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5 Battery storage and recharging

  

5.1 Battery storage requirements

 

1. Storage environment requirements:

Ambient temperature: 0°C ~ 40°C; recommended storage temperature: 20°C ~ 30°C. 

Relative humidity: 0% RH ~ 90% RH. 

In a dry, ventilated and clean place. 

No contact with corrosive organic solvents, gases and other substances. 

No direct sunlight. 

Less than 2 meters from any heat source. 

5.2 Storage expiration

In principle, it is not recommended to store the battery for a long time. Be sure to use it in time. The 
stored batteries should be disposed according to the following requirements.

Table 5.2 Stored lithium battery recharging interval

1.

If a battery is deformed, broken or leaking, discard it immediately regardless of its storage time. 

2.

The allowable maximum stored battery recharging period is 3 years and the allowable maximum 
stored battery recharging times is 3. For example, if recharging is performed once every 8 
months, the allowable maximum recharging times is 3 times; if recharging is performed once 
every 12 months, the allowable maximum recharging times is 3 times; if the allowable maximum 
stored battery recharging period or times is exceeded, it is recommended to discard the battery. 

3.

A lithium battery will have its capacity decreasing after being stored for a long time, and typically 
will have its capacity irreversibly decreasing by 3%–10% after being stored at the recommended 
storage temperature for 12 months. If the customer conducts the discharge test and acceptance 

according to the specification, there is a risk that the battery with a capacity less than 100% 

after being stored will fail the test.

5.3 Inspection before battery recharging

Before recharging a battery, check its appearance: Deformation/Shell damage/Leakage.

0°C ~ +40°C

Required Storage Temperature

Actual Storage Temperature

Recharge Interval

0°C

 ≤ T ≤ 30

°C

30°C 

< T ≤ 40

°C

12 months

8 months

Summary of Contents for GreenE 10K

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION OPERATION MAINTENANCE MANUAL GreenE 8K 10K 12K ENERGY STORAGE SYSTEM Master Battery S L Paseo de Extremadura 39 28935 M stoles Madrid Spain Tel 34 918 021 649 Fax 34 917 750 542 info mast...

Page 2: ...m 3 System Operation 3 1 Switch On 3 2 Switch Off 3 3 Emergency Procedure 4 EMS Introduction and Set Up 4 1 Function Description 4 2 Display and Setting 4 3 Con guration Menus Overview 5 Battery Stora...

Page 3: ...d in DC coupled systems mostly new installation AC coupled systems mostly retro t and Hybrid coupled systems mostly retro t and PV capacity increase as the following schemes show Figure1 DC coupled St...

Page 4: ...time use mode customer The customer is able to set up the charging discharging time power via inverter screen or APP 1 2 Operation Modes There are three basic modes that end users can choose via inve...

Page 5: ...cates that the marked device must not be disposed of as normal household waste It must be disposed of at a collection center for the recycling of electric and electronic equipment 08 1 3 Safety Introd...

Page 6: ...inverter from all voltage sources as described in this document User Manual 11 User Manual WARNING Risk of chemical burns from electrolyte or toxic gases During standard operation no electrolyte shal...

Page 7: ...st Check the following parts list to ensure it is complete Delivers a total system separately on site to client this consists of Inverter User Manual 13 Accessory Cable PACK10 2 User Manual Accessory...

Page 8: ...14 Accessory Cable PACK30 6 User Manual 15 Accessory Cable PACK40 8 User Manual...

Page 9: ...Floor stand support User Manual 17 1 7 System Appearance Figure 4 GreenE 8K 10K 12K Delivery Scope 1 2 3 4 5 Object Description Hybrid Inverter EMS Display Screen Cable Box connected to Inverter PACK...

Page 10: ...C A DVC A DVC A DVC A BACKUP DRM OR PARALLEL2 METER DRY BAT BAT CT Note The DVC indicates the minimum required level of protection for the circuit The table values in parentheses are to be used for PC...

Page 11: ...ance purposes and the system panels must not be blocked User Manual 21 The following locations are not allowed for installation Habitable rooms Ceiling cavities or wall cavities On roofs that are not...

Page 12: ...objects must be increased The following distances must remain free 600mm beside the GreenE 8K 10K 12K 500mm above the GreenE 8K 10K 12K 600mm before the GreenE 8K 10K 12K If the distance between the G...

Page 13: ...alled on the backup port of the system according to local regulations Step 4 Remove the debris baf e and secure the battery to the wall with screws and gaskets Step 5 To assemble the second and all ot...

Page 14: ...make AC cables on site Step 8 1 Please follow the AC cable requirements below For backup connection 12AWG or 4mm2 cable is required to be used For grid connection 10AWG or 6mm2 cable is required to b...

