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Growatt SPH-UP Series User Manual

Growatt SPH-UP Series
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Growatt New Energy
Shenzhen Growatt New Energy CO.,LTD
4-13/F,Building A,Sino-German(Europe) Industrial Park,
Hangcheng Ave, Bao'an District, Shenzhen, China
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Installation Manual of SPH-UP series
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Growatt SPH-UP Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeHybrid Inverter
Protection RatingIP65
Number of MPPTs2
AC Voltage Range180-280V
THDi<3%
AC Grid Frequency50/60Hz
Communication InterfacesWi-Fi, RS485, USB
Nominal AC Voltage230 V
Operating Temperature Range-25°C to +60°C
Cooling MethodNatural Cooling

Summary

Brief Introduction

1.1 Preface

Manual provides users with detailed product information and installation instructions.

1.2 Target Group

Identifies qualified electrical personnel as installers and outlines inverter compatibility with battery types.

1.3 Product Description

Explains SPH Series use for storing energy and powering loads, including backup power.

Safety

1.4 Safety Instructions

Provides crucial safety guidelines for installation and operation to prevent hazards and voiding warranty.

2.1 Purpose Use

Illustrates the system chart of SPH, showing PV array, hybrid inverter, battery, and grid connections.

2.2 Safety Measure

Details safety warnings for high voltage, hot surfaces, radiation, and the importance of proper grounding.

2.3 Symbols introduction on the SPH inverter

Explains common safety symbols used on the SPH inverter, such as electrical shock, hot surface, and danger.

Product Description

3.1 SPH series inverter

Lists the six types of SPH series inverters available, such as SPH 3000 TL BL-UP.

3.2 Label Explanation

Details the labels and specifications found on the SPH inverter, including input/output data and battery info.

3.3 Size and weight

Provides the physical dimensions (A, B, C) and weight (27kg) of the SPH TL BL-UP inverter.

3.4 The advantage of the unit of SPH

Highlights features like self-use function enhancement, smart management, easy installation, and dual MPP trackers.

Unpacking

Installation

5.1 Basic installation requirements

Details location suitability, dimensions, material compatibility, ingress protection, battery proximity, ambient temperature, and mounting orientation.

5.2 Installation requires tools and RJ 45 terminal sequence of the LAN line

Lists necessary tools for installation and explains the LAN line RJ45 sequence and wiring color codes.

5.3 Installation Instructions

Provides step-by-step instructions for installing the SPH inverter, including drilling and mounting.

5.3.1 Attention Layout (length of sensors consider)

Discusses sensor cable length considerations (wired sensor ≤15m, meter ≤100m) for attention layout.

5.3.2 Installation of SPH

Outlines the process for mounting the SPH inverter on a wall, including drilling, bolt insertion, and securing.

5.4 System Connection Mode

Explains the system connection modes for SPH inverters, covering DC and AC connections.

5.4.1 Conditions for DC Connection

Specifies solar module requirements, connector types, MPPT input limits, and caution for DC input voltage.

5.4.2 Connecting the PV Array (DC input)

Warns about lethal voltages and details safe procedures for connecting the PV array, including voltage limits.

5.4.3 Connection of AC terminal and off grid terminal

Describes connecting the AC grid terminal for grid-connected operation and the EPS output terminal for critical loads.

5.4.4 Connection of battery terminal

Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the battery terminals, including cable gland and polarity.

5.4.5 Connection of CT terminal

Details the steps for connecting the current transformer (CT) terminal for monitoring power consumption.

5.4.6 Connection of meter terminal

Explains how to connect the meter terminal for monitoring energy flow, using RJ45 network cable.

5.4.7 Connection of communication terminal for lithium battery (CAN)

Guides the connection of CAN communication terminal for lithium batteries, using RJ45 plug.

5.4.8 Connection of communication terminal for lithium battery (RS485)

Provides steps for connecting RS485 communication terminal for lithium batteries to the BMS system.

5.4.9 Connection of DRMS terminal (Australia only)

Details the connection of the DRMS terminal, specifically for Australia, using RJ45 plug.

