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Franklin Home Power Installation Guide

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Page 1: ...Franklin Home Power Installation Guide ...

Page 2: ...and the contents in this Manual is subject to modification without further notification All images and pictures provided in this Manual are only for presentation purpose and may differ from the product in details based on the product versions To report any error or omission in this Guide please contact us via E mail at service franklinwh com All scrapped products including their internal chemicals...

Page 3: ... Conduits 36 Step 6 Switches and Optional Parts 40 Step 7 Communication Wiring 50 Step 8 Electrical Wiring 53 Step 9 aPower Wiring Closet Cover Board 62 Step 10 aGate Panel 63 Debugging 64 Appendix 1 Data sheet 75 Appendix 2 About FHP Energy Metering 78 Appendix 3 FHP Non Export Compliance mode for Solar and BESS Utility Programs 79 Appendix 4 FHP BESS Interconnection Compliance Activation and Res...

Page 4: ... FranklinWH service team DANGER The installation maintenance and replacement operations for aPower and aGate equipment must be done by technicians certified and registered by FranklinWH DANGER The installation wiring maintenance transportation or handling of aPower and aGate should only be done by qualified personnel with personal protective equipment PPE DANGER Working alone is prohibited In orde...

Page 5: ...10 C 4 F 45 C 113 F is acceptable however the disconnection should last less than one month period WARNING The operation of the Franklin Home Power system requires an internet connection Extended offline operation may result in a voided warranty Please refer to www franklinwh com Warranty for information Safety Instructions for Installation Site DANGER The aPower and aGate installation area of sho...

Page 6: ...he wiring sections of aPower or aGate are submerged please stay away from the water Electric leakage may result in electric shock Drain the water to protect the system if it is safe and possible If water rises to the aPower s battery level please call your installers for inspection If water level is below the battery chamber please allow the site to completely dry Abnormal noise odor or smoke Chec...

Page 7: ...discharges as a backup power supply for all household power loads during power failure periods or nights Franklin Home Power FHP is a whole house energy solution for family users FHP is composed of aPower as the built in accumulator for the inverter and aGate as the energy management unit With proven AC coupling battery technologies FHP provides a reliable household backup and load control solutio...

Page 8: ...HP system stores electricity supplied by the grid or generated by the solar generation system and discharges as a backup power supply during power failure periods or nights to support some of your family loads These loads are selected in the system design process Lower priority loads should be excluded from the backup power supply in the system configuration process Franklin Home Power Overview Sm...

Page 9: ...0 85 to 0 85 Max Output Fault Current 42A 10s Max Supply Fault Current 20kA Inverter Topology Isolated Battery Type Lithium Iron Phosphate Battery Max Short Circuit Current 550A 1ms Battery Rated Voltage Capacity 51 2Vdc 14 3kWh Usable Capacity 13 6kWh Size 750 mm 1150 mm 290 mm 29 5in 45 3in 11 6in Operation Temperature Range 20 to 50 4 to 122 Enclosure Type Type 3R Ingress Protection IP 67 Batte...

Page 10: ...nterface between aPower and aGate PCS signal input terminal the signal interface between user PCBA and PCS converter CAN resistor terminal Controls the current balance on the CAN cable aPower AC charging discharging terminal An external AC source may be connected to this terminal to charge the aPower or aPower may discharge AC power via this terminal aPower earthing terminal 20V DC output terminal...

Page 11: ...n 3000m 9843ft Weight 23kg 50lbs Mechanical parameters Shipping List No Item Quantity 1 water tight washer 4 PCS 2 Switch tag 1 Set 3 Main switch mounting screw M4 10 2 PCS Electrical parameters description see Appendix 1 for details Lock hole External panel 7 8 plug 2 1 2 plug Reset button Internal panel Breaker knockout hole Breaker knockout hole 1 23 64 knockout hole Breaker knockout hole A bre...

