2023 Audi Q4 e-tron — Owner's Manual – Page #106

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Model: 2023 Audi Q4 e-tron
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High-voltage

system

Only

use

household

sockets

to

charge

with

the

Audi

e-tron

charging

system

in

special

circum-

stances,

when

it

is

not

possible

to

charge

with

an

industrial

alternating

current

(AC)

socket

or

with

a

public

alternating

current

(AC)

or

direct

current

(D0)

charging

station.

High-voltage

batteries

age

over

time,

which

re-

duces

the

available

range.

High-voltage

batteries

can

also

age

based

on

how

they

are

used:

fre-

quently

charging

the

high-voltage

battery

com-

pletely can

accelerate

the

aging

of

the

battery

and

reduce

the

available

range.

Charging

at

household

and

industrial

sockets

or

at

public

charging

stations

with

alternating

current

(AC)

The

vehicle's

high-voltage

battery

can

be

charged

with

alternating

current

(AC)

via

the

charging

port

©.

Quick

charging

at

public

direct

current

(DC)

charging

stations

The

vehicle's

high-voltage

battery

can

be

charged

at

a

direct

current

(DC)

charging

station

using

the

charging

port

©).

The

charging

time

shortens

significantly

compared

to

charging

with alternat-

ing

current

(AC).

The

charging

cable

used

may

be

a

maximum

of

98

feet

(30

m).

Charging

time

The

duration

of

the

charging

process

may

vary

based

on

the

following

factors:

~

Sockets

being

used

(household

or

industrial

sockets)

~

Country-specific

system

voltage,

current

strength

and

number

of

available

phases

Household

connection

~The

value

set for

the

charging

power

level on

the

Audi

charging

system

control

unit

~

Fluctuations

in

the

system

voltage

~

The

temperature

outside

the

vehicle

~

The

temperature

of

the

high-voltage

battery

and

the

Audi

charging

system

control

unit.

~

Settings

for

the

climate

control

inside

the

vehi-

cle

~

Current

capacity

of

the

charging

connector

~

Whether

the

ignition

is

on

or

off

104

Important

safety

precautions

Short

circuiting,

electric

shock,

explosions,

fire,

and

severe

burns

can

result

from

charg-

ing

the

battery

incorrectly

(for

example

by

disregarding

general

safety

precautions,

us-

ing

unsuitable

or

damaged

sockets

and

charg-

ing

cables,

or

charging

with

unsuitable

elec-

trical

equipment)

and

can

lead

to

serious and

fatal

injuries.

~Do

not

charge

using

sockets/electrical

equipment

that

is

clearly

damaged

or

instal-

led

incorrectly.

—

Never

use

charging

equipment

that

is

clearly

damaged

and/or

dirty.

Check

the

charging

equipment

for

damage

before

every

use.

~Never

modify

or

repair

any

electrical

compo-

nents,

especially

the

high-voltage

system.

—

Never

charge

in

areas

at

risk

for

explosions.

The

components

in

the

charging

equipment

can

trigger sparks,

which

can

cause

flamma-

ble

or

explosive

fumes

to

ignite.

To

reduce

the

risk of

explosions,

especially

in

garages,

make

sure

the

Audi

e-tron

charging

system

control

unit

is

at

least

19

inches

(SO

cm)

above

the

floor

when

charging.

—

Never

use

the

charging

equipment

with

an

extension

cord,

a

cable

reel,

a

power

strip,

or

an

adapter,

for

example,

a

travel

adapter

or

timer.

—

Do

not

touch

the

contacts

on

the

vehicle

charging

port

or

charging

equipment.

Do

not

insert

any

objects

in

the

vehicle

charging

port

or

in

the

charging

equipment.

—

Always

protect

the

sockets

and

connections

from

water,

moisture

and other

fluids.

—

Only

use the

charging

equipment

provided

by

the

factory

or

the

charging

station

cable.

‘Applies

to:

Audi

charging

systems

Sockets

that

are

installed

incorrectly

can

cause

electric

shock

or

fire

when

charging

the

high-voltage

battery

using

the

vehicle

charg-

ing

connection.

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