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General safety and handling advice for the system, emphasizing care and avoiding damage.
Guidance on operating environment, temperature, airflow, and pollution degree for optimal system performance.
Critical safety steps before installation, including power disconnection and earthing.
Safety instructions for handling battery modules, including shock, explosion, and temperature risks.
Handling of corrosive electrolyte and proper disposal methods for battery modules.
Steps for safe battery installation, including disconnecting sources and using PPE.
Procedures for inhalation, eye, skin contact, ingestion, and burns from leaking electrolyte.
Actions to take in case of fire, including evacuation and avoiding approach if the battery catches fire.
Instructions for handling batteries that are wet or submerged in water.
Precautions for handling damaged batteries, including potential hazards and return procedures.
List of required tools and specific torque values for installation procedures.
Explanation of the cabinet's cooling system, airflow, and fan operation based on temperature.
Illustrates system connections behind and in front of the meter.
Covers electrical, environmental, mechanical specifications, and fuse list.
Explanation of the system's anti-islanding functionality and detection methods.
Steps to prepare the installation site, including organizing the area and tools.
Guidance on selecting appropriate breakers and input cables for stable system operation.
Details AMS and industrial grade meters for monitoring consumption and production.
Ensuring the cabinet is fixed to a solid, level surface for correct operation.
Includes procedures for moving and optional lifting of the cabinet.
Steps to prepare for electrical installation, including removing the front cover.
Procedure for interconnecting cabinet chassis with the main earthing point for safety.
Covers connecting the TN-S/TT network.
Connecting an external switch for the system's emergency trip device.
Describes separate and common alarm configurations.
Covers Wi-Fi access point and Ethernet connection methods.
Explains connection procedures for AMS and Industrial grade meters.
Includes Polarium, Shoto, connection, configuration, and converter setup.
Details the process for installing and removing power modules.
Location and identification of system labels on the cabinet.
Final step of installation, which involves refitting the plastic cover.
General checks for system maintenance, including airflow, damage, doors, and cables.
General| Nominal AC voltage | 230 V |
|---|---|
| Max AC current | 16 A |
| Weight | 24 kg |
| Warranty | 10 years |
| Nominal frequency | 50 Hz |
| Communication | Ethernet |
| Cycle Life | 6000 cycles |
| Efficiency | 95% |
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