About This Manual
Purpose
This manual describes the assembly, installation, operation, and troubleshooting of this unit. Please read this manual carefully before installations and operations. Keep this manual for future reference.
Scope
This manual provides safety and installation guidelines as well as information on tools and wiring.
Safety Instructions
WARNING: This chapter contains important safety and operating instructions. Read and keep this manual for future reference.
- Before using the unit, read all instructions and cautionary markings on the unit, the batteries, and all appropriate sections of this manual.
- CAUTION --To reduce risk of injury, charge only deep-cycle lead acid type rechargeable batteries. Other types of batteries may burst, causing personal injury and damage.
- Do not disassemble the unit. Take it to a qualified service center when service or repair is required. Incorrect re-assembly may result in a risk of electric shock or fire.
- To reduce risk of electric shock, disconnect all wirings before attempting any maintenance or cleaning. Turning off the unit will not reduce this risk.
- CAUTION – Only qualified personnel can install this device with battery.
- NEVER charge a frozen battery.
- For optimum operation of this inverter/charger, please follow required specs to select appropriate cable size. It's very important to correctly operate this inverter/charger.
- Be very cautious when working with metal tools on or around batteries. A potential risk exists to drop a tool to spark or short circuit batteries or other electrical parts and could cause an explosion.
- Please strictly follow installation procedure when you want to disconnect AC or DC terminals. Please refer to INSTALLATION section of this manual for the details.
- Fuse is provided as over-current protection for the battery supply.
- GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS -This inverter/charger should be connected to a permanent grounded wiring system. Be sure to comply with local requirements and regulations to install this inverter.
- NEVER cause AC output and DC input to short circuit. Do NOT connect to the mains when DC input short circuits.
- Warning!! Only qualified service persons are able to service this device. If errors still persist after following the troubleshooting table, please send this inverter/charger back to the local dealer or service center for maintenance.
Product Overview
The inverter features the following components:
- 1. LCD display
- 2. Status indicator
- 3. Charging indicator
- 4. Fault indicator
- 5. Function buttons
- 6. Grounding terminal
- 7. AC input terminal
- 8. AC output terminal
- 9. Battery input terminal
- 10. PV input terminal
- 11. WIFI communication port
- 12. Power on/off switch
Diagrams illustrating the unit's front, side, and rear views with labeled components are provided.
Installation
Unpacking and Inspection
Before installation, please inspect the unit. Ensure that nothing inside the package is damaged. The package should contain:
- The unit x 1
- User manual x 1
- AC terminal (red x 2 / black x 2)
- PV terminal (red x 1 / black x 1)
Preparation
Before connecting any wiring, remove the bottom cover by unscrewing three screws.
Mounting the Unit
Consider the following points before selecting the installation location:
- Do not mount the inverter on flammable construction materials.
- Mount on a solid surface.
- Install the inverter at eye level to ensure the LCD display is always readable.
- The ambient temperature should be between 0°C and 55°C for optimal operation.
- The recommended installation position is vertically against a wall.
- Ensure sufficient space for heat dissipation and wire access as shown in the diagram (20cm clearance on sides, 50cm above and below).
SUITABLE FOR MOUNTING ON CONCRETE OR OTHER NON-COMBUSTIBLE SURFACE ONLY.
Battery Connection
CAUTION: For safe operation and regulatory compliance, install a separate DC over-current protector or disconnect device between the battery and inverter. Refer to the table for typical amperage requirements for fuse or breaker size.
WARNING! All wiring must be performed by a qualified personnel.
WARNING! It's very important for system safety and efficient operation to use appropriate cables for battery connection. To reduce risk of injury, use the proper recommended cable, stripping length (L2), and tinning length (L1) as detailed below.
Model | Maximum Amperage | Battery Capacity | Wire Size | Cable mm² | L1 (mm) | L2 (mm) | Torque value |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1500W-24 | 70A | 100AH | 6AWG | 13.3 | 3 | 18 | 2~3 Nm |
2500W-24 | 100A | 100AH | 4AWG | 21.15 | 3 | 18 | 2~3 Nm |
Other Models | 140A | 100AH | 2AWG | 38 | 3 | 18 | 2~3 Nm |
Please follow below steps to implement battery connection:
- Remove insulation sleeve 18 mm for positive and negative cables based on recommended stripping length.
