Single Phase Inverter with HD-Wave Technology Installation Guide For North America Version 1.
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Revision History l l l l l l l l l l In Commissioning chapter: o Updated the activation sequence o Removed RS232 reference Rapid shutdown (PVRSS): o Added important safety information notes and warnings o For a compliant PV Rapid Shutdown installation, use no more than 30 optimizers per string. o Enabling PVRSS from the inverter menu is only required if the installed optimizers were manufactured before 2015, otherwise it is enabled by default.
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Contents Contents Disclaimers Important Notice FCC Compliance Revision History Version 1.
Contents Mapper Application Creating a Site in the Monitoring Platform Paper Template Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter LCD Buttons Inverter Configuration – Setup Mode Configuration Menu Options Country and Grid Language Communication Power Control Display Maintenance Information Status Screens - Operational Mode Initial Status Main Inverter Status Energy Meter Status Telemetry Status ID Status Server Communication Status IP Status ZigBee Status Cellular Status GSM Status Communication Ports Status Smart
Contents Power Optimizer Troubleshooting Appendix B: Mechanical Specifications Mounting Brackets Type 1 Mounting Bracket Type 2 Appendix C: Replacing and Adding System Components Fuse Replacement Replacing an Inverter Replacing the DC Safety Unit 68 70 70 72 73 73 74 75 Technical Specifica�ons - Single Phase Inverters with HD-Wave Technology 78 Single Phase Inverter with HD-Wave Technology Installation MAN-01-00306-1.
HANDLING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS HANDLING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS During installation, testing and inspection, adherence to all the handling and safety instructions is mandatory. Failure to do so may result in injury or loss of life and damage to the equipment. Safety Symbols Information The following safety symbols are used in this document. Familiarize yourself with the symbols and their meaning before installing or operating the system. WARNING! Denotes a hazard.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS CONSIGNES DE SÉCURITÉ IMPORTANTES CONSERVEZ CES INSTRUCTIONS WARNING! The inverter cover must be opened only after shutting off the inverter ON/OFF switch located at the bottom of the inverter. This disables the DC voltage inside the inverter. Wait five minutes before opening the cover. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock from energy stored in the capacitors.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS WARNING! The Safety Switch meets all requirements for a code-compliant installation of this system. The DC Disconnect Switch disconnects both the positive and negative conductors. AVERTISSEMENT! Le sectionneur externe (inclus) repond aux exigences de conformité pour l’installation de ce système . Le coupeur CC ouvre les conducteurs positifs et négatifs. WARNING! The inverter input and output circuits are isolated from the enclosure.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS NOTE The symbol appears at grounding points on the SolarEdge equipment. This symbol is also used in this manual. NOTE A SolarEdge inverter may be installed in a site with a generator, however must not operate at the same time as the generator. Operating an inverter and a generator simultaneously will void the warranty. SolarEdge requires installing a physical or electronic interlock, which will prevent the generator and inverter from operating simultaneously.
Chapter 1: Introducing the SolarEdge Power Harvesting System Chapter 1: Introducing the SolarEdge Power Harvesting System The SolarEdge power harvesting solution maximizes the power output from any type of solar Photovoltaic (PV) installation while reducing the average cost per watt. The following sections describe each of the system’s components.
Chapter 1: Introducing the SolarEdge Power Harvesting System Monitoring Platform The monitoring platform enables monitoring the technical and financial performance of one or more SolarEdge sites. It provides past and present information on the system performance both at the system and module levels. Supported AC Grids The following figures illustrate grids that are supported by SolarEdge single phase inverters. Refer to Country and Grid on page 41).
Installation Procedure Installation Procedure The following is the procedure for installing and setting up a new SolarEdge site. Many of these also apply to modification of an existing site. 1. Connecting Power Optimizers in Strings, page 21. 2. Recording power optimizer serial numbers (optional), page 36. 3. Mounting the inverter, Page 25. 4. Connecting the AC and the String to the DC Safety Unit, page 29. 5. Commissioning and activating the installation, page 32. 6.
