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General information

7.4 Installing the ripple control receiver

Fig. 54: Configuration of the ripple control receiver with several inverters (Ethernet networking) 

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Master inverter

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Additional inverters (slaves)

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Ethernet or RS485 cable

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5-conductor connection 

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Ripple control receiver

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Energy supply company

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Summary of Contents for PIKO 36 EPC

Page 1: ...Homepage_Cover Operating manual PIKO 36 EPC...

Page 2: ...ty KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH is aware of the importance of language with regard to the equality of women and men and always makes an effort to reflect this in the documentation Nevertheless for the s...

Page 3: ...rical connection 35 3 5 Central system protection 38 3 6 Installing overvoltage protection optional 40 3 7 Connection of solar module 44 3 8 Connection of communication components 48 3 9 Initial commi...

Page 4: ...3 Retrieving saving and graphically depicting log data 100 7 Active power control 103 7 1 Why active power control 104 7 2 Limitation of the PV feed in capacity 105 7 3 Active power control with a ri...

Page 5: ...ic GmbH 10 Accessories 133 10 1 Additional accessories 134 11 Appendix 137 11 1 Type plate 138 11 2 Warranty and service 139 11 3 Handover to the operator 140 11 4 Disassembly and disposal 141 Index 1...

Page 6: ...1 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH 1 General information 1 1 Proper use 8 1 2 EU declarations of conformity 10 1 3 About this manual 11 1 4 Notes in this manual 13 1 5 Symbols used 17 1 6 Labels on the...

Page 7: ...stem If you have any technical questions please call our service hotline n n Germany and other countries1 49 0 761 477 44 222 n n Switzerland 41 32 5800 225 n n France Belgium Luxembourg 33 16138 4117...

Page 8: ...ithin the permissible power range and under the permissible ambient conditions The device is not intended for mobile use Inappropriate use may lead to injury or even death for the user or third partie...

Page 9: ...pany at the site of the solar power feed in may only be carried out by qualified electricians expressly authorised licensed by the energy supply company This includes changes to the factory preset par...

Page 10: ...e Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility EMC n n Directive 2014 35 EU on the harmonisation of the laws of the Member States relating to the making available on the market of electrica...

Page 11: ...ccess to these instructions at all times The installer must be familiar with this manual and follow all instructions The most recent version of the operating manual for your product is available in th...

Page 12: ...dual chapters in one click The table of contents can also be used in this way From the index at the beginning of each chapter you can go to the indicated sub chapter in one click Fig 1 Navigation thro...

Page 13: ...his manual 1 Reference icon within the instruction text 2 Warning 3 Information note 4 Other notes Notes have been incorporated into the instruction text A differentiation is made in this manual betwe...

Page 14: ...may occur which result in death Each warning consists of the following elements Fig 4 Structure of the warnings 1 Warning symbol 2 Signal word 3 Type of danger 4 Corrective actions Warning symbols Dan...

Page 15: ...dicates a hazard with a low level of risk which when it is not avoided may result in minor or slight injury or property damage Information notes Information notes contain important instructions for th...

Page 16: ...tion notes Important information Damage to property possible Other notes They contain additional information or tips INFO This is additional information Fig 6 Example of an information note Symbols wi...

Page 17: ...a handling instruction P Effect of a handling instruction H Final result of a handling instruction Cross reference to other places in the document or to other documents n List Tab 1 Symbols and icons...

Page 18: ...Explanation Danger due to electrical shock and discharge Additional earth connection 5 min Danger due to electrical shock and discharge Wait five minutes discharge time of the capacitors after shut do...

Page 19: ...19 2 2 Navibutton Verlinkung Kapitel 02 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH 2 Device and system description 2 1 The photovoltaic system 20 2 2 Inverter components 21 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 5...

Page 20: ...Electric GmbH Device and system description 2 1 The photovoltaic system Fig 8 Photovoltaic system 1 PV string 2 6 optional 2 Inverter 3 Further inverters with PV strings 4 Distributor 5 Public grid 2...

