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battery enclosure and terminates in the Link-in terminal of the upper battery module
(
BAT 4
in the
Battery module expansion wiring diagram
).
9)
Confirm the terminating cap is inserted in the
CAN/COM
terminal of the secondary
battery’s
battery expansion wire box
(
12
).
10)
Close the
battery expansion wire box
(
12
) on each battery enclosure. Screw the two
provided screws per wire box back into place with a torque of 1Nm to re-seal the wire
box.
Connecting the EI Battery to the EI Inverter
Tools needed: #2 Philips head screwdriver, wire cutter, crimping tools; wire ferrule and RJ-45
Accessories parts needed: Wire ferrules (
D
), 10-8AWG conductors, RJ-45 connectors, CAT5/6
cable
Figure 29 EI Battery - EI Inverter connections
1.
Using a Phillips screwdriver, loosen the two
captive screws of the
Primary EI Battery’s
Inverter connection wire box
(
8
).
2.
Remove the two waterproof knockouts (
5
), (
7
)
at the bottom of the left side of the enclosure.
Connect two conduits from the battery enclosure
to the inverter. Use appropriate water-tight
fittings.
BAT+
BAT-
COM
Left side
Note
:
This section corresponds with
Battery Connections
and
Battery Communications
Connections
in the EI Inverter Manual.
Figure 30 Inverter connection preparation
