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Page 1: ...ded array of monitored subcombiner fusing options A 24 V auxiliary power supply revenue grade meter and performance monitoring gateway can also be added for a completely integrated inverter solution A...

Page 2: ...levation 6000 ft 6000 ft Noise Emission E UZQJDBM BU GVMM MPBE E UZQJDBM BU GVMM MPBE 3FHVMBUPSZ HFODZ QQSPWBMT 3FHVMBUPSZ Compliance 6 4 MBTT 6 4 MBTT OWFSUFS 8BSSBOUZ 10 Year 10 Year f EWBODFE OFSHZ...

Page 3: ...1 CADVANCED Ll ENERGY A POWERFUL ADVANTAGE Advanced Energy AE 75TX and AE 1OOTX Inverters Installation and Operation User Manual October 2012 570 1001793 058 1 1 11...

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Page 5: ...1 CADVANCED Ll ENERGYe A POWERFUL ADVANTAGE Advanced Energy AE 75TX and AE 100TX Inverters Installation and Operation User Manual October 2012 570 1001793 058...

Page 6: ...ore you install operate or maintain this equipment Practice all plant and product safety instructions and precautions Failure to follow instructions can cause personal injury and or property damage If...

Page 7: ...GE OU LES MISES ALA TERRE Toute utilisation de cette unite AE 75TX AE 100TX qui n est pas expressement autorisee dans ce guide de l utilisateur ou dans la documentation connexe y compris sans s y limi...

Page 8: ...Advanced Energy vi tech writing aei com To order a manual please contact AE Solar Energy Technical Suppo1t inve1tersuppo1t aei com 570 1001793 0SB...

Page 9: ...ical Safety 1 5 Disconnect Switches 1 5 Wiring Requirements 1 6 Wiring Information 1 6 Fire Prevention 1 7 Lockout and Tagout Requirements 1 8 Acronyms and Frequently Used Terms 1 8 Chapter 2 Product...

Page 10: ...8 Fuse Protection for DC Input 3 8 Chapter 4 Installing viii Handling and Unpacking 4 1 Packaging Contents 4 1 Handling and Unpacking the Inverter 4 1 Pre Installation Inspection 4 2 Pre Installation...

Page 11: ...ectivity 6 5 Modbus Overview 6 6 Modbus Communication Protocol 6 6 Networking Using the Modbus Option 6 6 Modbus TCP Installation 6 6 Modbus TCP Network Configuration 6 8 Networking Using the Modbus R...

Page 12: ...7 Inverter Fault Codes 8 8 Using the Infrared Inspection Ports 8 12 PCB Status LEDs 8 13 Controller PCB Status LEDs 8 13 Communication PCB Status LEDs 8 14 AE Solar Energy Technical Support 8 18 Appe...

Page 13: ...Advanced Energy AE STX and AE 1OOTX Inverters Appendix B System and Mechanical Diagrams System Diagram B 1 Mechanical Diagrams B 2 570 1001793 0SB Table of Contents xi...

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Page 15: ...20 Table 6 11 Response format for Write Single Register command 6 21 Table 6 12 Format for Return Slave ID 6 21 Table 6 13 Format for Return Slave ID command 6 22 Table 6 14 Data types 6 22 Table 6 15...

Page 16: ...fficiency specifications for the AE 75TX 480 VAC model A 6 Table A 6 Efficiency specifications for the AE 75TX 600 VAC model A 7 Table A 7 Efficiency specifications for the AE 100TX 208 VAC model A 8...

Page 17: ...Bus bar connections 4 16 Figure 4 13 DC connections 4 17 Figure 4 14 Bus bar connections 4 19 Figure 4 15 Remote disable wiring diagram 4 21 Figure 4 16 Communications interface PCB 4 22 Figure 5 1 In...

Page 18: ...erter 8 13 Figure 8 5 Communication PCB with status LEDs 8 14 Figure 8 6 Communication interface PCB with LEDs 8 15 Figure A 1 Efficiency curves for the AE 75TX 208 VAC model A 5 Figure A 2 Efficiency...

