Fronius IG 15, Operating Instructions Manual

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The FRONIUS IG unit complies with the „Regulation for supply and parallel
operation of low voltage network power generation systems for owner’s own
use“ (Richtlinie für Anschluß und Parallelbetrieb von Eigenerzeugungsanla-
gen am Niederspannungsnetz) of VDEW, the German Association of Pro-
ducers of Electric Energy (Verband der Elektrizitätswirtschaft).
In addition, all prerequisites of the applicable standards as well as regula-
tions within the scope of the applicable EU (European Union)regulation
are complied with, so that all equipment bears the CE label.
In countries with applicable regulations the FRONIUS IG unit is equipped
with a circuit element to prevent isolated operation, as officially accepted
by the German professional association „Berufsgenossenschaft für Fein-
mechanik und Elektrotechnik“ (professional association for precision
mechanics and electricity technology) in accordance with the German
standard DIN VDE 0126. This so-called ENS device is based on the prin-
ciple of impedance monitoring (for of product reliability confirmation docu-
ment see annex).
In the particular country versions both with as well as without ENS the moni-
toring and safety systems integrated in the FRONIUS IG as part of its stan-
dard equipment make sure that in case of a mains dropout (caused either by
shutoff effected by the utility supplier or by power transmission line failure)
the power supply feeding will be immediately interrupted.
In particular, the following standards and regulations are being complied with:
- EN 61000-3-2 (harmonic oscillations), EN 61000-6-2, EN 61000-6-3
- EN 6100-6-3 (EMV-interference emissions)
- EN 6100-6-2 (EMV-interference immunity)
- EN 50178 (electric safety)
- E DIN VDE 0126 (ENS:country versions with standard ENS card)
- Regulation 2004/108/EC electromagnetic compatibility
- Regulation 93/68/EECCE marking
- „Regulation for photovoltaic generation plants in parallel operation with
the low voltage mains network of the utility electricity companies“, issu-
ed by VDEW, the Association of German Electric Utility Supply Compa-
nies (Vereinigung Deutscher Elektrizitätswerke).
- „Technical regulations for photovoltaic plants in parallel operation with
the low voltage mains network of the electric utility companies“, issued
by the Association of Electric Utility Companies of Austria (Verband der
E-Werke Österreichs)
- Safety requirements for photovoltaic energy generation plants (Austrian
standard ÖNORM/ÖVE E2750), as far as these regulations are applica-
ble for the inverter.
This is the guarantee for an unproblematic and unbureaucratic authorizati-
on of operation by the distribution network operator and the electric utility
supply company (for confirmity declaration documents see annex)
Our product
complies with
the following
standards and
regulations