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The installation method of clamps on short sides is based on the internal results in Jinko. 

The installation method of clamps on long and short sides is based on the internal results in 

Jinko. 

3. Wiring and connection 

a)  Before  this  procedure,  please  read  the  operation  instructions  of  the  PV  system  carefully. 

Make  wiring  by  Multi-connecting  cables  between  the  PV  modules  in  series  or  parallel 
connection,  which  is  determined  by  user’s  configuration  requirement  for  system  power, 

current and voltage.     

b)  PV  modules  connected  in  series  should  have  similar  current,  and  modules  must  not  be 

connected  together  to  create  a  voltage  higher  than  the  permitted  system  voltage.  The 

maximum number of modules in series depends on system design, the type of inverter used 

and environmental conditions. 

c)  The maximum fuse rating value in an array string can be found on the product label or in the 

product  datasheet.  The  fuse  rating  value  is  also  corresponding  to  the  maximum  reverse 

current that a module can withstand, i.e. when one string is in shade then the other parallel 

strings of modules will be loaded by the shaded string and the current will pass through to 

create  a  current  circuit.  Based  on  the  maximum  series  fuse  rating  of  module  and  local 

electrical codes and standards, make sure the modules strings in parallel are protected with 

the appropriate in-line string fusing. 

d)  Open the combiner box of the control system and connect the conductor from the PV arrays 

to the combiner box in accordance with the the design and local codes and standards. The 

cross-sectional area and cable connector capacity must satisfy the maximum short-circuit of 

the PV system (for a single component, we recommended that the cross-sectional area of 

cables be 4mm

2

 and the rated current of connectors be more than 10A), otherwise cables 

and  connectors  will  become  overheating  for  large  current.  Please  pay  attention  to  the 

temperature limit of cables is 85

e)  All module frames and mounting racks must be properly grounded in accordance with local 

and  national  electrical  codes.  Attach  the  equipment  grounding  conductor  to  the  module 

frame using the hole and hardware provided. Note that a stainless steel star washer is used 

between  the  ground  wire  and  module  frame  (see  Figure  7  below).This  washer  is  used  to 

avoid corrosion due to dissimilar metals. Tighten the screw securely. 

Summary of Contents for JKM M-60 Plus Series

Page 1: ...0W where general contact access is anticipated Modules qualified for safety through EN IEC 61730 1 and 2 within this application class are considered to meet the requirements for Safety Class II 1 2 Warnings PV modules generate DC electrical energy when exposed to sunlight or other light sources Active parts of module such as terminals can result in burns sparks and lethal shock Artificially conce...

Page 2: ...xperience conditions that produce more current and or voltage than reported at standard test conditions Accordingly the value of Isc and Voc marked on the module should be multiplied by 1 25 when determining PV system component voltage ratings conductor current ratings fuse sizes and size of controls connected to the PV output Once the PV module has been shipped to the installation site all of the...

Page 3: ...e risk of electrical shock do not perform any work if the terminals of the PV module are wet Use insulated tools and do not use wet tools When installing PV modules do not drop any objects e g PV modules or tools Make sure flammable gasses are not generated or present near the installation site Insert module connectors fully and correctly An audible click sound should be heard This sounds confirms...

Page 4: ...ll lose approximately10 to 15 percent of their power output If the module faces 60 degrees away from true South or North the power loss will be 20 to 30 percent When choosing a site avoid trees buildings or obstructions which could cast shadows on the solar photovoltaic modules especially during the winter months when the arc of the sun is lowest over the horizon Shading causes loss of output even...

Page 5: ...lt angle 2 3 Mechanical Installation introduction Solar PV modules usually can be mounted by using the following methods bolts and clamps Note 1 All installation methods herein are only for reference and Jinko solar will not provide related mounting components the system installer or trained professional personnel must be responsible for the PV system s design installation and mechanical load calc...

Page 6: ...firm with the support s supplier for the torque value Please find detailed mounting information in the below illustration as Figure 2 3 Figure 2 PV module installed with bolt fitting method Table 1 Mechanical dimensions for bolt fitting method Notes Group 1 10 refer to appendix 1 for details Module type Dimensions mm A B Max Test Pressure 5400Pa positive 2400Pa negative mechanical load Group 1 3 1...

Page 7: ...ule can bear the load The applied torque value should be big enough to fix the modules steadily Please consult with the clamp or support s supplier for the specific torque value Please find detailed mounting information in the below illustration the mounting place distance is suggested bigger than J and less than K The installation diagram of clamp is shown in figure 3 Note The Movement of the mou...