- Connect all battery packs as units require. It's suggested to use recommended battery capacity.
- Insert battery cable flatly into the battery connector of the inverter and ensure the bolts are tightened with a torque of 2-3 Nm. Make sure polarity is correct at both the battery and the inverter/charger, and that battery cables are tightly screwed to the battery connector.
Diagrams show the battery connection for 12V, 24V, and 48V models.
WARNING: Shock Hazard Installation must be performed with care due to high battery voltage in series.
CAUTION!! Do not place anything between the flat part of the inverter terminal, otherwise, overheating may occur.
CAUTION!! Do not apply anti-oxidant substance on the terminals before terminals are connected tightly.
CAUTION!! Before making the final DC connection or closing the DC breaker/disconnector, be sure positive (+) is connected to positive (+) and negative (-) is connected to negative (-).
AC Input/Output Connection
CAUTION!! Before connecting to the AC input power source, install a separate AC breaker between the inverter and the AC input power source. This will ensure the inverter can be securely disconnected during maintenance and fully protected from over-current of AC input. The recommended spec of the AC breaker is 50A.
CAUTION!! There are two terminal blocks with “IN” and “OUT” markings. Please do NOT mis-connect input and output connectors.
WARNING! All wiring must be performed by a qualified personnel.
WARNING! It's very important for system safety and efficient operation to use appropriate cable for AC input connection. To reduce risk of injury, please use the proper recommended cable size as below.
Model | Gauge | Torque Value |
---|---|---|
1.5KW | 12AWG | 1.4~ 1.6Nm |
2.5KW/3.5W | 10AWG | 1.4~ 1.6Nm |
5.5KW | 8 AWG | 1.4~ 1.6Nm |
Please follow below steps to implement AC input/output connection:
- Before making AC input/output connection, be sure to open the DC protector or disconnector first.
- Remove insulation sleeve 10mm for six conductors. Shorten phase L and neutral conductor N by 3 mm.
- Insert AC input wires according to polarities indicated on the terminal block and tighten the terminal screws. Be sure to connect the PE protective conductor [~] first.
- Then, insert AC output wires according to polarities indicated on the terminal block and tighten the terminal screws. Be sure to connect the PE protective conductor [~] first.
- Make sure the wires are securely connected.
CAUTION: Important Be sure to connect AC wires with correct polarity. If L and N wires are connected reversely, it may cause utility short-circuited when these inverters are worked in parallel operation.
CAUTION: Appliances such as air conditioners require at least 2~3 minutes to restart because they need enough time to balance refrigerant gas inside their circuits. If a power shortage occurs and recovers in a short time, it will cause damage to your connected appliances. To prevent this kind of damage, please check the air conditioner manufacturer if it's equipped with a time-delay function before installation. Otherwise, this inverter/charger may trigger an overload fault and cut off output to protect your appliance, but this can sometimes still cause internal damage to the air conditioner.
PV Connection
CAUTION: Before connecting to PV modules, please install a separate DC circuit breaker between the inverter and PV modules.
WARNING! All wiring must be performed by a qualified personnel.
WARNING! It's very important for system safety and efficient operation to use appropriate cable for PV module connection. To reduce risk of injury, please use the proper recommended cable size as below.
Model | Typical Amperage | Cable Size | Torque |
---|---|---|---|
1.5KW-3.5KW | 15A | 12 AWG | 1.4~1.6 Nm |
5.5KW | 18A | 12 AWG | 1.4~1.6 Nm |
PV Module Selection
When selecting proper PV modules, please consider the following parameters:
- Open circuit Voltage (Voc) of PV modules should not exceed the maximum PV array open circuit voltage of the inverter.
- Open circuit Voltage (Voc) of PV modules should be higher than the minimum battery voltage.
Solar Charging Mode
Max PV Array Open Circuit Voltage | PV Array MPPT Voltage Range | Max PV Input Current | |
---|---|---|---|
1.5KW-3.5KW | 500VDC | 30VDC~500VDC | 15A |
5.5KW | 500VDC | 60VDC~500VDC | 18A |
The following tables provide recommended module configurations for 450Wp and 550Wp PV modules, considering the parameters above.
