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INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL SolahartXXXBLK – AU

INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL SolahartXXXBLK – AU

2 PLANNING

2.3  Mounting options

Module Selection

For detailed key electrical data, please refer to the actual 
data sheet referring to the relevant Module (available at 
www.solahart.com.au). 

 

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Only connect modules of the same type and power 
class.

Safety Factor

During normal operation, a module may generate a greater 
current and / or higher voltage than that determined under 
standardised test conditions. Please use a safety factor of 
1.25 for the following:

• 

Calculating the voltage measurement values (V

oc

) of 

components 

• 

Calculating the current measurement values (I

SC

) of 

conductors

• 

Sizing of control systems connected to the outlets of 
the solar modules 

 

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Please follow the valid national guidelines for the 
installation of electrical systems.

 

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Please refer to the latest revision of AS/NZS 5033 
(including all relevant amendments) and the Clean 
Energy Council Guidelines (for Australia).

Series Connection

Connection of modules in series is only permitted up to 
the maximum system voltage as listed in the applicable 
data sheet of all the relevant modules to be installed.  

 

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Take into account all possible operating situations and all 
relevant technical norms and regulations when designing 
the system. It has to be ensured that the maximum 
system voltage, including all necessary safety margins, 
is not exceeded. 

 

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Take the voltage limit of the inverter into account when 
determining the maximum number of modules in the 
string.  

Parallel Connection

Modules may be damaged by the occurrence of reverse 
currents (caused by module defects, ground leaks, or 
defective insulation).

 

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Ensure that the maximum reverse current load capacity 
indicated in the data sheet is met. 

In order to limit reverse currents that may occur, we 
recommend using the following safety options:

1)  Layout with a limited number of parallel connected 

strings :

Please refer to the latest revision of AS/NZS 5033 
(including all relevant amendments) for parallel string 
overcurrent protection requirements.

2)  Layout with string fuses :

place fuses for each string of modules at the plus and 
minus ends. Use gPV-fuses according to IEC 60269-6. 
Observe the maximum permitted number of strings as 

indicated in the specifications provided by the respective 

string fuse manufacturer and the technical guidelines.

NOTE! 

When installing different product versions, the lowest 
minimum permitted reverse current load capacity applies.  

Inverters

Inverters with or without transformers may be used.

2.4  Electrical layout

2 PLANNING

Specifications

MODULE TYPE

MOUNTING 
OPTION

POSITION OF 
CLAMPS* [MM]

TEST LOAD  
PUSH/PULL** 
[PA] 

DESIGN LOAD 
PUSH/PULL** 
[PA] 

SAFETY  
FACTOR

SOLAHART300BLK

SOLAHART305BLK

SOLAHART310BLK

SOLAHART315BLK

CL1 / CL3

250 - 450

5400/4000

3600/2670

1.5

FB1 / FB2

345

IP1

-

CL1

0 - 250 
450 - 550

2400/2400

1600/1600

CL2a (with 

rails) /  

CL2b (with-

out rails)

0 - 250

CL4

0 - 300

CL5

short side: 0 - 250
long side: 300 - 400

4000/4000

2670/2670

 

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The below mounting options are only possible under certain conditions.

MODULE TYPE

MOUNTING 
OPTION

POSITION OF 
CLAMPS* [MM]

TEST LOAD  
PUSH/PULL*** 
[PA] 

DESIGN LOAD 
PUSH/PULL*** 
[PA] 

SAFETY  
FACTOR

SOLAHART300BLK

SOLAHART305BLK

SOLAHART310BLK

SOLAHART315BLK

IP2

-

2400/2200

1600/1470


** 
*** 

Distance between outer edge of module and middle of the clamp. 
Loads according to IEC 61215-2:2016 and UL 1703. 

Test procedure according to IEC 61215-2:2016 and UL 1703. Mounting 

options do not fulfill the requirements of the standards.

ATTENTION

 

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The loads in the table are related to the mechanical stability of the solar modules. The mechanical stability of the 
mounting system including clamps has to be evaluated by the system supplier. The system installer is responsible 

for the determination of location-specific load requirements.

 

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Ensure, that the subconstruction does not touch the junction box (even under load). Ensure that the clamps or 

insertion profiles etc. do not touch the glass (even under load).

 

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Ensure, that the connection cables of the junction box do not run between laminate and mounting rails.

