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Deye SUN-70K-G03 User Manual

Deye SUN-70K-G03
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Deye SUN-70K-G03 Specifications

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ModelSUN-70K-G03
Start-up Voltage250 V
Number of MPP Trackers6
Number of Strings per MPP Tracker2
Max. Input Current per MPPT26 A
Rated AC Voltage400 V
Grid Frequency50/60Hz
Total Harmonic Distortion (THDi)<3%
Power Factor0.8 leading to 0.8 lagging
DC SwitchYes
Max Efficiency98.6%
Protection DegreeIP66
TypeThree-phase
Rated Output Power70000 W
Max. DC Input Voltage1100V
Max. AC Apparent Power77, 000 VA
AC Voltage Range320 V - 480 V
Rated Grid Voltage400 V
ProtectionDC reverse polarity
Operating Temperature Range-25°C to +60°C
CoolingSmart cooling
CommunicationRS485
Max. DC Input Power105, 000 W
MPPT Voltage Range200-1000V

Summary

1. Introduction

About This Manual

Describes product information, installation, operation, and maintenance guidelines for the PV system.

How to Use This Manual

Provides guidance on reading the manual and other documents before operating the inverter for safe and effective use.

1.1 Appearance Introduction

On-grid inverter converts solar panel DC power into AC power. It supports models SUN-70K-G03 to SUN-110K-G03.

1.2 Parts List

Lists all included components in the package, such as the inverter, mounting bracket, screws, and tools.

2. Safety Warnings and Instructions

2.1 Safety Signs

Explains the meaning of safety symbols used in the manual, including warnings, shock hazards, and temperature warnings.

2.2 Safety Instructions

Provides essential safety guidelines for electrical installation and inverter operation, emphasizing qualified personnel and proper procedures.

2.3 Notes for Using

Outlines important operational requirements and precautions for safe use of the inverter, including installation and handling guidelines.

3. Operation Interface

3.1 Interface View

Illustrates the front panel display of the inverter, showing indicators, buttons, and the LCD screen.

3.2 Status Indicator

Details the function of the four indicator lights (DC, AC, NORMAL, ALARM) and their status meanings.

3.3 Buttons

Describes the four buttons on the inverter panel (UP, DOWN, ESC, ENTER) and their functions for navigation and parameter adjustment.

3.4 LCD Display

Explains the content displayed on the inverter's 256*128 dot formation display, including status, operating information, and warnings.

4. Product Installation

4.1 Select Installation Location

Provides criteria for choosing a suitable installation location, considering fire risk, ventilation, overheating, and sunlight exposure.

4.2 Installation Angle and Spacing

Specifies the correct installation angle (+/-15°) and required spacing between inverters for optimal performance and safety.

4.2 Installation Gap and Dimensions

Details the required installation gap around the inverter and provides dimensions for the mounting bracket for proper installation.

4.3 Inverter Installation

Provides step-by-step instructions for mounting the inverter onto a wall using expansion bolts and ensuring correct alignment.

5. Electrical Connection

5.1 DC Input Terminal Connection

Guides on safely connecting the DC input terminals, including polarity, voltage limits, and cable specifications.

5.2 AC Terminal Connection

Details the connection of AC cables to the inverter terminals, specifying wire types and connection points for L1, L2, L3, N, and PE.

5.2.3 Recommended Current Protector Specifications

Provides a table of recommended current protection devices (fuses/breakers) for each inverter model based on their rated output power.

5.3 Ground Line Connection

Explains the importance of proper grounding for surge protection and EMI performance, detailing connection methods for single and multiple systems.

5.4 Inverter Monitoring Connection

Describes how to connect the inverter to a network for remote monitoring using the Wifi function and optional Datalogger.

5.4.1 Datalogger Installation

Provides instructions for installing the datalogger by replacing the sealing plate and connecting it to the inverter's interface.

5.4.2 Datalogger Configuration

Refers to illustrations for configuring the datalogger after installation, ensuring proper data collection and reporting.

6. Start Up and Shut Off

6.1 Start Up the Inverter

Details the step-by-step procedure for safely starting up the inverter, including switching AC and DC breakers and verifying parameters.

6.2 Shut Off the Inverter

Outlines the procedure for safely shutting down the inverter, involving switching off AC and DC breakers and waiting for discharge.

7. Zero-Export Function via Energy Meter

7.1 Parallel Inverter Configuration

Describes how to configure multiple inverters in parallel for zero-export function using a single meter, designating a master and slaves.

7.2 Browse Load Power on Monitoring Platform

Explains how to view PV load power and export energy on the solarman monitoring platform after proper setup and meter connection.

8. General Operation

8.1 The Initial Interface

Describes the inverter's LCD display during normal operation, showing power, generation, and status information.

8.2 Statistics and Fault Records

Details accessing statistics like energy generation, fault records, and ON/OFF settings for system monitoring.

8.4 ON/OFF Setting

Explains how to turn the inverter ON or OFF through the menu interface, including confirmation steps.

8.5 Parameter Settings

Covers configuration of system, running, protection, and communication parameters for optimal inverter performance.

8.5.2 Over-Frequency Response

Explains the inverter's over-frequency response function, its parameters like StartPoint, StopPoint, and RecoverPoint.

Reactive Power Regulation

Explains the inverter's reactive power regulation function, detailing modes like PF, Q(U), Q(P), and PU for grid support.

8.5.3 Protection Parameters

Details protection parameters for various grid standards (INMETRO, EN50549, etc.) and custom settings for voltage and frequency protection.

9. Repair and Maintenance

9.1 Cleaning and Safety

Provides guidance on cleaning and maintaining the inverter, emphasizing safety precautions like turning off power and using soft materials.

10. Error Information and Processing

10.1 Error Codes

Lists and explains various error codes displayed on the inverter, along with troubleshooting steps and contact information for support.

11. Specifications

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