Commissioning & Activation Guide

Connect and activate compatible EV charging stations on the WATT.ma network.

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What you'll learn

Configuring OCPP server URL endpoint and Station ID credentials

Testing Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and 4G/LTE cellular modem connectivity

Performing first-plug handshake validation and meter verification

Linking new hardware to WATT.ma owner portal dashboard

Electrical ContractorsCertified InstallersField TechniciansCPO Engineering Teams

Proper commissioning ensures that freshly installed hardware connects securely to WATT.ma servers and operates reliably from day one.

Access the charger internal web configuration interface or configuration app and set the Central System URL to: wss://ocpp.watt.ma/v16/ws/

Ensure the 4G M2M SIM card is properly inserted and APN settings match local Moroccan telecom operators (Maroc Telecom, Orange, Inwi).

Initiate a test charge session using a WATT RFID card or test app credentials to verify start/stop signals and meter value reports.

Compliant with Moroccan national grid (ONE), CNDP Law 09-08 data protection, and international OCPP standards.

Electrical capacity, transformer guidelines, connectivity, and physical site requirements for Morocco.

A concise field reference checklist for electrical contractors installing chargers in Morocco.

Requirements for connecting third-party OCPP 1.6J and 2.0.1 chargers to the WATT.ma network.

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