Page 19: ...of the unit DANGER WARNING AND CAUTION BOXES IN THE MANUAL This symbol represents impo11ant notes concerning potential haim to people this unit or associated equipment Advanced Energy includes this sy...

Page 20: ...qui si elle n est pas evitee pourrait provoquer des blessures mineures ou moderees et ou des dommages materials ATTENTION est egalement utilise pour des accidents causant uniquement des dommages mate...

Page 21: ...or AED use when each is applicable Safety Equipment Requirements Authorized se1vice personnel perfonning operations on this unit should have the following minimum safety equipment available Consult NF...

Page 22: ...ent 1026 Direct cunent 4205 ffi Positive e Negative PRODUCT COMPLIANCE 1 4 The following sections include info1mation about unit compliance and ce1tification including the conditions ofuse required to...

Page 23: ...connecting Distiibuted Resource with Electiic Power Systems 0 IEEE 1547 l Standard for Confo1mance Tests Procedures for Equipment Interconnecting Distributed Resources with Electiic Power Systems FCC...

Page 24: ...photovolta ique ala terre atout autre point du systeme pourrait dejouer le circuit de protection contre les defauts de terre All wiring methods and mate1ials must be in accordance with the National El...

Page 25: ...de of the inve1ter These te1minals require the use ofa UL approved connector ce1tified for use with the selected interface cables Crimp on type ring te1 minal Compression type lug Ensure that phase ca...

Page 26: ...shooting you must de energize and isolate the AC and the DC interface energy sources before working on the unit ACRONYMS AND FREQUENTLY USED TERMS Table 1 2 Acronyms and frequently used terms Term Des...

Page 27: ...actor increases the giid voltage LOTO Lockout Tagout MCM 1000 circular mils utilized in wire sizing MPPT Maximum power point tracking NEC National Electlic Code NFPA National Fire Protection Associati...

Page 28: ...et point Inve1ter is operating and delive1ing power at defined parameters SPF Scheduled power factor SVAr Static volts amps reactive UL Underwiiter s Laborat01y UTC Universal time coordinate Also know...

Page 29: ...e can be facto1y configured with different three phase outputs For specific product charactedstics refer to the specifications DESIGN FEATURES Easy installation The AE inve1ter is built for easy insta...

Page 30: ...ve1ter from feeding power to the utility grid in the event ofa utility outage Utilizes EMI input and output filtration to prevent electromagnetic interference Field selectable voltage and frequency ni...

Page 31: ...l feature DC subpanel Housekeeping transformer 208VAC or 600VAC Inductor Isolation transformer Figure 2 1 Components ofthe AE 75TXandAE 1OOTXinverters Main Enclosure The modular design ofthe inve1ter...

Page 32: ...se keeping transfo1mer 208 VAC or 600 VAC Power Module Assembly The inve11er uses insulated gate bipolai transistors IGBTs for conve1 ting DC power into three phase AC power The inve11er is protected...

Page 33: ...is to provide a means to communicate with the inve1ter through either Modbus RTU or Modbus TCP IP These connections can be used for third pa1ty monito1ing or for web based inve1ter monito1ing by using...

Page 34: ...een The ON OFF switch enables or disables the inve1 ter Active Cooling System The inve1ters utilize variable speed fans which activate as needed to keep the internal components within preset temperatu...

Page 35: ...circuit subcombineroption Ground Fault Detector Interrupter GFDI PCB The GFDI PCB is located in the DC subpanel This PCB includes the ground fault detector intenupter GFDI circuit The purpose ofthe G...

Page 36: ...olaire si l on utilise un panneau mis ala masse du positif ala prise de terre DC Subcombiner Panel An optional fused subcombiner is also located in the DC subpanel ifthis option is selected AC Subpane...

Page 37: ...age conversion device that transfonns 208 VAC to 480 VAC for use within the inve1ter on 208 VAC models or n ansfo1 ms 600 VAC to 240 VAC for use within the 600 VAC models The 480 VAC models do not req...

