station location must allow fresh ambient airflow and must be free of any objects that might restrict airflow to the station. A station experiencing temperatures in excess of the maximum allowed operating temperature may deliver reduced maximum performance.

Accessibility

Comply with regional accessibility laws, regulations, and ordinances. The Power Link 2000 charging station must not block ramps or pathways and the height of the interactive display cannot exceed the maximum height as dictated by local laws.

Do not install Power Link 2000 on a raised concrete pad for parking spaces reserved for people with limited mobility. Power Link 2000 meets ADA height requirements when measured from a finished floor or ground plane (i.e., Power Link 2000's all operable parts, such as cable connectors and display, are no higher than 1220 mm or 48 in and no lower than 381 mm or 15 in from a finished floor or ground plane).

Signage

Refer to local and regional code to design the following elements for the site:

• Any required re-striping of parking spaces

• EV Electric Vehicle or Accessible EV Electric Vehicle signs

• EV Electric Vehicle or Accessible EV Electric Vehicle paint markings on and around the parking spaces