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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL SOLAR MODULES GENERATION 4 (G4.1) – HANWHA Q CELLS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD – EN

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL SOLAR MODULES GENERATION 4 (G4.1) – HANWHA Q CELLS AUSTRALIA PTY LTD – EN

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Protective Grounding

 

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The modules must be grounded in accordance with the 
local statutory regulations.

Functional grounding

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When using an installation tilt of < 5° a functional 
grounding at the negative generator conncetion must 
be implemented.

 

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Ensure that the difference of potential between the 
negative generator connection and the PE(N) of every 
MPP tracker of the respective inverters is 0 V.

 

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Follow the directions of the inverter manufacturer.

 

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Only use inverters which include lincensed grounding 
kits.

5       GROUNDING

DANGER!  
Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock!

 

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Do not attempt to fix any problems yourself (e.g., 
glass cracks, damaged cables).

 

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Please contact an installer or Q CELLS Technical 
Customer Service Department.

FAULTS AND DEFECTS

 

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Do not disconnect modules by yourself.

 

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Please contact an installer or Q CELLS Technical 
Customer Service Department.

 

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Dispose of modules in accordance with the local disposal 
regulations.

7 DISPOSAL

Q CELLS solar modules are known for a long operating 
life and minimal maintenance effort and expense. Dirt 
and grime are usually washed away by rain. If the module 
is fully or partially shaded by dirt or debris (e.g., plants, 
bird droppings), it needs to be cleaned to prevent a loss 
of performance.

Maintenance

 

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The system should be inspected by an installer annually 
to check the following:

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all system components sit securely and are corrosion 
free.

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the connection is secure and all electrical components 
are clean and undamaged.

Cleaning

WARNING!  
Risk of injury due to hot and  
live modules!

 

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Only clean modules that have cooled down.

 

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Do not carry or wear any electrically conductive parts.

WARNING!  
Risk of falling due to unsecured  
access!

 

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Never access the installation area alone or without 
taking adequate security precautions.

 

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Please commission a trade specialist.

Clean the modules as follows:

NOTE!  
Module surface damage may occur! 

 

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Remove snow and ice without force (e.g. with a very 
soft broom)

 

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Do not scratch off dirt.

 

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Rinse dirt (dust, leaves, etc.) off with lukewarm water or 
use an alcohol based glass cleaner. Do not use abrasive 
detergents or tensides. 

 

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Use a soft cellulose cloth (kitchen roll) or sponge to 
carefully wipe off stubborn dirt. Do not use micro fleece 
wool or cotton cloths.

Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) can be used selectively to remove 
stubborn dirt and stains within one hour after emergence.

 

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Please follow the safety guidelines provided by the IPA 
manufacturer. 

 

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Do not let IPA run down between the module and the 
frame or into the module edges.

 

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Free the substructure from any dirt and 
debris (leaves, bird nests, etc.).

 

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Remove dirt with lukewarm water or 
alcohol based glass cleaner, a broom, or 
a soft cloth.

 

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Do not use tensides, scrapers, or any 
high-pressure water cleaning equipment.

NOTE

! Module damage may occur!

 

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Do not clean modules with water if there 
is a risk of frost.

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 

Summary of Contents for Q.PRO-G4.1

Page 1: ...Valid for Australia and New Zealand Q PRO G4 1 Q PLUS G4 1 INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL...

Page 2: ...lar the installer as well as the operator of a module is responsible for compliance with all applicable statutory requirements and regulations Unless otherwise specified by any laws or regulations the...

Page 3: ...safety regulations during set up and installation Q CELLS assumes no liability on the basis of these instructions Q CELLS is only liable in the context of contractual agreements or in the context of...

Page 4: ...ion of the module Guarantees long term stability Avoid the usage of different metals to prevent contact corrosions Allows for stress free expansion and contraction due to temperature fluctuations Ensu...

Page 5: ...lection For detailed key electrical data please refer to the actual data sheet referring to the relevant Module available at www q cells com Only connect modules of the same type and power class Safet...

Page 6: ...he modules securely in cool and dry rooms The packaging is not weatherproof DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock Do not install damaged modules Inform your distributor of any damages imme...

Page 7: ...ules in windy or wet weather DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock Only use dry insulated tools Do not carry out the installation alone Only install undamaged modules and components Do not...

Page 8: ...modules are disconnected at the inverter prior to separation Be sure to observe the specified time intervals after switching off the inverter High voltage components need time to discharge DANGER Risk...

Page 9: ...tric shock Ensure that all electrical components are in a proper dry and safe condition Standard wiring with a return cable Inverter EN 4 3 Connection of modules 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Ensure that al...

Page 10: ...t a loss of performance Maintenance The system should be inspected by an installer annually to check the following all system components sit securely and are corrosion free the connection is secure an...

Page 11: ...Level 14 20 Berry Street North Sydney NSW 2060 TEL 61 0 2 9016 3033 FAX 61 0 2 9016 3032 EMAIL service q cells com au WEB www q cells com au Subject to change without notice Hanwha Q CELLS Installati...

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