Chapter 1: Introducing the SolarEdge Power Harvesting System Inverter Transport and Storage Transport the inverter in its original packaging, facing up and without exposing it to unnecessary shocks. If the original package is no longer available, use a similar box that can withstand the weight of the inverter (refer to the inverter weight in the specification datasheet provided with the unit), has a handle system and can be closed fully.
Chapter 2: Installing the Power Optimizers Chapter 2: Installing the Power Optimizers Safety The following notes and warnings apply when installing the power optimizers. Some of the following may not be applicable to smart modules: WARNING! The metallic enclosure of the power optimizer must be grounded in accordance with the product's listing and local and national codes.
Chapter 2: Installing the Power Optimizers Pour installation à même le module ou la monture du module, consultez d'abord le fabricant du module sur la position et son impact sur la garantie du module. Le perçage de trous dans le cadre du module devra se faire suivant les instructions du fabricant.
Installation Guidelines l l l l l l l If connecting more modules than optimizer inputs in parallel, use a branch cable. Some commercial power optimizer models have a dual input. Position the power optimizer close enough to its module so that their cables can be connected. Make sure to use power optimizers that have the required output conductor length: o Minimize the use of extensions between power optimizers. o You can use extension cables between rows and from the end of string to the inverter.
Chapter 2: Installing the Power Optimizers Step 1: Mounting and Grounding the Power Optimizers For each of the power optimizers1: 1. Determine the power optimizer mounting location and use the power optimizer mounting brackets to attach the power optimizer to the support structure (See Figure 5). It is recommended to mount the poweroptimizer in a location protected from direct sunlight. For frame-mounted power optimizers follow the instructions supplied with the optimizers, or refer to https://www.
Step 1: Mounting and Grounding the Power Optimizers Figure 5: Power optimizer installation and grounding using a star washer l For mounting on rails with sliding nut fasteners: If the star washer cannot be used, use the SolarEdge grounding plate (purchased separately) between the railing and the flat side of the mounting bracket. Use mounting specific hardware as needed. Apply torque of 9.5 N*m / 7 lb*ft.
Chapter 2: Installing the Power Optimizers 6. Record power optimizer serial numbers and locations, as described in Reporting and Monitoring Installation Data on page 35. Step 2: Connecting a PV Module to a Power Optimizer NOTE Images are for illustration purposes only. Refer to the label on the product to identify the plus and minus input and output connectors. For each of the poweroptimizers: l Connect the Plus (+) output connector of the module to the Plus (+) input connector of the power optimizer.
Step 4: Verifying Proper Power Optimizer Connection 2. Connect the rest of the power optimizers in the string in the same manner. WARNING! If using a dual-input power optimizer and some inputs are not used, seal the unused input connectors with the supplied pair of seals. Figure 9: Power optimizers connected in series 3.
Chapter 3: Installing the Inverter Chapter 3: Installing the Inverter Install the inverter either before or after the modules and poweroptimizers have been installed. NOTE Use only copper conductors rated for a minimum of 75°C/ 167°F.
Opening Conduit Drill Guides l l l l Communication gland: For connection of inverter communication options. Refer to Setting Up Communication on page 52 for more information. Drain valve: Drains any moisture that may be accumulated in the unit. LCD panel: Displays inverter information and configuration parameters LCD LEDs: Three LEDs located to the right of the LCD indicate the following inverter statuses: Color Description Functionality On - The inverter is producing power.
Chapter 3: Installing the Inverter 2. Loosen the screws on the front cover of the Safety Switch , as shown below: Figure 11: Opening the Safety Switch cover 3. Remove the Safety Switch cover. 4. Open the required AC and DC conduit drill guides according to the conduits used in the installation: The drill guides are located at the bottom and sides of the enclosure, each with two sizes: ¾'' and 1''. Open the required drill guides, taking care not to interfere with any of the internal components.
Mounting the Inverter NOTE Make sure the mounting surface or structure can support the weight of the inverter. CAUTION! SolarEdge inverters can be installed at a minimum distance of 50 m/ 164 ft from the shoreline of an ocean or other saline environment, as long as there are no direct salt water splashes on the inverter.