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Page 39: ...and may also void the warranty Keep all doors securely closed while moving the unit Only use lifting equipment that is rated for the weight of the unit Only use the specified lifting points fil_ AVER...

Page 40: ...be installed on a flat solid swface such as a concrete pad The inve1ter is capable ofemitting audible switching noise and should be located away from noise sensitive areas that are populated by peopl...

Page 41: ...de is not a NEC setback requirement 152 lllln 6 on each side is an acceptable installation practice 356 mm 14 The top clearance is required above the air intake hood to maintain the filters and fans C...

Page 42: ...the installation ofthe inve1ter is outdoors all interconnect conduit and fittings must be rated NEMA 4 same as the inve1ter rating as required by the NEC For high temperature locations a shade strnctu...

Page 43: ...er is configured for positive or negative ground read the label next to the DC landing bus bar Verify that the grounding configuration matches your installation grounding plan If you need to reconfigu...

Page 44: ...spositif UTILITY GRID INTERCONNECTION Utility Connection Requirements Review all applicable national and local codes for specific requirements for the size ofthe electrical se1vice and the amount ofcu...

Page 45: ...6 1 TO CALCULATE MAXIMUM OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE 1 Using the Advanced Energy Solai Energy website select the String Calculator 2 Calculate the input from the PV an ay Important Each DC input connection...

Page 46: ...available as shown in the figure below Single circuit option Six circuit option __J t I r Jr I I i I I Two circuit option Three circuit option Nine circuit option Figure 3 2 DC subcombineroptions Fus...

Page 47: ...one wrench and one 9 16 socket wrench Lifting device such as a forklift or palletjack Utility knife The inve1ter can be moved using a forklift or pallet jack that is rated to handle a minimmn of 1452...

Page 48: ...hipping damage contact AE Solar Energy Technical Suppo1 t and the canier immediately 3 Using a 9 16 wrench loosen the bolts and nuts seeming the inve1 ter to the pallet PRE INSTALLATION INSPECTION Bef...

Page 49: ...integrity of the bus bar connections and tenninals for each bus bar landing in the AC and DC compa1tments Figure 4 1 Inspection ofthe bus barconnection 2 Ensure the cable connections are plugged in an...

Page 50: ...Figure 4 4 Screen inspection Ifany loose wires are found luting the inspections and the conect location of the connection is unknown contact AE Solar Energy Technical Supp01t To Inspect the Upper Ele...

Page 51: ...verters Figure 4 5 Check the bus barconnections To Inspect the Cooling Compartment 1 Open the inve1ter s hood 2 Ensure the fans spin freely Figure 4 6 Fan inspection 3 Ensure all air filters are fully...

Page 52: ...t on a flat surface in an up1ight position The mounting smface must comply with all national and local standards for weight seismic and wind sheer requirements The mounting smface must be prepared acc...

Page 53: ...the responsibility of the installer ATTENTION Redoubler de vigilance pour proteger l inverseur des contraintes ou forces en compression qui peuvent endommager ou deformer l armoire ou endommager l inv...

Page 54: ...de and bottom gland plates that allow for conduit entry Important All penetr ations in the inve1ter cabinet must be through the specified gland plates which provide a safe and convenient way to route...

Page 55: ...iring in to and out of the inve1ter Penetrating the inve1ter cabinet in any other location besides the gland plates voids the wainnty 1 Select the size s and location s ofthe hole s that need to be pu...

Page 56: ...the unit Lt ATTENTION Pour les installations exterieures effectuer des connexions etanches al unite 5 Replace the gland plate taking care to evenly seat the gasket material against the cabinet Importa...

Page 57: ...e located inside the inve1 ter When facing the inve1ter the connections are located in the following areas DC tenninals are on the left side AC tenninals are on the iight side Both AC and DC bus bars...

Page 58: ...r to fault See the unit specifications for AC operating voltage ranges Table 4 2 Operational voltage ranges per electricalpanel Electrical Panel Operational Voltage Range 208 VAC 183 VAC to 228 VAC 48...

