Solar Stik G-BOSS E LIGHT, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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December 2020 | Solar Stik
®
, Inc. 6 |
System Setup and Operation Manual for the Solar Stik G-BOSS E Light HPS
PRELIMINARY
List of Tables
Table 1. AC Power input settings for generators ............................................................................................................ 48
Table 2. Operating Modes: Descriptions ........................................................................................................................ 51
Table 3. User Interface LED Indicators ........................................................................................................................... 54
Table 4. Programmable Parameter Groups: Descriptions .............................................................................................. 56
Table 5. Parameters for Battery Charging/Battery Protection ........................................................................................ 57
Table 6. Parameters for Grid/Generator Input Current Level, Frequency Range ........................................................... 58
Table 7. Parameters for Grid/Generator Input Low Voltage Level .................................................................................. 59
Table 8. Parameters for Grid/Generator Input High Voltage Level ................................................................................. 59
Table 9. Power Saving/Alarm/Remote Switch/Multi-function Relay/etc. ....................................................................... 60
Table 10. Local Time Clock Setting ................................................................................................................................ 60
Table 11. Instructions to Remove SD Card from PRO-Verter User Interface ................................................................. 60
Table 12. Fault Messages Symptoms and Troubleshooting ........................................................................................... 74
Table 13. Symptoms and Solutions for the Most Common Power Hub Issues ............................................................. 78
Table 14. 24VDC PRO-Verter S 3000-120 PMCS........................................................................................................... 85
Table 15. 24VDC Power Hub 2400 PMCS ...................................................................................................................... 87
Table 16. PDM 3000 PMCS ............................................................................................................................................ 88
Revision History
Section Page(s) Description Date
First released as a PRELIMINARY DRAFT January 2020
Figure 47. Power Hub internal temperature report on user interface ............................................................................. 70
Figure 48. Micro SD card port location .......................................................................................................................... 80
Figure 49. Fastener locations on vent shroud (upgraded/new version) ......................................................................... 85
Figure 50. Removed vent shroud to access the louvered vent cover ............................................................................ 85
Figure 51. Replacing PRO-Verter filter (left); cleaning a PRO-Verter filter (right) ............................................................ 86
Figure 52. Cleaning the air intake filter ........................................................................................................................... 87
Figure 53. PDM 3000 bottom side ................................................................................................................................. 88
Figure 54. Steel-reinforced padlock holes ...................................................................................................................... 89
Figure 55. Lock securing Power Hub lid ........................................................................................................................ 89
Figure 56. Component transportation—Wheels and handles ........................................................................................ 90