background image

time. “auto“ automatically protects the battery from being deep discharged. 

possibilities for programming:  

load on, load off, auto 

Before this menu function is activated, it is necessary to disconnect the solar PV modules and all 

loads. Before Uninstalling (chapter 6.5, page 13) please refer to the related information. After having scrolled to this 
window, a self test can be started by pressing OK. The System-Manager examines its performance components: 
software and parts of the hardware. When the window appears ”TEST: SUN+ LOAD+”, the operation and hardware 
have been verified to be in good condition. If ”TEST: SUN

 LOAD+” or TEST: SUN+ LOAD

” appears, re-start the Test 

again after you have verified that the modules and loads were properly disconnected. If the failure message appears 
again, disconnect all connections and please return the System-Manager to your authorised dealer. 

Within this menu, the battery electrolyte type can be set. After having entered this menu, by pressing 

OK you may toggle between 

▲▼

 fixed to liquid electrolyte. Setting this to fixed deactivates the window for 

programming the acid density as well as disabling the equal charging mode since gassing must be prevented where 
sealed batteries are used. 
possibilities for programming:  

liquid, fixed 

The end of charge “float” voltage serves for maintaining the charge in the battery for long periods 

and preventing self-discharge. This voltage should not be too high, since this may lead to permanent gassing, which 
damages the battery. Maximum values are stated on the battery data sheet of your battery 
possibilities for programming: 

13,0V...14,5V 

 

26,0V...29,0V 

 

52,0V...58,0V 

Increasing the charge voltage over a limited period of time (boost or “bulk” charging) is not harmful 

for lead battery types, if within certain parameters. Maximum values are stated on the battery data sheet. After having 
entered the window by pressing OK, you can change the voltage values by pressing the arrow keys 

▲▼

. This setting 

can be confirmed and stored by OK
Possibilities for programming: 13,5V...15,0V 

27,0V...30,0V

 

54,0V...60,0V  

The equalisation charging can be programmed similar to adjusting the boost charging. Press OK to 

enter, edit the equalisation charge voltage by pressing the arrow keys 

▲▼

 and confirm setting by pressing OK. The 

equalisation charging can only be adjusted for batteries with liquid electrolyte, since high equalising voltages are harmful 
for sealed batteries. The maximum equalising voltage value should be stated on the battery manufacturers’ data sheet. 
This window is deactivated if you have selected “electrolyte fixed“Fehler! Verweisquelle konnte nicht gefunden werden. 
presumes liquid electrolyte batteries. 
Possibilities for programming: in the period from 

14,0V...15,5V 

 

28,0V...31,0V 56,0V...62,0V 

Battery charging voltage is passed on directly to the loads by the System-Manager!  Therefore, 
during equalise charging, high charging voltages can be programmed that may damage some 

loads. Please select this equalise charge voltage very carefully and compare the desired value to the 
battery and load (appliance) manufacturers' data sheets. 

The discharge threshold at which the loads are automatically disconnected can be programmed by 

the user. When you have reached this window by pressing the arrow keys 

▲▼

, you may open it for editing by pressing 

OK. Afterwards you may alter the disconnect threshold by pressing the arrow keys 

▲▼

 within given values. Press OK to 

store the setting.  NOTE: the difference between disconnect and reconnect threshold must be at least 0,13V/cell. If you 
wish disconnect at higher state of charge you have to first adjust the reconnect threshold (as per below) to 0,13V/cell 
above the desired disconnect threshold. 
Possibilities for programming by voltage regulation: 11,0V...12,5V 
 

22,0V...25,0V 

 

44,0V...50,0V 

The charge threshold at which the loads are automatically reconnected, can also be programmed by 

the user. The reconnect setting window is reached by pressing the arrow keys 

▲▼

. Enter the window by pressing OK, 

and alter the values within the window. Press OK to store the setting. The reconnect level can only be reduced to 
0,13V/cell above disconnect threshold (see above).  
Possibilities for programming: by voltage regulation: 11,8V...13,3V 
 

23,6V...26,6V 

 

47,2V...53,2V 

System-Manager  TAROM | 716148 

page 9 

V09_45A 

Summary of Contents for Solarix 2401

Page 1: ...on by internal fuse Automatic electronic fuse Short circuit protection of load and module Overvoltage protection at module input Open circuit protection without battery Reverse current protection at n...

Page 2: ...User and Operation manual Specially designed for hybrid systems and telecommunications Steca Solarix 2401 4401 716 148 Z02 09_45 PHOTOVOLTAIK PHOTOVOLTAIC PHOTOVOLTAIQUE FOTOVOLTAICA EN...

Page 3: ...3 Sub Menu 8 6 Installation 10 6 1 Precautions 10 6 2 Location Of Installation 10 6 2 1 Installation On Walls 11 6 2 2 Rules for mounting the System Manager 11 6 3 Preparations 11 6 3 1 Assemblies 11...

Page 4: ...g on the PV system Before you start work Read the chapter Installation chapter 6 page 10 Make sure that all Precautions chapter 6 1 page 10 are taken Only start to install your System Manager when you...

Page 5: ...by manufacturer are connected to this System Manager the user has to accept the consequences CAUTION Opening the System Manager connecting cover excluded as well as use other than prescribed by the m...

Page 6: ...stem is set for use with lead accumulators batteries with liquid electrolyte and can be set for accumulators with fixed electrolyte like gel batteries The System Manager can be used for all types of s...

Page 7: ...e corresponding final voltages If the Boost Charge voltage level is too high in comparison with the module voltage reduced by wire losses the countdown may never be started and your battery is therefo...

Page 8: ...through the controller I_mod is the charging current produced by the solar modules When the voltage of the battery is getting near the final charge voltage the module current I_mod is substantially hi...

Page 9: ...s can be changed by this scrolling action By pressing OK the displayed menu window is activated and the value is indicated Pressing OK once again leads to a closure of the window without adjustment Af...

Page 10: ...V 30 0V 54 0V 60 0V The equalisation charging can be programmed similar to adjusting the boost charging Press OK to enter edit the equalisation charge voltage by pressing the arrow keys and confirm se...

Page 11: ...PV system s efficiency and performance The solar PV array should be installed in a way that in the most unfavourable case the voltage drop is not so high that the battery can not be charged completel...

Page 12: ...Make sure that the heat sink is well ventilated when mounting 6 3 Preparations 6 3 1 Assemblies Before installation lay out all cables junction boxes and safety fuses cut into sections isolate on both...

Page 13: ...s to the System Manager s battery connection terminals the symbol shows a rectangular battery with and indicators and tighten securely with a proper slot screwdriver Pay attention to the right polarit...

Page 14: ...In addition to the electronic fuse device mentioned above the System Manager has also been protected by regular fuses which have been rated far beyond nominal currents to prevent false blowing of the...

Page 15: ...round for all system components All plus connections are internally connected anyway in the System Manager 6 7 2 Negative Grounding If Negative Grounding is used only one minus connection from any one...

Page 16: ...ssible so that unnecessary costs can be avoided Certainly not all errors are listed below You will find the most common errors and symptoms covering the major part of all possible errors Send in the S...

Page 17: ...ischarged deeply or increase solar array to add energy to the system Connect all loads through the System Manager to avoid strong discharge of the battery No module is connected otherwise module modul...

Page 18: ...aired nor replaced or if this does not occur within a suitable period in spite of the specification of an extension period in writing by the customer the reduction in value caused by the fault shall b...

Page 19: ......

Page 20: ......

Page 21: ...716148...

Reviews: