Xantrex GT2.8-AU-QC-230, Руководство пользователя

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Performing General Maintenance
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Other Factors
Other factors that contribute to system losses are:
• Dust or dirt on the array
• Fog or smog
• Mismatched PV array modules, with slight inconsistencies in performance
from one module to another.
• Inverter efficiency
• Wire losses
For additional information and technical notes concerning PV array performance,
please visit our Web site at
www.xantrex.com .
Performing General Maintenance
Follow these simple routines to ensure many years of service and optimal
performance of your solar energy system.
1. Keep the heat sink clear of dust and debris.
2. Clean the PV array with flowing water whenever it is visibly dirty, during a
cool time of the day.
3. Periodically inspect the system to make sure that all wiring and supports are
securely in place.
4. Maintain a log of system performance readings so that you can recognize
when system performance becomes inconsistent.
Identifying Error/Fault Conditions and Solutions
Most error or fault conditions will be identified by fault message screens on the
GT Inverter front panel LCD. These are described in the “Fault Mode” section on
page 5–8. Most of these fault conditions are self-correcting and require no user
action to remedy.
See “Front Panel Display Screens and What They Mean” on page 5–3 for more
information.
WARNING: Shock and fire hazard
Do not use a pressure washer to clean the GT Inverter, or use other cleaning methods that
could allow water to enter the unit.
WARNING: Shock Hazard
This section is for qualified electricians only. Only qualified electricians should attempt to
troubleshoot the GT Inverter.