Kamada power KMD-PJ24100 User Manual Download

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Contents

1.ABOUT THIS MANUAL ..........................................................................................................................

1.1 Purpose

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1.2 Scope

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1.3 Safety Instructions ....

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2.INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................

2.1 Features

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2.2 Product Over View

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2.4 Specifications

2.3 Mounting the Unit

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3.INSTALLATION .....................................................................................................................................

3.2 Description of accessories

3.1 Diagram of accessories

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Precautions for Installing Batteries

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lnstallation steps

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4.2 Communication introduction

4.1 Connection step

4.Product Over View .................................................................................................................................

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4.4 Switch ON /OFF

4.3 lnterface definition

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4.5 ON/ OFF or soC Led (Mode or soC)

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5.1 Fire

4.6 Connection for Parallel Mode

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5.2 Leaking Batteries

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5.3 Wet Batteries ....

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5.4 Warranty .

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5.EMERGENCY SITUATIONS .................................................................................................................

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Summary of Contents for KMD-PJ24100

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Page 2: ...agram of accessories 3 3 Precautions for Installing Batteries 3 4 lnstallation steps 4 2 Communication introduction 4 1 Connection step 4 Product Over View 4 4 Switch ON OFF 4 3 lnterface definition 4 5 ON OFF or soC Led Mode or soC 5 1 Fire 4 6 Connection for Parallel Mode 5 2 Leaking Batteries 5 3 Wet Batteries 5 4 Warranty 5 EMERGENCY SITUATIONS 1 1 1 1 2 2 2 8 9 10 10 10 10 10 16 16 18 18 20 2...

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Page 4: ...mn Support connected in parallel mode for expansion This battery pack is designed for energy storage systems Battery management system BMS The battery packs built in BMS monitors itsoperation and prevents the battery from operating outside design limitations Expandability This battery pack can be easily expanded by adding expansion battery packs in parallel connection 2 INTRODUCTION 2 1 Features 2...

Page 5: ... RST Button Electronic 1 You can turn on and off the battery the default is automatically turned on when the power switch is turned on long press for 3 seconds when the power indicator is flashing release to automatically turn off the battery output 2 After battery troubleshooting if the ALM indicator is still on press the RST button for 3 5 seconds when the power indicator is flashing release the...

Page 6: ...04 PARALLEL RS485 RS232 CAN RS485 4321 DRY ADD RST KMD PC Series 10 ...

Page 7: ... RST Button Electronic 1 You can turn on and off the battery the default is automatically turned on when the power switch is turned on long press for 3 seconds when the power indicator is flashing release to automatically turn off the battery output 2 After battery troubleshooting if the ALM indicator is still on press the RST button for 3 5 seconds when the power indicator is flashing release the...

Page 8: ...06 KMD PJ Series PARALLEL RS485 RS232 CAN RS485 4321 DRY ADD RUN ALM RST 1 13 2 3 4 6 7 8 5 9 10 11 12 16 15 10 ...

Page 9: ...t 1 PIN1 to PIN2 Normally open closed when fault protection Dry contact 2 PIN3 to PIN4 Normally open alarm closed when low battery 6 RUN Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate that the battery is functioning normally 7 ALM Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate a battery alarm or fault 8 6 Power Indicators Different power levels show different number of indicators 9 CAN Communica...

Page 10: ...the wall vertically Consider the following points before selecting where to install Be sure to keep other objects and surfaces as shown in the right diagram to guarantee sufficient heat dissipation andto have enough space for removing wires Refer to the attached figure for installation hole positions and screw hole sizes of wall mounting supports 08 2 3 Mounting the Unit KMD PJ Series KMD PL PC Se...

Page 11: ...ing Current Max Discharging Current Recommend Charging Voltage 28V 28V 52 5V 52 5V 56V 56V Cut Off Voltage 24V 24V 45V 45V 48V 48V Operating Temperature Range 0 50 Charging 20 60 Discharging Storage Temperature Range 30 60 Humidity 5 95 Modules Connection Max 15 Batteries In Parallel Power Consumption 2 W Communication RS485 RS232 CAN Optional Dimensions Lx W x H mm 345x336x146 547x461x163 547x461...

Page 12: ...ls KMD PJ4850 and KMD PJ48100 is 100KG 2 If one battery is hung on the wall the load bearing wall of models KMD PJ48150 KMD PJ48200 and KMD PJ48300 is 200KG 3 If multiple batteries are hung on a load bearing wall the load bearing capacity will increase accordingly Communication line between inverter and battery According to different inverters and customer needs the corresponding communication net...

Page 13: ...Press the power switch on the side to let the ON OFF RUN 6 Assembly and commissioning step number Name Assembly Instructions step 1 step 2 step 3 step 4 step 5 step 6 battery indicator lights display in green 3 3 1 lnstallation steps 3 4 1 Precautions for Installing Batteries 50c m 50c m 20cm 20cm Install the machine Before choosing an installation location consider the following 1 Do not install ...