Chapter 3: Installing the Inverter 6. Hang the inverter on the bracket: Lift the inverter from the sides, or hold it at the top and bottom of the inverter to lift the unit into place. Do not lift holding the Safety Switch as it may be damaged. Lower the inverter so that the notches on the inverter brackets are inserted in the holes of the wall brackets, as shown below. Figure 15: Hanging the inverter on the bracket 7.
Mounting the Inverter 8. Insert the screws at the top of the inverter brackets and fasten the brackets together. 9. Verify that all the brackets are firmly attached to the mounting surface. 28 Single Phase Inverter with HD-Wave Technology Installation MAN-01-00306-1.
Chapter 4: Connecting the AC and the Strings to the Safety Switch Chapter 4: Connecting the AC and the Strings to the Safety Switch The Safety Switch disconnects all ungrounded DC conductors of the circuit to which it is connected in compliance with the National Electric Code, and specifically NEC690.35, which addresses ungrounded PV arrays. The Safety Switch is rated to the maximum operating conditions of the inverter. The following figure illustrates the Safety Switch.
Connecting the Strings to the DC Safety Unit NOTE Connect the equipment grounding before connecting the AC wires to the AC terminal block. Veillez à relier le conducteur de PE (la terre) avant de connecter les fils CA au bornier CA. 4. Connect the wires to the appropriate terminal blocks according to the labels on the terminal blocks (N, , L1 and L2). 5.
Chapter 4: Connecting the AC and the Strings to the Safety Switch To connect the strings to the DC Safety Unit: 1. Equipment grounding: Connect the DC equipment ground conductor to the equipment grounding terminal block in the DC Safety Unit. NOTE Functional Electrical Earthing of DC-side negative or positive is prohibited because the inverter has no transformer. Equipment grounding of exposed conductive surfaces in the array is required per the NEC. 2.
Chapter 5: Commissioning the Installation Chapter 5: Commissioning the Installation This chapter describes how to activate the system, pair the poweroptimizers to the inverter and verify the proper functioning of the system. Step 1: Activating the System 1. Verify that the inverter ON/OFF switch is OFF. 2. If not already removed, remove the inverter cover: Open the inverter cover’s six Allen screws and carefully pull the cover horizontally before lowering it. WARNING! ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD.
Chapter 5: Commissioning the Installation 5. If required, perform any additional connections before closing the inverter cover (for example: Communication options connection – refer to Setting Up Communication on page 52 6. Close the inverter cover by tightening the screws with a torque of 3.0 N*m/ 2.2 lb*ft. 7. Turn ON the Safety Switch. If an additional external DC switch is installed between the power optimizers and the inverter(s) then turn it ON.
Step 2: Pairing Power Optimizers to the Inverter Step 2: Pairing Power Optimizers to the Inverter Once all connections are made, all the power optimizers must be logically paired to their inverter. The power optimizers do not start producing power until they are paired. This step describes how to assign each inverter to the power optimizers from which it will produce power. Perform this step when the modules are exposed to sunlight.
Chapter 5: Commissioning the Installation While the inverter is in Wakeup mode, it monitors the grid and verifies correct grid voltage and frequency. The following message is displayed: Waking Up... Remaining: 051 Sec The countdown indicates the seconds remaining until entering the Production mode. This time is in accordance with local regulations and is typically between three to five minutes. When countdown is complete, the inverter enters Production mode and produces power.
Providing Installation Information l Physical Layout: Shows a schematic physical layout of the components in the system, such as: inverters, strings and modules, as well as their electrical connectivity. This view enables a bird’s eye view of the actual location of a system component. Using the platform, you can: l View the latest performance of specific components. l Find under-performing components, such as modules, by comparing their performance to that of other components of the same type.