Page 12: ...G LTE and or Wi Fi telecommunication module EMS module The signal processing and energy management module Generator relay installation zone Optional generator relay can be installed after the hood is removed Grid relay Controls the on off status of the grid power supply Generator terminals aGate mounted input terminals for the optional generator Grid terminals aGate mounted input terminals connect...

Page 13: ...e input signal terminals DO is the output signal terminal a current of no less than 10mA is required for DO relay to close reliably and EPO is the emergency stop input signal contact terminal CAN interface the communication interface between aPower and aGate Smart loads terminals The Smart Loads relay control interface 4G WIFI communication terminals The connection interface between the control bo...

Page 14: ...ze the unit aPower units are very heavy and wall mounted installation is more difficult Floor mounted installation is recommended DANGER Before the installation of Home Power starts engineers should check and locate wall embedded electric wires and water pipes to avoid potential property damage and personal injury during the installation process WARNING Selection of the aPower installation site mu...

Page 15: ...d by installers No Item 1 Electric conduit Hub pull box and their fittings 2 Copper cables see P26 for specifications 3 Antioxidant conductive paste 4 Screws and washers for wall installation See P22 P23 5 See the switch and fittings section for models of switches 6 Optional Customer external CT 7 aPower combiner box for parallel operation of multiple aPowers depending on the number of aPower avai...

Page 16: ... and other cable preparation tools Wire crimper cable testers and other network cable preparation tools Induction electroprobe to detect the cables in walls to avoid short circuits when drilling Multimeter to measure voltage current and other electric parameters Loop resistance tester to measure the wiring resistance and to detect poor connection of cables Task light to illuminate the area when po...

Page 17: ...on exterior walls 4 80 kWh in outdoor installations Therefore if more than 6 aPowers are to be installed the installation must follow the requirements of NFPA 855 Chapters 4 9 and may proceed after approvals have been granted The installation area for aPower and aGate must consider not only the space to be taken by the equipment but also the necessary space for wiring connections and the mandatory...

Page 18: ...of NPT 1 and NPT1 2 Reducing washers should be purchased as necessary if diameters don t match Scenario 2 The cables will connect to aPower from inside the wall or through the wall though the electric conduits Sealing rings must be used The cable inlets on wiring closet of aPower are 35mm and 22mm in diameter A good sealing must be guaranteed between the electric conduits and the wiring closet whi...

Page 19: ...he wall or through the wall Install aGate on the front exterior side of wall aGate and electric conduits share the same side of the wall Planning protection for aGate s input connections aGate serves as the entrance to the Franklin Home Power system Installation of proper lightning protection systems are required before the input end of aGate Over current protection measures are required to be ins...

Page 20: ...s heavy and large fork cart hand truck will be needed to unload aPower from the truck Lower the fork Transport aPower and aGate to an open area for unloading and unboxing 270mm 10 6 in aGate weight 30Kg 66lbs aPower Package weight 240Kg 529lbs 545mm 21 5 in 72mm 2 8in aPower Package weight 7Kg 15lbs 19 Special care must be taken to protect personal safety Reinforced toe shoes must be used to prote...

Page 21: ...n weight and small in size allowing them be carried to the installation site The aPower unit s packaging is large and bulky making it very hard to move it into a confined space Installers will need to disassemble the external wooden box A 1 4 X4 straight screwdriver and a claw hammer can be used to follow the procedures below 20 ...

Page 22: ...p 2 Mobilization and Unboxing Unboxing Remove the sides of the wooden box from aPower Remove the protective carton and upper foam Do NOT touch or operate the switch on the right side of the aPower case 21 ...

Page 23: ...ether to fully stand up the aPower Mobilize aPower to installation site A small sized hand truck with stair climbing features may be used to carry aPower to the installation site Please keep the power switch on the side panel of aPower off In case the switch is on by mistake please turn it off immediately If the switch is pressed by mistake the LED strip turns on indicating that the equipment is w...

