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LED Status — Jolt Business

The single status LED on a BRIGHTBLU Jolt Business charger signals its state through colour and blink pattern. The indicators below are animated — each dot lights the way the charger’s LED actually behaves.

IndicatorPatternMeaning
Green Fast blink Attempting to connect to the selected network mode (SIM / LAN / WiFi). A buzzer sound indicates a successful connection.
Green Solid Charger is in the Available state.
Green Slow blink A vehicle has been connected — Preparing state, not yet authorized to dispense power.
Cyan Solid Authorized to start a session; waiting for the plug to be connected.
Yellow Solid Charger is in the Ready to Use state, waiting for the vehicle to signal it is ready to accept power (also shown when the vehicle is in SuspendedEV).
Navy Solid Charger is Charging — dispensing power to the vehicle.

When NetworkStatusLED is enabled (set over OCPP with ChangeConfiguration), the charger flashes white over the green Available LED to show which network it is connected on — the number of flashes gives the type.

IndicatorPatternMeaning
White 1 flash Connected on WiFi
White 2 flashes Connected on SIM
White 3 flashes Connected on LAN

Shown only in the Available state, roughly every 15 seconds, and only when NetworkStatusLED is enabled (default off).

When the LED turns red, count the blinks and match them below. The pattern repeats every 15 seconds.

IndicatorPatternMeaning
Red Solid Fault — observe the blink count below.
Red Slow blink Configuring state. Check the communication controller if this persists for more than 5 minutes.
Red 2 blinks Ground Fault
Red 3 blinks Emergency Button
Red 4 blinks Earth Leakage Error
Red 5 blinks Voltage Error (over / under voltage)
Red 6 blinks Temperature
Red 7 blinks Over Current
Red 8 blinks Frequency Error
Red Solid (0 blinks) Power Supply Error / Power Loss (BRIGHTBLU Battery Backup).
Purple Fast blink BLE connection detected — the device is now in configuration mode.
Purple 4 blinks Disconnected from server — attempting to reconnect.

Red and purple fault patterns repeat every ~15 seconds. If a fault persists, contact support.