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General| Maximum Output Power | 600W |
|---|---|
| Continuous Power | 600W |
| Efficiency | 96.5% |
| Cooling | Natural Convection |
| Output Frequency | 60Hz |
Expresses thanks for choosing the BDM-600 and outlines the manual's purpose for North American installations.
Details the BDM-600's design for grid-tied PV systems with PV panels and inverters, converting DC to AC.
Instructs users to read the manual thoroughly before installation and operation for product information.
Explains that a label on the inverter contains technical data and safety instructions, with symbols defined.
Lists essential NEP-supplied components required for microinverter installation, such as trunk cables.
Specifies additional parts like MLPE clamps and tools like torque wrenches necessary for installation.
Recommends surge protection devices to safeguard against grid irregularities and lightning strikes.
Provides details on the BDM-600 packaging, box dimensions, and pallet quantities for shipping.
Checks electrical panel voltage and inspects components for damage before commencing installation.
Planning the physical placement of PV modules and microinverters, checking cable reach, and ensuring clearance.
Connecting AC trunk cables between microinverters in a daisy-chain configuration and applying protective caps.
Installing a junction box, feeding AC cables, and connecting branch circuits to the electrical panel.
Connecting the grounding wire from the trunk cable to the ground connector in the junction box or through racking.
Affixing serial number labels to a layout map to create a virtual array for the BDG-256.
Connecting the DC wires from PV modules to the oppositely sexed DC connectors on the BDM-600.
Installing the BDG-256 gateway for system monitoring, data collection, and communication via PLC.
Describes LED status for standby (toggling on/off every 2 seconds) and producing power (toggling on/off every 1 second).
Details red flashing for general errors, orange flashing for no communication, and solid red for grounding faults.
Step-by-step guide to diagnose issues with an inoperable BDM-600, checking connections and power.
Procedure for safely disconnecting the BDM-600 from PV modules, starting with AC power disconnection.
Instructions for physically mounting a replacement BDM-600, reconnecting AC and DC cables, and updating the gateway.
Details what the limited warranty covers (defects in workmanship/materials) and its transferability.
Explains NEP's option to repair or replace defective products and the warranty continuation after service.
Instructs users to contact their merchant first, then NEP directly, for troubleshooting or warranty service.
Lists conditions not covered by warranty, such as misuse, improper installation, or unauthorized repairs.
States the limited warranty as exclusive, disclaiming other warranties and limiting liability for damages.