Page 24: ...ength to penetrate at least 1 4 inch beyond the backside of the plywood Step 3 aPower aPower Mounting brackets The mounting bracket couples mates with the installation hangers on the back of aPower through a wedged structure to keep aPower tightly in position Mounting brackets are required for both floor mount and wall mount installation Mounting brackets should be fastened to the wall at a minimu...

Page 25: ...length to penetrate at least 3 threads beyond the backing Concrete or Masonry Minimum strength must be 2500 PSI concrete or 1500 PSI masonry Use at least four one in each corner in any available anchor slot 1 4 inch fasteners with washers of sufficient length for at least 1 1 2 in 38 mm embedment into the material Ensure that all fasteners are at least 1 1 2 in 38 mm away from the edges of masonry...

Page 26: ...ere the fasteners will be used Examine the smoothness of wall If the wall is not smooth enough the mounting brackets may not completely fit with the wall because of the gaps Plasterboards will be needed to fill the gaps to ensure all parts of the mounting bracket are well supported by the wall and the installation inclination is less than 2 Skirting Sunken Wall decoration Scenario 2 Wall installat...

Page 27: ...ut the hole of all debris 2 Set the nut flush with the top of the sleeve anchor Use a hammer to drive the sleeve anchor into the hole in the base material until the washer and nut are tight against the fixture Turn the nut until finger tight Use a 7 16 wrench to set the anchor by turning the nut three to four full turns 3 Use a 7 16 wrench to turn the nut in the opposite direction Remove the nut s...

Page 28: ...f concrete or brick walls Hammer drill and 1 1 1 2 Diamond tipped core bits are recommended to create holes for running cables on concrete walls or brick walls Wet the wall and HEPA vacuum the dust to protect the drill bits from overheating Keep the drill bit 90 perpendicular to the wall surface In case of metal wall or metallic studs Electric drill and 1 1 1 2 hole saw are recommended to create h...

Page 29: ...rds the mounting bracket until the mounting bracket is completely aligned to the back clips on aPower and the wedge structures on the mounting bracket are within locking position of the back joint on the rear of aPower Lock the wheels of the fork hand truck to prevent it from tiling or displacement aPower lifting 28 Special care must be taken to protect personal safety Reinforced toe footwear must...

Page 30: ... must push the front side of aPower to ensure the back is firmly locked into the mounting brackets Install M5X25 fasteners at 3N m to the stopper position of the upper joint of aPower Special care must be taken to protect personal safety Reinforced toe footwear must be used to protect the installers in case the equipment tilts and fall 29 ...

Page 31: ...iew section for additional information on the charging and discharging of aPower aPower floor mounted leveling adjustment Install parallel distribution panel this step is required when more than 1 aPower is installed 1 2 3 4 Adjust the opening size to 13mm Grip the nut using an open end wrench and turn it counterclockwise until the nut is loose Grip the nut using an open end wrench and turn it cou...

Page 32: ...ior surface of the equipment stored inside Remove the butter foam from both sides of aGate and remove the PE bag WARNING The drill template guide board will be used for hole drilling during Keep it in good condition before the installation completes Unboxing Find a clear level site of at least 40 x 40 to remove the external and internal panels of aGate WARNING The site needs a protective mat on th...

Page 33: ...d pull it outward Lift it slowly until the external panel of aGate is completely open WARNING The external panel of aGate is made from plastic and may only be opened a maximum of 115 Violent operation may lead to cracking of the plastic panel Lift this way Remove the internal and external panels from aGate 32 ...

Page 34: ...ternal panel of aGate out of the way WARNING Misconduct may lead to thread galling which will damage aGate as the screws can not be loosened Use a 2X4 Phillips head cross screwdriver Turn the 6 recessed screws fastening the hinge on the external panel of aGate to remove the screws Please don t lose the recessed screws and set aside the external panel WARNING Carefully loosen the screws to avoid st...