Page 21: ...mponents Exterior view of the inverter Fig 9 PIKO inverter exterior view 1 Cover screws 2 Cover 3 Display 4 DC switch 5 Housing 6 Plug connectors for connecting the solar modules 7 Fan 8 Cable opening...

Page 22: ...22 2 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH Device and system description DC switch on the inverter ON Fig 10 DC switch ON OFF Fig 11 DC switch OFF 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 5...

Page 23: ...nnections RJ45 4 Cable tray with fastening openings 5 AC terminal 6 Receptacle for overvoltage protection on AC side optional 7 Installation position for RS485 overvoltage protection optional 8 Instal...

Page 24: ...the communication board 1 Display 2 2 Ethernet connections RJ45 3 Analog interface terminal 4 RS485 terminal The communication board is the communications centre of the inverter The connections for c...

Page 25: ...trol panel Fig 14 Control panel 1 Display display dependent upon the inverter type 2 LEDs for displaying the operational status 3 Control buttons Adjustments can be made and data retrieved via the con...

Page 26: ...26 2 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH Device and system description The main menu Fig 15 Main menu 1 DC menu 2 Settings menu 3 AC menu 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 5...

Page 27: ...se of the S0 AL Out terminal on the communication board Statistics Displays yield and consumption for day or total and log data Settings Inverter configuration Info Displays all inverter events and ve...

Page 28: ...gger is set in the factory to a saving interval of 15minutes The saving interval can be changed at the Settings Webserver page Saving interval Saving time 5 minutes Max 130 days 15 minutes Max 400 day...

Page 29: ...d storage 30 3 2 Scope of delivery 31 3 3 Installation 32 3 4 Electrical connection 35 3 5 Central system protection 38 3 6 Installing overvoltage protection optional 40 3 7 Connection of solar module...

Page 30: ...If stored for a longer period before installation all inverter components must be kept dry and dust free in the origi nal packaging Fig 16 Recessed grips on inverter Recessed grips have been integrat...

Page 31: ...wall mount not for replacement devices 3 1x short manual 4 DC plug connector each DC input 1 plug 1 socket 5 Plug seals for screw connection of network cable 6 Reducing ring for screw connection of A...

Page 32: ...s and the necessary clearance IMPORTANT INFORMATION Observe these instructions when selecting the installation site Guarantee claims may be restricted or become entirely null and void in the event of...

Page 33: ...tall inverter in such a way that people are not disturbed by operation noises 90 Mount inverters on vertical installation surfaces For this purpose use the wall mount provided Install inverters so tha...

Page 34: ...ng table Dimensions in mm inch Screws Wall mount A B C D E F G H I J 100 3 9 200 7 9 76 2 99 46 1 8 2 0 1 M4 x 9 min 6 0 236 in 8 8 507 20 106 4 2 402 15 8 A Fig 19 Wall mounting of several inverters...

Page 35: ...the AC terminal and the consum ers are assigned uniformly IMPORTANT INFORMATION This product may generate a direct current in the outer protective earthing conductor If protective residual current de...

Page 36: ...being used leave the blind plug in the screw connections IMPORTANT INFORMATION See the Technical Data chapter for the dimensioning of the re quired AC line circuit breaker and the cable cross section...

Page 37: ...bed torque of 3 Nm M6 Fig 23 It 1 PE Fig 23 Country specific PE connection inside outside H H The AC connection is connected IMPORTANT INFORMATION To connect the AC cables the inverter is equipped wit...

Page 38: ...ternal printed circuit board PCB 2 PIKO EPC AC Off Switch printed circuit board PCB 3 External grid and system protection for monitoring unit 4 External voltage supply Thanks to the smart controller o...

Page 39: ...Switch board 2 Terminal for control line 5 12 V DC 3 ON OFF function switch 4 Control cable for external monitoring unit 1 Guide control cable into inverter and connect to terminal Fig 25 It 2 of prin...

Page 40: ...o block If overvoltage protection has been inserted in the inverter recurring or disproportionately high overvoltages may result in accelerated wear and failure of the overvoltage protection used The...

Page 41: ...protection 1 Overvoltage protection for DC side 4 x 2 Overvoltage protection for DC side 1 x PE Fig 27 Installation positions for AC overvoltage protection 1 Overvoltage protection for AC side 3 x H...