5.4.10 Connection of temperature probe for lead-acid battery

Explains how to connect the NTC temperature probe for lead-acid batteries to monitor ambient temperature.

5.4.11 Connection of Dry contact

Outlines the wiring steps for the dry contact to communicate with external devices like water heaters.

5.4.12 Grounding connection

Details the grounding connection requirements, including point location and minimum cable diameter.

Commissioning

6.1 Commissioning of SPH

Lists the sequential steps for electrifying and commissioning the SPH inverter after installation is complete.

6.2 Operation modes

Describes the different operational modes of the SPH inverter, including Normal, Fault, Programming, Checking, Standby, and Shutdown.

6.2.1 Normal mode

Explains Normal mode including Online and Backup modes, and priority settings like Load First, Battery First, Grid First.

6.2.2 Fault mode

Details the Fault mode where the inverter monitors and displays system or machine faults, indicated by the LCD and LED.

Display and button

6.3.1 LCD display area

Identifies various sections of the LCD display, such as State, Information, PV input, Grid, Battery SOC, and Local Load.

6.3.2 LED and button instruction

Explains the status indications of the LED (green/red) and the functions of the ESC, Down, Enter, and UP buttons.

6.3.3 LCD display column

Describes the LCD display column, noting that it shows country-specific rules and regulations for machine configuration.

Work mode set up

6.3.4 Work mode set up

Guides users through setting up various work modes via the inverter's interface, including Basic Parameter, Priority, and Export Limit.

Communication

6.4.1 Use of USB port

Explains that the USB port is primarily for firmware updates and system monitoring, not for charging.

6.4.2 The SPH's monitoring

Describes monitoring solutions via Growatt's Shine server or Shine phone app using Wi-Fi-X/Shine Link-X collectors.

Country setting

6.5.2 Method for setting national security standards for SPH 3000-6000TL BL-UP series models

Details the method for setting national security standards using buttons to toggle display and confirm settings.

6.5.3 Switch to country table

Presents a table mapping country/region regulations to specific model display codes for inverter configuration.

6.5.4 Regional power grid setting

Outlines regional power grid settings for compliance with AS/NZS 4777.2:2015, including Volt-Watt and Volt-Var settings.

Check firmware version, Region, Country/Area and Power Quality Response Modes

6.5.4 Check firmware version, Region, Country/Area and Power Quality Response Modes

Describes checking firmware version, region, country, and power quality response modes through the interface.

Start-up and shut down SPH system

7.1 Start-up the SPH system

Provides sequential steps for starting up the SPH inverter, including connecting PV, Grid, Battery, and turning on switches.

7.2 Disconnect the SPH system

Details the procedure for safely shutting down the SPH system by turning off breakers, disconnecting cables, and waiting for indicators to go out.

Attention of the installation environment, maintenance and cleaning

Fault removal

9.1 Troubleshooting method when a fault occurs

Guides users on troubleshooting SPH inverter faults by providing necessary information to Growatt support and referencing online Q&A.

9.2 System fault information list and troubleshooting suggestions

Lists common error messages and their descriptions, along with suggested troubleshooting steps for resolving inverter faults.

Decommissioning

10.1 Dismantling the inverter

Provides instructions for safely dismantling the SPH inverter, including disconnection, cable removal, and heat precautions.

10.2 Package and transport SPH inverter

Advises on packaging SPH inverters using original boxes or suitable cartons, handling with care during transport.

10.3 Storing SPH inverter

Recommends storing the SPH inverter in a dry environment with ambient temperatures between -25°C and +60°C.

10.4 Disposing of the SPH inverter

Instructs to dispose of the SPH inverter according to electronic waste regulations, not with household waste.

Product specification

11.1 SPH series inverter machine product specification

Presents a detailed specification table for SPH series inverters, covering DC input, AC output, and battery data.

11.2 DC input terminal parameter

Provides specifications for MC4 connectors used for DC input, including current rating and voltage.

11.3 Torque

Specifies torque values for upper cover screws, DC connector, M6 screwdriver, and grounding screw.

11.4 Appendix

Lists optional appendix items like Shine Link-X, Shine Wi-Fi-X, and SPM sensors with their GROWATT P/N.

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