Page 35: ...le How to Removing the Knockouts 1 2 3 4 Put a 1 4 X4 flat head screwdriver against the black spot printed on the knockout hole and then tap it with a claw hammer Keep knocking until the rest of the knockout rotates loose Use pliers to twisting back and forth until the attachment points snap Pull out the rest of the knockout Remove any remaining burrs with a de burring tool How to Removing the plu...

Page 36: ...board Marker 2 Using a hammer drill and carbide tipped drill bit drill a hole the same diameter as the anchor diameter and at least 1 1 2 deeper than the expected embedment Ensure that all fasteners are at least 1 1 2 in 38 mm away from the edges of masonry blocks or bricks Clean out all debris from the hole 3 Use a 7 16 wrench to turn the nut in the opposite direction and remove the nut spring wa...

Page 37: ...terclockwise using a 3X4 Phillips head cross screwdriver WARNING Be careful not to strip the heads or threads of the screws WARNING There is a unique SN on the nameplate on the internal cover board and the SN must correspond with the aPower equipment Any mistake will lead to void warranty 4 Remove the internal panel cover and label the board to the equipment This is very important because the name...

Page 38: ...e other hand to prevent it from turning until the water tight lock is completely removed from the cable hole the lock and the charging cables are not to be used and may be recycled once they are removed Turn the plug with one hand using a flex head ratchet wrench and a Phillips head cross screw bit and hold the nut on the plug inside the wiring closet with the other hand until the plug is complete...

Page 39: ...ction Max size 4 8inx2 75inx2 2in L W H 2 Use a 3X4 Phillips head cross screwdriver to take the junction box apart 3 Use a wrench to install the pull box behind the user port compartment Diameter 35mm Diameter 22 5mm 4 Use a diagonal cutting plier to remove the knockout holes on the side gratings 5 Install the three side trim gratings 38 ...

Page 40: ...ardous locations where applicable with or without unpunched rings around the knockout Method of bonding For 120 208 volt or 120 240 volt circuits provided no unpunched rings remain around the knockout Method of bonding For under or over 250 volt circuits service equipment and hazardous locations where applicable provided no unpunched rings remain around the knockout Threadless opening in a sheet m...

Page 41: ... 50A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 50A 240V 4 BR260 60A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 60A 240V 5 BR270 70A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 70A 240V 6 BR280 80A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 80A 240V 7 BRH230 30A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 22kAIC 30A 240V 8 BRH240 40A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 22kAIC 40A 240V 9 BRH250 50A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 22kAIC 50A 240V 10 BR...

Page 42: ...eaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 60A 240V 5 BR270 70A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 70A 240V 6 BR280 80A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 80A 240V 7 BR290 90A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 90A 240V 8 BR2100 100A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 100A 240V 8 BRH230 30A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 22kAIC 30A 240V 9 BRH240 40A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 22kAIC 40A 240V 10 BRH250 50A Eaton Circ...

Page 43: ...r three branch circuits Both branch circuit 1 and circuit 2 are 1 pole circuits while circuit 3 is a 2 pole circuit However circuit 1 and circuit 2 may be bonded to form a 2 pole circuit Smart Circuit 1 1 Pole Smart Circuit 2 1 Pole Tighten the 4 M5x12 combination bolts by turning clockwise using a 3X4 Phillips head cross screwdriver Tighten the 2 M6x16 combination bolts by turning clockwise using...

Page 44: ...n Circuit Breaker 1 Pole 10kAIC 35A 240V 10 CHF140 40A Eaton Circuit Breaker 1 Pole 10kAIC 40A 240V 11 CHF145 45A Eaton Circuit Breaker 1 Pole 10kAIC 45A 240V 12 CHF150 50A Eaton Circuit Breaker 1 Pole 10kAIC 50A 240V Table Optional circuit breakers for Smart Circuit 2 1Pole S N Model Current Description 1 CH120 30A Eaton Circuit Breaker 1 Pole 10kAIC 20A 240V 2 CH130 35A Eaton Circuit Breaker 1 P...

