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InstallatIon and operatIon manual

Solibro Solar Modules SL2 and SL2-F

of the Generation 2.1 and 2.2

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Summary of Contents for SL2

Page 1: ...Installation and operation manual Solibro Solar Modules SL2 and SL2 F of the Generation 2 1 and 2 2 ...

Page 2: ...After the installation 17 5 Grounding 18 5 1 Functional grounding of the negative pole 18 5 2 Potential equalization of frame 19 6 Faults 19 7 Recycling 19 8 Cleaning and maintenance 20 9 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION 21 Document Revision 3 This document is valid from January 2017 for the following product ranges SL2 and SL2 F solar modules of the product generation G2 1 and G2 2 Changes to the technical...

Page 3: ...follow ing technical information DOCUMENT TYPE Product data sheet List of approved clamps and mounting systems Packaging and transport information Installation instructions for Slide In Solar modules from Solibro GmbH referred to below as Solibro allow you to directly transform the unlimited energy provided by the sun into environmentally friendly electrical energy To ensure that you can use the f...

Page 4: ...ion class IP67 with bypass diode Connector Renhe 05 6 electrical contacts protected from unintentional contact protection against reverse polarity UV resistant weather resistant from 40 C up to 90 C designed for 1000 V DC and 30 A Can only be discon nected using the RH 01 tool from Renhe Fire Rating C C Positive design load IEC 61215 2 Up to 1600 Pa Up to 3600 Pa Negative design load IEC 61215 2 U...

Page 5: ...e module in combination with a suitable clamp enables stress free temperature dependent expansion and contraction of the module and the substructure has electrochemical properties which prevent corrosion between different metals creates a plane mounting surface to which the modules can be fixed with a maximum deviation of 3 mm m in all directions The clamps and rail system must be compatible Ensur...

Page 6: ...er support plate must be UV and aging resistant for at least 25 years Clamp width 120 mm The clamp height of 7 3 mm module thickness including the compression of the EPDM rubbers may not be fallen short of in the mounted state Clamps must not throw a shadow on the active cells Distance from the glass edge to the first active cell amounts to 16 5 mm Fig 3 Comply with the glass inset Fig 3 10 15 mm ...

Page 7: ...be done via one of the grounding holes on the module frame In that case usage of clamps without grounding function is valid if they fulfil the following requirements Clamp height corresponding to 30 mm frame height Clamp depth 7 12 mm Clamps which fulfil the static requirements of the location Clamps with long term stability which fix the module securely on the mounting frame Clamps do not deform ...

Page 8: ...lide In and insertion profile systems When fixing the Slide In and insertion profile systems the permissible contact areas must be observed Self cleaning of the framed modules is ensured if they are inclined at an angle of 25 In the case of insertion profile systems the module s own dead weight holds it in position It is vital that you take into account the dynamic wind loading here to ensure that...

Page 9: ...issible static load Pa Test load with safety factor γm 1 5 Pa 150 mm 250 mm 3 600 1 600 5 400 2 400 125 mm 275 mm 150 mm 275 mm 2 900 1 600 4 400 2 400 100 mm 300 mm 100 mm 325 mm 2 250 1 600 3 400 2 400 75 mm 325 mm 75 mm 350 mm 1 600 1 600 2 400 2 400 Clamp area x Substructure lateral Point mounting Clamp area x Substructure longitudi nal Linear mounting Design load Permissible static load Pa Te...

Page 10: ...nditions and relevant technical specifications and standards This will help you ensure that the maximum system voltage including the necessary safety margins is not exceeded Parallel connection Only connect modules of the same type and power class Do not exceed the maximum permissible reverse current as given in the respective data sheet In the event of reverse cur rents caused by module defects g...

