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h. Use the wire harness 

(label with CAN1, length 

150mm) to connect the 

CAN2 communication 

interface of BAT1 to the 

CAN1 communication 

interface of BAT2 

i. Use the wire harness 

(label with CAN1, length 

800mm) to connect the 

CAN2 communication 

interface of BAT2 to the 

CAN1 communication 

interface of BAT3. 

j. Use the wire harness 

(label with CAN1, length 

150mm) to connect the 

CAN2 communication 

interface of BAT3 to the 

CAN1 communication 

interface of BAT4 

 

k. Use a wire harness 
(labeled with RS485, 
length 2300mm) to be 
taken from the RS485 
interface of the master 
BAT2 through the 
cabinet waterproof 
connector to the 
external monitoring 
device (inverter, etc.) 

 

Master 

Summary of Contents for B09ULF

Page 1: ...I Instruction Manual 48V 9 6kWh Battery System Model Number B09ULF Version V1 3 Darfon Electronics Corp Ltd...

Page 2: ...focuses on the safe operation of the system Please read this manual carefully before proceeding If you encounter any problems during the operation of the device please consult the corresponding instru...

Page 3: ...it will cause product damage Attention When handling and installing please lift it gently to avoid injury to the foot or damage to the product Keep the system away from flammable objects and away fro...

Page 4: ...professional maintenance personnel Users should not disassemble the machine to avoid electric shock and product damage Carry Danger During the carry process avoid strong vibration falling bumping and...

Page 5: ...e to the danger of not operating as required it may result in moderate or minor injury to the person and damage to the product Danger High voltage danger be careful of electric shock No smoking Do not...

Page 6: ...onnection 24 3 1 System working principle diagram 24 3 2 Battery module ground 24 3 3 System ground 25 3 4 System wiring 25 3 5 DIP switch settings 33 3 6 Matching resistor installation 34 4 Operation...

Page 7: ...be expanded to 38 4KWh Customized battery management system BMS real time data acquisition status monitoring and control to ensure safe and reliable operation of the system The system has flexible co...

Page 8: ...nting brackets 12 Cabinet buckle 1 4 System technical parameters NO Item Specification parameter Remark 1 System energy 9 6kWh 2 System capacity 200Ah 3 Number of parallel 4 in parallel 4850 battery m...

Page 9: ...ltitude 2000m 14 System noise 40dB 16 Protection level IP55 17 Pollution level Class 2 18 External communication interface RS485 19 Guideline UN38 3 UL1973 20 Equipment size 1150mm 570mm 285mm W H D 2...

Page 10: ...facturer description information 6 RS485 RS485 communication interface RJ11 6P 7 8 CAN CAN communication interface RJ45 8P 9 ADD Battery box dial switch 10 Dry node Multiple battery boxes in parallel...

Page 11: ...1 RS485B RS485 communication line B 2 RS485A RS485 communication line A 3 RS485BR RS485 communication line B inside set 120 resistor matching 4 5 NC Hanging 6 GND RS485 communication signal ground CA...

Page 12: ...ohms is attached as an accessory at the time of shipment DIP switch 1 4 The first 3 digits set the battery address and the 4th digit sets the operating mode The ON side indicates 1 and the other side...

Page 13: ...he device may be damaged Insulation tools must be used when installing the device 2 1 Device list Before installation please check whether the equipment is in good condition and check whether the part...

Page 14: ...the battery side of the inverter 14 Power line UL10269 3AWG 600V orange 2650mm one end with M8 OT terminal label 5619100023611 1 PCS Used to connect the battery module negative terminal to the inverte...

Page 15: ...substances such as water flammable gases and corrosive agents it is forbidden to install and operate in salt spray environment c The product is prohibited from tilting or side discharging and the ven...

Page 16: ...after the product is completely dry otherwise there is danger of electric shock g In any emergency please stop charging and discharging immediately and disconnect the circuit breaker h All power outl...

Page 17: ...floor and wall mount The system adopts the natural heat dissipation method The recommended installation height of the wall mount mode is about 1 1 2 meters The bottom of the fixed installation bracket...

Page 18: ...he preparation is completed follow the steps below to install it 1 Remove the side door Use a screwdriver to unscrew the 6 screws that secure the side door and remove the side door panel 2 Remove the...

Page 19: ...Fixed mounting bracket Place the mounting bracket on the appropriate position on the wall recommended installation height is about 1 1 2 meters which is calculated based on the bottom of the fixed mou...

Page 20: ...utlet holes on the cabinet as shown below and one hole is selected as the cable in and out according to the needs of the site Note When installing on the floor the wall drilling height should ensure t...

Page 21: ...20 47 7 Decompression plate Screw off the screw with a screwdriver at the position shown remove the bead and reserve a total of 16...

Page 22: ...push it in parallel as shown in the figure below and fasten the battery module cover using the screws removed in step 7 The side mounted battery module is shown as Fix the four battery press plates to...

Page 23: ...the upper battery compartment baffle the third and fourth battery compartments are respectively fastened to the first the second battery box note the placement of B and B as shown above B B B Note Whe...