Page 42: ...the modules into the fitted mount Plug the communication cables into the corresponding module and connect on to the communication board PE Fig 29 LAN overvoltage protection 1 Installation position for...

Page 43: ...o the module and connect on to the communication board PE 2 1 2 1 Fig 30 RS485 overvoltage protection in the inverter 1 Installation position for overvoltage protection RS485 connections 1 x H H Overv...

Page 44: ...erter menu and in the Webserver Display in inverter menu or Webserver Internal wiring in the inverter DC1 DC1 and DC2 DC2 DC3 and DC4 DC3 DC5 and DC6 n n The connected power in the Technical Data alwa...

Page 45: ...rotected using separate string fuses n n Please ensure that the maximum permitted DC idling voltage is not exceeded Record and keep the measured values n n Provide these measured values in the event o...

Page 46: ...e DANGER RISK OF DEATH DUE TO ELECTRI CAL SHOCK AND DISCHARGE The PV generators cables may be live as soon as they are exposed to light IMPORTANT INFORMATION If incorrectly assembled the screws securi...

Page 47: ...ew of DC connections Fig 33 Connect the PV string H H The DC side is connected 1 Information about installation is available at www phoenixcontact com IMPORTANT INFORMATION The cross section of the DC...

Page 48: ...the communication board 1 2 Ethernet connections RJ45 2 Analog interface terminal 3 Terminal for RS485 interface The communication board is the communications centre of the inverter The connections fo...

Page 49: ...ol receivers Pulse meter input 4 S0 In The S0 input registers the pulses of an energy meter RS485 connections 5 GND Ground for RS485 6 RS485 connections A B Serial RS485 interfaces for the connection...

Page 50: ...hub and or additional inverters The connection to a computer or computer network can be established via the RJ45 connection Several inverters can be connected to a network for data retrieval INFO For...

Page 51: ...B R S 4 8 5 A G N D Fig 37 Assignment of RS485 connection sockets 1 RS485 socket connection of data loggers or other inverters A connection with other inverters can be established via the RS485 connec...

Page 52: ...e screensaver appears on the display and displays the device type 8 The screensaver is deactivated when any key is pressed twice P P The Language menu appears on the display IMPORTANT INFORMATION At l...

Page 53: ...appears on the display 13 In order to save the country setting select and confirm the confirmation field Yes H H The settings are assumed by the inverter The inverter is in operation and can now be us...

Page 54: ...inverter 55 4 2 Switching off the inverter 56 4 3 De energising the inverter 57 4 4 Control panel 58 4 5 Operational status display 61 4 6 Operational status LEDs 62 4 7 The menu structure of the inv...

Page 55: ...tively P P The inverter starts up P P During start up the three LEDs in the control panel of the inverter will light up briefly The inverter can now be operated P P The screensaver appears on the disp...

Page 56: ...der to switch off the inverter carry out the following steps Additional steps are necessary for maintenance or repair work on the inverter Ch 4 3 1 Turn the DC switch on the inverter to OFF Fig 11 2 I...

Page 57: ...connect all DC connections on the inverter To do this unlock the engaging clips with a screwdriver and disconnect the plug 1 1 2 Fig 40 Disconnecting SUNCLIX plug 6 Wait five minutes until the capacit...

Page 58: ...llow AC LED green 3 Arrow key UP Arrow key DOWN Key ENTER The inverter indicates the respective operational status through three LEDs and the display The operating values can be retrieved and settings...

Page 59: ...Briefly pressing the ENTER key activates the selected menu element or confirms the entry at the end Pressing ENTER for an extended time confirms the entry 3 Back This function can be used to jump to t...

Page 60: ...line means Object is selected and can be activated with ENTER ABC Object with black background means Object is active and can be edited A Character with a black background means Character is selected...

Page 61: ...he DC side photo voltaic modules is too low Standby Electronics are ready for operation DC voltage or DC power is still too low for feed in Starting Internal control measurements accord ing to VDE 012...

