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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL CRYSTALLINE SOLAR MODULES Q-CELLS SE - AUSTRALIA

• AS 4777.1 “Grid connection of energy systems via inverters - Installations requirements”
• AS/NZS 1170 “Structural design actions Set”
• AS/NZS 1768 “Lighting protection”
• AS/NZS 3000 “Electric installations”
• AS/NZS  3100  “Approval  and  test  specifications  -  General  requirements  for  electrical 

equipment”

• AS/NZS 5033 “Installation of photovoltaic (PV) arrays”
• Clean Energy Council Grid-Connect Install & Supervise Guidelines
• Clean Energy Council Grid-Connect Design Guidelines
• Regional wiring and installation codes

Always install the solar modules in accordance with all legal codes and standards.

• The modules are certified according to the norm IEC 61215 for safe operation in moderate 

climates.

• The permitted module temperatures lie between -40 °C and +85 °C. Please ensure that 

adequate ventilation exists below the module so that elevated module temperatures can 
be avoided.

• Observe the requirements for a functional grounding depending on the installation location 

(see Chapter 5.4 „Grounding“).

• Do not expose the modules to chemicals. 
• Do not place the modules in standing water. The junction box is splash-proof only.
• Do not install the modules near highly flammable gases and vapors (e.g. gas containers) or 

near open flame and flammable materials. Solar modules are not explosion-proof operating 
equipment. 

• The modules are not suitable for mobile usage or for indoor installations.

Optimal solar irradiation results in a maximum energy yield. For this reason, set up the mod-
ules so that they are facing the sun.
Avoid shading of the modules, as this has a negative impact on the energy yield. A module 
is considered shade-free when it is entirely unshaded throughout the year (e.g. by buildings, 
chimneys,  trees).  Even  partial  shading  of  the  modules  (e.g.  by  overhead  lines,  dirt,  snow) 
should be avoided (see also Chapter 7 “Cleaning and maintenance”).
Also, refer to the specifications for module orientation and tilt angle (see Chapter 5.1).

3.2 APPLICABLE AUSTRALIAN CODES AND STANDARDS

INSTALLATION 
LOCATION

AVOIDANCE OF 
SHADING

4 AREA OF USAGE AND INSTALLATION LOCATION

MODULE

Summary of Contents for Q.PRO

Page 1: ...Q PRO Q BASE QC C05 Installation and operation manual CRYSTALLINE SOLAR MODULES Valid for Australia...

Page 2: ...PAGE 11 5 5 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION PAGE 11 6 CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE PAGE 12 7 TROUBLESHOOTING PAGE 13 8 DECOMMISSIONING AND RECYCLING PAGE 13 9 CONTACT PAGE 14 Technical parameters and design are...

Page 3: ...e statics for the entire project If your ques tions are not adequately addressed in these instructions please first contact your system supplier You can find more information at our website www q cell...

Page 4: ...s at www q cells com PRODUCT LINE Q BASE QC C05 Q PRO Type framed framed Area m 1 67 1 67 Weight kg 21 20 Max system voltage Vsys V 1000 1000 Max reverse current lR A 25 25 Junction box Protection cla...

Page 5: ...y due to broken glass Risk of injury due to falling modules The modules are primarily made of glass and must therefore be handled with appropriate cau tion In order to ensure safe mounting orient your...

Page 6: ...ts for a functional grounding depending on the installation location see Chapter 5 4 Grounding Do not expose the modules to chemicals Do not place the modules in standing water The junction box is spl...

Page 7: ...aterials or solar modules can fall and injure people For this reason block off the danger area on the ground before beginning installation work Warn people near the danger area or in the building Keep...

Page 8: ...ALLATION AT THE FASTENING POINTS INSTALLATION WITH INSERTION PROFILE n a MOUNTING VARIANTS CL2 CL4 AND IP2 This represents the most stressing mounting variant for a module With this mounting variant t...

Page 9: ...or on the facade that can transfer forces on the module to the assembly substructure that ensures that no mechanical stresses e g caused by vibrations twisting or expansion are generated on the modul...

Page 10: ...ct modules of the same type and the same voltage class Ensure the observance of the maximum reverse current load capacity given in the data sheet In the event of reverse currents caused by module defe...

Page 11: ...nding DANGER Life danger due to electric shock Physically disconnecting contacts in a live electrical circuit can cause arching resulting in grave or mortal injury Carry out work on the inverter and t...

Page 12: ...en 10 C and 30 C e g in the early morning or late evening Do not wear electrically conductive parts WARNING Risk of falling during maintenance of roof installations and building integrated installatio...

Page 13: ...anliness and integrity of all electrical components the contact resistances of the grounding DANGER Life danger due to electric shock Please do not attempt to correct problems on your own In case of p...

Page 14: ...y Street Sydney NSW 2060 Australia TEL 1800 72 35 57 FAX 61 2 94 55 08 73 EMAILservice q cells com au WEB www q cells com Subject to change without notice Q Cells SE Installation and operation manual...

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