Solar-Log 2000 User Manual

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Accessing Yield Data
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Electricity costs:
The calculations are based on the rate defined in the Configuration | Plant | Electricity Costs settings.
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Savings + PV revenue:
This includes all of the revenue generated by the PV plant from the feed-in tariff and self-consumption.
In addition to self-consumption, the amount of electricity saved by not obtaining it from the grid, such as
from a battery system, is included.
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Purchased power expenses:
This displays the total expenses for the power obtained from the grid.
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Total:
This is the total after the purchased power expenses have been subtracted from the PV revenue.
Note!
The overview curve is only visible in the Yield Data | Finances section after sever-
al weeks of data recording.

Solar-Log 2000 Specifications

General

Device Type	Data Logger
Max Inverters	100
Power Supply	24 V DC
Remote Monitoring	Yes
Ethernet interface	Yes
Communication Interfaces	RS485, Ethernet
Protocols	Modbus
Data Storage	Internal

Summary

Safety information

Hazard Classes

Details the two classes of risk identified in safety instructions: Danger and Caution.

Wall mounting

Unit connections

Optional Connections

Connector Assignments and Wiring

Connecting the inverters

Switch off the inverters and the Solar-Log™.

Details the procedure for safely switching off inverters before making connections.

Connecting accessories

External power meter

Covers connecting external power meters via S0 input or RS485 bus for various applications.

Other connections

Installation

Connecting the Solar-Log™ to a network / PC

Details connecting the Solar-Log™ to a network or PC using Ethernet and other technologies.

Initial installation Solar-Log 250 and 300

Covers the initial setup requirements and easy installation process for Solar-Log 250 and 300.

Initial set up of the Solar-Log 1200

Explains the initial configuration process for the Solar-Log 1200 via touch display or web menu.

Setting up of the Solar-Log™ with the configuration wizard

Guides through setting up the Solar-Log™ using the configuration wizard for initial settings.

Main menu

Configuration Menu

Configuring network settings

Covers network settings including Ethernet, GPRS, WiFi, and Proxy configurations.

Internet Configuration

Covers settings for Internet access, portal configuration, email, SMS, export, and backup.

Configuring connected devices

Guides on defining, detecting, and configuring PV plant components connected to Solar-Log™.

Configuring Plant Data

Configuring Notifications

Covers configuring different types of notifications like recipient, device, yield, alarm, and power/failure.

Smart Energy

Explains defining and configuring switches for Smart Energy function, including groups and surplus management.

Feed-in Management

Details implementing grid operator requirements for active and reactive power control.

Active power

Covers various modes for active power reduction like deactivated, remote controlled, and fixed reduction.

Reactive Power

Covers reactive power control modes like fixed value cos (Phi) and variable cos (Phi).

Editing Data

System Configuration

Covers basic system settings like access control, language, display, licenses, and firmware.

Accessing Diagnostic values

Inverter Diagnostic

Provides tools for diagnosing inverters, including details, tracker, and module field comparison.

Battery Diagnostic

Accessing Notifications

Accessing Feed-In Management

Explains how to access and analyze inverter control and power reduction settings.

Smart Energy

Provides access to Smart Energy status, history, and simulation features.

Accessing Yield Data

Current values

Production

Allows selection of graphic displays for plant production, including day, month, year, and total views.

Consumption (only when consumption meters are connected)

Finances

Direct Device Configurations (Solar-Log 1200 and 2000)

Navigating from the touch screen

Settings on the device

Covers device settings including start menu, basic settings, USB, and advanced settings.

Error and Fault Messages on the Display

Notifications on the LCD Status Display (Solar-Log 250, 300, 1200 and 2000)

Faults

Restarting and resetting

Covers restarting the device and restoring factory settings via reset buttons or web menu.

Fault messages

Lists fault messages for GPRS, time, WiFi, Internet, export, email, portal, and feed-in management.

Fault messages GPRS

Fault messages WiFi

Fault messages Internet

Fault messages Feed-in Management