Page 62: ...er Ch 4 10 2 DC LED lit yellow The yellow LED signals the active status of the inverter control unit It lights up as soon as the minimum input voltage VDCmin is present at one of the DC inputs but the...

Page 63: ...he device 4 7 The menu structure of the inverter Fig 45 Main menu structure on the display 1 DC menu 2 Settings menu 3 AC menu The menus are listed individually on the following pages Deviations due t...

Page 64: ...P Phase 3 V I P Total yield Yield Wh Operation time h Grid parameter Limitation on Grid frequency Hz cos Daily yield diagram Monthly yield diagram Annual yield diagram Total yield diagram 1 The follo...

Page 65: ...tion Network setting 1 Auto IP Network setting 2 IP address Subnet mask Router settings Ext router Router IP RS485 settings Bus termination Bus bias voltage RS485 address Portal configuration Portal c...

Page 66: ...ta capture period to a selected Internet portal 2 SW HW release FW Firmware release HW Hardware release UI Software release of the communication board PAR Version of the parameter file 3 A maximum of...

Page 67: ...rvice menu entry Description Service code Input of service code and enabling of additional menu items Reset web login possible without service code Reset Webserver login to default values Default valu...

Page 68: ...y management system EMS controls the distribution of the energy between the DC side solar generator and the AC side building grid public grid For this purpose the EMS checks for the presence of consum...

Page 69: ...problem If the event lasts only a short time grid fault overheating overload etc then the inverter will automatically resume operation as soon as the event has been resolved If the event persists not...

Page 70: ...s and fan1 3017 External generator fault Overvoltage on PV generator Check generator installation layout1 3018 Information Power curtailment through exter nal specifications grid operator No action ne...

Page 71: ...arameteriza tion fault Incorrect parameterization Contact support 3062 Internal temperature fault Internal system fault No action necessary1 3063 Internal parameteriza tion fault Internal system fault...

Page 72: ...system fault No action necessary1 3130 Internal system fault Power curtailment through exter nal specifications grid operator No action necessary1 3131 Internal system fault Power curtailment through...

Page 73: ...too low Check the installation1 4210 External grid fault Increased supply voltage Check the installation1 4211 External grid fault Supply voltage too low Check the installation1 4220 External grid fau...

Page 74: ...Check generator installation1 4451 Internal system fault Internal system fault Contact support 4475 Internal system fault Internal system fault Support1 4476 Information Weak PV supply e g in the morn...

Page 75: ...75 4 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH Operation and operating the device Legend for the Event codes table LEDs flashing LEDs lit up LEDs off 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 5...

Page 76: ...5 1 The Webserver 77 5 2 Using the Webserver 78 5 3 Connecting the inverter and computer 79 5 4 Calling up Webserver 80 5 5 Disconnecting the inverter from the computer 81 5 6 Menu structure in Webser...

Page 77: ...7 Webserver 1 Selection of language 2 Logged in user 3 Inverter name 4 Menu 5 Values input boxes 6 Reset button clears the input and resets it to the previous value 7 Accept button saves and accepts a...

Page 78: ...Centre Change Adapter Settings Right click on the LAN connection Properties Select Internet protocol TCP IPv4 Properties n n In the LAN settings of the computer the option Use proxy server for LAN mu...

Page 79: ...er 5 Close the inverter cover 6 Activate fuses and DC switch H H The inverter is connected to the computer TIP You can find additional variants for connecting the inverter with a computer here Ch 6 1...

Page 80: ...Network settings 2 Additional entry options in the ad dress line of the browser n n S and the serial number of the inverter on the type plate example http S12345FD323456 n n Name of the inverter The...

Page 81: ...DEATH DUE TO ELECTRI CAL SHOCK AND DISCHARGE De energise the device secure it against being restarted and wait five minutes so that the capacitors can discharge Ch 4 3 TIP Leave the Ethernet cable con...

Page 82: ...or each DC input Grid Displays voltage current power for each phase and total fed into the public grid Analog inputs Displays voltages at the analog inputs on the commu nication board S0 input Display...

Page 83: ...t the interval Overvoltage protection Set the installed overvoltage protection Plant configuration1 no functions Switched output Set the function of the switched output Analog inputs Set the analog in...

