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ENGLISH 15

 

 

4.

 

Lean

 

the

 

module

 

on

 

the

 

frame

 

making

 

the

 

module

 

slide

 

behind

 

the

 

clamps.

 

 

                      

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

5.

 

Proceed

 

adding

 

the

 

upper

 

clamps

 

and

 

the

 

lateral

 

fixing

 

bar.

 

Finally

 

fix

 

up

 

firmly

 

all

 

the

 

clamps.

 

Vertical

 

fixing

 

bars

 

are

 

fixed

 

on

 

the

 

frame

 

in

 

3

 

points.

 

 

NOTE:

 

Tighten

 

the

 

screws

 

with

 

the

 

torque

 

provided

 

by

 

the

 

manufacturer

 

for

 

the

     

hardware

 

used.

 

Pramac

 

recommend

 

bolts

 

and

 

nuts

 

with

 

guaranteed

 

mechanical

 

characteristics,

 

with

 

a

 

bolt/nut

 

friction

 

factor

 

constant

 

and

 

known.

 

Ex:

   

Bolts

 

M8

 ‐ 

Class

 

4.8

 

–

 

factor

 

0.20

 → 

fric on

 

torque

 

=

 

14.3

 

Nm

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

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Summary of Contents for LUCE MCPH P7

Page 1: ...PRAMAC LUCE MCPH P7 MICROMORPH PHOTOVOLTAIC MODULE USER MANUAL p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 2: ...p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 3: ...4 5 No part of this document may be reproduced stored in a retrieval system or transmitted to third parties in any form whatsoever or by any means without the authorisation of PRAMAC SWISS S A PRAMAC SWISS S A reserves the right to modify and upgrade its products at any time and without advance notice for the purpose of continuous quality enhancement Hence subsequent editions of this document may ...

Page 4: ...inary operations 10 Instructions for Mechanical Installation 13 Instructions for Electrical Installation 18 Maintenance Instructions 22 Product Disposal 23 Appendix 1 Technical data and dimensions 24 Appendix 2 List of recommended inverters 26 Appendix 3 Drawings of fixing parts 28 p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 5: ... the potential risk associated to a given situation The owner and the installer must pay extreme attention to all potentially hazardous circumstances Improper use of the product or failure to comply with the provisions contained in this document may lead to serious injury to persons and or animals and or damage to property The manufacturer cannot foresee all the possible situations that may entail...

Page 6: ... RISK The warnings preceded by this symbol specifically refer to risk situations with the possibility of serious physical injury to persons and damage to the product resulting in loss of safety conditions NOTE The warnings preceded by this symbol serve to focus attention on important information mainly of a technical nature Additional information is provided as required in the description of the o...

Page 7: ...e frameless design they are perfectly suitable for architectural integrations The Micromorph technology provides greater efficiency and a faster return on investment double junction modules convert a wider spectrum of solar radiation The module is certified according to IEC 61646 module performance test IEC 61730 module safety test IEC 61701 salt mist corrosion test Main features High efficiency M...

Page 8: ...lowed for which the photovoltaic module is designed or use in ways that are not expected or are explicitly forbidden DANGER Improper use of the product is to be considered dangerous The manufacturer declines all responsibility for damage to property and or injury to persons and or animals caused by improper use of the product Qualifications of operators designated to the product installation The m...

Page 9: ...cal regulations If modules are installed above ground level wear a safety belt and protection gloves when installing the modules to prevent the risk of falling and electric shock DANGER Electric current may cause serious personal injury If the front or back glass is broke as well as the j Box the contact with any part of the module may result in electrocution Precautions for use Avoid live flames ...

Page 10: ...sing the location where the structure and supports are to be mounted and for preparing the relative layout During module installation please respect all local regional and national applicable safety regulations including construction codes and regulations where required Use appropriate safety equipment insulated tools insulated gloves etc approved for use on electric equipment and systems Please f...

Page 11: ...aintenance RISK Do not use mirrors or other artificial methods aimed at amplifying and concentrating light on the modules RISK Do not walk on the surface of the module RISK Modules must always be handled by 2 persons Inappropriate handling may damage the product mainly the glass surface Never lift the module pulling the wires Do not install or handle modules when they are wet nor on extremely wind...

Page 12: ... or bumping it during handling and assembly Do not put modules down on edges unprotected Do not assemble damaged modules RISK Do not submerge the module in water nor subject the module to a constant stream of water p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 13: ...nd loads Fixing clamps also have to be rubberized There will be some unavoidable bending of modules but do not force them to adjust as it may cause breaks or weakening of the structure making modules less resistant to additional mechanical loads Water heaps on the modules glass must be prevented these might cause corrosion of the panels and of the adhesive bonding lamination foil between front and...

