Pylontech UP2500 Rechargeable Lithium-Ion Battery Product Manual

Information version 2.0

1. Safety Precautions

Reminding: It is very important and necessary to read the user manual carefully before installing or using the battery. Failure to do so or to follow any of the instructions or warnings in this document can result in electrical shock, serious injury, or death, or can damage the battery, potentially rendering it inoperable.

Warning:

1.1 Before Connecting

1.2 In Using

2. Introduction

The UP2500 lithium iron phosphate battery is a new energy storage product developed and produced by Pylontech. It can support reliable power for various types of equipment and systems. The UP2500 is especially suitable for application scenarios requiring high power, limited installation space, restricted load-bearing, and long cycle life.

The UP2500 has a built-in BMS that can manage and monitor cell information, including voltage, current, and temperature. The BMS can also balance cell charging and discharging to extend cycle life.

Multiple batteries can be connected in parallel to expand capacity and power, allowing for longer duration requirements.

2.1 Features:

2.2 Specifications

A diagram shows the dimensions and connections of the UP2500 module.

Basic Parameters UP2500
Nominal Voltage (V) 25.6
Nominal Capacity (Wh) 2840
Usable Capacity (Wh) 2550
Dimension (mm) 442*420*120
Weight (Kg) 26.5
Discharge Voltage (V) 23.2~28.5
Charge Voltage (V) 28.2~28.5
Recommend Charge/Discharge Current (A) 56
Max. Charge/Discharge Current (A) 85
Peak Charge/Discharge Current (A) 100 A@1.5sec
Communication RS-485
Configuration (max. in 1 battery group) 20pcs
Working Temperature 0℃~55℃ Charge / -10℃~55℃ Discharge
Shelf Temperature -20°C~60°C
Ingress Protection IP20
Humidity 5%~95%
Altitude <2000m
Certification IEC62619/CE/ROHS/UN38.3
Design life 10+ Years (25°C/77°F)

2.3 Equipment Interface Instruction

This section details the front panel interface functions of the UP2500.

UP2500 Product Front Interface: A diagram shows the front panel with ports and indicators.

Power Switch: To turn ON/OFF. ON: the battery is in standby mode with no power output.

SOC (State of Charge): 4 green LEDs indicate the battery's current capacity.

Alarm: A YELLOW LED flashing or lighting indicates an alarm. It combines with SOC LEDs to show the type of alarm. Refer to the 'LED Instructions' table.

Protection: A RED LED indicates the battery is under BMS protection. It combines with SOC LEDs to show the type of protection. Refer to the 'LED Instructions' table.

LED Status Indicators

It is important to check the detailed alarm/protection definitions in the table below for troubleshooting and maintenance.

Condition Prot ect ALM 100~76% 75~51% 50~26% 25~0% Description
Turn off - - - - - - All LEDs lighting until battery is Off.
Power off - - - - - - Flash once.
Turn on - - - - - - Current ≤ ±0.1A;
Idle - - - - - Only current SOC status LED slowly flash. Charge Current ≥0.1A
Charge - - - - - Only current SOC status LED constant lighting on.
Float charge - - - - - SOC≥99%, 0.1A ≤ Current ≤0.5A
Discharge - - - - - Highest SOC status LED constant lighting on, rest SOC LEDs flash per sec. Discharge Current ≥ -0.1A
soft start - - (100-76%) (75-51%) (50-26%) (25-0%) Residual SOC LEDs flash per sec. All SOC LEDs constant lighting on, pre-charge circuit/address refresh is working.
Alarm - - - - - Alarm: high/low voltage, Cell High/Low Temperature, MOS high Temperature
Protection - - Low SOC (SOC≤10% or single cell voltage≤3V). - - Charge MOS OFF. Possible reason: charging over current; Over Voltage.
- - - - Discharge MOS OFF. Possible reason: discharging over current; Low Voltage; Short circuit; Reverse connected.
- - - - Charge and discharge MOS all OFF. Possible reason: Over/Low Temperature; MOS Over Temperature; System error
- - - - - Internal communication error; Address distribution error.
Critical failure: - - - - - - MOSFAIL; : flash 1.5s off/0.5s on //: flash 1s off/1s on //: lighting

Start

Start Button: Press more than 2 seconds to Start/Off the battery module.