SOLAR INPUT | Qty of panels | Total input power | Inverter Model |
---|---|---|---|
1 pcs in serial | 1 pcs | 450 W | 1.5KW-5.5KW |
2 pcs in serial | 2 pcs | 900 W | 1.5KW-5.5KW |
3 pcs in serial | 3 pcs | 1,350 W | 1.5KW-5.5KW |
4 pcs in serial | 4 pcs | 1,800 W | 1.5KW-5.5KW |
5 pcs in serial | 5 pcs | 2,250 W | 2.5KW-5.5KW |
6 pcs in serial | 6 pcs | 2,700 W | 2.5KW-5.5KW |
7 pcs in serial | 7 pcs | 3,150 W | 2.5KW-5.5KW |
8 pcs in serial | 8 pcs | 3,600 W | 3.5KW-5.5KW |
9 pcs in serial | 9 pcs | 4,050 W | 3.5KW-5.5KW |
10 pcs in serial | 10 pcs | 4,500 W | 5.5KW |
11 pcs in serial | 11 pcs | 4,950 W | 5.5KW |
12 pcs in serial | 12 pcs | 5,400 W | 5.5KW |
6 pieces in serial and 2 sets in parallel | 12 pcs | 5,400 W | 5.5KW |
SOLAR INPUT | Qty of panels | Total input power | Inverter Model |
---|---|---|---|
1 pcs in serial | 1 pcs | 550 W | 1.5KW-5.5KW |
2 pcs in serial | 2 pcs | 1,150 W | 1.5KW-5.5KW |
3 pcs in serial | 3 pcs | 1,650 W | 1.5KW-5.5KW |
4 pcs in serial | 4 pcs | 2,200 W | 2.5KW-5.5KW |
5 pcs in serial | 5 pcs | 2,750 W | 2.5KW-5.5KW |
6 pcs in serial | 6 pcs | 3,300 W | 3.5KW-5.5KW |
7 pcs in serial | 7 pcs | 3,850 W | 3.5KW-5.5KW |
8 pcs in serial | 8 pcs | 4,400 W | 5.5KW |
9 pcs in serial | 9 pcs | 4,950 W | 5.5KW |
4 pieces in serial and 2 sets in parallel | 8 pcs | 4,400 W | 5.5KW |
5 pieces in serial and 2 sets in parallel | 10 pcs | 5,500 W | 5.5KW |
PV Module Wire Connection
Please follow below steps to implement PV module connection:
- Remove insulation sleeve 10 mm for positive and negative conductors.
- Check correct polarity of connection cable from PV modules and PV input connectors. Then, connect positive pole (+) of connection cable to positive pole (+) of PV input connector. Connect negative pole (-) of connection cable to negative pole (-) of PV input connector.
- Make sure the wires are securely connected.
Final Assembly
After connecting all wirings, put the bottom cover back by screwing two screws as shown below.
The AC output of the inverter is used to directly supply power to the connected devices in the so-called island system. It is forbidden to connect the AC output to the existing electrical system (even through differential current protection), especially to the phase, neutral N, and differential current wires. Such a connection may result in reverse voltage applied to the inverter output. Damage caused by such connection will result in loss of warranty.
If interference from the mains occurs at the 230V AC input during PSU operation, the PSU will switch to battery operation (BATTERY MODE) for the duration of such interference in order to filter out the interference. After detecting a voltage without interference at the 230V AC input, the power supply will switch back to mains operation (NORMAL WORKING). This situation may occur several times in a short time interval (e.g., 4-5 times switching within 10 seconds). This is due to an incorrect parameter of the power supply network in the form of a 50Hz frequency imbalance or an incorrect sine wave. The main reason may be heat pumps or on-grid photovoltaics plugged into the same power line (off the customer's grid). This is normal behavior of the inverter and does not in any way adversely affect the operation of the power supply itself and the devices connected to it.
Operation
Power ON/OFF
Once the unit has been properly installed and the batteries are connected, simply press the On/Off switch (located on the bottom of the case) to turn on the unit.