Page 59: ...l shock High voltages are present in the inverter cabinet Both AC and DC disconnects must be in the OFF position when working on the unit Wait five minutes to discharge high voltage before opening the...

Page 60: ...duce the risk of fire connect only to a branch circuit with overcurrent protection appropriately rated in accordance with your national and local electrical codes Lt_ ATTENTION Pour reduire le risque...

Page 61: ...late and fasten with a locking nut 4 Feed the phase A phase B phase C and ground wires through the conduit and into the right side conduit opening of the inve1ter 5 Connect the wires to the appropriat...

Page 62: ...nninal screws to 54 Nm 40 ft lb 7 Reinstall the protective plastic cover DC Wiring 4 16 The DC bus bars positive negative and ground are located in the lower left ofthe DC subcombiner subpanel The pos...

Page 63: ...izing and torque values Fuse Block Maximum Wire Size Required Torque Terminal Maximum Temp Amperage Rating 600 Al Cu 500kcmil 4 58 Nm 43 ft lb 75 C 400 Al Cu 350kcmil 4 58 Nm 43 ft lb 75 C 200 Al Cu 3...

Page 64: ...Risque d electrocution Lorsqu elles sont exposees ala lumiere les piles photovolta iques generent un courant electrique susceptible de causer des conditions dangereuses Follow these steps to wire the...

Page 65: ...the negative DC bus bar as shown in the following figure Use grade 8 3 8 hardware to secure the lugs ofthe incoming DC cables to the bus bar The DC landing torque specification is 54 Nm 40 ft lb Figu...

Page 66: ...on will re strut the inve1 ter MAKING THE REMOTE DISABLE CONNECTION Parts or Tools Required You need the following patts and or tools to make the remote disable connection Control wire 22 AWG through...

Page 67: ...tages are present in the inverter cabinet Both AC and DC disconnects must be in the OFF position when working on the unit Wait five minutes to discharge high voltage before opening the front panels of...

Page 68: ...sable tenninal block located on the communications inte1face PCB in the monitoring compaitment 8 Ifdesired remove the tenninal block by loosening the two mounting screws 9 Locate and remove onejumper...

Page 69: ...ated next to the display screen Pause scroll button ON OFF switch Figure 5 1 Inverter display 2 Check the polaiity ofthe DC positive and negative connectors to ensure they ai e wired con ectly 3 Conf...

Page 70: ...s are met Ifthe unit fails to power on refer to the troubleshooting inf01 mation Ifthose steps do not resolve the problem contact your service provider or AE Solai Energy Technical Suppo1t Related Lin...

Page 71: ...front panel switch is changed to the ON position the inve1ter switches to the sleep state The inve1ter will also enter the disabled state when the remote disable input feanire is applied Fault The inv...

Page 72: ...state Idle In this state the inve1 ter stops energy conversion and displays a message indicating that the inve1ter is idle The inve1ter switches to the power tracking state when the DC voltage is abo...

Page 73: ...anced Energy Industries Inc AE 100TX www aei com Screen 1 Product DC Volts 496 Amps 171 Screen 3 DC values PCMER TRACKING Screen 2 State AC Volts 276 Amps 92 Screen 4 AC values ll Screen 5 Power value...

Page 74: ...ting in 298 seconds Figure 5 9 Advanced Power Controls screens To Operate the Display 5 6 The inve1ter display scrolls through a series ofdisplay screens based on the current state ofthe inve1ter To o...

Page 75: ...rray positive or negative leads Bonding the safety ground to the grounded leg of the array anywhere but through the inverter will cause the GFDI circuit to be bypassed This would defeat the operation...

Page 76: ...e ON OFF switch on the display to OFF position 2 Tum the DC disconnect to the power OFF position by rotating the DC power lever to the position shown in the following figure 3 Wait five minutes 4 Tum...

Page 77: ...completely discharged before working on this unit fil DANGER Cette unite contient des dispositifs de stockage d energie qui prennent jusqu a 5 minutes pour se decharger Verifier que les condensateurs...