Page 45: ...cuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 35A 240V 3 CH240 40A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 40A 240V 4 CH245 45A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 45A 240V 5 CH250 50A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 50A 240V 6 CHF230 30A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 30A 240V 7 CHF235 35A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 35A 240V 8 CHF240 40A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 40A 240V 8 CHF245 45A Eaton ...

Page 46: ...ker 2 Pole 10kAIC 45A 240V 5 CH250 50A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 50A 240V 6 CH260 60A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 60A 240V 7 CH270 70A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 70A 240V 8 CH280 80A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 80A 240V 8 CHF230 30A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 30A 240V 9 CHF235 35A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 35A 240V 10 CHF240 40A Eaton Circuit B...

Page 47: ...Pole 10kAIC 150A 240V 9 BW2175 175A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 175A 240V 10 BW2200 200A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 200A 240V 11 BWH2100N 100A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 100A 240V 12 BWH2125N 125A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 125A 240V 13 BWH2150N 150A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 150A 240V 14 BWH2175N 175A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 175A 240V 15 BW...

Page 48: ...Step 6 Switches and Optional Parts Install optional fuel generator switch in aGate Please refer to the installation instructions included with the optional parts 47 ...

Page 49: ...er 2 Pole 10kAIC 150A 240V 9 BW2175 175A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 175A 240V 10 BW2200 200A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 200A 240V 11 BWH2100N 100A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 100A 240V 12 BWH2125N 125A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 125A 240V 13 BWH2150N 150A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 150A 240V 14 BWH2175N 175A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 25kAIC 175A 240V ...

Page 50: ...Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 10kAIC 30A 240V 2 BRH230 30A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 22kAIC 30A 240V 3 BRH240 40A Eaton Circuit Breaker 2 Pole 22kAIC 40A 240V Install the optional load centers switch Installation process of BR series switches Install BR series switches in the distribution box 49 ...

Page 51: ... network cable should not be used or otherwise the bending of cables inside aGate may take too much space that the internal panel cannot be closed To ensure the reliability of remote communication it is recommended to insert the residence s network cable with Internet connection to the Eth 2 port of EMS module to enable the remote communication function Remove the insulation jacket from the cable ...

Page 52: ...wer 2 insert the network cable between aPower 2 and aPower3 into the CAN OUT port of aPower 2 and the CAN IN port of aPower 3 so on and so forth until the connection between aPower N and aGate where the network cable should be inserted into the CAN OUT port of aPower N and the CAN IN port of aGate CAN IN CAN OUT CAN IN CAN OUT CAN IN CAN OUT CAN OUT CAN IN aGate EMS aPower 1 wiring closet aPower 2...

Page 53: ...etwork cable should form a loop between aPower and aGate similar to installations with distances less than 100ft Insert the network cable between aGate and aPower 1 into the CAN OUT port of aGate and the CAN IN port of aPower 1 insert the network cable between aPower 1 and aPower 2 into the CAN OUT port of aPower 1 and the CAN IN port of aPower 2 insert the network cable between aPower 2 and aPowe...

Page 54: ...s Generator lugs L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 Solar AC breaker aPower AC breaker Smart Load breaker Breakers to be installed on the grid power supply or fuel generators should be wired following the breaker manufacturer s instructions The wiring of breakers should follow the instructions provided by the breaker 53 ...

Page 55: ...Finish Tinning Hex head screw 7 16 20 UNF Stripping Length 0 8in Applicable Cable 14AWG 2 0AWG CU Wiring Torque 3AWG 2 0AWG 110LB IN 14AWG 4AWG 35LB IN Hex head screw 1 4 28 UNF Stripping Length 0 4in 0 8in Applicable Cable 14AWG 4AWG CU Wiring Torque 14AWG 4AWG 26LB IN DANGER The wiring should comply with NFPA 70 and local laws and regulations Terminals Aluminum alloy Surface Finish Tinning Hex h...