Operation and Display Panel
The operation and display panel is on the front panel of the inverter. It includes three indicators, four function keys, and an LCD display, indicating the operating status and input/output power information.
LED Indicator:
LED Indicator | Messages |
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AC/INV (Green) | Solid On: Output is powered by utility in Line mode. Flashing: Output is powered by battery or PV in battery mode. |
CHG (Green) | Solid On: Battery is fully charged. Flashing: Battery is charging. |
FAULT (Red) | Solid On: Fault occurs in the inverter. Flashing: Warning condition occurs in the inverter. |
Function Keys:
Function Key | Description |
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ESC | To exit setting mode |
UP | To go to previous selection |
DOWN | To go to next selection |
ENTER | To confirm the selection in setting mode or enter setting mode |
LCD Setting
After pressing and holding the ENTER button for 3 seconds, the unit will enter setting mode. Press “UP” or “DOWN” to select setting programs. Then, press “ENTER” to confirm the selection or ESC to exit.
Setting Programs:
Program | Description | Selectable option | Explanation |
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01 Output source priority: To configure load power source priority | Utility first (default)01 Uti | Utility will provide power to the loads as the first priority. Solar and battery energy will provide power to the loads only when utility power is not available. | |
Solar first01 SOL | Solar energy provides power to the loads as the first priority. If solar energy is not sufficient to power all connected loads, battery energy will supply power to the loads at the same time. | ||
SBU priority01 SBU | Utility provides power to the loads only when any one of the following conditions occurs: - Solar energy is not available. - Battery voltage drops to either low-level warning voltage or the setting point in program 12. | ||
SUB priority01 SUB | Solar energy provides power to the loads as the first priority. If solar energy is not sufficient to power all connected loads, battery energy will supply power to the loads at the same time. Utility provides power to the loads only when battery voltage drops to either low-level warning voltage or the setting point in program 12. | ||
02 Maximum charging current: To configure total charging current for solar and utility chargers. (Max. charging current = utility charging current + solar charging current) | 60A (default)02 60 | If selected, acceptable charging current range will be from Max. AC charging current to Max. charging current of SPEC, but it shouldn't be less than the AC charging current (program 11). | |
03 AC input voltage range | Appliances (default)03 APL | If selected, acceptable AC input voltage range will be within 90-280VAC. | |
UPS03 UPS | If selected, acceptable AC input voltage range will be within 170-280VAC. | ||
Generator03 GNE | If selected, acceptable AC input voltage range will be within 90-280VAC and compatible with generators. Note: Because generators are unstable, the output of the inverter may be unstable too. | ||
05 Battery type | AGM (default)05 AGM | ||
User-Defined05 USE | If "User-Defined" is selected, battery charge voltage and low DC cut-off voltage can be set up in program 26, 27 and 29. | ||
Lithium battery without communication05 Li b | If "LIB" is selected, the battery default value is fit for lithium battery without communication battery charge voltage and low DC cut-off voltage can be set up in program 26, 27 and 29. | ||
06 Auto restart when overload occurs | Restart disable06 LFD | Restart enable (default)06 LFE | |
07 Auto restart when over temperature occurs | Restart disable07 LFD | Restart enable (default)07 LFE | |
08 Output voltage | 220V08 220 | 230V (default)08 230 | |
240V08 240 | |||
50Hz (default)09 50 | 60Hz09 60 | ||
10 Auto bypass | manual(default)10 NAL | auto10 AUTO | When selecting "auto", if the mains power is normal, it will automatically bypass, even if the switch is off. |
11 Maximum utility charging current | 30A (default)11 30A | If selected, acceptable charging current range will be within 2-Max. AC charging current of SPEC. | |
12 Setting voltage point back to utility source when selecting “SBU priority” or “Solar first” in program 01. | 48V models: 46V (default) Setting range is from 44.0V to 57.2V for 48v model, but the max setting value must be less than the value of program 13 and the minimum setting value must be more than the value of 29. | ||
24V models: 23V (default) Setting range is from 22.0V to 28.6V for 24v model, but the max setting value must be less than the value of program 13 and the minimum setting value must be more than the value of 29. | |||
12V models: 11.5V (default) Setting range is from 11.0V to 14.3V for 12v model, but the max setting value must be less than the value of program 13 and the minimum setting value must be more than the value of 29. | |||
