Installation Manual
Table Of Contents
- Front Cover
- Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Installing a Bollard Mount
- Installing a Wall Mount
- Installing the Head and Top Cap
- Preparing the Station for Activation on ChargePoint
- Troubleshooting
- Appendix A: Preparing the Installation Site for a Bollard Mount
- Appendix B: Removing or Replacing the EV Charging Sign
- Appendix C: CT4000 Power Sharing Instructions
- Appendix D: Limited Product Warranty
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Installing Into Existing Concrete
IMPORTANT! Follow instructions exactly as described to ensure rated performance. Ensure compliance with all
applicable local and national electrical and building codes.
You will need:
• Three bolts at least 5/8” in diameter (length will vary depending on thickness of floor but must extend at least 2 ½”
above the concrete). Each bolt must be capable of supporting a minimum of 8,000 pounds (such as a 5/8” F1554
Grade 55).
• 1 1/16” hole saw, or a ¾” trade size Greenlee punch
• Masonry drill and drill bit
• Conduit sealing ring (or an alternative sealing method)
• Base plate mounting template (provided in the shipping box with the bollard)
Install the anchors
CAUTION: Use X-ray imaging to avoid drilling into any rebar, conduit, or pipe that may exist in the concrete.
Using the template provided in the bollard’s shipping box, drill the three anchor bolt holes at their correct locations.
TIP! Create a reusable plywood or plastic template using the bollard mount’s base plate (with the pipe) or the paper template
provided in the bollard’s shipping box.
Align the anchors and bolt to the garage floor. The bolts must protrude at least 2 ½” above the concrete.
Run conduit into bollard mount
To run wiring into the bollard, use the hole saw or punch to cut an opening approximately half way up the bollard. The
opening should be located between 29” and 32” from the bottom of the bollard, immediately below the terminal block.
Seal the conduit, ensuring compliance with applicable electrical codes.
CAUTION: Protect the wiring that runs into the bollard to prevent them from contacting sharp edges.