Chapter 5: Commissioning the Installation iPhone Use the Mapper smartphone application to scan the power optimizer and inverter 2D bar-codes. This application creates an XML file that can be uploaded to the monitoring platform during site registration. The Mapper can be downloaded from the application stores. For detailed information, refer to the Mapper Software Guide or to the Site Mapper demo movie, available on the SolarEdge website at http://www.solaredge.us/groups/installertools/site-mapper.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter This chapter describes the interfaces to use for inverter configuration, and the configuration procedures. LCD Buttons Use the four buttons located beneath the LCD panel for controlling the LCD menus, setting the inverter configuration, and moving between the inverter status screens. To use the LCD buttons when the inverter cover is removed, touch the white dots on the LCD button frame.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter Inverter Configuration – Setup Mode After inverter installation, an installer may perform basic system configuration. Configuration is done when the inverter is in Setup mode. To enter Setup mode: 1. Turn the inverter ON/OFF switch to OFF (AC remains ON). WARNING! If the inverter was operating properly (power was produced by the power optimizers), the following message is displayed. DC VOLTAGE DO NOT VDC: NOT SAFE DISCONNECT 72.
Inverter Configuration – Setup Mode RS485–1 ZigBee Conf Conf Cellular GPIO Conf Conf Power Control : Grid Control Energy RRCR Manager Conf. Reactive Active Phase Pwr Pwr Conf. Conf. Balance Wakeup Conf.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter Configuration Menu Options This section describes how to use the LCD menus for configuring the inverter. Country and Grid 1. Select the Country option to specify the country or region in which the inverter is installed and the grid to which it is connected. This parameter may arrive pre-configured. If so, verify that it is set to the proper country or region.
Communication The following shows a hierarchical tree of the menu options in the Communication menu. For detailed information about all the configuration options, refer to the Communication Options Application Note, available on the SolarEdge website at http://www.solaredge.us/files/pdfs/solaredge-communication_options_application_note_ v2_250_and_above.pdf.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter PAN ID Scan Channel Load ZB Defaults RS232 Conf1: Device Type Protocol Set APN Set Modem Set User Set Password Type Name GPIO Conf: Device Type Power Control Grid Control Energy RRCR Manager Conf. Reactive Active Phase Pwr Pwr Balance Wakeup Conf. Conf. Conf. P(f) Advanced Load Defaults Power control options are detailed in the Power Control Application Note, available on the SolarEdge website at http://www.
Display Display Select Display to set the following: l l Temperature LCD <30> On Time Temperature: Select Celsius or Fahrenheit units. LCD On Time <30>: The number of seconds that the LCD backlight is ON after pressing the LCD light button. Set a value within the range of 10-120 seconds.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter Information Select Information to display the following options: Versions Error Log Warning log Hardware l IDs Versions: Displays inverter firmware versions: o ID: The inverter ID. o DSP 1/2: The DSP digital control board firmware version o CPU: The communication board firmware version NOTE Please have these numbers ready when you contact SolarEdge Support. l l l Error Log: Displays the last five errors. Warning Log: Displays the last five warnings.
Energy Meter Status l l l l Pac [W]: The AC output power. Fac [Hz]: The AC output frequency. OPs_Ok: Number of optimizers sending telemetries (indicating that they are paired) Temp [C or F]: The inverter heat sink temperature Energy Meter Status Displays the total energy produced during the last day, month, year and since inverter installation. l l l Day[Wh]: 0.0 Month[KWh]: 0.0 Year[KWh]: 0.0 Total[KWh]: 0.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter Module: 10288063 1B Energy[Wh]:56.7 Vdc_O[V]: 40.0 Vdc_I[V]: l l l l l l 38.3 I_in[A]: 7.8 Temp[C]: 28.0 Module: Power optimizer serial number Energy: power optimizer energy Vdc_O: Power optimizer output voltage Vdc_I: Power optimizer input voltage (module voltage) I_in: Power optimizer input current Temp: Power optimizer temperature ID Status This screen displays the inverter software version and the country to which the inverter is configured. DSP1/2:1.
ZigBee Status IP MSK GW MAC 192.168.2.119 255.255.255.0 192.168.2.1 0-27-02-00-39-36 ZigBee Status This screen describes the ZigBee configuration: PAN:XXXXX CH:XX/XXXX MID:XXXX l l l l l RSSI: XX RSSI: The receive signal strength indication of the closest ZigBee in the system. L = low, M = medium, H = high and (-) = no signal. PAN ID: The ZigBee transceiver PAN ID (Personal Area Network Identification), the ID uniquely represents a device in a Zigbee network. Ch.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter Cellular Status If a cellular (CDMA) Plug-in is connected, this screen replaces the Server status screen: Server:Cell Status: MNO: Sig:5 message> Server: The method of communication to the SolarEdge monitoring platform. Should display Cell. Status: Displays OK if the inverter established a successful physical connection to the Cellular Plug-in.