13 Setting voltage point back to battery mode when selecting “SBU priority” or “Solar first” in program 01. | Battery fully charged (default)13 FUL | 48V models: Setting range is from 48V to full (the value of program 26-0.4V), but the max setting value must be more than the value of program 12. | |
24V models: Setting range is from 24V to full (the value of program 26-0.4V), but the max setting value must be more than the value of program 12. | |||
12V models: Setting range is from 12V to full (the value of program 13-0.4V), but the max setting value must be more than the value of program 12. | |||
16 Charger source priority: To configure charger source priority | Solar first16 050 | Solar energy will charge battery as first priority. | |
Solar and Utility (default)16 SNU | Solar energy and utility will charge battery at the same time. | ||
Only Solar16 050 | Solar energy will be the only charger source no matter utility is available or not. | ||
If this inverter/charger is working in Battery mode, only solar energy can charge battery. Solar energy will charge battery if it's available and sufficient. | |||
18 Buzzer mode | Mode1bU2 18 nd I | Buzzer mute | |
Mode2bU2 18 nd2 | The buzzer sounds when the input source changes or there is a specific warning or fault | ||
Mode3bU2 18 nd3 | The buzzer sounds when there is a specific warning or fault | ||
Mode4(default)bU2 18 nd4 | The buzzer sounds when there is a fault | ||
19 Auto return to default display screen | Return to default display screen (default)19 ESP | If selected, no matter how users switch display screen, it will automatically return to default display screen (Input voltage /output voltage) after no button is pressed for 1 minute. | |
Stay at latest screen19 BEP | If selected, the display screen will stay at the latest screen the user finally switches. | ||
20 Backlight control | Backlight on (default)20 LON | ||
Backlight off20 LOF | |||
23 Overload bypass: When enabled, the unit will transfer to line mode if overload occurs in battery mode. | Bypass disable23 bYd | Bypass enable(default)23 bYE | |
25 Modbus ID Setting | Modbus ID Setting Range : 001(default)~247nod 25 001 | ||
26 Bulk charging voltage (C.V voltage) | If self-defined is selected in program 5, this program can be set up. But the setting value must be more than or equal the value of program 27. Increment of each click is 0.1V. 12V models: Default 14.1V, setting range is from 12.0V to 15.5V, 24V models: Default 28.2V, setting range is from 24.0V to 30.0V, 48V models: Default 56.4V, setting range is from 48.0V to 62.0V. | ||
27 Floating charging voltage | If self-defined is selected in program 5, this program can be set up. 12V models default setting: 13.5V Setting range is from 12.0V to the value of program 26 24V models default setting: 27.0V Setting range is from 24.0V to the value of program 26 48V models default setting: 54.0V Setting range is from 48.0V to the value of program 26 | ||
29 Low DC cut-off voltage | If self-defined is selected in program 5, this program can be set up. The setting value must be less than the value of program 12. Increment of each click is 0.1V. Low DC cut-off voltage will be fixed to setting value no matter what percentage of load is connected. 12V models default setting: 10.5v Setting range is from 10.0V to 13.5V 24V models default setting: 21.0v Setting range is from 20.0V to 27.0V 48V models default setting: 42.0V Setting range is from 40.0V to 54.0V | ||
32 Bulk charging time (C.V stage) | Automatically (Default):32 AUT | If selected, inverter will judge this charging time automatically. | |
5 min32 5 | 900 min32 900 | The setting range is from 5 min to 900 min. Increment of each click is 5 min. | |
33 Battery equalization | Battery equalization33 EEN | Battery equalization disable (default)33 DIS | If "Flooded" or “User-Defined” is selected in program 05, this program can be set up. |
34 Battery equalization voltage | 12V models default setting is 14.6V. Setting range is from floating voltage ~ 15.5V. Increment of each click is 0.1V. 24V models default setting is 29.2V. Setting range is from floating voltage ~ 30V. Increment of each click is 0.1V. 48V models default setting is 58.4V. Setting range is from floating voltage ~ 62V. Increment of each click is 0.1V. | ||
35 Battery equalized time | 60min (default)35 60 | Setting range is from 0 min to 900 min. | |
36 Battery equalized timeout | 120min (default)36 120 | Setting range is from 0 min to 900 min. | |
37 Equalization interval | 30days (default)37 30d | Setting range is from 1 to 90 days. | |
39 Equalization activated immediately | Enable39 EN | Disable (default)39 ADS | If equalization function is enabled in program 33, this program can be set up. If "Enable" is selected in this program, it's to activate battery equalization immediately and LCD main page will shows “E9”. If "Disable" is selected, it will cancel equalization function until the next activated equalization time arrives based on program 37 setting. At this time, “E9” will not be shown in LCD main page. |
