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Error

Message

E01: OFR

E02: UFR

E09: No Grid

E10: UVR

1. Actual utility frequency is higher

    than the OFR setting

2. Incorrect country setting

3. Detection circuit malfunction

1. Actual utility frequency is lower

    than the UFR setting

2. Incorrect country or Grid setting

3. Detection circuit malfunction

1. AC breaker is OFF

2. AC plug disconnected

3. Internal fuses are broken

1. Actual utility voltage is higher the

    UVR setting

2. Incorrect country or Grid setting

3. Detection circuit malfunction

1. Check the utility frequency on the

    inverter terminal

2. Check country setting

3. Check the detection circuit inside

    the inverter

1. Check the utility frequency on the

    inverter terminal

2. Check country & Grid setting

3. Check the detection circuit inside

    the inverter

1. Switch on AC breaker

2. Check the connection in AC plug and

    make sure it connects to inverter

3. Replace fuses and check all

    switching devices in boost &

    inverter stages

1. Measure the utility AC voltage to

    the inverter terminal.

2. Check country & Grid setting

3. Check the detection circuit inside

    the inverter

E11: OVR

1. Actual utility voltage is higher

    than the OVR setting

2. Incorrect country or Grid setting

3. Detection circuit malfunction

1. Measure the utility AC voltage to

    the inverter terminal.

2. Check country & Grid setting

3. Check the detection circuit inside

    the inverter

E13: OVR-Slow

1. Actual utility voltage is over

    than the OVR setting

2. Incorrect country or Grid setting

3. Detection circuit malfunction

1. Check the utility voltage on the

    inverter terminal

2. Check country & Grid setting

3. Check the detection circuit inside

    the inverter

E26: OFR-Slow

1. Actual utility frequency is over the

    OFR setting

2. Incorrect country or grid setting

3. Detection circuit malfunction

1. Check the utility frequency on the

    inverter terminal

2. Check country setting

3. Check the detection circuit inside

    the inverter

E27: UFR-Slow

1. Actual utility frequency is under

    the UFR setting

2. Incorrect country or Grid setting

3. Detection circuit malfunction

1. Check the utility frequency on the

    inverter terminal

2. Check country & Grid setting

3. Check the detection circuit inside

    the inverter

Possible cause

Action

9  Error Message and Trouble Shooting

Table 9-1 : Error Message

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Error Message and Trouble Shooting

Summary of Contents for H2.5 210

Page 1: ...H2 5 H3 H3A H4A H5A Operation and Installation Manual Grid tie Transformerless Solar Inverter The power behind competitiveness www deltaww com English 1 51...

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Page 3: ...r of H3A H4A H5A_220 H5A_221 5 3 1 2 DC connector of H5A_222 5 4 PE Connection 6 Active Reactive Power Control and LVRT Optional 6 1 Local Monitoring Mode 6 2 Main Information 6 3 Country Setting and...

Page 4: ...uency characteristic Figure 6 2 cos P characteristic Figure 6 3 Q U characteristic Figure 6 4 LVRT characteristic Figure 6 5 Digital input via DC1_100 Figure 6 6 Digital input on DC1_100 Figure 6 7 Di...

Page 5: ...commend 5 minutes for discharging Remember that the unit has a high leakage current The PE conductor MUST be connected prior to commencing operation During operation of electrical devices certain part...

Page 6: ...e note that this device does not support off grid function The features for H2 5 H3 H3A H4A H5A are shown below 1 5 How it Works The operation of a solar inverter is shown in Figure 1 1 In order to sa...

Page 7: ...up procedures must be carried out by an accredited technician Upon receiving your brand new RPI inverter you will be required to remove it s protective packaging This packaging consists of various ma...

Page 8: ...ck installation guide AC Plug Wall Mount Bracket Qty 1 1 1 1 Description Solar inverter Table 2 1 Packing list of H2 5 H3 H3A H4A H5A_220 H5A_221 Connector for AC connection DC Plug 2 pairs 1 pairs MC...

Page 9: ...ction DC Plug 2 pairs H4 connector for DC connection To mount the solar inverter securely on the wall 10m current sensor cable 30m current sensor cable Current sensor cable for current sensor Current...

Page 10: ...ion on the product label The model name serial number and other specifications can be located on the product label For label location please refer to Figure 2 3 Figure 2 4 The identification label 2 4...

Page 11: ...objects 3 2 Function Introduction The Inverter s exterior is shown in Figure 3 2 The description for individual objects can be found in sections 3 2 1 Label Grounding AC connector DC connectors Comm I...

