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The back of the charging station must be mounted on a fireproof surface with the cable 
openings facing downwards.  There must also be no flammable material underneath it when 
mounted. 

The charging station is designed for mounting on vertical walls.  This is the only way the 
charging station can be adequately cooled by rising air (chimney effect) and so function 
properly.  In order to ensure proper ventilation the charging station must not be obstructed.  
Clearance of at least 200mm must be observed. 

3.2.2  Fixing the charging station 

First mark the position of the holes with the enclosed drilling template, then drill holes and if 
required insert plugs into the wall.  Screw all four screws into the wall leaving 8-10mm.  Hang 
the charging station fixing plates onto the screws and tighten the screws. 

The charging station must only ever be used as a marking template and 
never as a drilling template 

 

Once the charging station has been screwed to the wall wiring can be commenced. 

3.3  Cabling 

3.3.1  General points 

Photovoltaic modules generate electricity when they admit light.  Even with a low incidence of light the voltage is at its full 
level.  Provide the photovoltaic modules with a cover that is impervious to light, holding it in place with sticky tape.  The 
modules can be rendered dead by covering them. 

  Under no circumstances must the photovoltaic modules be switched to dead by means of a short circuit.  

Sparking will occur! 

  Only use properly insulated tools! 

  Never touch bare lead ends! 

  Insulate immediately every bare lead end that is not going to be connected straight away!  

  Only carry out installation work on a dry surface!  Components (photovoltaic modules, cables etc.) must not be 

wet or damp during installation!  

  It is imperative that correct polarity is observed during the cabling process! 

N.B.: 

Earthing of components in island units is not necessary, not usual or can be forbidden by national regulations (e.g. DIN 
57100 Part 410 Ban on earthing protective low voltage circuits). 

3.3.2  Cables required 

(These measures only apply if no cable tree has been purchased.) 

A plus and a minus cable, both round (

 ca. 6.7mm), each with a cross section of 16mm² should be provided for the 

supply lines from the solar generator.  Also the module junction box should not be more than ca. 15m away from the 
charging station. 

A round cable (

 ca. 7.5mm) should be provided for each battery with two isolated conductors for the plus and minus 

lines.  Each isolated conductor should have a cross section of 2,5mm².   Also the batteries should not be further than ca. 
10m away from the charging station. 

Before making a start on cabling check that the planned modules are suitable and have the correct circuits (check unit 
voltage of 24V). 

3.3.3  Preparation 

(These measures only apply if no cables have been purchased with the unit.) 

in principle all the cables must be prepared before connection: 

  Cut into sections 

  Strip both ends and if necessary press on end sleeves or fit suitable pole shoes or holders for the batteries. 

 

Operating instructions PL2085 charging station 

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Summary of Contents for PL2085

Page 1: ...User s and Installer s Manual Charging Station for Photovoltaic Systems PL2085 704 937 07 50 PHOTOVOLTAIK PHOTOVOLTAIC PHOTOVOLTAIQUE FOTOVOLTAICA EN...

Page 2: ...5 Charging in order of priority 6 2 2 6 Ampere hour meter 6 2 2 7 Rotary switch 6 2 2 8 Display 7 2 2 9 System voltage 7 3 Installation 7 3 1 Precautionary measures 7 3 2 Choice of location for instal...

Page 3: ...g all work Photovoltaic modules generate electricity when they admit light The voltage is at its full level even with a low incidence of light so exercise care when working and take appropriate safety...

Page 4: ...ng station The batteries are charged as quickly as possible and also economically in order of priority according to when they were connected and using the latest charging process In addition an MPP Tr...

Page 5: ...gh energy is available and this battery is next in line as far as priority is concerned the charging station starts charging an intact empty battery once it has been connected with up to 5A first thir...

Page 6: ...on to about 35mA In this mode the charging station draws its supply from a battery connected to it This is necessary in order that important data such as the priorities and charging phases of the batt...

Page 7: ...odation National Electric Code with Article 690 3 2 Choice of location for installation Ideally the charging station should be installed in the same well ventilated room as the batteries minimum clear...

Page 8: ...arking will occur Only use properly insulated tools Never touch bare lead ends Insulate immediately every bare lead end that is not going to be connected straight away Only carry out installation work...

Page 9: ...the batteries Then the modules must be separated from the control unit In order to avoid sparking this must be carried out at night or with the modules covered 3 4 Safety measures 3 4 1 Flammability...

Page 10: ...ging station is charging the batteries but that no battery was selected for further information 4 1 2 Description of second line of display The charging and error states of the 8 channels are indicate...

Page 11: ...ary switch is not set to CHARGE STOP The battery that was connected first has priority and is charged first If the display shows a full unchanging battery symbol this means that this battery has finis...

Page 12: ...ted against destruction by a variety of measures Nevertheless great care should be taken to ensure that the charging station is operated correctly Some of the malfunctions are signalled by the display...

Page 13: ...f notification of the fault is provided immediately after it is discovered Legal guarantee claims are to be directed to the seller The seller must be informed before legal guarantee claims are process...

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