Page 15: ...and lock it with a screw driver or electric screw driver suggestion stem diameters and torsion of screwdriver or electric screwdriver should be 4mm and 8 12kg f cm respectively 9 Tighten the nut 10 Ci...

Page 16: ...each other via the respective connectors on the left side After you have connected all the modules together close all covers if you want to connect further battery modules you must mount them before...

Page 17: ...d in power 1 Loosen the nut and untangle the single aperture sealing ring Step 11 Close the battery covers and connect the PV MC4 connectors to the system connection on both sides Also connect all AC...

Page 18: ...0 power output Please check installation location of the CT 2 4 DRED Port Connections optional only for DRM function DRED means demand response enable device The AS NZS 4777 2 2015 required inverter n...

Page 19: ...coupled system Figure 26 AC coupled system User Manual 37 3 System Operation 3 1 Switch On When turning on the system it is very important to follow the steps below to prevent damage to the system WAR...

Page 20: ...the voltage at the input terminals with a suitably calibrated voltage tester Before working on this equipment please con rm that there is no grid electric supply to the BESS The upper cover plate can...

Page 21: ...andby Charge Discharge Failure Normal Alarm Protection Dormancy Normal Alarm Normal Alarm Overcharge protection Temperature overcurrent failure protection Normal Alarm Under voltage protection Tempera...

Page 22: ...the grid will stop charging the battery 00 00 23 59 Charge time Self Consume Peak SHIFT Work Mode SYS Setting Enter Password Default 00000 SET UP Charge from Grid Enable Enable Max SOC 0 100 Disable d...

Page 23: ...evel 3 Menu Level 4 Menu Level 5 Menu Level 6 Menu Level 7 Menu Level 8 English 9 New Zealand 10 Greece 11 France 12 Bangkok 13 Thailand 14 South Africa 15 50549 16 Brazil 17 0126 18 Ireland 19 Israel...

Page 24: ...el 6 Independent Disable Charge from Grid Enable Disable default Peak SHIFT Time Setting Charge DISCHG BAT Priority Independent Parallel CV PV input Zero export Set the export power limit Range 0 rate...

Page 25: ...tery modules Automatic means the system measures the Outside temperature and turns the lm on as needed Only applicable if heating lm is requested at time of ordering Leave disabled The inverter will m...

Page 26: ...C60 set upper limit voltage set protection time set upper limit voltage set protection time set lower limit voltage set protection time set lower limit voltage set protection time set upper limit fre...

Page 27: ...lit Allows the user to set the time date and day Clears all stored records 485 Address Baud Rate Language Backlight Date Time Clear REC Menu Level 1 Default Selection Comment Menu Level 2 Menu Level 3...

Page 28: ...be disposed according to the following requirements Table 5 2 Stored lithium battery recharging interval 1 If a battery is deformed broken or leaking discard it immediately regardless of its storage t...

Page 29: ...tatus with serve NET light keeps on after the logger powered on 2 Logger running normally READY light Flashes 3 Successful connection status with inverter COM light keeps on Lights Implication Communi...

Page 30: ...erver cannot be connected Connection between logger and router normal connection between logger and remote server abnormal Slow ash ON Slow ash 1 Check if the router has access to the network 2 Check...

Page 31: ...xternal packaging or on the logger body User Manual 61 7 4 Network Con guration After the logger is added please con gure the network to ensure normal operation Go to Plant Details Device List nd the...

Page 32: ...pecial characters in Wi Fi network 5 Shorten the distance between the phone and device 6 Try to connect to other Wi Fi User Manual 63 8 Alarm Code and Error Code 8 1 Alarm Code Codes English descripti...

Page 33: ...the load and plug in to restart machines then check whether the load is short circuited if the fault has been eliminated 2 Contact customer service if fault remains unremoved 1 Cut off all the power...

Page 34: ...ot connected 2 Check grid connection 3 Check PV availability 1 Battery is not connected 2 Check if battery wiring port is short circuited 3 Contact customer service if error warning continues 1 Check...

Page 35: ...ENE 8K 380 850Vd c 16000W 160Ad c 160Ad c 8000W 8000W 16000W 11 6Aa c 12 8Aa c 8800VA 160Ad c 200Ad c 8000W 10000W MODEL PV Terminal Vmax PV Rated Voltage MPPT Voltage Range MPPT Range full load MPPT...

Page 36: ...Dimension WxHxD mm Weight Kg Relative Humidity Topology Cooling Display Communication Interface Max Conversion Ef ciency From Battery Max Conversion Ef ciency From PV Euro Ef ciency MPPT Ef ciency Pr...

Page 37: ...0 ohms User Manual 73 11 2 Notes After the equipment is out of operation please pay attention to following notes while maintaining Related safety standards and speci cations should be followed in oper...

Page 38: ...t or damage is caused by installation repairs modi cation or disassembly performed by a service provider or personnel not from company or his authorized partner The fault or damage is caused by the us...

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