Smart Energy Management Status l PROT: The protocol type to which the port is set: o For a SolarEdge device: RS485 protocol ZigBee protocol S: SolarEdge slave M: SolarEdge master P2P: ZigBee point-to-point MPM: ZigBee multipoint master (for the ZigBee gateway or for load management by the inverter) MPS: ZigBee multipoint slave (for a ZigBee router card) o o For electricity meters, refer to the application note - Connecting an Electricity Meter to SolarEdge Devices at http://www.solaredge.
Chapter 5: Configuring the Inverter l l l PWR Limit: The inverter maximum output power set by one of the power limiting options: o RRCR o Smart energy manager (Feed-in limitation) o P(f) o P(U) o Q(U) Cos Phi: The ratio between active to reactive power Power Prod: The power produced by the inverter For more information, refer to the Power Control Application Note, available on the SolarEdge website at http://www.solaredge.us/files/pdfs/application_note_power_ control_configuration.pdf.
Chapter 6: Setting Up Communication Chapter 6: Setting Up Communication The inverter sends the following information to the monitoring platform: l Power optimizer information received via the DC power lines (the PV output circuit) l Inverter information l Information of any other connected devices This chapter describes setting up communication between: l the inverter and the monitoring platform through the Internet (wired/ wireless), or through a cellular connection l multiple inverters for a master/slave
Chapter 6: Setting Up Communication Cellular This wireless communication option (purchased separately) enables using a cellular connection to connect one or several devices (depending on the data plan used) to the monitoring platform. The GSM Plug-in is provided with a user manual, which should be reviewed prior to connection. Refer to https://www.solaredge.com/sites/default/files/cellular_gsm_ installation_guide.
Removing the Inverter Cover The communication board has a standard RJ45 terminal block for Ethernet connection, a 6-pin terminal block for RS485 connection, and an 8-pin connector for power control devices. The SolarEdge ZigBee Plug-in and the CDMA plug-in can be connected to the communication board for optional wireless connection. Figure 22: Communication board connectors Removing the Inverter Cover If the inverter cover is not already removed, use the following procedure for cover removal.
Chapter 6: Setting Up Communication Figure 23: Removing the Inverter Cover Creating an Ethernet (LAN) Connection This communication option enables using an Ethernet connection to connect the inverter to the monitoring platform through a LAN. Figure 24: Example of Ethernet connection Ethernet cable specifications: l Cable type – a shielded Ethernet cable (Cat5/5E STP) may be used l Maximum distance between the inverter and the router – 100 m/ 330 ft.
Creating an Ethernet (LAN) Connection To connect the Ethernet cable: 1. Remove the inverter and Safety Switch covers as described in Removing the Inverter Cover on page 54. 2. Open the communication gland #1. CAUTION! The gland includes a rubber waterproof fitting, which should be used to ensure proper sealing. ATTENTION! Le cote interne du gland contient une rondelle qui doit être utilisée pour une bonne étancheïté. 3. Remove the plastic seal from one of the large openings. 4.
Chapter 6: Setting Up Communication Wire Color1 T568B T568A 10Base-T Signal 100Base-TX Signal 7 White/Brown White/Brown Reserved 8 Brown Brown Reserved RJ45 Pin # Figure 26: Standard cable wiring 7. Use a pre-crimped cable to connect via gland #1 to the RJ45 plug on the inverter's communication board or, if using a spool of cable, connect as follows: a. Insert the cable through the gland. b. Remove the cable’s external insulation using a crimping tool or cable cutter and expose eight wires. c.
Creating an RS485 Bus Connection 10. The inverter is configured by default to LAN. If reconfiguration is required: a. Make sure the ON/OFF switch is OFF. b. Turn ON the AC to the inverter by turning ON the circuit breaker on the main distribution panel. c. Turn ON the Safety Switch. WARNING! ELECTRICAL SHOCK HAZARD. Do not touch uninsulated wires when the inverter cover is removed. AVERTISSEMENT! RISQUE D’ÉLECTROCUTION, ne touchez pas les fils non isolés lorsque le couvercle de l'onduleur est retiré. d.