Page 56: ...rposes DANGER The bonding of neutral and grounding wires should comply with NFPA 70 and local laws and regulations WARNING To ensure safe operation in Backup Mode Device must have a local ground connection such as through a ground rod or ground electrode The connection of the ground rod must comply with local regulations A torque wrench with 11 32 hex sockets will be needed to remove or install th...

Page 57: ...ime a warning sign In operation Keep OFF should be hung DANGER aPower and aGate do not have any lightning protection features Installers must configure lightning protection equipment as the grid power supply runs into the house DANGER Please follow the Local Precedence rule Remote control shut off does not mean that the local circuits are safe Please decide whether your circuit is safe only by tes...

Page 58: ...L1 L2 CAUTION The fuel generator requires a signal interchange connection with aGate Please connect it to the terminals as shown in the figure where NO indicates Normally ON CO indicates Common and NC indicates Normally Closed Please refer to the installation instructions of the optional parts for wiring details Neutral Ground Neutral Ground Neutral Ground Neutral Ground 57 ...

Page 59: ...ions to aGate If solar AC switch is configured in Step 8 L1 L2 Make Smart load Connections to aGate If Smart load module is configured in Step 8 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 L1 L2 1 pole 1 pole 2 pole 2 pole 2 pole Neutral Ground Neutral Ground Neutral Ground 58 ...

Page 60: ...Step 8 Electrical Wiring Make aPower Connections to aGate In case of 1 aPower L1 L2 Neutral Ground 59 ...

Page 61: ... Wiring Make aPower Connections to aGate In case of 2 to 3 aPowers L1 N L2 aPower 1 wiring compartment Ground L1 N L2 aPower 2 wiring compartment Ground L1 N L2 aPower 3 wiring compartment Ground L1 L2 Ground Neutral 60 ...

Page 62: ...d L1 N L2 aPower 2 wiring compartment Ground L1 N L2 aPower 3 wiring compartment Ground L1 N L2 aPower 4 wiring compartment Ground Step 8 Electrical Wiring Make aPower Connections to aGate In case of more than 3 aPowers L1 L2 Ground Neutral 61 ...

Page 63: ...river There is the unique S N on the nameplate on the internal cover board do NOT confuse them otherwise it may affect the warranty 1 Remove the internal cover board of the wiring closet Please check to make sure the cover label s S N corresponds with the equipment S N otherwise the nameplates of aPower will be incorrectly swapped which may adversely affect the warranty Tighten the 1 M4x12 combina...

Page 64: ...rect position The other installer fastens the 6 screws M4X8 sunk screws Remove the knockouts at the desired positions where the breaker switches will be installed Install the internal panel and fasten it by tightening the 6 M5X12 combination bolts Tighten it clockwise using a 3X4 Phillips head cross screwdriver Tighten it clockwise using a 3X4 Phillips head cross screwdriver 63 ...

Page 65: ...nergy policy 2030 5 resource address Set on grid and off grid parameters and other electrical parameters Register the customer account and device S N information Close the photovoltaic solar breaker switch User Account login Set the working mode of the device Close the mains breaker switch Turn on the aPower switch to test the charge and discharge function of the battery Control intelligent load o...

Page 66: ... in aGate Disconnect the solar switch in aGate Close the aPower AC input breaker switch on aGate Press the side cabinet switch on aPower and wait for about half a minute until the power LED of aPower turns on and flashes at a frequency of 1 cycle sec aPower has been started up normally Turn on the EMS switch on aGate EMS powered on when the switch LED turns red 65 ...

Page 67: ...unt Enter the verification code Check the option I have read and agree to the User Agreement Sign up for a new user account with which the user will be able to operate the equipment Log in using the installer account info assigned by FranklinWH for installers in order to activate and set up the equipment 66 ...

Page 68: ...een established you can access the settings page After the installer logs in using the installer account a window will pop out prompting you to select your Wi Fi Click on Yes to turn to the mobile phone Wi Fi setting page where please choose the Wi Fi SSID AP_XXXXXX Settings page 67 ...

