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ABB PVS300 Product Manual - Introduction to The Manual

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Manual is about: string type solar inverters

Summary of PVS300

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    Abb solar inverters product manual pvs300 string inverters 000 pvs300 product manual.Book page 1 monday, may 16, 2011 12:42 pm.

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    List of related manuals all manuals are available in pdf format on the internet. See further information on the inside of the back cover. Pvs300 manuals code (english) pvs300 user’s guide 3aua0000100680 option manuals and guides pvs-apk-f control unit wall mounting kit installation guide 3aua0000100...

  • Page 3: Product Manual

    Product manual pvs300 string inverters 3aua0000096321 rev a en effective: 2011-05-13 © 2011 abb oy. All rights reserved. 1. Safety table of contents 4. Mechanical installation 5. Electrical installation 7. Start-up 000 pvs300 product manual.Book page 3 monday, may 16, 2011 12:42 pm.

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    000 pvs300 product manual.Book page 4 monday, may 16, 2011 12:42 pm.

  • Page 5: Table of Contents

    Table of contents 5 table of contents list of related manuals . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 1. Safety what this chapter contains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....

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    6 table of contents rj45 data connector x6 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 additional pe terminal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 4. Planning the installati...

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    Table of contents 7 connection area layout . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51 dc cabling connection procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 assembling the dc connectors to...

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    8 table of contents 11. Troubleshooting what this chapter contains . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 replacing string fuses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....

  • Page 9: Safety

    Safety 9 1 safety what this chapter contains this chapter presents the safety instructions which you must follow when installing, operating and servicing the inverter. Read these safety instructions carefully before working with the product. Failure to observe these instructions can result in physic...

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    10 safety intended use the inverter can only be used as part of a solar system when it is permanently connected to the electrical grid. Safety during installation and maintenance these warnings are intended for everyone who works with the inverter, its input and output cabling, or the associated sol...

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    Safety 11 • never perform solar array or inverter installation or cabling work while the inverter is connected to the electrical grid or to the solar arrays. • never work on control cabling while the inverter or external control circuits are connected to power. Dangerous voltages (115 or 230 v) can ...

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    12 safety • dangerous voltages can be present at the terminals of the ac and dc cables when they are not connected to the inverter. Handle disconnected cables carefully. Grounding safety (pe) warning! Ignoring the following instructions can cause injury or death, increased electromagnetic interferen...

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    Safety 13 general safety warning! Ignoring the following instructions can cause injury or death, or damage to the equipment. • the inverter is not field repairable. Never attempt to repair a malfunctioning unit; contact your supplier, local abb representative or authorized service center for a repla...

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    14 safety 000 pvs300 product manual.Book page 14 monday, may 16, 2011 12:42 pm.

  • Page 15: Introduction to The Manual

    Introduction to the manual 15 2 introduction to the manual what this chapter contains this chapter describes the intended audience and contents of the manual. It includes a flowchart, covering delivery to commissioning, with references to where detailed instructions can be found. Applicability the m...

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    16 introduction to the manual planning the installation describes the steps which must be completed prior to actual installation. Mechanical installation describes the mechanical installation. Electrical installation describes the electrical installation. Installation checklist contains a list for f...

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    Introduction to the manual 17 quick installation and start-up flowchart task see chapter: plan the installation: check ambient conditions, inverter ratings, cabling requirements, required cooling air flow, installation location, prepare equipment layout, compatibility with solar arrays and other sys...

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    18 introduction to the manual terms and abbreviations term/abbreviation explanation ac alternating current. Cable lug a connector which is crimped onto the end of cable. Also known as a crimp connector or cable anchor. Circuit breaker automatic switch which will trip to off and protect the load circ...

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    Introduction to the manual 19 parameter user-adjustable operation instruction to the inverter, or signal measured or calculated by the inverter. Photovoltaic cell, generator, module, string, array and array junction box in this manual, solar power system components based on photovoltaic effect are c...

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    20 introduction to the manual 000 pvs300 product manual.Book page 20 monday, may 16, 2011 12:42 pm.