 

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Ensure, minimum support depth of 15 mm on the back side of the module for IP1, IP2, CL2b, CL3, CL4 and CL5. 
Ensure minimum support depth of 10 mm on the front side of the module for IP1 and IP2.

 

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CL1 and CL2a with rails: Ensure that module frame is fixed directly on the rail of the substructure (no spacer allowed 

between the module and substructure).

 

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Module bend under loads. Therefore, sharp objects (e.g. screws) must not be mounted near the module backside.

 

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Use M8 corrosion-proof screws and washers (diameter 

 15.8 mm  or 

 0.62 in) for FB1 and FB2 mounting.

Summary of Contents for Solahart300BLK

Page 1: ...Valid for Australia and New Zealand Solahart300BLK Solahart305BLK Solahart310BLK Solahart315BLK INSTALLATION AND OPERATION MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...y Attention Risk of serious injury or damage to property Note Risk of damage to product Safety Regulations In particular the installer as well as the operator of a module is responsible for compliance with all applicable statutory requirements and regulations Ä Ä Unless otherwise specified by any laws or regulations the following stipulations must be upheld at all times during the installation ope...

Page 3: ... of the system is responsible for compliance with all necessary safety regulations during set up and installation Solahart assumes no liability on the basis of these instructions Solahart is only liable in the context of contractual agreements or in the context of accepted guarantees Solahart accepts no other responsibility for the functionality and safety of the modules Ä Ä Please observe the ins...

Page 4: ...astened to the ground the roof or the façade Forces acting on the module are relayed to the mounting substructure Ensures sufficient rear ventilation of the module Guarantees long term stability Avoid the usage of different metals to prevent contact corrosion Allows for stress free expansion and contraction due to temperature fluctuations Ä Ä Ensure that no mechanical stresses e g caused by vibra ...

Page 5: ...Observe the maximum permitted number of strings as indicated in the specifications provided by the respective string fuse manufacturer and the technical guidelines NOTE When installing different product versions the lowest minimum permitted reverse current load capacity applies Inverters Inverters with or without transformers may be used 2 4 Electrical layout 2 PLANNING Specifications MODULE TYPE ...

Page 6: ...therproof DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock Ä Ä Do not install damaged modules Ä Ä Inform your distributor of any damages immediately 3 1 Safety and transport 3 INSTALLATION NOTE Module damage may occur Ä Ä Never lift or move the module with the connection cables or junction box Ä Ä Carry modules upright and horizontally as shown NOTE Module damage may occur Ä Ä Never step on modul...

Page 7: ...ry insulated tools Ä Ä Do not carry out the installation alone Only install undamaged modules and components Ä Ä Do not modify the module e g do not drill any additional holes 3 2 Preparation of installation 3 INSTALLATION Ä Ä Maintain an interval of at least 10mm between two modules along the short side and 5 mm along the long side 10 mm 5 m m EU Option 2 Ä Ä Install the module at the 4 mounting ...

Page 8: ...n Ä Ä Be sure to observe the specified time intervals after switching off the inverter High voltage components need time to discharge DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock Ä Ä Never open the junction box Ä Ä Change of bypass diodes is only allowed by qualified and trained personnel in disconnected and covered state DANGER Risk of fatal injury due to electric shock Ä Ä Never touch live ...

Page 9: ...k Ä Ä Ensure that all electrical components are in a proper dry and safe condition Ä Ä Standard wiring with a return cable Inverter EN 4 3 Connection of modules 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Ä Ä Ensure that all necessary safety and functional tests have been carried out according to current industry standards NOTE Module damage may occur Ä Ä Ensure that the plug connections are secured away from any wat...

Page 10: ...snow loads etc Ä Ä During the inspections it has to be checked that the components are secure undamaged and clean Cleaning WARNING Risk of injury due to hot and live modules Ä Ä Only clean modules that have cooled down Ä Ä Do not carry or wear any electrically conductive parts WARNING Risk of falling due to unsecured access Ä Ä Never access the installation area alone or without taking adequate se...

Page 11: ...o Geumwang Eup Eumseong gun ChungCheongbuk do Korea 369 901 LICENSE HOLDER AND IMPORTER SOLAHART INDUSTRIES PTY LTD 1 Alan St Rydalmere NSW 2116 Australia Subject to change without notice Hanwha Q CELLS Installation Manual SolahartXXXBLK_2018 10_Rev01_AU ...

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