Nedap PowerRouter PR37S Application Guideline

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Backup time Indicates how long the connected load can be supplied with
energy in the event of a grid failure. This depends on the
continuous load.
C10 value Capacity of the battery when discharged in 10 hours.
CAN terminal Controller Area Network (CAN), a standard for the serial
databus.
CAT-5e cable Identies the quality of a UTP network cable.
Charge cycle A cycle is understood to be charging from 50% to 100% and
discharging to 50% again.
Contact numbering Connection contact numbers of a relay.
DC disconnection switch Switch used to disconnect the DC circuit between the
PowerRouter and solar strings.
DOD Depth of Discharge of the battery.
Drill template Paper template to help drill the holes for the PowerRouter
mounting bracket in exactly the right position.
Dynamic feed-in limiter This enables the PowerRouter to limit the amount of energy
fed into the grid. The sensor measures the power at the grid
connection point to ensure that the set limit is adhered to.
ESD ElectroStatic Discharge.
External conductor In the light network, the “external conductor” is the wire
which has an electrical coupling with the light network
voltage. Together with the Neutral conductor, the external
conductor guides the electrical current from and to the
connected devices. The external conductor is normally
identied with the designation L1, L2 or L3 in a circuit
diagram.
Float charging Charging the battery with a xed voltage.
Grid impedance Impedance measured from the source to the load and from
the load back to the source.
Load management Connecting an additional consumer if extra solar energy is
available.
Maintenance charging Periodic charging cycle to fully charge the battery.

Nedap PowerRouter PR37S Specifications

General

Brand	Nedap
Model	PowerRouter PR37S
Category	Inverter
Language	English