Page 78: ...an x can be in either state Table 5 1 Inverter enable disable Inverter Enable Inverter Remote Enable Modbus Inverter Status Disable Switch Disconnect Disable Enable Disable Switches On Closed Enabled...

Page 79: ...monito1ing service provided by AE The data monitoring module can deliver data to a third party monito1ing system through a Modbus TCP over an Ethernet network or Modbus RTU over an RS 485 network OVER...

Page 80: ...ess connectors located at the edge ofthe board DANGER Risk of electrical shock High voltages are present in the inverter cabinet Both AC and DC disconnects must be in the OFF position when working on...

Page 81: ...rnet or to a local area network for Modbus TCP The commercial inve1ter operates as an Internet appliance The inve1 ter communicates with the AE data center using https po1t 443 Communications is one w...

Page 82: ...Figure 6 2 T 5688 compliantEthernet cable 2 Plug the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet po1t on the communication inte1face PCB located in the data monitoring section of the inve1ter Inverter control wi...

Page 83: ...he communications PCB The communications PCB must be removed from the card cage assembly to see the MAC address When the Internet connection is established go to the AE website and navigate to the AE...

Page 84: ...bus TCP network for your AE inve1ter Field installation This step can be completed onsite by a PV installer or an electrician that does not have working knowledge of a Modbus network Consult the facil...

Page 85: ...covering the side entry po1t to the inve1ter s data monitoring compaitment 3 Cut a hole in the desired location to allow access for the cable 4 Install a water tight conduit hub connection 5 Replace...

Page 86: ...onfiguring end of line te1mination and network biasing 0 Setting the Modbus address for each slave inve1 ter Important The contractor responsible for network programming will need to provide the slave...

Page 87: ...network typically at the beginning or the end For device connections the shield must be rewired to provide a continuous shield and isolated from ground Modbus Wiring for the Slave Port The communicati...

Page 88: ...rated cable may be used in the low voltage data monitoling compartment of the inve1ter Check with your local inspector or project engineer ifyou need assistance in detennining this requirement Some ap...

Page 89: ...nstall a water tight conduit hub connection 5 Replace the gland plate 6 Route an RS 485 cable from the master device on the Modbus network po1 t in the facility that has been approved by the network a...

Page 90: ...Pins 6 12 By default the te1mination pins have three slave jumpers installed in the disabled positions when the inve1ter is shipped The location of the jumpers can dete1mine the following settings fo...

Page 91: ...umper is in the lower NC position Move the jumper to the upper pair of Jl l pins labeled Line Verify that the J10 jumper is in the lower NC position Table 6 2 Termination enabled for end device Termin...

Page 92: ...r pair ofJ7 pins labeled High 2 Verify that the Jl1jumper is in the lower NC position 3 Move the jumper to the upper pair ofJl0 pins labeled Low Table 6 4 Biasing enabled Termination Disabled Enabled...

Page 93: ...the Modbus address switch on the communications interface PCB 2 Detennine each slave address 3 Set the address on each slave device The slave address for each inve1ter is set using a bina1y coded DIP...

Page 94: ...Number Unit 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Address decimal Switch Address 1 2 4 8 16 32 64 128 1 ON Off Off Off Off Off Off Off 2 Off ON Off Off Off Off Off Off 3 ON ON Off Off Off Off Off Off 4 Off Off ON Off Off...

Page 95: ...Off 29 ON Off ON ON ON Off Off Off 30 Off ON ON ON ON Off Off Off 31 ON ON ON ON ON Off Off Off 32 Off Off Off Off Off ON Off Off 33 ON Off Off Off Off ON Off Off 34 Off ON Off Off Off ON Off Off 35...

Page 96: ...f ON ON ON Off Off 60 Off Off ON ON ON ON Off Off 61 ON Off ON ON ON ON Off Off 62 Off ON ON ON ON ON Off Off 63 ON ON ON ON ON ON Off Off 64 Off Off Off Off Off Off ON Off 65 ON Off Off Off Off Off O...

Page 97: ...Modbus commands Command Name Cornman Description d Number Read Holding Register 03 Read value from the register Write preset Single Register 06 Write value to the register Return Slave ID 17 Returns...

