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4.2.2  USB card 

 

a.  CN2 is for USB connectors. 

b.  Compliant  with  USB  1.0  version,  which  transmission 

rate can up to1.5Mbps. 

c.  Compliant with USB HID 1.0 (Human Interface Devices) 

version. 

d.  Pin Definitions: 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fasten the 4 screws back to the 

waterproof lid. 

PIN1

VCC (+5V) 

PIN2

D

 

PIN3

D

 

PIN4

Ground 

 

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4.2.3  Relay Junction Card (DCE-B) 

 

a.  Pin definitions for the terminals:   

1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8   

 

PIN 1: 

Utility voltage is too high or too low. 

PIN 2: 

The input voltage for the maximum power tracker A or B 

is within the rated range. 

PIN 3: 

The input voltage for the maximum power tracker A or B 

is too high or too low. 

PIN 4: 

The frequency of utility voltage is too high or too low. 

PIN 5: 

Islanding effect. 

PIN 6: 

A over current situation in the PV inverter. 

PIN 7: 

The heat sink temperature of the PV inverter is too high. 

PIN 8: 

Common point. 

b.  Contact capacity of each relay is 40dc/25mA. 

c.  JP1~5 is for selection of the relay contact action: 

PIN 1&2 short-circuit is for N.C. action. 

PIN 2&3 short-circuit is for N.O. action. 

 

 

Summary of Contents for EnerSolis ES3000T

Page 1: ...9 2 3 Mounting the unit 11 2 4 Electrical Installation 13 2 5 Connecting to the Grid AC utility 16 2 6 PV Array Input Wiring 20 3 2 9 Panel 23 3 1 Functions of the 2 9 Panel 23 3 2 Display and Operati...

Page 2: ...installation of the equipment 3 Safety Instructions Please read all the installation instructions in this EnerSolis user manual before installing or maintaining your system The PV inverter should be...

Page 3: ...ld be repaired by trained electrical technicians only PV Array When installing and configuring the PV array make sure that the PV array s rated voltage parameters which provided by the manufacturer co...

Page 4: ...ment Description 1 LCD panel and LED indicators Shows PV inverter operation information and status 2 DC input terminals The input connections of PV array 3 Standard communicationports RS485 EPO 4 Opti...

Page 5: ...en selecting an installation location and method be sure to take the weight of the PV inverter into account An appropriate installation location will optimize system performance reduce the chances of...

Page 6: ...tion Please see the diagram below for recommended heat dissipation space 20cm 20 cm 20 cm 20cm 5 cm 11 2 3Mounting the unit It is recommended to use the enclosed backplate to mount the PV inverter on...

Page 7: ...ix holes Finally fix the backplate on the wall Step 2 Hang the PV inverter on the brackets Make sure the inverter holds firm and securely Inverter 13 Method II Use screws to fix the unit Step 1 As sho...

Page 8: ...0A circuit breaker is recommended Make sure the DC circuit breaker has been installed between the PV inverter and the PV array Note The Ue 600Vdc Ie 20A circuit breaker is recommended The AC and DC ci...

Page 9: ...e circuit breaker which connected to the utility is opened before installed the PV inverter s AC output The AC circuit breaker should be closed only after completed the electrical installation of the...

Page 10: ...Figure 5 19 To prevent electric shock hazard make sure the ground of the PV inverter is connected to the ground properly before any operation Recommended wire diameter for AC cable Model Diameter mm A...

Page 11: ...ange under any kind conditions 21 2 6 2 Installation steps for PV array input CAUTION An independent DC circuit breaker shall be installed between the inverter and the PV array before the PV inverter...

Page 12: ...tring B It should be configured in the Setup Mode as shown in Figure 8 See Section 3 4 for details of the Setup Mode Figure 8 23 3 2 9 Panel 3 1 Functions of the 2 9 Panel Panel symbols described belo...

Page 13: ...the value of PV inverter s sleeping power Buttons 5 Setup Query 6 Previous page 7 Next page 8 Confirm Setup changes 25 3 2 Display and Operation of 2 9 Panel Measurement Messages When the PV inverter...

Page 14: ...put power as shown in Figure F 3 2 6 String B input power as shown in Figure G 3 2 7 Output voltage as shown in Figure H D E F G H 27 3 2 8 Output frequency as shown in Figure I 3 2 9 Output current a...

Page 15: ...le when the total energy generation was 999 999 KWH as shown in Figures L1 and L2 3 2 13 The enclosure surface temperature can be displayed in Celsius or Fahrenheit as shown in Figures M1 and M2 M1 M2...

Page 16: ...remains in standby mode It indicated by a flashing red LED Shutdown When PV array cannot generate enough energy such as at night or in rainy days the PV inverter will automatically shutdown to stop o...

Page 17: ...lel mode as shown in FiguresP1 and P2 Note STD Standard Mode PAR Parallel Mode P1 P2 O1 O2 33 Step 4 Press the key to set the ID number of the PV inverter The panel now shows the SET and ID setting al...

Page 18: ...ing PV inverter can be stopped immediately and remains in standby mode by shorting the circuit with the pins which specified in the right figure PIN 1 Reserve PIN 2 Reserve PIN 3 485 GND PIN 4 EPO GND...

Page 19: ...e is too high or too low PIN 2 The input voltage for the maximum power tracker A or B is within the rated range PIN 3 The input voltage for the maximum power tracker A or B is too high or too low PIN...

Page 20: ...US failed to reach the setting value 1 Disconnect the PV array from the PV inverter 2 Wait until the LCD monitor is completely off Then reconnect the PV array to the PV inverter 3 If the problems pers...

Page 21: ...PV inverter s specifications 4 Restart the PV inverter If the problems persist please contact your local distributor AL01 Utility voltage too low AL02 Utility frequency too high Utility frequency is n...

Page 22: ...inal AC Power 3000 VA 3680 VA 4000 VA 4600VA 5000VA 5500VA Nominal AC Voltage a c V AC 230V 43 Output Connect Method 1 Phase 2 Wire L N PE 1 Phase 3 Wire L1 L2 PE AC Voltage Rang a c A 184V 264 5V Bas...

Page 23: ...ction key Enter key Protection Utility Over under Voltage Over under Frequency Grounding fault DC Isolation fault Islanding operation detection Passive Voltage phase jump detection 45 Active Reactive...

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