41 Automatic activation for lithium battery. Note: This function is just available for supporting lithium battery activation models, other models are reserve setting item | ARE Y nNL | Disable automatic activation (default)ARE Y AEO | When the lithium battery is selected in Program 05 and the battery is not detected, the device automatically activates the lithium-ion battery. If you want to automatically activate the lithium-ion battery, you must restart the device. |
42 Manual activation for lithium battery. Note: This function is just available for supporting lithium battery activation models, other models are reserve setting item | nAt Y NOP | Default: disable activation | When a lithium battery is selected in Program 05 and the battery is not detected, if you want to activate the lithium-ion battery, you can select this option. |
nAt Y ACE | |||
46 Maximum discharge current protection | ndC 46 OFF | Default OFF Disable current discharge current protection function | |
ndC 46 100 | Only available in Single model. When utility is available, it turns to utility model and battery discharge stops after the battery discharge current exceeded the setting value. When utility is unavailable, warning occurs and battery discharge lasts after the battery discharge current exceeded the setting value. The setting range is from 20A to 500A. | ||
48 Lithium battery activation time | 48 006 | This feature is used to start (reactivate) a lithium battery that is completely discharged and unresponsive. In some cases, the battery needs a short activation pulse before it can start charging normally - this is what this option provides. You can set how long this pulse should last from 6 to 300 seconds. The default setting is 6 seconds, which is usually enough for most situations. The value can be increased if the device is unable to wake up the battery at the default time. |
Battery Equalization
The equalization function is added to the charge controller. It reverses the buildup of negative chemical effects like stratification, a condition where acid concentration is greater at the bottom of the battery than at the top. Equalization also helps to remove sulfate crystals that might have built up on the plates. If left unchecked, this condition, called sulfation, will reduce the overall capacity of the battery. Therefore, it's recommended to equalize the battery periodically.
How to Apply Equalization Function
You must enable the battery equalization function in monitoring LCD setting program 33 first. Then, you may apply this function by either one of the following methods:
- Setting equalization interval in program 37.
- Active equalization immediately in program 39.
When to Equalize
In float stage, when the setting equalization interval (battery equalization cycle) is arrived, or equalization is active immediately, the controller will start to enter the Equalize stage.
Diagrams illustrate the charging stages: BULK, ABSORPTION, FLOAT, and EQUALIZE, showing voltage and time relationships.
In the Equalize stage, the controller will supply power to charge the battery as much as possible until the battery voltage rises to the battery equalization voltage. Then, constant-voltage regulation is applied to maintain the battery voltage at the battery equalization voltage. The battery will remain in the Equalize stage until the setting battery equalized time is arrived.
However, in the Equalize stage, when the battery equalized time is expired and the battery voltage doesn't rise to the battery equalization voltage point, the charge controller will extend the battery equalized time until the battery voltage achieves the battery equalization voltage. If the battery voltage is still lower than the battery equalization voltage when the battery equalized timeout setting is over, the charge controller will stop equalization and return to the float stage.
Setting for Lithium Battery
Setting for lithium battery without communication
This suggestion is used for lithium battery application and to avoid lithium battery BMS protection without communication. Please finish the setting as follows:
- Before starting setting, you must get the battery BMS specification:
A. Max charging voltage
B. Max charging current
C. Discharging protection voltage - Set battery type as "LIB"
Program | Battery Type | Description |
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05 Battery type | AGM (default)05 AGM | |
User-Defined05 USE | If "User-Defined" is selected, battery charge voltage and low DC cut-off voltage can be set up in program 26, 27 and 29. | |
Lithium battery without communication05 Li b | If “LIB” is selected, the battery default value is fit for lithium battery without communication battery charge voltage and low DC cut-off voltage can be set up in program 26, 27 and 29. |
- Set C.V voltage as Max charging voltage of BMS-0.5V.