Page 98: ...mmand number 03 Number of bytes of data n First register MSB xx First register LSB xx Second register MSB xx Second register LSB xx Nth register MSB xx Nth register LSB xx CRCLSB xx CRCMSB xx The Writ...

Page 99: ...to read a text string containing the ID number of the unit Table 6 12 Format for Return Slave ID Command Information Command Layout Modbus slave address nn 1 126 Command number llh The Return Slave ID...

Page 100: ...6 bits Range 0 to 65 536 SINT Signed integer 16 bits Range 32 767 to 32 767 UINT32 requires two Unsigned integer 32 bits registers Range 0 to 4 294 967 295 High order 16 bits in the first ofthe two re...

Page 101: ...ID 0 7 8 40001 ASCII The ID number number is a 16 character number that is unique for each inve1 ter Inve1ter model 1 2 2 40002 ASCII The model number number is extracted from four digits of the inve1...

Page 102: ...dbus Model Number PVP30kW 0272 0273 0274 0288 0289 0290 AE35TX 0300 0301 0302 0303 AE50TX 0304 0305 0306 0307 AE75TX 0276 0277 0278 0279 AE lOOTX 0280 0281 0282 0283 AE250TX 0312 0313 0314 0315 0316 0...

Page 103: ...es Register Register Registers Address Type Modbus base address 1000 VoltsA L N 1000 1001 2 41001 FLOAT 32 bit IEEE 754 VoltsB L N 1002 1003 2 41003 FLOAT 32 bit IEEE 754 VoltsCL N 1004 1005 2 41005 F...

Page 104: ...fault registers see the troubleshooting info1mation for the inve1ter For more inf01mation about the status codes see Table 6 20 on page 6 27 and Table 6 21 on page 6 28 Table 6 19 Modbus status and f...

Page 105: ...e inve1ter troubleshooting inf01 mation System 2107 2107 1 42108 UINT See the fault warnings codes descriptions in the inve1ter troubleshooting inf01 mation PVM PV 2108 2108 1 42109 UINT See Table 6 2...

Page 106: ...the resulting status word value will be a sum of the individual code values Table 6 2 1 PVMstatus register status code values Description Hex Value Decimal Value Notes Modbus register number 42005 OK...

Page 107: ...Iy a restalt Disable 3001 3001 1 43002 VINT Write values inve1ter OxDD to disable OxEE to enable Reading this register returns 0 after bootup OxDD after a disable OxEE after an enable command is sent...

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Page 109: ...serious personal injury or damage to the equipment Ensure that all appropriate safety precautions are taken _ AVERTISSEMENT Le personnel d entretien doit recevoir une formation appropriee avant d ins...

Page 110: ...rces of input power before working on this unit or anything connected to it fil DANGER RISQUE DE MORT OU DE BLESSURES CORPORELLES Debrancher et verrouiller etiqueter toutes les sources de puissance d...

Page 111: ...y Connections and wiiing 11 Complete visual inspection of electrical connections and wiling Annually 12 Complete mechanical inspection ofconnections and wiling Annually 13 Measure torque ofall electti...

Page 112: ...CHECKING AND REPLACING THE AIR FILTERS As pa1t ofpreventive maintenance eve1y 12 months you should perfo1m regulai checks ofthe self contained cooling system to dete1mine ifthe air filters need to be...

Page 113: ...the filter frames for damage Contact AE Solar Energy Technical Suppo1t ifyou wish to replace the filters 6 Reinstall the filters 7 Reattach the louver assembly to the cabinet 8 Close and secure the h...

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Page 115: ...cks and troubleshooting procedures Ifyou are still unable to resolve faults or warnings and resume nonnal operation after following these checks and procedures contact AE Solar Energy Technical Suppo1...

Page 116: ...RTISSEMENT Le personnel d entretien doit recevoir une formation appropriee avant d installer de depanner OU d entretenir Un equipement electrique a haute energie Des tensions potentiellement mortelles...