Chapter 6: Setting Up Communication The following sections describe how to physically connect the RS485 bus and how to configure the bus. To connect the RS485 communication bus: 1. Remove the inverter cover as described in Removing the Inverter Cover on page 54. 2. Remove the seal from one of the openings in communication gland and insert the wire through the opening. 3. Pull out the 6-pin RS485 terminal block connector, as shown below: Figure 28: The RS485 terminal block 4.
Creating an RS485 Bus Connection 6. For creating an RS485 bus - connect all B, A and G pins in all inverters. The following figure shows this connection schema: Figure 30: Connecting the inverters in a chain NOTE Do not cross-connect B, A and G wires. 7. Tighten the terminal block screws. 8. Check that the wires are fully inserted and cannot be pulled out easily. 9. Push the RS485 terminal block firmly all the way into the connector on the right side of the communication board. 10.
Chapter 6: Setting Up Communication To connect to the monitoring platform: 1. Designate a single inverter as the connection point between the RS485 bus and the SolarEdge monitoring platform. This inverter will serve as the master inverter. 2. Connect the master to the SolarEdge monitoring platform via the LAN or ZigBee communication option. To configure the RS485 communication bus: All inverters are configured by default as slaves. If reconfiguration is required: 1. Make sure the ON/OFF switch is OFF. 2.
Appendix A: Errors and Troubleshooting Appendix A: Errors and Troubleshooting This appendix describes general system problems, and how to troubleshoot them. For further assistance, contact SolarEdge Support.
Appendix A: Errors and Troubleshooting Troubleshooting RS485 Communication 1. If the message Master Not Found appears, check the connections to the master device and fix if required. 2.
Error Codes Code CPU v3.18xx and below CPU v3.19xx and above 44 3xB No Country Selected Select the country as described in Country and Grid on page 41 45 3x2 Inv. Comm. Error No communication with the digital board. Contact SolarEdge support. 48 3xF SW Error Contact SolarEdge support. Inverter remotely locked. Contact your installer.
Appendix A: Errors and Troubleshooting Code CPU v3.18xx and below CPU v3.19xx and above Error Message Troubleshooting o If the inverter is located far from the connection point to the grid, use a larger gauge AC wire. o Consult the grid operator. o If permitted by local authorities, change the grid protection values. Refer to http://www.solaredge.com/files/pdfs/vie wing_grid_protection_values.
Error Codes Code CPU v3.18xx and below CPU v3.19xx and above Error Message Troubleshooting output. o Refer to the AC Wiring Application Note http://www.solaredge.us/files/pdfs/application-noterecommended-wiring.pdf Temperature too high 117 18x75 Overtemp o Verify proper inverter clearances. o Make sure the heat-sink fins are clean and unobstructed.
Appendix A: Errors and Troubleshooting Code CPU v3.18xx and below CPU v3.19xx and above Error Message Troubleshooting PV Isolation fault. The inverter has detected the PV solar array is not properly isolated from ground earth. The isolation is checked each time the inverter starts up. 134 18x86 Isolation o Check the PV installation for isolation problems and ground leakage. o Only a certified PV installer must fix the faulty string before connecting it to the inverter. o Refer to www.solaredge.
Power Optimizer Troubleshooting Power Optimizer Troubleshooting If the inverter status screen indicates that not all power optimizers are paired or not all are reporting (P_OK xxx/yyy, and x
Appendix A: Errors and Troubleshooting Possible cause and troubleshooting Problem Extra power optimizer(s) connected in the string (not applicable to smart modules). Check if an extra power optimizer is connected in the string. If not – proceed to next solution. A module is connected directly to the string, without a power optimizer (not applicable to smart modules).
Appendix B: Mechanical Specifications Appendix B: Mechanical Specifications The following figure provides inverter dimensions in mm [in]. Mounting Brackets Type 1 Figure 32: SE3000H-US - SE7600H-US Inverter dimensions 70 Single Phase Inverter with HD-Wave Technology Installation MAN-01-00306-1.