Page 24: ...refer to section 3 6 15 Install the front door Align the front door hinge with the hole on the door and press the front door as shown in Rotate the front door clockwise to firmly press the front door...

Page 25: ...sing panel Fix one end of the yellow green grounding wire labeled BAT GND to the grounding point of the chassis panel with the screw and connect the other end to the grounding point of the fixed chass...

Page 26: ...to the grounding point of the top beam of the cabinet 3 The other end passes through the waterproof joint of the cabinet and is connected to the grounding point of the outer casing of the inverter 3 4...

Page 27: ...s 180 B The black connector is used and the angle between the main key of the socket and the plug and the sub key is 90 As shown below Primary key slot Secondary key slot Secondary key Primary key Whe...

Page 28: ...B terminal of BAT2 through the waterproof connector to the positive terminal of the external inverter BAT side c Connect the B terminal of BAT1 to the B terminal of BAT2 using a wire harness labeled...

Page 29: ...nector to the negative terminal of the external inverter BAT side g After removing the boot harness labeled with DRY1 attached to the cabinet the power button is already installed on the cabinet and t...

Page 30: ...ommunication interface of BAT2 to the CAN1 communication interface of BAT3 j Use the wire harness label with CAN1 length 150mm to connect the CAN2 communication interface of BAT3 to the CAN1 communica...

Page 31: ...the B terminal of BAT2 of Cabinet 1 and the B terminal of BAT6 of Cabinet 2 to the positive terminal of Bus Terminal by wire harness label 5619100023611 and connect it to the positive side of inverte...

Page 32: ...of Bus Terminal by wire harness label 5619100023601 and connect it to the negative side of inverter BAT side from the output side of Bus Terminal d Use the wire harness label with CAN1 length 4000mm t...

Page 33: ...et 4 BAT 9 BAT 10 BAT 13 BAT 14 BAT 15 BAT 16 BAT 11 BAT 12 SLAVE1 b Connect the B terminal of BAT2 of Cabinet 1 BAT6 of Cabinet 2 BAT10 of Cabinet 3 and BAT14 of Cabinet 4 to the positive terminal of...

Page 34: ...FF ON SLAVE6 9 6kWh Cabinet 1 9 6kWh Cabinet 2 9 6kWh Cabinet 3 9 6kWh Cabinet 4 BAT 13 BAT 14 BAT 16 BAT 15 BAT 6 BAT 5 BAT 2 BAT 9 BAT 10 BAT 1 BAT 4 BAT 7 BAT 12 BAT 11 BAT 3 BAT 8 d Use the wire h...

Page 35: ...n the figure a single cabinet connects a matching resistor to the CAN1 communication interface of BAT1 and a matching resistor is connected to the CAN2 communication interface of BAT4 When two cabinet...

Page 36: ...1 A matching resistor is connected to the CAN2 communication interface of BAT16 in Cabinet 4 3 6 1 Single cabinet connection for matching resistor BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 POWER SWITCH P P RS485 Master Ma...

Page 37: ...for matching resistor 3 6 3 Four parallel cabinet connection for matching resistor BAT1 BAT2 BAT3 BAT4 BAT1 BAT3 BAT4 BAT1 BAT3 BAT4 BAT1 BAT3 BAT5 BAT6 BAT7 BAT8 POWER SWITCH POWER SWITCH RS485 P P...

Page 38: ...AT 10 BAT 12 BAT 8 BAT 7 BAT 11 BAT 3 BAT 4 Cable bridge After the cable is connected bundle the cables on both sides of the side door with the cable tie in the accessory There are cable ties on both...

Page 39: ...ameters of the external access device match the system It is recommended to turn off the device when not used for a long time 4 2 Switching machine operation 4 2 1 Power on Press the switch button the...

Page 40: ...LED 1 4 from low to high for the status of the water lamp SOC 26 50 Battery LED 2 4 from low to high for the status of the water lamp SOC 51 75 Battery LED 3 4 from low to high for the status of the w...

Page 41: ...oltage front end sampling error Voltage front end disconnect Temp front end sampling error Cells seriously imbalanced Parameter configuration error Equipment parallel failure Short circuit protection...

Page 42: ...ace into the RS485 interface on the front panel of the MASTER address 0000 battery box communicate with the computer through the 485 communication box with the transfer interface enter the system host...

Page 43: ...42 47 Host machine interface Parallel summary of module information...

Page 44: ...43 47 Enter the battery pack information 4 click the current state you can see the parallel battery pack SLAVE1 8 information and parallel summary information Parallel summary information...

Page 45: ...loose or falling off or to clean the surface and interior of the system if any defects are found please contact the dealer in time 5 2 Common troubleshooting table Fault phenomenon Reason Solution No...

Page 46: ...n you need to report the fault to the dealer s customer service staff please record and inform the following information Product model Model Product batch number Serial No Fault occurrence date comple...

Page 47: ...humidity 10 80 RH Storage rooms need to be kept ventilated The room is clean and dry and it is protected from dust and moisture Room ground bearing 1200KG The storage time can be up to 6 months It is...

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