Page 117: ...oting Warnings Warnings are displayed ifa condition is detected that does not require the inve1ter to shut down but may require attention The following screen is a sample warning screen Warning FAN 1...

Page 118: ...sequence Latching Requires manual intervention to restart the inverter Ifthe inverter has faulted the display screen will show the corresponding fault information in a series ofthree or more screens...

Page 119: ...PV array voltage is low and the utility volage is above the recommended limits AC UNDER VOLTAGE FAULT To Identify an AC Under Voltage Fault Ifthe inverter displays an AC Under Voltage fault and all t...

Page 120: ...reuses The GFDI ftmctions using a 3 A fuse to connect or bond the solar airny negative or the solar airny positive if using a positively grounded panel aITay to eaith ground on the DC distribution PCB...

Page 121: ...une capacite de 600 V est requis 1 Open the DC side door and locate the DC distribution PCB 2 Inspect the GFDI fuse for continuity using a multimeter 3 Remove the GFDI fuse 4 Check for continuity ohm...

Page 122: ...Value Display Category Modbus l egistel numbel 42102 Diive fault DRV 0 1 1 Voltage fault VLT 1 2 2 Giid fault GRD 2 4 4 Temperature fault TMP 3 8 8 System fault SYS 4 10 16 Latching fault 15 8000 3276...

Page 123: ...MS over cwTent phase B 0800 RMS OVERCURRENT C RMS over cwTent phase C 1000 DC OVERVOLTAGE DC volts over range 2000 DC UNDERVOLTAGE DC volts under range Voltage Faults The following table lists the vol...

Page 124: ...8 5 Grid GRD faults Display Screen Display Screen Text Description Hexadecimal Value 0001 AC FAST UNDERVOLT A Fast AC voltage low phase A 0002 AC FAST UNDERVOLT B Fast AC voltage low phase B 0004 AC F...

Page 125: ...dule heat sink B1 temperamre high 0008 HEATSINK TEMP B2 Module heat sink B2 temperamre high 0010 HEATSINK TEMP Cl Module heat sink Cl temperamre high 0020 HEATSINK TEMP C2 Module heat sink C2 temperam...

Page 126: ...HERMAL SWITCH OPEN Thennal switch open 0800 DISCONNECT OPEN Disconnect open 1000 DCMISWIRE DC mis wired for Check the DC configured grounding wiring USING THE INFRARED INSPECTION PORTS The infrared in...

Page 127: ...n The status LEDs are located on the following PCBs Controller PCB Communications PCB Controller PCB Status LEDs There are two LEDs on the front ofthe controller PCB one green and one red Table 8 8 Co...

Page 128: ...presence ofa hardware Ethernet connection Activity or ACT Indicates internet traffic Status Indicates the communication status Modbus Indicates activity on the Modbus network The four LEDs primaiy loc...

Page 129: ...LED LED Flash Code Unit Status I Description Action Color On Hardware Ethernet connection is found None Amber Off No hardware Ethernet connection available None Table 8 10 Activity LED LED Flash Code...

Page 130: ...municating with the inve1ter s main processor via sedal communication Ifthe communication PCB cannot establish communication with the main processor the sedal communication fault code will flash It is...

Page 131: ...e Unit Status I Description Action Color Green Sho1 t 1 8 Enables the installer to troubleshoot the Check the Modbus sec system by verifying that communications address switches are occuning on the ne...

Page 132: ...Contact AE Solar Energy Technical Suppo1t Phone 24 hrs day 7 days week 20720 B1inson Blvd Inside the U S call 877 312 3832 or Bend OR 97701 Outside the U S call USA 1 541 323 4143 Email We will respon...

Page 133: ...5 8 H x 65 5 8 W x 35 D Maximum weight 1361 kg 3000 lb Clearance Front 914 mm 36 Rear 152 nun 6 Sides 152 mm 6 and 914 mm 36 Top 356 mm 14 User Interface and Communications Protocol Display VFD 4 row...