ADD Switch

ADD Switch: 4 ADD switches (DIP switches) are used to define the different baud rates. 'OXXX' setup the bond rate to 115200, and '1XXX' setup the baud rate to 9600. The setting will be active only after restarting the battery. Every battery module needs to have its DIP switch set to configure the RS485 baud rate. In a group, all battery settings should be the same.

Dip2 Dip3 Dip4 Group Address Number
0 0 0 0th: Single battery group's master battery should be set up as this.
0 1 - 2nd: 2nd battery group's master battery should be set up as this.
1 0 - 4th: 4th battery group's master battery should be set up as this.
1 1 - 6th: 6th battery group's master battery should be set up as this.

Console

Console Communication Terminal: (RJ11 port) follows RS232 protocol, for manufacturer or professional engineers to debug or service.

L 0/1 / RS485

Link Port 0/1 or RS485 Communication port: Follows RS485 protocol for communication between the master battery and host equipment. It connects all batteries as a group.

Definition of RJ45 Port Pin

When connecting to host equipment, pins 1-5 should be NULL.

No. RS485 Pin
1 -
2 -
3 -
4 -
5 -
6 GND
7 RS485A
8 RS485B

A diagram shows the RJ45 port and plug.

Definition of RJ11 Port Pin

No. RS232 Pin
1 GND
2 RXD
3 TXD
4 GND

A diagram shows the RJ11 port and plug.

Power Terminals +/-

Power cable terminals: There are two pairs of terminals with the same function. One connects to the equipment, and the other parallels to other battery modules for capacity expansion. For each module, each terminal can achieve charging and discharging functions.

For power cables, water-proofed connectors are used. Please keep pressing the Lock Button [?] during pulling out the power plug.

BMS function:

Protection and Alarm Management and Monitor
Charge/Discharge Cut-off Cells Balance
Charge Over Voltage Intelligent Charge Model
Discharge Under Voltage Capacity Retention Calculate
Charge/Discharge Over Current Administrator Monitor
High/Low Temperature protect Operation Record
Short Circuit Soft Start
Hot Swap

3. Safe Handling of Lithium Batteries Guide

3.1 Schematic Diagram of Solution

A diagram illustrates a typical system setup including PV Array, Inverter, Battery Module, Local Load, and Public Grid.

3.2 Explanation of Symbol

DANGER: LOW DC VOLTAGE INSIDE, DANGER ARC FLASH & SHOCK HAZARD

3.3 Tools

The following tools are required to install the battery pack:

NOTE: Use properly insulated tools to prevent accidental electric shock or short circuits. If insulated tools are not available, cover the entire exposed metal surfaces of the available tools, except their tips, with electrical tape.

3.4 Safety Gear

It is recommended to wear the following safety gear when handling the battery pack:

4. Installation

4.1 Package Items

Unpacking and check the Packing List

1) For battery module package:

Two power cables and one communication cable for each battery package.

A diagram shows the power cables (180mm and 210mm) and communication cable.

Grounding cable:

A diagram shows the grounding cable (1000mm).

Grounding cables use 10AWG yellow-green cables.

UP2500 modules' grounding is achieved by direct metal contact between the module's surface and the rack's surface. If using a standard rack, ensure the paint at the connection point is removed, or install a grounding cable to the grounding point of the modules.

A diagram shows the power switch and grounding point on the module.

2) For battery system connects to inverter:

Two long power cables (current capacity 120A) and one communication cable for each energy storage system.

A diagram shows longer power cables (2000mm) and a communication cable (3500mm).

NOTE: These three long cables are NOT included in the battery package; they are in a separate small cable box. If anything is missing, please contact the dealer.

4.2 Installation Location

Make sure that the installation location meets the following conditions:

CAUTION: If the ambient temperature is outside the operating range, the battery pack stops operating to protect itself. The optimal temperature range for the battery pack to operate is 0°C to 50°C. Frequent exposure to harsh temperatures may deteriorate the performance and life of the battery pack.

Installation

A. Put battery modules into cabinet and connect the cables:

A diagram shows multiple UP2500 Lithium Battery Modules installed in a cabinet.