Page 11: ...maged modules Report any damage to your dealer immediately 3 MONTAGE 3 1 SAFETY AND TRANSPORT Leave the modules in the original packaging right up until installation Store the modules securely in dry rooms The packaging is not weatherproof DANGER Danger due to electric shock Cover the modules with lightproof material for the duration of the installation CN GB I D Ensure that the personnel are fami...

Page 12: ...Note Damage to the modules Never lift or move the modules by the connec tion cables or the junction box Note Damage to the modules Do not stack the modules Note Damage to the modules Do not drop the modules 3 INSTALLATION Note Damage to the modules Use glass suction cups to remove and trans port modules Carry the modules vertically Note Damage to the modules Do not put unframed modules down on the...

Page 13: ...c shock Cordon off the installation area Keep children and unauthorised persons away from the solar system Do not carry out the installation alone Only install modules and components which are free from damage Do not add any holes Confirmation letter Note Damage to the modules Changes may only be made to the module which have been approved by Solibro in writing ...

Page 14: ...e the requirements on the clamping system out lined in Chapter 2 Lay anti slip protection between the module clamp and the substructure Module clamp Anti slip protection Rubber Installing framed modules Please note the requirements on the clamping system out lined in Chapter 2 Tighten the clamps for framed modules with a torque of 18 Nm Keep a minimum distance of 10 mm between neighbouring modules...

Page 15: ...t from the separation of a closed circuit This can result in fatal injury The danger increases when several modules are connected in series Please note that the entire open circuit voltage can also be on even with low level light irradiation Comply with the valid regulations and safety instructions for the installation of electrical equipment and systems Undertake the necessary protection and prec...

Page 16: ...odules that need to be separated DC SWITCH OFF Danger Danger due to electric shock Ensure correct polarity Ensure that a secure connection is in place between the plugs Plugs engage audibly Do not apply mechanical stress to the cables Comply with bending radius min 35 mm for cables on the junction box outlet Connectors can only be disconnected using an RH 01 tool from Renhe 4 3 Module connection U...

Page 17: ...ion 4 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION Carry out all necessary safety and functional tests according to the current state of technology Protect the cabling from dirt and wet Ensure that the substructureis on ground potential Ground resistance 10 Ω Fix the cable properly to the substructure The connectors must not lie in water ...

Page 18: ...e ensured that the following residual currents are not exceeded Module type SL2 unframed SL2 F framed Ground mounted systems Utility max 2 A max 2 A Rooftop systems max 300 mA max 1 A The valid regulations for personal protection remain unaffected 5 GROUNDING In most cases the fault current limitation is realized via the grounding kit of the respective inverter manufacturer A fault current can be ...

Page 19: ...Fig 1 page 4 marked with a Attach the screw as shown in the figure below See Figure 1 for grounding holes Achieve potential equalization with a self tap ping screw on the grounding points Stainless self tapping screw Stainless washer cable lug Stainless serrated lock washer Module frame Grounding point 6 FAULTS DANGER Danger to life due to electrical shock and fire with damaged modules In case of ...

Page 20: ... droppings etc off with lukewarm water Remove stubborn dirt with a damp and soft cloth or a sponge Dampen stubborn dirt with a soft cloth or sponge and remove carefully Do not use abrasive cleaning agent tenside scrapers or devices with high water pressure If necessary it is possible to use isopropyl selectively for stub born dirt Follow the safety instructions on the isopropyl packaging Do not le...

Page 21: ...ies and the Cana dian Institute for Standardization Canadian Standard ULC ORD C1701 01 Under certain conditions a photovoltaic module can produce more current and or voltage than would be expected under standard test conditions When configuring the rated voltage of the components the current carrying capacity of the lines the fuses and the control elements that are connected to the PV output the I...

Page 22: ... WEB www solibro solar com SOLIBRO GMBH OT Thalheim Sonnenallee 32 36 06766 Bitterfeld Wolfen Germany Specifications subject to technical changes Solibro GmbH Installation and operation manual _SL2 Modules_G2 1_G2 2_2017 01_Rev03_EN ...

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