Page 134: ...5TX 322 Aims at 208 VAC 72 2 ms duration Note 1 AE 75TX 111 Aims at 600 VAC 72 2 ms AE lOOTX 322 A nns at 208 VAC 72 2 ms AE lOOTX 111 A nns at 600 VAC 72 2 ms Maximum utility backfeed cwTent AE 75TX...

Page 135: ...X 1800 W Note 1 Info1mation also known as the maximum fault cunent contribution Note 2 At unity power factor and nominal AC voltage Utility Interconnect Specifications Table 9 3 Utility interconnect v...

Page 136: ...0 1 0 Voltage phase low 243 9 216 1to243 9 2 0 2 0 Voltage phase fast 332 5 332 5 0 16 0 16 high Voltage phase fast 138 6 138 6 0 16 0 16 low 600 VAC Configurations Factory Setting Standard Tlip T1ip...

Page 137: ...f Rated Output Power 4663 Figure 9 1 Efficiency curves for the AE 75TX 208 VAC model Table 9 4 Efficiency specifications for the AE 75TX 208 VAC model Power Level in Percent and kW Input Voltage 10 20...

Page 138: ...igure 9 2 Efficiency curves for the AE 75TX 480 VAC model Table 9 5 Efficiency specifications for the AE 75TX 480 VAC model Power Level in Percent and kW Input Voltage 10 20 30 50 75 100 Weighted VDC...

Page 139: ...wer 4666 Figure 9 3 Efficiency curves for the AE STX 600 VAC model Table 9 6 Efficiency specifications for the AE 75TX 600 VAC model Power Level in Percent and kW Input Voltage 10 20 30 50 75 100 Weig...

Page 140: ...ure 9 4 Efficiency curves for the AE 100TX 208 VAC model Table 9 7 Efficiency specifications for the AE 100TX 208 VAC model Power Level in Percent and kW Input Voltage 10 20 30 50 75 100 Weighted VDC...

Page 141: ...ated Output Power 4668 Figure 9 5 Efficiency curves for the AE 100TX 480 VAC model Table 9 8 Efficiency specifications for the AE 100TX 480 VAC model Power Level in Percent and kW Input Voltage 10 20...

Page 142: ...vel in Percent and kW Input Voltage 10 20 30 50 75 100 Weighted VDC 10 00 20 00 30 00 50 00 75 00 100 00 VMIN 295 93 8 96 1 96 5 96 6 96 3 95 9 96 26810 VNOM 341 93 2 95 8 96 3 96 4 96 1 95 8 96 06103...

Page 143: ...Humidity Status Operating 30 C to 50 C 0 to 95 non 22 F to 122 F condensing Standby Storage 40 C to 60 C 0 to 95 non 40 F to 140 F condensing NOISE EMISSIONS Noise emission dBA 3 typical value at ful...

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Page 149: ...location of 6 6 port 6 10 570 1001793 0SB Advanced Energy AE STX and AE 1OOTX Inverters remote disable 4 20 5 10 status lights 6 5 communications PCB connectivity 8 1 compartment main enclosure 2 3 co...

Page 150: ...s activation of 2 6 fault codes 8 8 ii drive 8 8 grid 8 10 system 8 11 temperature 8 11 voltage 8 9 fire prevention 1 7 G GFDI handling of ground fault 5 7 gland plates conduit entry 4 8 location 3 4...

Page 151: ...troubleshooting 8 8 upper electronics compartment 4 4 weight 3 1 inverterinspection 7 2 IP address 6 5 assigning 6 8 connectivity issues 8 2 J jumpers remote disable 4 20 5 10 570 1001793 056 Index L...

Page 152: ...sable iv communications interface PCB 4 20 5 1o making the connection 4 20 protecting other power sources 4 20 Index s safety directives and standards 1 5 electrical 1 5 equipment requirements 1 3 fir...

Page 153: ...ed 1 3 lockout and tagout requirements 1 8 startup 5 1 turning on 5 1 user manual alert boxes in 1 1 symbols and icons used 1 1 570 1001793 0SB Advanced Energy AE STX and AE 1OOTX Inverters utility re...

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