Page 69: ...site Click on User Common Settings to enter the setting page Set the longitude and latitude of the installation site Click on the drop menu Network settings to set up your network Choose Home Power network connection setting Click on the arrow to redirect automatically 68 ...

Page 70: ...s and click on Complete aPower will automatically generate window icons for them Input the number of aPowers installed such as 1 2 Click on First Install to enter the system initialization settings Click on Next aPower will automatically show the numbers of each aPower Click on First Install to redirect 69 ...

Page 71: ...parameter setting page System parameter page On the System parameter setting page set up the local resources and policies Redirection Redirection On the Local resource policy page you can access the local resources and policies settings Choose the region of the installation site Set up the local resources and policies and click on Complete 70 ...

Page 72: ...e setting is done click on Complete Click on 2030 5 resource address to access the 2030 5 address setting Redirection On the System parameter setting page there are settings in relation to the compliance in case of parallel operation Please refer to Appendix 3 and Appendix 4 for FHP BESS and related settings Click on Grid compliance to enter Compliance setting page Set up the on grid compliance op...

Page 73: ...generation system and electric generators Click on System parameters Redirection Return to the home page and click on Device settings to register the user E mail account with the equipment Click on Device settings to enter the equipment registration page Input the names of local station installer service provider aGate and user account to register the equipment 72 ...

Page 74: ...nt Redirection On the System parameters setting page set up the parameters of family solar generation system and electric generators Click on System parameters Operate aGate and close the grid power supply Close the grid power input switch on aGate The grid icon will turn on at the energy flow page on the application 73 ...

Page 75: ...ing power and discharging power to test the charging and discharging functions of the system Choose the debugging mode to test the charging and discharging functions You can determine whether the charging and discharging functions are working properly by the energy flow direction shown on the energy flow page Commissioning process has been completed 74 ...

Page 76: ...nal AC output inject current Aac 21A Nominal AC output inject power W L N 2500W Nominal AC output inject power W L L 5000W Max Continuous AC output inject current Aac 24 5A Max Continuous AC output inject power VA L N 2900 VA Max Continuous AC output inject power VA 5800 VA Nominal AC input absorb current Aac 21A Max Continuous AC input absorb current Aac 24 5A Nominal AC input absorb power W L L ...

Page 77: ...ut power W 38400W Max Continuous AC input current Aac 160A Max Continuous AC input power VA 38400 VA Max overcurrent protection amps circuit breaker ratings QF2 2P 200A 3 AC output terminal Non Backup L1 L2 Nominal AC output voltage Vac 120 240 V L1 L2 N Nominal AC output frequency Hz 60Hz Nominal AC output current Aac 160A Nominal AC output power W 38400W Max Continuous AC output current Aac 160A...

Page 78: ...VA Max output overcurrent protection amps circuit breaker ratings QF6 2P 80A Others Operation temperature range 20 C to 50 C Enclosure Type Type 3R Ingress protection IP44 Notes This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 This device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including int...

Page 79: ...urers The actual measurement and calculation accuracy of FHP are stated here as shown following Time frame Steady state measurements Transient measurements Parameter Minimum measurement accuracy Measurement window Range Minimum measurement accuracy Measurement window Range Voltage RMS 1 Vnom 10 cycles 0 5 p u to 1 2 p u 2 Vnom 5 cycles 0 5 p u to 1 2 p u Frequency 10mHz 60 cycles 50 Hz to 66 Hz 10...

Page 80: ...work mode to installer setting up Once the program with non export is activated in the FranklinWH APP the FHP system will automatically run the pre setting non export built in function according to the compliance and management there is no power export to the grid 1 When the FHP system detects that the export current is over zero the aPower unit will dynamically absorb the excess power generated f...

Page 81: ...Redirection Redirection Click on More on the Home page to enter the navigation menu where click on Grid compliance The installer will select a compliance activation by local location and the commissioning guidance details Click on Next Installer browse and set up the parameters 80 ...

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