Appendix B: Mechanical Specifications Figure 33: SE10000H-US - SE11400H-US inverter dimensions Single Phase Inverter with HD-Wave Technology Installation MAN-01-00306-1.
Mounting Bracket Type 2 Mounting Bracket Type 2 Figure 34: 10K - 11.4K inverter dimensions 72 Single Phase Inverter with HD-Wave Technology Installation MAN-01-00306-1.
Appendix C: Replacing and Adding System Components Appendix C: Replacing and Adding System Components NOTE If you are permanently disassembling the installation or part of it, make sure to use the disposal methods dictated by local regulations. Fuse Replacement The inverter is equipped with a fuse, located at the top right corner of the inverter. Fuse replacement kits are available from SolarEdge or you can use other fuses with identical ratings. 1.
Replacing an Inverter Replacing an Inverter 1. Turn OFF the inverter ON/OFF switch, and wait until the LCD indicates that the DC voltage is safe (<50V), or wait five minutes before continuing to the next step. WARNING! If you cannot see the inverter panel, or if a malfunction is indicated on the LCD panel, wait five minutes for the input capacitors of the inverter to discharge.
Appendix C: Replacing and Adding System Components 9. Remove the screws securing the inverter to the mounting brackets and lift the inverter from the mounting bracket. Figure 37: Mounting brackets NOTE If you remove the old inverter and do not immediately install a new one, then: o Lock the DC Safety Unit in the OFF position using a lock on the switch. o Secure the DC Safety Unit bracket to the wall/pole, using 3 screws o Use insulation tape to isolate each of the AC and DC wires.
Replacing the DC Safety Unit 3. Turn OFF the DC Safety Unit. 4. Open the DC Safety Unit cover: Release the four Allen screws and remove the cover. 5. Open the inverter cover as described in Removing the Inverter Cover on page 54. 6. Disconnect the DC and AC cables from the DC Safety Unit. 7. Disconnect the wires connected between the inverter and the DC Safety Unit: l Antenna cable from the communication board l DC and AC wires in the DC Safety Unit l Grounding cable 8.
Technical Specifications - Single Phase Inverters with HD-Wave Technology (North America) SE3000H-US SE3800H-US SE5000H-US SE6000H-US SE7600H-US SE10000H-US SE11400H-US Unit OUTPUT Rated AC Power Output 3000 Max AC Power Output 3000 3800 @ 240V 3300 @ 208V 3800 @ 240V 3300 @ 208V 6000 @ 240V 5000 5000 @ 208V 6000 @ 240V 5000 5000 @ 208V 7600 10000 11400 VA 7600 10000 11400 VA AC Output Voltage Min.-Nom.-Max.(183 - 208 - 229) - ü - ü - - - Vac AC Output Voltage Min.-Nom.-Max.
Technical Specifications - Single Phase Inverters with HD-Wave Technology (North America) SE3000H-US SE3800H-US SE5000H-US SE6000H-US SE7600H-US SE10000H-US SE11400H-US Unit 1 (adjustable from -0.85 to +0.
Technical Specifications - Single Phase Inverters with HD-Wave Technology (North America) SE3000H-US SE3800H-US SE5000H-US SE6000H-US SE7600H-US SE10000H-US SE11400H-US Unit Revenue Grade Data, ANSI C12.20 Optional1 Rapid Shutdown - NEC 2014 and 2017 690.12 Automatic Rapid Shutdown upon AC Grid Disconnect STANDARD COMPLIANCE Safety UL1741, UL1741 SA, UL1699B, CSA C22.2, Canadian AFCI according to T.I.L.
Technical Specifications - Single Phase Inverters with HD-Wave Technology (North America) Recommended OCPD size per grid: Inverter SE3000H-US Maximum Output Current (A) Minimum Fuse Rating (A) 12.5 Maximum Fuse Rating (A) 208 VAC 240 VAC 20 --- 50 SE3800H-US 16 20 50 50 SE5000H-US 21 30 50 50 SE6000H-US 25 35 --- 50 SE7600H-US 32 40 --- 50 SE10000H-US 42 60 --- 80 SE11400H-US 47.