Page 84: ...data or stores it on the computer n n Settings These menu items allow you to configure the inverter e g inverter name network settings n n Info On the Info page the user can view events pend ing in th...

Page 85: ...u item to log out of the Webserver Webserver page Home n n Displays information and yield data for the inverter Parameter Explanation Power values total DC input Displays the generated energy of all P...

Page 86: ...g Phase x Indicates the power by phase 1 2 or 3 that is covered by the PV modules and grid n n Analog inputs Shows the voltage which is currently available on the analog input x The meaning of the vol...

Page 87: ...ration time Indicates the run time of the inverter n n Log data The link calls up the measured values log data The log data of the inverter can be downloaded as a DAT file logData dat The data in the...

Page 88: ...rs a z A Z 0 9 and _ are permitted for the name change Spaces or special characters are not possible The browser connection to the Webserver can be established with the new name following the name cha...

Page 89: ...0 0 0 0 MAC address 00 80 41 ae fd 7e INFO As the standard default setting the option Auto IP DHCP is activated This means that the inverter acquires its IP address from a DHCP server or automatically...

Page 90: ...protocol used on the bus KOSTAL Is used to make more PIKO inverters or an external data logger energy manager accessible via the interface Modbus Is used to connect e g external data loggers energy m...

Page 91: ...If overvoltage protection was fitted on the AC or DC side it can be activated or deactivated here If an overvoltage protection module on the AC or DC side fails an event about is issued about this Fo...

Page 92: ...Event messages can be faults or other events Remedial measures can be found in the Event codes chapter Ch 4 10 n n Versions Shows information about the versions installed on the inverter This informat...

Page 93: ...ng Kapitel 6 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH 6 System monitoring 6 1 Creating connection between computer and inverter 94 6 2 The log data 97 6 3 Retrieving saving and graphically depicting log data 1...

Page 94: ...with a computer in the following cases n n Settings and retrievals in the Webserver n n Retrieve log data of the inverter Inverter and computer can be connected with the follow ing variants n n Varian...

Page 95: ...d computer directly 1 Inverter 2 Ethernet cable 3 Computer for configuration or data retrieval Variant 2 Connect inverter and computer by way of switch hub router Fig 50 Connect inverter and computer...

Page 96: ...Internet through an external router gateway In the following case the network setting must be entered manually n n No DHCP server to generate an IP address A DHCP server can be for example an Internet...

Page 97: ...You can find out how to retrieve save and graphically depict log data in the following chapter Ch 6 3 The log data can be used for the following purposes n n Check operating characteristics of the sys...

Page 98: ...Log file Physical variables The file header is followed by the units of the physical variables The following table explains the abbreviations for the physical variables Entry Explanation U Voltage in...

Page 99: ...Analog input voltage Display of the analog inputs 1 to 4 of the communication board The measured voltage value in V can be calculated with the value from the table digits and the following formula Inp...

Page 100: ...Statistics Ch 5 2 2 Save the file LogDat dat on the computer 3 Open the file LogDat dat in Excel H H The log data are depicted in table form and can be processed further Variant 2 Transfer log data t...

Page 101: ...ect the Communication Portal configuration menu 4 Enter the portal code of the solar portal in the Code field The portal code can also be assigned via the Webserver under Portal configuration The port...

Page 102: ...approxi mately 3 seconds 6 Select the Accept field and confirm with ENTER H H The data transfer to the solar portal is active rec ognisable from the X in front of Data export The name of the solar po...

Page 103: ...Solar Electric GmbH 7 Active power control 7 1 Why active power control 104 7 2 Limitation of the PV feed in capacity 105 7 3 Active power control with a ripple control receiver 106 7 4 Installing the...

Page 104: ...with variable active power control and thus raising the feed in to up to 100 again Ask your energy supply company what application rule applies to you The planner of a PV system can choose between tw...

Page 105: ...do not want to implement active power control with a ripple control receiver then the feed in capacity should be reduced to the stipulated value by the energy supply company e g 70 Ask your energy sup...