  • Page 21: Operation Basics and

    Operation basics and hardware description 21 3 operation basics and hardware description what this chapter contains this chapter briefly describes the construction, operation and control principle of the pvs300 string inverter. Overview the pvs300 transformerless string inverter converts direct curr...

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    22 operation basics and hardware description 1. As the sun rises, the inverter wakes up when there is enough daylight for the solar modules to generate dc voltage in excess of the minimum inverter operating limit. 2. After waking up, the inverter verifies the status of the power line and then switch...

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    Operation basics and hardware description 23 layout drawing no. Description no. Description 1 front cover 1) 12 inlet conduits for control cables, 3 pcs 2 control area: display, leds, keypad 13 cooling fan and holder 3) 3 dc switch handle 0=off, 1=on 14 dc connectors 4 main enclosure 15 ac and pe co...

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    24 operation basics and hardware description 1) interlocked. The front cover and the bottom cover can be removed and replaced only when the dc switch is in position 0 (switched off). The covers can be removed separately. 2) control cable clamps (3 pieces), fixing screws m4x14 (6 pieces), allen key, ...

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    Operation basics and hardware description 25 block diagram of three-phase solar system the figure below shows the three-phase system configuration. Note: depending on the local grid code requirements, the circuit breaker at the ac distribution board can be either a single 3 pole circuit breaker or t...

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    26 operation basics and hardware description pvs300 block diagram no. Component description 1 dc terminals connection of dc cabling from solar arrays 2 main board integrated circuit board onto which the main circuit components are attached 3 string fuses short circuit protection for string circuits ...

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    Operation basics and hardware description 27 features operation and protection features feature description/operation automatic operation the inverter wakes up and goes to sleep automatically depending on the solar radiation conditions. It connects and disconnects to the electrical grid automaticall...

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    28 operation basics and hardware description user interface and communication features ac short circuit protection in case of external ac side short circuit, the inverter trips to protect its electronics. Over temperature protection if the inverter detects potentially harmful internal temperatures, ...

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    Operation basics and hardware description 29 type designation label the type designation label is located on the right hand side of the inverter. Type designation key the type designation contains information on the specifications and configuration of the inverter. You find the type designation on t...

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    30 operation basics and hardware description optional accessories connections and control interfaces see the connection diagram on page 50 . Dc input connectors the inverter has four pairs of dc+ and dc- connectors to attach up to four separate strings of solar panels. Each string is connected to on...

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    Operation basics and hardware description 31 clamp connections for cable shields clamp connections for the cables shields are used to equalise the control cable shields and inverter control board potential. Rj45 data connector x6 rj45 (8p8c) connector is used for connecting the control unit or wirel...

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  • Page 33: Planning The Installation

    Planning the installation 33 4 planning the installation what this chapter contains this chapter instructs in planning the mechanical and electrical installation. Selecting the location for the inverter warning! Do not install the inverter in a location where: • corrosive, explosive or flammable mat...

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    34 planning the installation • the installation room or cabinet must have adequate ventilation and/or cooling for all equipment inside. See mechanical data on page 103 . • there must be enough space for the inverter for proper airflow. See section required clearances for cooling on page 107 . The wa...

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    Planning the installation 35 selecting the control cables general rules it is recommended to use halogen free, shielded control and data cables. A double-shielded cable is the best alternative for low-voltage digital signals but a single-shielded twisted pair cable is also usable. Signals in separat...

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    36 planning the installation recommended cable type for modbus over eia/rs-485 shielded twisted pair cable (stp), impedance 100...150 ohm with 120 ohm termination resistors (for example, lapp kabel unitronic ® lihch (tp) or equivalent) is recommended. Tools needed during installation depending on th...

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    Planning the installation 37 checking solar array and inverter compatibility check that: • solar modules and dc cables used in the system are protection class ii certified (double insulated). • solar modules used in the system do not require grounding of dc+ or dc- terminals. • solar modules used in...

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    38 planning the installation protecting the solar array and dc input cables from short-circuits the inverter dc string fuses and short-circuit diode protect the inverter dc circuit, the dc input cables and solar modules from short-circuit situations provided that the dc cables and solar array are di...

  • Page 39: Mechanical Installation

    Mechanical installation 39 5 mechanical installation what this chapter contains this chapter describes how to check the installation location and inverter delivery, the installation tools required and the mechanical installation procedure for the inverter. Warning! Ignoring the following instruction...

