2017-2024 Audi S5 4 Door Controls -> On-board 230 Volt Euro socket User Manual
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Applies to vehicles: with 230 Volt Euro socket  
– Insert the plug of the electrical appliance into the socket.  
On-board 230 Volt Euro socket  
Electrical equipment can be connected to the 12 Volt socket. The  
appliances connected to the socket must not exceed a power rating  
of 100 W.  
Electrical equipment can be connected to the 230 Volt  
Euro socket in the rear centre console.  
WARNING  
The electrical sockets and any appliances connected to them will  
operate only when the ignition is switched on. Improper use of the  
electrical sockets or the appliances connected to them can cause  
injuries or fire. To avoid the risk of injury, never leave children  
unsupervised in the vehicle with the key.  
Fig. 100 Rear centre  
console: 230 Volt Euro  
socket  
Caution  
• To avoid damage to the vehicle's electrical system, never  
connect equipment that generates electrical current, such as a solar  
panel or battery charger, to the 12 Volt sockets or cigarette lighter in  
order to charge the vehicle's battery.  
The 230 Volt Euro socket can only be used when the engine  
is running ⇒  
.
– Fold up the lid to access the socket.  
• Use only equipment which has been tested for electromagnetic  
compatibility in compliance with EC Directive 2004/104/EC.  
– Plug the Euro connector into the socket. This will auto-  
matically release the child safety device.  
Note  
LED in electrical socket  
Using electrical appliances with the engine switched off will drain  
the battery.  
Steady green light:  
Flashing red light:  
The socket is ready for use.  
The socket has tripped out due  
to a power surge, overheating or  
similar  
Appliances suitable for connection  
Electrical equipment with a Euro plug connector can be connected  
to the 230 Volt Euro socket. The appliances connected to the  
230 Volt Euro socket must not exceed a power rating of 150 W  
(300 W peak power).  
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If you connect more than one appliance, the total power rating of all  
appliances must not exceed 150 W. If necessary, check the type  
plates on the connected appliances for details of the power ratings.  
• If the power drawn by the connected appliances is above 150 W,  
the inverter in the socket will get warm. The inverter will trip out if  
the temperature exceeds a certain limit. The inverter can trip out on  
hot days even when an appliance with a suitable power rating is  
used. The inverter will switch on again automatically after it has  
cooled down. Appliances which are already connected and  
Connected appliances must be in perfect condition and free of  
defects.  
switched on will be activated again automatically ⇒  
.
WARNING  
• Do not connect lamps which contain a neon tube. For technical  
reasons, this may damage the lamp.  
• Heavy appliances or plugs (such as power supply units) can  
damage the mounting of the 230 Volt Euro socket if they are  
suspended directly from the socket – Risk of injury!  
• Do not connect 115 Volt appliances to the 230 Volt Euro socket.  
This may cause irreparable damage to the appliance. Check the type  
plate on the appliance if you are unsure of the voltage rating.  
• Make sure that all connected appliances are securely stowed  
when driving to prevent them from being catapulted through the  
car under braking or in an accident – Danger to life!  
• With some power supplies (e.g. on laptop computers), the inte-  
grated surge suppressor prevents the equipment from being  
switched on because the starting current is too high. If this  
happens, please disconnect the power supply unit from the load  
and wait for about 10 seconds before re-connecting.  
• Never spill liquid over the socket – Danger to life! If the socket  
does get wet, ensure that it is absolutely dry before using it again.  
• Improper use of the electrical socket or appliances connected  
to it can cause injuries or fire – Risk of injury!  
Note  
• Never leave children unattended in the vehicle while the engine  
is running – Risk of injury!  
• Unshielded equipment can cause interference on the radio, TV  
and vehicle's electrical system.  
• Connected appliances behave differently than when they are  
connected to the public electricity grid. As a result, the connected  
appliances may become hot during operation – Risk of injury!  
• The Euro socket has an integrated child safety device. There is no  
power at the socket until the Euro connector is fully inserted.  
• When using adapters or extension cables, please remember  
that the child safety device on the 230 Volt Euro socket is deacti-  
vated and the socket is live – Risk of injury!  
• Some appliances may not function normally due to the lower  
power rating (wattage).  
• The socket can be operated with 115 Volt power supplies, as is  
the case in certain countries. In this case, a different type of inverter  
must be installed in the vehicle. Retrofit kits are available from your  
Audi dealer. Do not connect 115 Volt appliances to the 230 Volt Euro  
socket.  
• Do not insert conductive materials, such as knitting needles,  
into the contacts of the 230 Volt Euro socket – Danger to life!  
• Switch off the connected electrical appliances if the inverter  
trips out due to overheating – Risk of injury!  
• Interference can occur on the radio's AM waveband if electrical  
appliances are used near the rear window aerial.  
Caution  
• Please observe the operating instructions for the connected  
appliances.  

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