Page 12: ...Flash 1s On 1s Off Connected to Wi Fi router DC1 Connected to both WiFi router DC1 and mobile device Not connected Connected to mobile device Connected to mobile device and transferring data Reboot Wi...

Page 13: ...The DC switch is only presented in the 210 220 222 models Model series 211 221 does not have the DC switch H3A_220 H4A_220 H3A_221 H4A_221 H2 5_210 H3_210 No DC switch No DC switch H2 5_211 H3_211 H5...

Page 14: ...the inverter with 1 5 0mm Hexagon Socket screw Please refer to Figure 4 1 WARNING Do not install the unit near or on flammable surfaces Mount the unit tightly on a solid smooth surface The inverter ca...

Page 15: ...Figure 4 1 Attaching the mounting bracket for H2 5 H3 H3A H4A H5A Figure 4 2 Correct and incorrect installation illustration 227 60 7 5 22 5 37 5 46 250 291 6 0 6 unit mm 15 Installation...

Page 16: ...It is essential to ensure sufficient space for product operation as shown in Figure 4 3 Figure 4 3 Adequate installation gap 30cm 50cm 30cm 50cm 50cm 30cm 30cm 30cm 30cm 30cm 50cm 10cm 10cm 10cm Singl...

Page 17: ...o IEC 62109 2 the PV modules need to have an IEC 61730 Class A rating Figure 5 1 Connection of a system for floating solar array Wi Fi Communication 3 2 DC Wiring Parallel or Separate Distribution box...

Page 18: ...ollow the instructions delivered with the AC plug The AC plug delivered with the inverter can be used with flexible or rigid copper cable When calculating the cross section of the cable consider mater...

Page 19: ...l o v e g r u s d e t a R e e r g e d n o i t u l l o P e r u t a r e p m e t g n i t a r e p O l a i r e t a M 6 6 P I IP68 2 m 24 h IP69K IEC 61984 IEC 61535 2 PfG 1915 85 C 35 A 32 A 21 4 A A 3 7...

Page 20: ...lculating the cross section of the cable consider material used thermal conditions cable length type of installation AC voltage drop power losses in cable Always follow the system installation require...

Page 21: ...C4 connectors 5 3 1 Asymmetrical Loading 5 3 1 1 DC connector of H3A H4A H5A_220 H5A_221 The inverters H3A H4A H5A operate using two separate MPP trackers that can handle both symmetrical and asymmetr...

Page 22: ...32 0015P0001 UR 5 5 9 32 0017P0001 UR 5 3 1 2 DC connector of H5A_222 The RPI range of PV inverters uses genuine Amphenol H4 connectors The inverter H5A_222 operate using two separate MPP trackers th...

Page 23: ...4 H4 connectors Figure 5 5 DC Wiring illustration of H5A_222 H4CMC2D MS H4CFC2D MS Specifications 2 5mm 14AWG 4mm 12AWG 6mm 10AWG 25A 85 C 35A 85 C 45A 85 C Description contact size rated current TUV...

Page 24: ...hange a password is required when changing the setting of the power quality response modes grid protection settings and export generation limit function of the inverter Meanwhile the inverters setting...

Page 25: ...Local Monitoring and connect to the inverter please select INFO sheet on the top row The information including Serial Number Model Name FW version and etc can be found in this page 25 Active Reactive...

Page 26: ...etting and grid protection setting please access to Local Setting on the top row select Grid VSG ATS Setting and Grid Setting Please contact Delta local service for the access code to change the param...

Page 27: ...age 2 Vac Low Off Undervoltage 1 Vac Low Off Slow Overvoltage 1 Vac High Off Slow2 Overvoltage 2 Vac High Off Protective function limit 70 V 180 V 265 V 275 V Trip delay time 1s 10s 1s Maximum disconn...

Page 28: ...lues 6 4 2 P U Control Region Australia A Australia B Australia C New Zealand Default value Lock in Voltage 253 V 100 250 V 100 253 V 100 242 V 100 233 255 V 100 260 V 20 260 V 20 260 V 20 250 V 20 24...

Page 29: ...n plants equipped with static converters have to be able to reduce the currently generated active power in case of an increase of the frequency with a variable drop of 2 to 5 with a default value of 2...

Page 30: ...t of continuous operation range fULCO Hz 50 1 50 5 50 25 50 15 50 5 50 2 Inverter response Allowed range Australia A Australia B Australia C New Zealand Frequency where power output level is maximum f...