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    40 mechanical installation 1. Check that the package is not damaged. 2. Before opening the package, check the sales package labels to verify that the delivery is of the correct type. 3. Transport the inverter in its packaging to the installation site. 4. Avoid removing items from the sales package u...

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    Mechanical installation 41 removing and replacing the front cover and bottom cover the front and bottom covers can only be removed and replaced when the dc switch (1) is set to the off position. It is not possible to turn the dc switch, or operate the inverter, when either of the covers is removed. ...

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    42 mechanical installation removing and replacing the bottom cover to remove the bottom cover, turn the dc switch (1) to the off position and then gently pull the bottom cover (4) downwards. To replace the bottom cover, ensure that the dc switch is in the off position and gently push the over upward...

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    Mechanical installation 43 installing the mounting plate onto the supporting structure see section dimension drawing on page 105 for details of dimensions, weights and free space requirements. No. Description 1 cantilever support for inverter hanging 2 pilot securing point, ∅ 6.5 mm 3 wall securing ...

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    44 mechanical installation installation sequence note: ensure that dust from drilling will not enter the inverter during the installation. Note: when a self-carrying wall surface, such as a brick wall, is not available: mounting dimensions clearances h h1 h2 h3 w w1 w2 w3 w4 cb cs ct mm 411 200 239 ...

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    Mechanical installation 45 • if stud work can be located behind the wall surface and the mounting plate holes can be aligned with it, the mounting plate can be fastened to the stud work. • if suitable stud work cannot be located, a strong supporting structure (for example, stud work, boards, railing...

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    46 mechanical installation installing the inverter onto the mounting plate installation sequence 1. Remove the bottom cover from the inverter. See removing and replacing the front cover and bottom cover on page 41 . 2. With the top of the inverter tilted slightly towards you, lift it up so that the ...

  • Page 47: Electrical Installation

    Electrical installation 47 6 electrical installation what this chapter contains this chapter describes the electrical installation process for the inverter. It explains how to fit connectors and to perform cabling. It also presents the purpose and pinout of each connector. See section safety during ...

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    48 electrical installation routing the cables general rules ideally, the input, output and control cables should be installed on separate trays. If control cables must cross over power cables, arrange them at an angle as near to 90 degrees as possible. Try to ensure that control cables and the ac ou...

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    Electrical installation 49 inverter the inverter has been tested for insulation between the main circuit and the chassis (1500 v rms 50 hz for 1 second) at the factory. Do not perform any additional voltage tolerance or insulation resistance tests, for example with hi-pot or megger, on any part of t...

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    50 electrical installation connection diagram description description 1 relay output terminal (optional) 6 rj45 data type 8p8c plug 2 remote control unit terminal 7 rj45 data type 8p8c jack 3 i2i link terminal 8 ac cable connector 4 rs-485 embedded fieldbus interface 9 additional pe terminal* 5 clam...

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    Electrical installation 51 connecting the power cables see section selecting the power cables on page 34 . Connection area layout description 1 negative dc inputs, female panel receptacles, 4 in parallel 2 positive dc inputs, male panel receptacles, 4 in parallel 3 feedthrough rubber grommets for co...

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    52 electrical installation dc cabling connection procedure assembling the dc connectors to the cables warning! For protection against electric shock, the dc connectors must be completely isolated from the power supply during assembly. Description 1 turn off the dc switch on the inverter front panel ...

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    Electrical installation 53 2 use connector type pv-kbt4 for the dc+ connection and connector type pv-kst4 for the dc- connection. 3 check that the cables are of the right type and diameter. Check that the conductor diameter corresponds to the internal diameter of the metal contact. 4 strip the insul...

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    54 electrical installation 8 insert the test pin with the corresponding side into the socket or plug. If the contact is properly assembled, the white marking on the test pin must still be visible. 9 screw on the cable gland hand-tight and then tighten it to the correct torque. Description 000 pvs300...

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    Electrical installation 55 ac cabling connection procedure description 1 isolate the inverter from all possible power sources. See isolating the pvs300 inverter from external power sources on page 11 . 2 insert ac cable through ac connector body and multilayer rubber grommet. Discard unused parts of...

