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Freedom LiTE Installation Manual Revision 14
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4.2
DC Bus Design Notes
4.2.1
DC Isolator
The LiTE range includes an integrated battery DC breaker/isolator that breaks the positive
cable continuity inside the battery. This breaker, on all Home and Business models, is rated
for a 36kA fault (short circuit) current. The system therefore does not require another DC
isolator or breaker except where required by local regulations, for example in relation to
conformance with the Clean Energy Council of Australia battery design Best Practice Guide,
which states,
“S
hould the internal battery isolator not offer isolation of BOTH the positive
and negative terminals of the battery, an external isolator is required that can isolate both
the positive and negative cables/terminals of the battery
.
”
The approximate short circuit current values of each battery model are provided in the table
below:
Table 4.1 Short Circuit Current for LiTE Home and Business Models
Freedom LiTE
Home
5/4
Home
10/8
Home
15/12
Home
20/16
Home
30/24
Business
40/32
Business
60/48
Business
80/64
Short Circuit Current [A]
1500
2100
3100
3600
4700
5100
5800
6200
The external isolating device required for installations that are required to conform to the
CEC of Australia should be designed to withstand these fault levels (short circuit currents) as
well as the applicable current rating of the battery or the combined current ratings of all
batteries connected to the isolating device.
A single line diagram for a typical residential installation is provided in below Figure 4.1.
4.2.2
Multiple Battery Connection
Systems with multiple batteries must be installed such that the DC cables are the same
length on all batteries, which must be routed to a common DC combiner such that the
current pathway for all batteries to the point of load or charge is the same. The DC
Combiner may be the terminals on an inverter if there is enough space, or a dedicated DC
Combiner Box.