Page 31: ...to previous sub chapter for the instruction to access to this page 6 5 1 Fixed Power Factor cos VDE AR N 4105 CEI 0 21 Users can set the power factor from Cap 0 8 to Ind 0 8 inverter would stop reacti...

Page 32: ...ixed reactive power setting The setting range is from Cap 53 to Ind 53 Once user enables this method the inverter will deliver reactive power according to output active power at that moment Figure 6 2...

Page 33: ...pplying 60 supplying 180 230 V V1i 220 V 0 0 0 220 V 180 230 V V1s 240 V 235 V 230 265 V V2s 258 V 60 absorbing 0 60 absorbing 0 0 0 0 60 absorbing 0 0 40 absorbing 255 V 240 V 230 V 215 V 255 V 235 V...

Page 34: ...ents which are known as LVRT Low Voltage Ride Through in international literature Zone 1 The Inverter doesn t disconnect from the grid Zone 2 The Inverter may temporarily interrupt the supply of activ...

Page 35: ...functions required including generation limit control and export limit control To change the setting of both control please access to the local setting page select function setting and select Export...

Page 36: ...Australia and New Zealand The inverter support the demand response mode DRMs DRM 0 Operate the disconnection device DRM 5 Do not generate power DRM 6 Do not generate at more than 50 of rated power DRM...

Page 37: ...rclockwise 2 Remove the rubber washer from the fastening ring 3 Remove the washer plugs and insert the cable from the cut out of rubber washer 4 Connect the cable with the terminal 5 Install the rubbe...

Page 38: ...l input interface receives the specifications of the network operator via a ripple control receiver Australia and New Zealand The inverter support the demand response mode DRMs DRM 0 Operate the disco...

Page 39: ...nsor cable to the current sensor connection terminal of the measurement unit 4 Connect the current sensor cable to the CT sensor connection terminal on the function port L N current sensor cable curre...

Page 40: ...hecking 7 1 Start up Procedures Firstly uncover the PV arrays and expose them to full sunlight Please note the sunlight must be intense enough to produce the required output voltage for the inverter t...

Page 41: ...DeltaSolar Cloud in the Wi Fi connection setup page the signal strength must be above 70dBm between each Wi Fi device Wi Fi router inverter DC1 etc In case the signal strength is below 70dbm it may ca...

Page 42: ...se check the unit regularly Check that all terminals screws and cables are connected and appear as they did upon installation If there are any impaired or loose parts please contact your solar install...

Page 43: ...tion circuit inside the inverter E11 OVR 1 Actual utility voltage is higher than the OVR setting 2 Incorrect country or Grid setting 3 Detection circuit malfunction 1 Measure the utility AC voltage to...

Page 44: ...age F01 DC Injection F05 NTC OTP F06 NTC0 Circuit Fail F07 NTC LTP 1 Utility waveform is abnormal 2 Detection circuit malfunction 1 The ambient temp is over 60 2 Detection circuit malfunction 1 Ambien...

Page 45: ...rcuit malfunction 1 Check reset and crystal in DSP 2 Check the connection between DSP and COMM 3 Check the communication circuit F24 RCMU Over Rating 1 PV array insulation fault 2 Large PV array capac...

Page 46: ...e detection circuit inside the inverter 1 Check Inverter choke inductance 2 Check output filter capacitance 3 Check the detection circuit inside the inverter Check comm HW power rating info F60 IOCP P...

Page 47: ...AC circuit breaker to disconnect from electricity grid 2 Switch off the PV Array switch to disconnect from PV Array 3 Use proper voltage meter to confirm that the AC and DC power are disconnected from...

Page 48: ...Non isolated TL Topology Class I metal enclosure with protective earth Pollution degree Internal II External III AC output III DC input II Z 0 4 j 0 25 total impedance No 500 Vdc 600 Vdc 30 500 Vdc 1...

Page 49: ...cuit making capacity Icm Rated conditional short circuit current Isc 16 A 16 A Current inrush A peak and duration 30A peak 1ms 50 60 Hz 3 Rated power 0 99 Rated power 97 5 96 8 98 3 98 0 97 5 96 8 IP...

Page 50: ...G83 2 G59 3 EN50438 VFR2014 C10 C11 UTE C15 712 1 IEC61683 IEC61727 IEC62116 EN50549 1 2019 ABNT NBR 16149 6 2 ABNT NBR 16150 6 2 AS4777 2 2020 IEC61683 IEC62116 IEC61727 3 a H2 5 2 49kVA max for Aus...

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