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    56 electrical installation connecting the control cables see section selecting the control cables on page 35 . Connection area layout description 1 x1 spring terminal, programmable output relay interface for external control equipment. 2 x2 spring terminal, rs-485 interface for remotely installed co...

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    Electrical installation 57 output relay, terminal x1 control unit remote installation, terminal x2 inverter to inverter link, terminal x3 (i2i) pin name description x1:1 ro_com relay output, common x1:2 ro_nc relay output, normally closed x1:3 ro_no relay output, normally open at inverter control bo...

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    58 electrical installation embedded fieldbus interface, terminal x4 embedded fieldbus interface, termination resistor switch pin name description x4:1 data + inverter rs-485 transmit data x4:2 data - inverter rs-485 receive data x4:3 gnd_a functional ground, isolated switch name description s1:1 bia...

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    Electrical installation 59 connection procedure 1. Remove the front and bottom covers. See removing and replacing the front cover and bottom cover on page 41 . 2. If necessary, fit dc connectors to the ends of the cables coming from the solar strings. See dc cabling connection procedure on page 52 ....

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  • Page 61: Installation Checklist

    Installation checklist 61 7 installation checklist what this chapter contains this chapter contains an inspection list for checking the mechanical and electrical installation of the inverter before start-up. Checklist go through the checklist with another person. Follow the instructions given in cha...

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    62 installation checklist mechanical installation (see mechanical installation on page 39 ) check that: the mechanical installation and markings correspond to the system’s layout and design drawings. The installation location is properly selected. There is sufficient free space around the unit (see ...

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    Installation checklist 63 the external line circuit breakers are adequately sized. See ac output data and grid requirements on page 102 . The ac distribution board is installed, wired and inspected correctly and according to local regulations. All shrouds and covers are in place and secured. Serial ...

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  • Page 65: Start-Up

    Start-up 65 8 start-up what this chapter contains this chapter describes the start-up procedure of the inverter. Warning! Only qualified electricians are allowed to perform installation, cabling or testing work on the inverter! The safety instructions in chapter safety on page 9 must be followed dur...

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    66 start-up first start-up switch on the ac line circuit breaker at the ac distribution board. The control board and graphical display wakes up. The boot screen appears with a counterclockwise rotating arrow. After 10 seconds, the splash screen appears for a few seconds. Select the user language wit...

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    Start-up 67 first start assistance appears automatically to the screen if the inverter has been powered up for the first time after factory tests. First start assistance also appears automatically if the unit has been powered up but the first start-up settings have not been confirmed by the user. En...

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    68 start-up check the date, time and installation country selections. Navigate back with the left softkey if corrections are required. Press the right softkey to confirm installation country. Note: after confirmation only authorized abb service partners can make modifications to installation country...

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    Start-up 69 note: when i2i link is in use, the multiunit view should show the combined data for all three inverters. 74.01 node address. Set the node address of the inverter to match the ac grid phase. For example, phase l1 to address “01”, l2 to “02” and l3 to “03”. 75.01 enable 3 phase monitoring....

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  • Page 71: Operation

    Operation 71 9 operation what this chapter contains this chapter describes the operating modes, operation of the control unit, the information shown by leds and the graphical display. The inverter user interface the control unit sits behind the front panel. Normally, the inverter is controlled using...

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    72 operation the inverter’s main user interface is a control unit, featuring buttons, leds and an lcd graphical display. Additionally, there are status leds on the inverter control board which can be seen when the control unit is removed. For information on the use of the panel, see chapter navigati...

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    Operation 73 the operating modes of the pvs300 string inverter operating status example graphical display description sleep this is a low power consumption mode in which only essential electronics use power. The inverter enters sleep mode when the dc input voltage is below a threshold value and ther...

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    74 operation control buttons the buttons on the front panel or control unit are used to navigate the menus. Note that not all buttons are used in all views. • the up and down direction buttons are used to scroll up and down to different items within menu screens and to adjust values. Briefly pushing...

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    Operation 75 • the left softkey is used to select items shown on the bottom left of the display. This key is usually used for stepping backwards, for example to select cancel , exit , no and back . If held down, the left softkey exits each menu and nested view in turn, finally returning to the outpu...

