Step 1: Electrical installation

WARNING: As the installation takes place in the fuse box, we recommend that you contact an electrician.
The product CLEMAP Load Management Static does not have current sensors or coil rogowski.
Figure 3: Typical installation of CLEMAP Load Management
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Figure 4: Typical installation of CLEMAP Load Management with photovoltaics
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Figure 5: Schematic of the CLEMAP installation in a fuse box of the building
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Figure 6: Current sensor. The arrow must follow in the direction of the current (to the consumers)
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Figure 7: Rogowski coil The direction of current is shown by the arrow. ATTENTION: Make sure you hear a "click" when you close the shutter
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a.      make sure that the power supply in the fuse box is disconnected.
b.      position the CLEMAP product (a) so that the current sensors (b) can be easily connected to the main input cables (L1, L2 and L3) (as shown in Fig. 2).
c.      attach the CLEMAP product to the fuse box.
The product CLEMAP Load Management Static does not have current sensors or coil rogowski.
Simply connect L1 and steps d, e, and f can be skipped.
d.      connect the current sensors (b) to the insulated incoming power lines (L1, L2 and L3), making sure that the arrow shown in figure 3 points in the direction of the electrical loads.
e.      connect the current sensors (b) to the CLEMAP product and make sure that the current sensors of the L1, L2 and L3 cables match the corresponding voltage inputs L1, L2 and L3.
f.        connect the inputs N, L1, L2 and L3 to the corresponding voltage lines after fusing 
(maximum 16 A).
g.      switch on the fuses and wait 3 minutes until the sensor is active.
POWER LED- feedback
OFF
The CLEMAP product is currentless.
ON
The CLEMAP product is switched on.
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STATUS LED- feedback
OFF
Hotspot Mode
The CLEMAP product has no connection to a LAN or WLAN network, so it creates its own hotspot (see step 2 on the next page).
Slow Flashing
The WiFi login data is configured, an attempt is made to establish a connection to the WiFi.
Flashing
The CLEMAP product is connected to a network. 
It is currently seeking communication with the Internet.
ON
The CLEMAP product is connected to a WLAN network or connected via an Ethernet cable and receives data from the Internet.
RESET button
pressed between 1 and 5 seconds
Hotspot Mode
If the CLEMAP product does not have a connection to a LAN or WLAN network, it will create its own hotspot (see step 2 on the next page).
pressed between 5 and 10 seconds
Restart
The CLEMAP product is restarted.
pressed for more than 10 seconds
Reset saved WIFI
The saved WIFI is deleted and the CLEMAP product creates a new hotspot.
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POWER LED- feedback
OFF	The CLEMAP product is currentless.
ON	The CLEMAP product is switched on.

STATUS LED- feedback
OFF	Hotspot Mode The CLEMAP product has no connection to a LAN or WLAN network, so it creates its own hotspot (see step 2 on the next page).
Slow Flashing	The WiFi login data is configured, an attempt is made to establish a connection to the WiFi.
Flashing	The CLEMAP product is connected to a network. It is currently seeking communication with the Internet.
ON	The CLEMAP product is connected to a WLAN network or connected via an Ethernet cable and receives data from the Internet.

RESET button
pressed between 1 and 5 seconds	Hotspot Mode If the CLEMAP product does not have a connection to a LAN or WLAN network, it will create its own hotspot (see step 2 on the next page).
pressed between 5 and 10 seconds	Restart The CLEMAP product is restarted.
pressed for more than 10 seconds	Reset saved WIFI The saved WIFI is deleted and the CLEMAP product creates a new hotspot.

Installation requirements

Step 2: CLEMAP connection to a WIFI network or via Ethernet cable