Page 106: ...ur levels n n 100 n n 60 n n 30 n n 0 100 60 30 0 EVU Fig 53 Active power control with a ripple control receiver 1 Ripple control receiver 2 Control electronics of the inverter INFO For all PIKO inver...

Page 107: ...control receiver Fig 54 Configuration of the ripple control receiver with several inverters Ethernet networking 1 Master inverter 2 Additional inverters slaves 3 Ethernet or RS485 cable 4 5 conductor...

Page 108: ...l 10 pin Fig 55 A RS485 0 30 60 100 B GND S0 In AIn1 AIn2 AIn3 AIn4 AGND 12V Fig 55 Connection of ripple control receiver 1 Analog interface terminal 10 pin 2 Ripple control receiver 3 Cable H H The r...

Page 109: ...ns 6 Select the function Active power control 7 Click on the Accept button H H The active power control for the ripple control receiver is active IMPORTANT INFORMATION The configuration must be carrie...

Page 110: ...H 8 Maintenance 8 1 Maintenance and service 111 8 2 Fan cleaning 112 8 3 Update software communication board 116 8 4 Update software inverter firmware 118 8 5 Update software country settings 120 8 6...

Page 111: ...fans Ch 8 2 1x annually Tab 9 Maintenance list If no maintenance work is carried out this results in an exclusion of the warranty see Exclusion of warranty in our Service and warranty conditions 1 The...

Page 112: ...112 8 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH Maintenance 8 2 Fan cleaning Fig 56 Fan disassembly overview 1 Fan cable 2 Fan 3 Fan grill 4 Fastening straps 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 5...

Page 113: ...e fastening straps toward the centre of the fan with a second screwdriver Pull the fan unit slightly forward Fig 58 Fig 58 Loosen fastening straps DANGER RISK OF DEATH DUE TO ELECTRI CAL SHOCK AND DIS...

Page 114: ...Fig 59 Pull out fan cable 5 The fan can also be pulled off the fan grill To do this press the fastening straps slightly outward and pull off the fan Fig 60 Fig 60 Disassembly of the fan grill IMPORTAN...

Page 115: ...rame air flow direction Fig 61 Fig 61 Fan installation 8 Reconnect the fan cable and insert the fan into the housing When switching on for the first time check whether the air from the fan is drawn in...

Page 116: ...and important addi tional information on the current software update 4 If the inverter is not yet connected with a PC via LAN connect this with the inverter now using a LAN cable Ch 6 1 5 Start the up...

Page 117: ...team 7 Following successful installation of the software UI you can retrieve the current version on the inverter Do this by going to Settings Device information SW HW release 8 Check the time on the i...

Page 118: ...with the inverter now using a LAN cable Ch 6 1 5 Start the update by double clicking on the exe file and follow the instructions on the PC P P The update may take up to 30 minutes This time is extend...

Page 119: ...was unsuccessful carry it out again or contact the Service team 7 Following successful installation of the firmware FW you can retrieve the current version on the inverter Do this by going to Settings...

Page 120: ...der with the downloaded ZIP file 3 Extract the ZIP file P P The files are extracted into a separate folder 4 If the inverter is not yet connected with a PC via LAN connect this with the inverter now u...

Page 121: ...ectric GmbH Maintenance 6 The inverter will restart when the update has been successful If the update was unsuccessful carry it out again or contact the Service team H H The update has been carried ou...

Page 122: ...e protection modules are affected Be sure to always replace all modules affected with new ones as quickly as possible Contact your service partner or specialist shop for assistance with this In order...

Page 123: ...ection 1 Overvoltage protection for AC side 3 x H H Overvoltage protection installed DANGER RISK OF DEATH DUE TO ELECTRI CAL SHOCK AND DISCHARGE Always de energise the device during installation and b...

Page 124: ...overvoltage protection 1 Installation position for overvoltage protection Ethernet connections 2 x INFO Note the manufacturer s installation and assembly instructions for the overvoltage protection Th...

Page 125: ...cables onto the inverter 3 Switch on the inverter Ch 4 1 H H Inverter ready for operation INFO Note the manufacturer s installation and assembly instructions for the overvoltage protection The followi...

