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Ingeteam Ingecon Sun Power Series User Manual

Ingeteam Ingecon Sun Power Series
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Ingecon
®
Sun Power
Installation manual

Table of Contents

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Ingeteam Ingecon Sun Power Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
CategoryInverter
BrandIngeteam
SeriesIngecon Sun Power
Frequency50 Hz / 60 Hz
Protection DegreeIP65
Communication InterfaceRS-485, Ethernet (Optional), Wi-Fi (Optional)

Summary

Important Safety Precautions

General Warnings

Essential safety precautions and cautions for personnel, covering qualified personnel and general risks.

Potential Hazards for People

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE)

Lists required safety gear such as goggles, footwear, helmets, and gloves for safe handling.

1. Overview

1.1. Equipment Description

Details the function of the inverter and its role in converting solar DC to grid AC power.

1.1.1. Models

Lists models with and without transformers and their respective AC output voltages.

2. System Description

2.1. Environment

Specifies suitable environmental conditions like temperature, humidity, and air quality for unit installation.

2.1.7. Ventilation

Explains the importance of maintaining adequate space for air circulation around the unit for cooling.

3. Operating, Conservation and Transport Conditions

3.3. Handling and Unpacking

Provides crucial steps for safe handling and unpacking to prevent damage to the unit's mechanical characteristics.

4. Safety Instructions

4.1. Symbols

Explains the meaning of various hazard symbols like danger, caution, and hot surface warnings.

4.2. General Safety Precautions

Outlines fundamental safety measures for qualified personnel performing electrical installation, start-up, and maintenance.

4.5. Safety Measure While Working

Details safety measures for accessing the unit, including disconnection procedures and authorized access points.

5. Installation

5.1. General Requirements for Installation

Covers essential installation requirements including ventilation, workspace, and cable specifications for safe setup.

5.2. Fixing the Unit to the Floor

Provides instructions and dimensional requirements for securely fixing the inverter unit to a concrete pad.

5.4. Electrical Connection

Provides detailed procedures and safety precautions for making all electrical connections to the unit.

5.4.3. Order of Connecting the Unit

Specifies the mandatory sequence for connecting various electrical components like grounding, auxiliary supply, and PV array.

5.4.13. Connecting to the PV Array

Details the safe procedure for connecting the inverter to the photovoltaic array, including voltage precautions.

5.6. Available Kits

5.6.1. Nighttime Power Supply

Explains the optional kit that provides mains power to the inverter's control unit during periods of low PV array power.

5.6.2. Grounding Kit

Describes the grounding kit that provides PV array protection via a thermomagnetic circuit breaker.

6. Commissioning

6.1. Equipment Inspection

Outlines essential pre-startup checks of wiring, DC feed, and AC feed components for proper operation.

6.2. Start-up

Details the procedure for the initial startup and verification, including checking parameters and alarms.

7. Preventive Maintenance

7.1. Maintenance Tasks

Details routine maintenance tasks including checking enclosure integrity, cable connections, and cleaning ventilation filters.

8. Display Control

8.1. Keypad and LEDs

Explains the function of each key on the keypad and the meaning of different LED indications for status and alarms.

8.2. Display

Details the display layout, including date, time, node number, and operational parameters like voltage and power.

8.4. Monitoring

Guides users on accessing and interpreting various monitoring screens showing inverter parameters like power, voltage, and current.

8.6. Settings

Provides instructions for adjusting settings such as date, time, language, grid limits, and ground connection.

9. Troubleshooting

9.1. LED Messages

Explains the meaning of Green, Orange, and Red LED indications and their relation to unit status and alarms.

9.2. List of Alarms and Reasons for Shutdown

Provides a detailed list of all possible alarms, their codes, shutdown reasons, and a brief description of each issue.

9.4. Action Protocol for Responding to Incidents

Outlines a systematic approach to diagnose and resolve incidents, including checking alarms and performing electrical checks.

9.4.6. Insulation Fault

Details how to identify and troubleshoot insulation faults, distinguishing between external and internal unit issues.

9.5. Replacing the Electronic Block

Provides a step-by-step guide for safely replacing the heavy electronics block, including necessary PPE and tools.

9.7. Description of Terminal Strip

Explains the layout and function of each terminal on the various terminal strips for connections and signals.

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