A diagram illustrates the connection of multiple battery modules within a cabinet, showing power cables and grounding cables. It indicates connections to the inverter and screw points.

Instructions:

  1. Put the battery into the cabinet.
  2. Drive the 4 screws.
  3. Connect the cables between battery modules. If used.
  4. Connect the cables to the inverter.

Note: The power cables' current capacity is 120A. If the battery string's current exceeds this limit, configure 2 pairs of external power cables to reach 240A.

B. Power On

Double-check all power and communication cables.

(1) Switch power on:

Switch on all the battery modules.

A diagram shows the front panel of a UP2500 module with the power switch in the ON position.

(2) The module with an empty 'LO' port is the Master Battery Module. Others are slaves (1 master battery can configure with a maximum of 19 slave batteries). Connect the Master Battery Module's RS485 to the inverter.

Diagrams show the connection from the Master Battery Module's RS485 port to the inverter.

(3) Press the Start Button (red button) of the master battery to power on. All battery LED lights will turn on one by one, starting from the Master battery.

A sequence of diagrams shows the LED lights turning on progressively across multiple battery modules.

If all the battery LED lights turn on and then off, it means the battery system is good and working.

5. Trouble Shooting Steps

Please always check the 'LED Indicators Instructions' table for detailed fault definitions before performing any troubleshooting steps.

5.1 Problem determination based on:

  1. Whether the battery can be turned on or not.
  2. If the battery is turned on, check if the red and yellow lights are off, flashing, or lit.
  3. If the red light is off, check whether the battery can be charged/discharged or not.

5.2 Preliminary determination steps:

  1. Battery cannot turn on, all lights are off or flashing: If the battery external switch is ON and the external power supply voltage is 26V or more, but the battery still fails to turn on, please contact the distributor.
  2. The battery can be turned on, but the red light is lit, and it cannot charge or discharge: If the red light is lit, it indicates a system abnormality. Please check the following values:
    • a) Temperature: Above 55°C or below -10°C, the battery cannot work. Solution: Move the battery to the normal operating temperature range between -10°C and 55°C.
    • b) Current: If the current is greater than 100A, battery protection will activate. Solution: Check if the current is too high; if so, adjust the settings on the power supply side.
    • c) High Voltage: If the charging voltage is above 28.5V, battery protection will activate. Solution: Check if the voltage is too high; if so, adjust the settings on the power supply side.
    • d) Low Voltage: When the battery discharges to 23.2V or less, battery protection will activate. Solution: Charge the battery for some time; the red light should turn off.
    If the fault cannot be located after checking the above four points, turn off the battery's power switch and seek repair.

5.3 The battery cannot be charged or discharged

  1. Cannot be charged: Disconnect the power cables, measure the voltage on the power side. If the voltage is 28.2~28.5V, restart the battery, reconnect the power cable, and try again. If it still does not work, turn off the battery and contact the distributor.
  2. Unable to discharge: Disconnect the power cables and measure the voltage on the battery side. If it is <23.2V, please charge the battery. If the voltage is above 25V and it still cannot discharge, turn off the battery and contact the distributor.

6. Emergency Situations

1) Leaking Batteries

If the battery pack leaks electrolyte, avoid contact with the leaking liquid or gas. If exposed to the leaked substance, immediately perform the actions described below:

2) Fire

NO WATER! Only dry powder fire extinguishers can be used. If possible, move the battery pack to a safe area before it catches fire.

3) Wet Batteries

If the battery pack is wet or submerged in water, do not let people access it, and then contact Pylontech or an authorized dealer for technical support.

4) Damaged Batteries

Damaged batteries are dangerous and must be handled with the utmost care. They are not fit for use and may pose a danger to people or property. If the battery pack appears to be damaged, pack it in its original container and return it to Pylontech or an authorized dealer.

NOTE: Damaged batteries may leak electrolyte or produce flammable gas. If such damage occurs, please contact Pylontech: service@pylontech.com.cn

Models: 24V, UP2500 24V Rechargeable Lithium-lon Battery, 24V Rechargeable Lithium-lon Battery, Rechargeable Lithium-lon Battery, Lithium-lon Battery, Battery

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