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ELESHELL

                                         

 

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Index 

1 General  Information ................................................................................................... 3

 

1.1    Validity .......................................................................................................... 3

 

1.2 Intended Use ...................................................................................................... 3

 

1.3 Product  Identification ...................................................................................... 4

 

2   Safety Measures ......................................................................................................... 6

 

3 Technical parameters .................................................................................................. 7

 

4 Technical  Items ........................................................................................................... 9

 

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Product Overview ................................................................................................. 10

 

5.1    Brief Introduction. ...................................................................................... 10

 

5.2    Interface  Introduction .................................................................................. 11

 

5.2.1    Start Button ...................................................................................... 11

 

5.2.2 Dial-up Switch Definition ................................................................... 11

 

5.2.3    COM1 Port ....................................................................................... 12

 

5.2.4 COM2 port .......................................................................................... 13

 

6 Installation guide ....................................................................................................... 14

 

6.1    Inspection before installation ...................................................................... 14

 

6.1.1    Check the outer packaging ............................................................... 14

 

6.1.2    Check whether the accessories are complete ................................... 14

 

6.2    Tools ............................................................................................................ 17

 

6.3    Installation Requirements ............................................................................ 18

 

6.3.1    Installation environment requirements ............................................ 18

 

6.3.2 Installation Carrier requirements ........................................................ 18

 

6.4    Installation Instructions ............................................................................... 19

 

6.4.1    Overall Dimensions ......................................................................... 19

 

6.5 Connection of all wires .................................................................................. 21

 

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Cleaning and maintenance .................................................................................... 25

 

7.1  Cleaning work ............................................................................................... 25

 

7.2 Maintenance ................................................................................................... 25

 

7.2.1 Recharging requirements during normal storage ................................ 25

 

7.2.2    Recharging requirements for excessive discharge ........................... 26

 

8 Common Issues and  Solutions ................................................................................... 27

 

8.1    Common Issues and solutions .................................................................... 27

 

8.2    Emergency .................................................................................................. 29

 

Handling of the battery system ............................................................................ 30

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for ELESHELL-10.2K

Page 1: ...ELESHELL 1 User Manual Model ELESHELL 6 1 10 2 14 3K ...

Page 2: ... Check the outer packaging 14 6 1 2 Check whether the accessories are complete 14 6 2 Tools 17 6 3 Installation Requirements 18 6 3 1 Installation environment requirements 18 6 3 2 Installation Carrier requirements 18 6 4 Installation Instructions 19 6 4 1 Overall Dimensions 19 6 5 Connection of all wires 21 7 Cleaning and maintenance 25 7 1 Cleaning work 25 7 2 Maintenance 25 7 2 1 Recharging req...

Page 3: ...intenance measures 1 2 Intended Use ELESHELL6 1 10 2 14 3K is an energy storage unit that is designed for residential application scenarios with the capability of short term backup Notes ELESHELL6 1 10 2 14 3K is not suitable for supporting life sustaining medical devices This product is intended for used only in accordance with the information provided in the enclosed documents and applicable loc...

Page 4: ... other than described in the intended use section does not qualify as appropriate The enclosed documentation is an integral part of this product Please keep the documentation in a safe and convenient place for future reference Product model labels see Section 1 3 must be attached to the product 1 3 Product Identification The type labels were attached on the product which contain the product identi...

Page 5: ...ELESHELL 5 ...

Page 6: ...electric wires 8 Place the battery in safe place that away from children and animals Operation Precautions 1 Do not disassemble the battery 2 Do not touch the battery pack with wet hands 3 Do not smash fall or puncture the battery 4 Do not reverse the polar series connection battery 5 Do not short circuit the terminal and remove all metal jewelry items that may produce a short circuit before insta...

Page 7: ...y Ah 120A h 200A h 280 A h Nominal Voltage V 51 2V 51 2V 51 2V Total Energy 6100W h 10240W h 14336W h Depth of Discharge 90 DOD 5490W h 9216W h 12902 W h Maximum Charging Voltage V 56 8V 56 8V 56 8V End of Voltage V 49V 49V 49V Nominal charging current A 60A 100A 120A Maximum Charging Current A 60A 100A 120A Maximum Charging Power W 3072W 5120W 7168W Working Humidity 95 rh ...

Page 8: ...00m Maximum number of Parallel 16 个 Protection Level IP65 Net Weight Kg 60KG 80KG 120KG Dimensions mm 422 867 5 118 509 871 7 133 412 750 235 Product Certificate CE ROHS UN38 3 MSDS Circle Life 5000 次 80 DOD 25 0 5C 60 EOL Communication Port CAN RS485 RS232 Operating temperature 10 55 Storage temperature 25 12 个月 35 6 个月 45 3 个月 ...

Page 9: ...g or discharging 5 Turn off Turn off battery output 6 SOC State of Charging Useable Capacity 7 Battery voltage Voltage between the battery B B 8 Single string Voltage Single cell voltage 9 Alarm Indicates that the battery is in an abnormal state 10 Protection Battery stops charging or discharging 11 Fault Battery or BMS is damaged and need to be replaced 12 Over discharged Battery is lack of elect...

Page 10: ...ry Management System which can manage and monitor cells information including voltage current and the temperature In addition the BMS can balances battery charging to extend lifespan BMS has the protections including over discharge overcharge over current high low temperature etc The system can automatically manage the charging status discharge state balance state Multiple batteries can be connect...