- Set floating charging voltage as C.V voltage.
- Set Low DC cut-off voltage ≥ discharging protection voltage of BMS+2V.
- Set Max charging current which must be less than the Max charging current of BMS.
- Setting voltage point back to utility source when selecting “SBU priority” or “Solar first” in program 01. The setting value must be ≥ Low DC cut-off voltage+1V, or else the inverter will have a warning as battery voltage low.
Remark:
1. It's better to finish setting without turning on the inverter (just let the LCD show, no output).
2. When you finish setting, please restart the inverter.
Fault Reference Code
Fault Code | Fault Event | Icon on |
---|---|---|
01 | Over temperature of inverter module | 01- ERROR |
02 | Over temperature of DCDC module | 02- ERROR |
03 | Battery voltage is too high | 03- ERROR |
04 | Over temperature of PV module | 04- ERROR |
05 | Output short circuited. | 05- ERROR |
06 | Output voltage is too high. | 06- ERROR |
07 | Overload time out | 07- ERROR |
08 | Bus voltage is too high | 08- ERROR |
09 | Bus soft start failed | 09- ERROR |
10 | PV over current | 10- ERROR |
11 | PV over voltage | 11- ERROR |
12 | DCDC over current | 12- ERROR |
13 | Over current or surge | 13- ERROR |
14 | Bus voltage is too low | 14- ERROR |
15 | Inverter failed (Self-checking) | 15- ERROR |
18 | Op current offset is too high | 18- ERROR |
19 | Inverter current offset is too high | 19- ERROR |
20 | DC/DC current offset is too high | 20- ERROR |
21 | PV current offset is too high | 21- ERROR |
22 | Output voltage is too low | 22- ERROR |
23 | Inverter negative power | 23- ERROR |
Warning Indicator
Warning Code | Warning Event | Audible Alarm | Icon flashing |
---|---|---|---|
02 | Temperature is too High | Beep three times every second | 02^ |
04 | Low battery | Beep once every second | 04^ |
07 | Overload | Beep once every 0.5 second | 07^ OVER LOAD |
10 | Output power derating | Beep twice every 3 seconds | 10^ |
14 | Fan blocked | None | 14^ |
15 | PV energy is low | Beep twice every 3 seconds | 15^ |
19 | Lithium Battery communication is failed | Beep once every 0.5 second | 19^ |
21 | Lithium Battery over current | None | 21^ |
E9 | Battery equalization | None | E9^ |
bP | Battery is not connected | None | bP^ |
Specifications
Table 1 Line Mode Specifications
File Info : application/pdf, 28 Pages, 3.71MB
INVERTER MODEL | 1.5KW | 1.5KW | 2.5KW | 3.5KW | 5.5KW |
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Input Voltage Waveform | Sinusoidal (Utility or Generator) | ||||
Nominal Input Voltage | 230Vac | ||||
Low Loss Voltage | 170Vac±7V (UPS) 90Vac±7V (Appliances) | ||||
Low Loss Return Voltage | 180Vac±7V (UPS); 100Vac±7V (Appliances) | ||||
High Loss Voltage | 280Vac±7V | ||||
High Loss Return Voltage | 270Vac±7V | ||||
Max AC Input Voltage | 300Vac | ||||
Nominal Input Frequency | 50Hz / 60Hz (Auto detection) | ||||
Low Loss Frequency | 40±1Hz | ||||
Low Loss Return Frequency | 42±1Hz | ||||
High Loss Frequency | 65±1Hz | ||||
High Loss Return Frequency | 63±1Hz | ||||
Output Short Circuit Protection | Battery mode: Electronic Circuits | ||||
Efficiency (Line Mode) | >95% (Rated R load, Battery full charged ) | ||||
Transfer Time | 10ms typical (UPS); 20ms typical (Appliances) | ||||
Output power derating: When AC input voltage drops to 95V or 170V depending on models, the output power will be derated. |
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