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Manual

 - turns the device to ON or OFF, as described below 

Auto

 -  allows setting two types of schedules for Home Energy Management, as 

described in the next sections:

Smart Save

 - set the device operation requirements (ReadyBy and  Duration 

values). This mode is useful for maximizing self-consumption using excess 

PV power: the device operates autonomously based on configured settings.

Schedule 

- set the device start and stop times regardless of available excess 

PV power.

To set Manual mode:

 1.  Select 

Mode 

è

 Manual

 2.  Select 

ON

 or 

OFF

 to turn the device on or off.

To set Auto mode:

 1.  Select  

Auto

. The following screen is displayed, showing options for setting the 

device parameters:

M o d e   < A u t o >
U s e   E x c e s s   P V   < Y >
A d d   S c h e d u l e
D e v i c e   P r o p e r t i e s
D e v i c e   I n f o
R e m o v e   D e v i c e

 2.  Select 

Device Properties

 and set the following properties:

L o a d   R a t i n g   < x . x K W >
M i n   O n   T i m e   < x x x >

Load Rating

 - the rated power (in kW) of the appliance (immersion heater)

Min ON Time

 - (optional); the minimum duration (in minutes) the appliance 

should remain ON once switched on, even when no excess PV power is 

available. The default value is 5 minutes.

 3.  Select 

Use Excess PV

. The following screen is displayed:

S e t   < Y e s >
W e e k   D a y s   < 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >

Set

 <Yes/ No> - automatically divert the excess PV to the device (default: Yes).

 

Week Days

 <optional> - days to repeat the settings (default: every day).

 4.  Select 

Add Schedule

. The following screen is displayed, showing schedule setting 

options. You can configure up to four different schedules. 

Configuration     

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Smart Energy Hot Water Installation Guide MAN-01-00570-1.4

Summary of Contents for Smart Energy Hot Water

Page 1: ...Installation Guide Smart Energy Hot Water Version 1 4...

Page 2: ...y However discrepancies cannot be excluded No guarantee is made for the completeness of these documents The images contained in this document are for illustrative purposes only and may vary depending...

Page 3: ...nnected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance may void the user s authority to opera...

Page 4: ...ith Inverters with SetApp 23 Modifying the Device Operation Mode and Schedules 24 Verifying the Connection 24 Troubleshooting Errors 26 Support Contact Information 29 Revision History Version 1 4 Nove...

Page 5: ...Do not proceed beyond a warning note until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met CAUTION Denotes a hazard It calls attention to a procedure that if not correctly performed or adhered t...

Page 6: ...er by 18 00 set the Duration to 2 hours and Ready by to 18 00 The boiler may work before 16 00 if there is available PV power but in any case you are guaranteed to have hot water by 18 00 Refer to Fig...

Page 7: ...Figure 1 SolarEdge system with Smart Energy products Smart Energy Hot Water Installation Guide MAN 01 00570 1 4 6 Overview...

Page 8: ...h Smart Save and Schedule modes Note that in Smart Save mode the consumption is reduced by taking advantage of excess PV earlier in the day Figure 2 Examples of device operation Smart Energy Hot Water...

Page 9: ...olaredge meter installation guide na pdf Energy Meter with Cellular Connection Refer to https www solaredge com sites default files se_energy_ meter_cellular_na pdf ZigBee Plug in for Smart Energy Ref...

Page 10: ...nnectors and interfaces of the device Figure 3 Device interfaces Cable connection glands ON OFF P Switch manages the device operation ON 1 Turning this switch ON starts the operation of the device OFF...

Page 11: ...supply to immersion heater Switch moved to P for 5 10 seconds Starts pairing association of the device with the inverter The inverter provisions controls and connects the device to the monitoring pla...

Page 12: ...h the inverter Blue ZigBee Wi Fi Communication link to the inverter Off Not paired with the inverter Blinking The device is paired with the inverter however not connected to the monitoring platform or...

Page 13: ...supply e g fridge freezer Do not use the product if it is damaged or malfunctioning Never connect loads that can cause injuries or fire if they are switched on unintentionally e g an iron Do not let t...

Page 14: ...imum distance from the inverter as shown below Figure 5 Clearance 2 Position the bracket against the wall pole level the bracket and mark the drilling hole locations Ensure that the U shaped indentati...

Page 15: ...the bracket Connection Guidelines Make sure that power is disconnected from the main distribution panel Connect the device through a circuit breaker in the AC distribution panel Connect the device thr...