Page 11: ...uetooth 2 ADDR Dial address 6 Wifi 3 COM1 RS485 CAN 7 Battery positive pole 4 COM2 RS485 RS232 8 Battery negative pole 5 2 1 Start Button Presse the start button release the button and the button is locked 5 2 2 Dial up Switch Definition Schematic diagram of the dial up switch ...

Page 12: ...in1 RS485 B Pin2 RS485 A Pin3 NC empty Pin4 CAN H Pin5 CAN L Pin6 NC empty Pin7 NC empty Pin8 NC empty The can communication terminal RJ45 port follows the can RS485 Dial up code location Add ress Dial up code location Add ress Dial up code location Add ress Dial up code location Add ress 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 1 8 0 0 1 1 12 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 5 1 0 0 1 9 1 0 1 1...

Page 13: ...ication to avoid damaging the battery due to deep discharge 3 If the SOC is lower than 97 for one consecutive month BMS controls the inverter through can RS485 communication to fully charge the battery to correct the SOC error 5 2 4 COM2 port Interface Definition Description Pin1 RS485 B Pin2 RS485 A Pin3 RS232 TX Pin4 RS232 RX Pin5 RS232 GND Pin6 NC empty Pin7 RS485 A Pin8 RS485 B Com2 communicat...

Page 14: ... damage such as holes and cracks If any damage is found do not unpack the battery and contact the dealer as soon as possible It is recommended that you remove the packaging material within 24 hours before installing the battery 6 1 2 Check whether the accessories are complete After opening the packing box check whether the attached accessories are complete If any damage or missing parts are found ...

Page 15: ... Wall hanging plate A One out of two 3 4 6 Wall hanging plate A base M8 16 4 1 Wall hanging plate B One out of two 5 4 4 Wall hanging plate B base Expansion screws M10 100 6 1 Base One out of two 7 1 Hub 1 in 2 interface 8 1 Certificate 9 1 Inspection report 10 1 Quality guarantee ...

Page 16: ...ELESHELL 16 Manufacturing instructions for power cable terminals A Copper core wire B The insulation layer C Heat shrink tube A Copper Core Line B Insulation layer C Protective cover D Hydraulic pliers ...

Page 17: ...6 2 Tools Type Tools Installation Tools Knife Hammer drill Socket wrench Rubber mallet Cross Screwdriver Incinometer Measuring tape Protective Equipments ESD gloves Safety goggles Anti dust respirator Safety shoes ...

Page 18: ...ery near any heat source and avoid generating sparks 4 Do not expose the battery to moist air or liquid 5 Do not expose the battery to direct sunlight 6 Do not expose the battery to a combustible gas or liquid 6 3 2 Installation Carrier requirements 1 The mounting carrier shall be fire resistant Do not install batteries on flammable buildings 2 The mounting bracket surface shall meet the requireme...

Page 19: ...ELESHELL 19 6 4 Installation Instructions 6 4 1 Overall Dimensions ...

Page 20: ...ELESHELL 20 Minimum Installation distance between the battery pack and equipment ...

Page 21: ...ELESHELL 21 6 5 Connection of all wires Step 1 fix the battery ...

Page 22: ...ELESHELL 22 Step 2 connect the power cord S ...

Page 23: ...ELESHELL 23 Tep 3 connect the internal communication line ...

Page 24: ...ELESHELL 24 Step 4 set BMS communication address Please refer to 5 2 3 the dialing rule is to set the battery module address in sequence from far to near refers to the battery closer to the inverter ...

Page 25: ...lean the enclosure 7 2 Maintenance 7 2 1 Recharging requirements during normal storage The battery shall be stored in an environment with a temperature range of 10 45 and shall be maintained regularly according to the following table to 0 5C current is charged until 40 SOC after long storage Charging conditions during storage Store the Ambient temperature Relative humidity of the storage environme...

Page 26: ...arge 90 DOD battery within the time of meeting the table below otherwise the over discharge battery module will be damaged Charging requirements for excessive battery discharge Storage Environment Tperature Storage Time Note 10 25 on Day 15 The battery Pack Disconnected to PCS 25 45 Day 7 10 45 for 12 hours Battery pack Connect to the inverter ...

Page 27: ...ve and the battery still cannot be opened contact us 2 The battery can be turned on but not charged or discharge If a red light indicates a system abnormality check the following values 1 Temperature Above 55 or below 10 the battery protection turns on Solution Move the battery to Normal operating temperature range between 10 C to 55 C 2 Temperature above 55 C or below 10 the battery cannot discha...

Page 28: ...when the battery is discharged to 49v or lower the battery discharge protection will be turned on Solution charge the battery until the red light goes out In addition to the above five points if you still can t find the fault please turn off the battery and contact us 3 In multiple battery parallel systems the SOC LED are different 1 When the first installation please charge in full first to balan...

Page 29: ... authorized dealer for technical support 2 Do not use water to fire when a fire Only dry powder extinguishers place the battery pack in a safe area if possible 3 Battery leaking the electrolyte If the battery pack leaks the electrolyte avoid contact with the leaking liquid or gas If someone is exposed to the leaking material do the follpwing immediately Inhalation evacuate the contaminated areas a...

Page 30: ...al regulations of electronic waste and second hand batteries 2 Do not treat the battery system along with household waste 3 Avoid exposing the battery to high heat or direct sunlight 4 Avoid exposing the battery to high humidity or corrosive environments 5 Do not expose the battery to a combustible gas or liquid ...

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