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    76 operation led on control unit led description and behavior 1 operational status, red or green, off, on or flashing. 2 danger of electric shock, red symbol, steady on if inverter has diagnosed an active ground fault. Led description and behavior 1 bi-colour led illuminates red or green. Can be off...

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    Operation 77 led status indications graphical display the graphical display is used to show: • operational status • menus which can be navigated by the user • performance monitoring • event messages (for example, faults, warnings, maintenance reminders) • help refer to chapter start-up on page 65 fo...

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    78 operation common display zones note: in multi-unit installations, information in the status and softkey bars applies to the whole system. Information about individual devices cannot be viewed with the panel. The status icon shows the current state of the inverter. 1 status bar includes the headin...

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    Operation 79 start up assistant the start up assistant appears automatically when the inverter is first installed. This menu guides the user through the settings for language, date, time and installation country. Note: the installation country is permanent once the setting has been confirmed. If you...

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    80 operation shows the cumulative value of energy that has been produced during the week, month, year and 24 years respectively. The total page shows cumulative values since the unit was installed. The energy output and operation time headers and values are always shown. The co 2 reduction header an...

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    Operation 81 events submenu this is subdivided into two menus, one for faults and the other for events. In both cases the view shows the date and nature of the fault or event. Push the help (?) button to see any available additional information about the event. Events remain in the event log even af...

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    82 operation help help pages contain context-sensitive problem-solving instructions and descriptions of functions and parameters. Press the help (?) button to display the help page, if there is one, for the currently selected fault, menu item, parameter etc. Progress indication a progress bar is sho...

  • Page 83: Maintenance

    Maintenance 83 10 maintenance what this chapter contains this chapter explains the routine maintenance actions for the inverter. General about maintenance the inverter is a high-quality product which is designed to require very little maintenance and downtime. In the event of a problem or malfunctio...

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    84 maintenance requirements for maintenance personnel the maintenance person is typically the building or solar system caretaker. For residential systems, the maintenance person is often the building owner. During commissioning, the commissioning electrician must teach the maintenance person the mai...

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    Maintenance 85 replacing fans monthly ( yearly if the inverter is indoors with restricted access) check connections check that cables are properly routed to the inverter. Cables should be tidy, secure and in good condition. Check that connectors are properly connected and that they are in a safe, un...

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    86 maintenance available spare part kits replacing the cooling fan 1 turn off the main disconnector and circuit breaker(s) at the ac distribution board. 2 turn the dc switch (1) on the front of the inverter to the off position. 3 if applicable, turn off disconnecting switches and circuit breakers be...

  • Page 87: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting 87 11 troubleshooting what this chapter contains this chapter explains how to replace inverter components. It also presents the possible malfunction indications and symptoms along with the corrective actions. Replacing string fuses 1. Switch off the dc switch on the inverter. 2. Remo...

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    88 troubleshooting 11. Push the fuse holders back into position. 12. Repeat steps 7 to 11 for all string inputs in use. 13. Reconnect all dc cables to the corresponding inputs on the inverter. 14. Replace the front and bottom covers. See section removing and replacing the front cover and bottom cove...

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    Troubleshooting 89 fault messages fault message id code fault message description causes of fault and corrective actions 1 overcurrent inverter has performed overcurrent trip and has disconnected from the grid. Possible causes for overcurrent peak are an ac side short-circuit, other sudden ac side v...

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    90 troubleshooting 4 dc cap overvoltage inverter has diagnosed too high dc capacitor voltage caused by imbalance between upper and lower capacitors. Check and record the dc voltage reading from technical information page. If the fault is on and dc voltage reading is inside allowed range, try to rese...

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    Troubleshooting 91 17 gnd impedance fault inverter has diagnosed too low impedance (isolation fault) between dc+ or dc- bus of the inverter and the ground before establishing grid connection. Power down the inverter: turn dc switch to ‘0’ and ac side circuit breaker to off position. Check that no pe...

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    92 troubleshooting 25 pwr brd id fault inverter cannot detect the power board. This can be hw or sw fault which cannot be reset. Inverter must be replaced. Record the event’s date & time, inverter’s serial number and inform your system supplier. 26 inv overtemp. Fault inverter has performed over tem...