Page 16: ...ting the Device 1 Turn OFF the AC circuit breaker of the main distribution panel 2 Release the four screws attaching the device cover to the enclosure and remove the cover Figure 8 Opening the cover C...

Page 17: ...wrap the grounding wire in the opposite direction to the other wires c Connect the AC wires according to labels L N on the left terminal block 4 Connect to the immersion heater see Figure 9 CAUTION Do...

Page 18: ...Attach the mounting clip with the antenna vertically to the top of the heat sink fins d Insert the antenna cable from the top of the device and route the cable downwards along and between the heat si...

Page 19: ...he pre installed ZigBee Plug in see Figure 9 6 Close the device cover and fasten the screws 7 Turn ON the AC circuit breaker of the main distribution panel 8 Turn On the device by turning the ON OFF P...

Page 20: ...tallation Guide for details on setting up communication Configuration with Inverters with an LCD Required inverter Firmware CPU version v3 25xx and later To associate the device with the inverter usin...

Page 21: ...W x x x M a n O F F S E S P L G x x x M a n O F F R e m o v e A l l Device types SE SW Smart Energy Relay SE S PLG Smart Energy Socket SE S SW Smart Energy Switch 7 Select the device The device confi...

Page 22: ...A d d S c h e d u l e D e v i c e P r o p e r t i e s D e v i c e I n f o R e m o v e D e v i c e 2 Select Device Properties and set the following properties L o a d R a t i n g x x K W M i n O n T i...

Page 23: ...e longer due to diversion of excess PV energy Schedule S e t S c h e d u l e S t a r t T i m e 0 0 0 0 E n d T i m e 0 0 0 0 W e e k D a y s 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Start End Time the time of day by which the S...

Page 24: ...P position and hold for more than 5 seconds Press the association button for 2 seconds SetApp indicates that the device has been associated 7 After all required devices have been associated tap Stop i...

Page 25: ...t Save Schedule Disable or delete a schedule only for inverters with an LCD Select Disable or Remove Schedule from the Schedule screen Verifying the Connection Inverters with LCD 1 Check the status sc...

Page 26: ...applicable Inverters with SetApp Configuration 1 Go to Device Manager Device Info 2 Check that the following device details are correct MAC Address the full MAC address of the device Last Communicatio...

Page 27: ...tions If problem is not solved proceed with the next option Turn the device OFF and ON Recheck communication Turn the device OFF and then repeat the association process Reconfiguration is not required...

Page 28: ...the discovery process for all the devices Contact SolarEdge support No hot water The device is associated with the inverter blue LED is on but not delivering power to the load Try to solve using thes...

Page 29: ...management network Remove an unused device from the device list before attempting to add another device The device is not functioning 1 Turn the inverter ON OFF P switch to OFF Wait 5 minutes for the...

Page 30: ...d on the product SetApp mobile application LCD screen or on the monitoring platform or by the LEDs if there is such an indication System configuration information including the type and number of modu...

Page 31: ...Type of Action Type 1 C COMMUNICATION Supported Communication Protocol ZigBee Home Automation Device Configuration Via the inverter LCD the monitoring platform app or SetApp Ethernet connection is re...

Page 32: ...0 to 50 14 to 122 C F Conduits Support of and inch conduits 8 gauge wire Pre drilled opening of 1 109 in Terminal Block Minimum Wire Cross Section 15 1 5 AWG mm2 Maximum distance between Device and Lo...

Page 33: ...Action Type 1 C COMMUNICATION Supported Communication Protocol ZigBee Home Automation Device Configuration Via the inverter LCD the monitoring platform app or SetApp Ethernet connection is required No...

Page 34: ...kg lb Operating Temperature Range 10 to 50 14 to 122 C F Cable Gland Diameters 2 glands 6 12 1 gland 4 8 mm Terminal Block Minimum Wire Cross Section 15 1 5 AWG mm2 Maximum distance between Device an...

Page 35: ...ce Rating 25 A Type of Action Type 1 C Over Voltage Category 2 III COMMUNICATION Supported Communication Protocol ZigBee Home Automation Device Configuration Via the inverter LCD the monitoring platfo...

Page 36: ...to 122 C F Conduits Pre drilled openings of 25 mm for 2 conduits Terminal Block Minimum Wire Cross Section 15 1 5 AWG mm2 Maximum distance between Device and Load Cable cross section for load size 3 0...

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