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The basic parameters to be set are:
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Battery Type: Enter the type of batteries used, taking into account the charge and
discharge parameters indicated in Table 7.
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Capacity Ah: Insert the Ah capacity stated by the manufacturer considering the data in ten
hours of discharge, sometimes referred as C10 in the battery tech specs.
•
Number of panels: Enter the number of modules connected in series to Solar Eclipse (if
modules with 60 cells Voc = 37 Volt otherwise see conversion table Table 8). If it was done
the parallel of two or more strings in the CC wiring box, we consider only the modules in
series, for example two strings of 10 modules connected in parallel, enter a modules
number equal to 10.
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Inverter type: normally leave Type A, except in cases indicated from P800 SRL service
•
Maximum current output value: normally leave C10 value set. It is not recommended to
increase the maximum current value as it causes a significant reduction in capacity and
battery life.
After setting the required values press the export key of the page "parameters" and wait for
confirmation "data exported successfully". To export the Ethernet data you must authorize the
export via the dedicated "flag".
If you do not use batteries congruent to pre-set parameters of Table 7, you can set the values of
charge-discharge of the batteries depending on the type of batteries used.
4.3 Configuration with "free" parameters
WARNING:
Use of the free parameters configuration mode MUST BE CARRIED OUT BY
COMPETENT PERSON. The adoption of criteria other than those pre-set has to be done
following the battery manufacturer's specifications.
The life of the batteries in fact depends in a direct manner by the charging and
discharging cycles set. If you use special batteries that do not fit in the list provided by the
configurator software, you can set custom parameters at each stage of the charge and
discharge cycle.
NOTE: Remember to place the switch in 100Ah / Config mode so that the configuration via USB /
RS485 to take effect and can become
executable
by the Solar Eclipse!
NOTE: The Solar Eclipse comes with dynamic DHCP, then self-configures automatically on the local
network by simply connecting the Ethernet port to a router-modem. But you can set all the network
parameters according to the particular needs of advanced network.