To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Power One Aurora PVI-5000-TL-OUTD Inverter does not establish parallel with the grid?
If your Power One Inverter isn't establishing a parallel connection with the grid, it might be due to the absence of grid voltage. First, check the status of the AC side disconnecting switch. Then, verify the inverter's AC side connections, and repeat the commissioning procedure.
Why my Power One Inverter does not start?
The Power One Inverter might fail to start due to the absence of input DC voltage or if the polarity is reversed. To resolve this: * Check the status of the built-in or external disconnecting switches. * Inspect any internal or external fuses. * Verify the inverter's input voltage polarity. * Ensure the input voltage exceeds 120V (refer to the technical data).
What to do if Power One Aurora PVI-5000-TL-OUTD shows 'W003 Grid Fail'?
If your Power One Inverter displays 'W003 Grid Fail' and doesn't establish parallel with the grid, it could be due to a faulty grid cable connection or grid parameters being outside the permitted range. Check the inverter's AC side connections and repeat the commissioning procedure. Also, verify that the grid voltage measured on the AC terminal block falls within the acceptable amplitude and frequency ranges for the inverter's operation. If the error persists, consider contacting Power- One support.
What to do if Power One Inverter displays 'Missing Grid'?
If your Power One Inverter displays 'Missing Grid', it means there is no grid voltage. Check the status of the AC side disconnecting switch and the inverter’s AC side connections, then repeat the commissioning procedure.
What does 'E025 Riso Low' mean on my Power One Inverter?
If your Power One Inverter displays 'E025 Riso Low', it indicates that the insulation resistance to the photovoltaic field is less than 1 Mohm. Check the inverter’s AC side connections and repeat the commissioning procedure. Also, check the appropriateness and the conditions of the external transient overvoltage protection devices. If the check is passed, yet the problem persists, remove the external transient overvoltage protection devices and repeat the commissioning procedure.
How to troubleshoot a Power One Inverter that does not start?
If your Power One Inverter doesn't start, it could be due to a lack of input voltage (DC) or reversed polarity. To resolve this, check the built-in or external disconnecting switches, inspect any internal or external fuses, verify the inverter's input voltage polarity, and ensure the input voltage exceeds the inverter's start-up voltage.
Why is my Power One Inverter showing 'Waiting Sun'?
If your Power One Inverter displays 'Waiting Sun' and fails to establish parallel with the grid, the inverter's input voltage might be lower than the required start-up voltage. Ensure the input voltage exceeds the start-up voltage and that there's sufficient radiation for system operation. Also, inspect the inverter's DC side and string connections. You may also need to review the photovoltaic system's sizing documentation and consider adjusting the start-up voltage on the display.
What does 'E013 Wrong Mode' mean on Power One Aurora PVI-5000-TL-OUTD Inverter?
If your Power One Inverter displays 'E013 Wrong Mode', it is due to an incorrect configuration of the input channels. Specifically, the operation mode selection switch of the input channels is set to PAR (channels in parallel), but the inputs of the inverter are not short-circuited (independent channels). Check the status of selection switch for the input channel operating mode and for jumpers between the input channels.
Why Power One Inverter shows 'W003 Grid Fail' due to high grid voltage?
If your Power One Inverter displays 'W003 Grid Fail', it means that the grid voltage exceeds the maximum value allowed for grid connection. Reduce the power of the photovoltaic generator by disconnecting strings or creating shading. If the issue persists and you notice an increase in grid voltage, it indicates high line impedance.
General| Manufacturer | Power One |
|---|---|
| Model | Aurora PVI-5000-TL-OUTD |
| Rated Power | 5000 W |
| Max. DC Power | 5500 W |
| Max. DC Voltage | 900 V |
| Number of MPPT | 2 |
| AC Voltage | 230 V |
| MPPT Range | 250 - 800 V |
| AC Output Voltage | 230 V |
| Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Protection Degree | IP65 |
| Operating Temperature Range | -25 °C to +60 °C |
| Cooling Method | Natural convection |
| Weight | 25 kg |
| Input Voltage Range | 200 V - 800 V |
Key safety warnings and procedures for safe operation.
Mandatory safety compliance and operational rules for qualified staff.
Step-by-step guide for securely mounting the inverter onto a wall.
Critical warnings regarding transformer-less design, grounding, and tampering.
Essential electrical checks before commissioning the inverter.
Selecting the correct grid standard for regional compliance.
Troubleshooting common problems encountered during the inverter's initial start-up phase.
