Nedap PowerRouter PR50S, Installation And Operating Manual

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1 Introduction
This chapter is intended for installers and users
The PowerRouter is a DC to AC grid-tied utility unit for use with PV systems.
The AC output of the PowerRouter supplies a no-break supply to the connected load in
the event of a grid failure. The PowerRouter disconnects from the grid and creates a
mini grid using the energy of the PV-array.
The PowerRouter unit may also be used for feed-in purposes.
For more information: www.powerrouter.com
Policies vary from one utility company to another. Consult with a
representative of the local utility company before designing and
installing a PV system.
Feature Overview
Over 15 years of inverter manufacturing experience has gone into the design of the
PowerRouter. As a result, the PowerRouter represents state-of-the-art technology,
high reliability and overall ease of use - all the qualities you have come to expect from
the industry leader in inverter manufacturing.
Some of the features included are:
Operating Temperature
The PowerRouter has been designed to maintain full power output at ambient
temperatures as low as -10 °C and high as 40 °C. The PowerRouter will continue to
operate well beyond 40 °C and de-rates as needed to maintain a safe internal
component temperature.
CE Compliance
The PowerRouter is CE compliant.
• On-grid and Off-grid
• LCD D LED indicators for criti-
cal functions
• Temperature regulated fan cooling
• Auto line voltage detection and con-
figuration
• Advanced communication options
• Battery manager
• Route power as defined by the user
• Compatible with all NEDAP PowerRouter
products
• Plug-in internet connection
• UPS functionality
• 2 independent MPP trackers
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caution