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    Troubleshooting 93 27 ctlbrd overtemp. Fault inverter has diagnosed control board temperature to be over trip limit and has performed over temperature trip and disconnected from the grid. Inverter’s control board temperature has been rising over trip limit despite output current reduction function. ...

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    94 troubleshooting 31 mcu conn fault inverter has diagnosed internal communication error. This is hw fault and cannot be reset. Inverter must be replaced. Record the event’s date & time, inverter’s serial number and inform your system supplier. 32 mcu uac fault inverter has diagnosed internal measur...

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    Troubleshooting 95 warning messages warning message id code warning message description cause of warning and inverter’s behavior maintenance or service person actions 1000 dc fuse blown dc string fuse has failed. If there are several inputs connected and some of them without solar fuse failure; the ...

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    96 troubleshooting 1006 ext fan max. Runtime inverter’s software has calculated that cooling fan’s reported lifetime by the fan manufacturer adjusted to inverter’s actual operational environment has been reached. Inverter and cooling fan continues normal operation. To minimize close future output po...

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    Troubleshooting 97 2995 pbremote grid fault 3-phase monitoring: one of the inverter’s connected to remaining ac grid phases has sensed instability of the 3-phase supply and has disconnected from the grid. Remaining operating inverters continue operation according to 3-phase monitoring setup, paramet...

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  • Page 99: Decommissioning

    Decommissioning 99 12 decommissioning what this chapter contains this chapter explains how to remove the inverter from service and recycle it at the end of its lifetime. Removing the inverter from service 1. Switch off the dc switch on the front panel of inverter. 2. Electrically isolate the inverte...

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    100 decommissioning 12. If applicable, remove the padlock from underneath the inverter. 13. Remove the locking screw from underneath the inverter. 14. Lift the inverter upwards and tilt it forwards, then lift it off of the mounting plate. 15. Remove the mounting plate from the wall. 16. Recycle the ...

  • Page 101: Technical Data

    Technical data 101 13 technical data what this chapter contains this chapter presents the technical data for the inverter. Dc input data and solar requirements inverter type pvs300-tl- 3300w-2 4000w-2 4600w-2 6000w-2 8000w-2 nominal solar array power 3400 w 4200 w 4800 w 6200 w 8300 w maximum solar ...

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    102 technical data ac output data and grid requirements tested and approved solar string fuse types cooper bussmann, pv-1…20a10f, 1000 vdc and ferraz shawmut, pv fuse hp10m1…20a, 1000 vdc solar string fuse nominal current rating 12 a type cooper bussmann pv-12a10f included to inverter solar string f...

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    Technical data 103 environmental data and requirements mechanical data user interface and communication data inverter type pvs300-tl- 3300w-2 4000w-2 4600w-2 6000w-2 8000w-2 environmental category outdoor, wet locations ingress protection class ip55 pollution degree classification pd3 acoustic noise...

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    104 technical data performance data product marking and compliance derating the inverter monitors its internal temperature and derates the power output accordingly to protect the inverter, protection devices and cabling. Derating is fully automatic. While derating is active, if the inverter’s temper...

  • Page 105: Dimension Drawing

    Dimension drawing 105 14 dimension drawing what this chapter contains this chapter presents the external dimensions of the inverter and also shows the clearance dimensions to ensure that the inverter is properly ventilated. Inverter dimensions 000 pvs300 product manual.Book page 105 monday, may 16, ...

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    Dimension drawing 107 required clearances for cooling 000 pvs300 product manual.Book page 107 monday, may 16, 2011 12:42 pm.

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  • Page 109: Navigation Map

    Navigation map 109 15 navigation map what this chapter contains this chapter presents the navigation map in conjunction with instructions for how to read it. How to read the navigation map the top row of the navigation map shows the start-up sequence, from left to right, which is followed when the i...

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  • Page 113

    Further information product and service inquiries address any inquiries about the product to your local abb representative, quoting the type designation and serial number of the unit in question. A listing of abb sales, support and service contacts can be found by navigating to www.Abb.Com/solar and...

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