Page 8: ...1665 992 1684 1002 280 420 Group 9 1665 992 1684 1002 1672 992 1704 1008 280 420 Group 10 12 1956 992 1979 1002 280 420 Group 11 13 1987 992 2008 1002 280 420 Group 14 16 1956 992 1979 1002 280 420 Group 15 17 1987 992 2008 1002 280 420 Group 18 2031 1008 280 420 Group 19 29 2031 1008 280 420 Group 20 30 1704 1008 280 420 Group 21 2008 1002 280 420 Group 22 1684 1002 280 420 Group 23 2113 995 2113...

Page 9: ...2400Pa negative mechanical load A B J K Group 1 1650 992 1665 1002 50 240 Group 5 1665 992 1684 1002 50 240 Group 10 1956 992 1979 1002 50 240 Group 14 1987 992 2008 1002 50 240 Module type Dimensions mm Max Test Pressure 2400Pa positive 2400Pa negative mechanical load A B J K M N Group 1 1650 992 1665 1002 50 240 280 420 Group 5 1665 992 1684 1002 50 240 280 420 Group 10 1956 992 1979 1002 50 240...

Page 10: ...modules will be loaded by the shaded string and the current will pass through to create a current circuit Based on the maximum series fuse rating of module and local electrical codes and standards make sure the modules strings in parallel are protected with the appropriate in line string fusing d Open the combiner box of the control system and connect the conductor from the PV arrays to the combin...

Page 11: ...esigning the wiring layout Figure 8 Junction box i It is recommend to use negatively grounded inverters to avoid the PID effect for non PID free modules 4 Maintenance and care It is required to perform regular inspection and maintenance of the modules especially during the warranty period To ensure optimum module performance Jinko recommends the following maintenance measures 4 1 Visual Inspection...

Page 12: ...ate afternoon hours when solar radiation is low and the modules are cooler especially in regions with hotter temperatures d Never attempt to clean a PV module with broken glass or other signs of exposed wiring as this presents a shock hazard e Never use chemicals when cleaning modules as this may affect the module warranty and energy output 4 3 Inspection of Connector and Cable It s recommended to...

Page 13: ...other rights of third parties which may result from use of the PV product NO license is granted by implication or otherwise under any patent or patent rights The information in this manual is based on Jinko s knowledge and experience and is believed to be reliable but such information including product specification without limitations and suggestions do not constitute a warranty expresses or impl...

Page 14: ...KMSxxxPP 60H V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 60HB V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 60H MX3 JKMSxxxPP 60HB MX3 xxx 260 315 in increment of 5 JKMSxxxPP 60HL V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 60HBL V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 60HL MX3 JKMSxxxPP 60HBL MX3 xxx 260 315 in increment of 5 Group 5 JKMxxxM 60 JKMxxxM 60 Plus JKMSxxxM 60 JKMSxxxM 60 J JKMxxxM 60 V JKMxxxM 60 Plus V JKMSxxxM 60 V JKMSxxxM 60 V J JKMxxxM 60B xxx 270 340 in increment of 5 JKMxxxM 60L JKMxx...

Page 15: ...xxxPP 72B V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72 MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72B MX3 xxx 320 355 in increment of 5 JKMSxxxPP 72L V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72BL V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72L MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72BL MX3 xxx 320 355 in increment of 5 Group 13 JKMSxxxPP 72H V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72HB V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72H MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72HB MX3 xxx 330 380 in increment of 5 JKMSxxxPP 72HL V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72HBL V MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72HL MX3 JKMSxxxPP 72HBL MX3 xxx 330 380 ...

Page 16: ...H T JKMxxxN 72HL T xxx 375 425 in increment of 5 Group 19 JKMxxxN 72H MBB TV JKMxxxN 72H MBB T xxx 390 420 in increment of 5 Group 20 JKMxxxN 60H MBB TV JKMxxxN 60H MBB T xxx 330 350 in increment of 5 Group 21 JKMxxxM 72H MBB JKMxxxM 72H MBB V xxx 385 415 in increment of 5 Group 22 JKMxxxM 60H MBB JKMxxxM 60H MBB V xxx 320 345 in increment of 5 Group 23 JKSM3 DACA xxx JKSM3 DFCA xxx xxx 400 440 in...

Page 17: ...ogy Cell Number Module Type Cell Junction Box STC condition JKS p type Mono M Full cell 1 60 A 1500V Normal mono facial A 158 5BB Mono facial A Normal A BSTC condition JKB Poly P Half cell 2 72 B 1500V All black mono facial B 158 5BB Bi facial B MX B N type Mono N TR 3 66 C 1500V Transparent back sheet C 158 9BB Bi facial C MX3 C Shingling 4 78 D 1500V Bifacial dual glass D 161 9BB Bi facial D EP ...

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