Page 14: ...es with a diameter of 7mm are integrally formed Screws Match the corresponding screws according to the casters Load bearing walls 1 If one battery is hung on the wall the load bearing wall of models KMD 4850 and KMD 48100 is 100KG 2 If one battery is hung on the wall the load bearing wall of models KMD 48150 KMD 48200 and KMD 48300 is 200KG 3 If multiple batteries are hung on a load bearing wall t...

Page 15: ...bottom of the battery with screws step 2 Assembled battery back lugs b Lock the wall hook to the back of the battery with screws step 3 Assembling wall brackets c Screw expansion screws to the load bearing wall step 4 Wall Mount Battery d Hang the battery on the wall mount step 5 Pair plugging positive and negative power cables e Insert the positive and negative power cord pairs between the batter...

Page 16: ... 3 Install this inverter at eye level to read the LCD display at all times 4 To ensure optimum operation the ambient temperature should be between 0 C and 55 C Vertical wall installation is recommended 5 Make sure there is a certain amount of free space around the inverter as shown on the right to ensure adequate heat dissipation and enough room to move the wires Suitable for installation on concr...

Page 17: ...er is without communication BMS RS485 CAN treat our lithium ion battery as AGM battery Connect the postive and negative cables between battery and inverter Check the ring terminal size in inveter user manual make sure its workable and connect battery and inverter Select AGM mode Sealed lead acid battery in the inverter Setting the battery data on inverter like charging voltage charging cut off vol...

Page 18: ...he real inverter user manual for the complete setting consult with battery seller if unknow battery data requested on inverter 6 Switch on the battery pack use the RS232 communication converter to connect the battery and your laptop install the BMS management software on the laptop Please contact the battery seller for detailed steps Check whether the communication protocol CAN and RS485 are corre...

Page 19: ...lt baud rate is 9600bps With dual RS485 interfaces you can view PACK information and the default baud rate is 9600bps lf you need to communicate with the monitoring device through RS485 the monitoring device is the host polling data according to the address The address setting range is 1 15 CAN communication the default communication rate is 500K 4 2 Communication introduction CAN and RS485 interf...

Page 20: ...eer GND 2 3 4 5 CAN adopts 8P8C vertical RJ45 socket RS485 8P8C vertical RJ45 socket RS485 8P8C vertical RJ45 socket RS485 8P8C vertical RJ45 socket RJ45 pin Specifies RJ45 pin Specifies 1 2 3 6 8 NC 1 8 RS485 B1 5 CANL 2 7 RS485 A1 4 CANH 3 6 GND 7 GND 4 5 NC RJ45 pin Specifies RJ45 pin Specifies 1 8 RS485 B 1 8 RS485 B1 2 7 RS485 A 2 7 RS485 A1 3 6 GND 3 6 GND 4 5 NC 4 5 NC ...

Page 21: ...or the definition of BMS ADD switch refer tothe following table Address Dial code switch position 1 2 3 4 OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF ON ON ON OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON OFF ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON ON 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 4 4 Dial Switch ...

Page 22: ... not flash for over charge warning A larm ON ON Flash3 Over Charge Protection ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON ON If no mains supply LED as standby Temperature Over current Fault Protection ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Close charge Discharge Normal ON Flash3 OFF Indication by SOC A larm ON Flash3 Flash3 Under Discharge Protection ON OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF OFF Close discharge Temperature Over cur...

Page 23: ... OFF OFF OFF OFF ON ON 33 2 49 8 OFF OFF OFF Flash2 ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON ON ON 49 8 66 4 OFF OFF Flash2 ON ON ON OFF OFF ON ON ON ON 66 4 83 0 OFF Flash2 ON ON ON ON OFF ON ON ON ON ON 83 0 100 Flash2 ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON ON Running light ON Flash Flash 3 Flashing way ON OFF FLASH 1 0 25S 3 75S FLASH 2 0 5S 0 5S FLASH 3 0 5S 1 5S Note The LED indicator alarm can be enabled or disabled by ...

Page 24: ...ttery wired with the inverter is 1 other batteries dial the corresponding address according to the dial code address rule 2 Continuous current 100A 6AWG or 4AWG wire is recommended for the power cord 4 6 Connection for Parallel Mode ...

Page 25: ...tery absolute safety Any product damage or property loss caused by the following conditions KMD does not assume any director indirect liability 5 1 Fire 5 2 Leaking Batteries 5 3 Wet Batteries 5 4 Warranty 5 EMERGENCY SITUATIONS ...

Page 26: ...onic Co Ltd Web www kmdpower com E mail marketing kmdpower com Address Building 4 Mashaxuda High tech lndustry Park Pingdi Street Longgang District518117 Shenzhen Guangdong P R China Fax 86 755 23229135 Tel 86 755 2833 2245 ...

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