Page 14: ...ntact between the module and the metal support has to be avoided apply on the back rails a layer of protective Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer rubber 1100 x 15 x 2 mm dimensions 3 Before positioning the PV panel fix up the horizontal lower supporting clamps without fixing them firmly p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 15: ...clamps Vertical fixing bars are fixed on the frame in 3 points NOTE Tighten the screws with the torque provided by the manufacturer for the hardware used Pramac recommend bolts and nuts with guaranteed mechanical characteristics with a bolt nut friction factor constant and known Ex Bolts M8 Class 4 8 factor 0 20 fric on torque 14 3 Nm p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 16: ... shaped vertical bars are available allowing the fixing of two modules at the same time reducing considerably the amount of material the cost and the fixing time For other kinds of configurations also omega shaped horizontals clamps are available p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 17: ...ules must be spaced to allow thermal expansion RISK The structure on which the modules or a single module shall be mounted must have resting points that are perfectly coplanar between themselves When tightening clamps or bolts for assembly absolutely avoid applying a torque that may risk breaking the module see point 5 of mounting procedure RISK Partial shading on modules must be absolutely avoide...

Page 18: ...allation must be solar type cables with a 2 5 mm2 diameter and must resist to a voltage of 1000V and a temperature of 90 C If the installation site is exposed to particular climatic conditions use appropriate conduits in order to protect cables against damage DANGER Every module if exposed to sunlight or any other source of light may generate voltage greater than 100 VDC Above 50 VDC the human bod...

Page 19: ...modules with identical current characteristics must be connected in series RISK Do not directly connect different types of modules together on the same string RISK A maximum of 6 modules per string are allowed The overall voltage must always and in any case be less than the maximum system voltage and lower than the inverter maximum input voltage NOTE Modules of a string must have identical orienta...

Page 20: ...uires a higher amount of parallel connected strings then a blocking diode every 3 strings is required NOTE Modules of a string must have identical orientation and inclination Inverters Inverters convert direct current into alternating current Inverters of the latest generation thanks to the MPPT Maximum Power Point Tracker optimize the production even in situations of weather changes or variable s...

Page 21: ...y to inverters with transformer included DANGER Make all connections according to local regulation for compliance and safety of electrical installations Instructions for system shut down 1 Before disconnecting the modules through the Multi Contact cables we recommend interrupting the production of electrical energy To interrupt the production of electrical energy cover the modules completely using...

Page 22: ...irt must never be removed or rubbed when dry to avoid micro scratches and a loss of efficiency In case of snow use a soft brush to clean the surface of the module 4 Electrical and mechanical connections must be periodically inspected by qualified technician to verify that they are efficient safe corrosion free and not damaged Any problem must be handled only by qualified operators 5 Carefully foll...

Page 23: ... 96 EC regarding the management and recycling of waste of electrical and electronic equipment RAEE The product is marked with the following symbol indicating the need for separate waste The product may not be disposed as normal urban waste The module components must be appropriately classified and accordingly collected for disposal in proper collection sites as provided by local authorities Failur...

Page 24: ...ENGLISH 24 Appendix 1 TECHNICAL DATA AND DIMENSIONS p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 25: ...ENGLISH 25 p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 26: ... 0 3 3 5 0 Delta SOLIVIA 3 0 3 3 5 0 Delta SOLIVIA 3 0 3 3 5 0 Fronius 40 60HV Fronius 40 60HV Fronius 40 60HV Fronius CL Fronius IG Plus 300 500 Fronius CL Fronius IG Plus 300 500 Gavazzi ISG 1 31 40 60 Fronius IG Plus 300 500 Fronius IG Plus 35V 150V Gefran Radius Home APV 2k 3 6k Fronius IG Plus 35V 150V Gavazzi ISG 1 31 40 60 Ingecon Sun 10 12 5 15 Gavazzi ISG 1 31 40 60 Kaco Powador 14 0 16 0...

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Page 28: ...ENGLISH 28 Appendix 3 DRAWINGS OF FIXING PARTS 1 Horizontal clamps 1 1 Z clamps 1 2 Ω clamps p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 29: ...ENGLISH 29 2 Vertical fixing bars 2 1 Z bars 2 2 Ω bars p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

Page 30: ...PRAMAC SWISS SA VIA CAMPAGNA 19 6595 RIAZZINO SWITZERLAND TEL 41 0 91 8505858 FAX 41 0 91 8505859 SOLAR PRAMAC COM SOLAR PRAMAC COM p h o t o v o l t a i k f o r u m c o m ...

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