Page 126: ...126 9 9 Navigation button link to chapter 10 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH 9 Technical data 9 1 Technical data 127 9 2 Block diagram 132 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 5...

Page 127: ...UDC r V 580 Max input voltage UDCmin V 580 Max input voltage UDCmax V 1100 Start input voltage UDCstart V 580 Min MPP voltage UMPPmin V 580 Max MPP voltage UMPPmax V 800 Max working voltage UDCworkma...

Page 128: ...IInrush A 1 25 Short circuit current peak RMS A 82 4 58 3 Number of feed in phases 3 Grid connection 3 400V Rated frequency fr Hz 50 Max grid frequency fmax Hz 52 Min grid frequency fmin Hz 47 5 Sett...

Page 129: ...y indoor installation H UV resistance H Min cable cross section of AC connection cable5 mm 16 Max cable cross section of AC connection cable5 mm 16 Min cable cross section of DC connection cable5 mm 4...

Page 130: ...3000 9843 Relative humidity condensing 4 100 Connection technology DC side SUNCLIX Connection technology AC side Spring type terminal strip Interfaces Ethernet RJ45 2 RS485 1 Webserver H Warranty War...

Page 131: ...t connection in the grid distribution behind the meter and the line protection fuse When the connection line travels outdoors over long distances overvoltage protection devices may be necessary 3 Cont...

Page 132: ...voltage protection 3 PV strings 4 Voltage measuring point 5 Current measuring point 6 Electronic DC disconnection device 7 Insulation monitoring 8 Grid monitoring and shut down control panel 9 Grid mo...

Page 133: ...133 10 10 Navibutton Verlinkung Kapitel 11 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH 10 Accessories 10 1 Additional accessories 134 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 5...

Page 134: ...g smooth monitoring for a period of at least five years Two different packages are available depending on the size of the system You can find additional information about this product on our website w...

Page 135: ...You can find additional information about this product on our website www kostal solar electric com under the category Products Monitoring Accessories PIKO Sensor The PIKO Sensor makes it possible to...

Page 136: ...may block the fan and therefore result in the inverter overheating Insufficient cooling of the inverter can result in a reduction in performance or even system failure To protect against falling parts...

Page 137: ...button Verlinkung Kapitel 12 2017 KOSTAL Solar Electric GmbH 11 Appendix 11 1 Type plate 138 11 2 Warranty and service 139 11 3 Handover to the operator 140 11 4 Disassembly and disposal 141 2 3 4 6 7...

Page 138: ...l solar electric com Fig 67 Type plate The type plate is located on the right hand side of the inverter You will find the device type and the most important technical data listed on the type plate 1 N...

Page 139: ...tion on the type plate on the exterior of the housing n n If parts are required use only original replacement parts If you have any technical questions please call our ser vice hotline n n Germany and...

Page 140: ...rator The operator must be made aware of the following points n n Position and function of the DC switch n n Position and function of the AC line circuit breaker n n Safety when handling the device n...

Page 141: ...t 8 Dismantle the wall mount Proper disposal Electronic equipment labelled with a dustbin with a line through it may not be disposed of with household waste This equipment can be handed in to waste co...

Page 142: ...C Cable 130 Calling up Webserver 80 Certification 130 Communication board 24 48 66 Connect computer 79 Control buttons 25 Country setting 67 Current operating manual 11 D Data export 65 100 101 102 D...

Page 143: ...0 Event codes 69 Event messages 25 66 F Factory setting 67 Faults 66 99 Firmware 138 G Grid monitoring 70 99 138 H History 84 135 Hotline 7 139 I Initial commissioning 52 Inputs 49 127 Interfaces 49 1...

Page 144: ...79 81 141 Operation 59 Operational statuses 25 61 Overvoltage protection 23 40 53 91 122 P Password 80 Plant configuration 91 Proper use 8 Proxy server 78 PV generator 70 72 129 R Reset web login 67 R...

Page 145: ...ice menu 67 Settings 25 26 28 58 63 65 78 80 81 88 94 101 109 Solar portal 100 135 Spring loaded terminal strips 37 Storage 30 Strings 46 52 55 56 99 System protection 38 T Technical data 127 Terminal...

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