Growatt Grid, Sungold 1000 Installation & Operation Manual

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GR - UM - 001 - 09

GROWATT NEW ENERGY CO.,LTD

No. 2 8 Gua nghui R oad, Lo ngten g Commu nity, Shi yan, Ba oan Dis trict , Shenz hen, P.R. C hi na

Congratulations on choosing our Grid PV Inverter， Our Grid PV Inverter are a highly reliable products due to their innovative design and perfect quality control.Such invert ers are used in high demand, grid-linked PV systems. This manual contains important information regarding installation and safe operation of this unit. Be sure to read this manual carefully before using. If you encounter any problems during installation or operation of this unit， first check this manual before contacting your local dealer or representative . Instructions inside this manual will help you solve most installation and operation difficulties.

CONTRNT

INSTALLATION

2.1 Installation manual

2.2 Fixed on the wall

2.3 Connect to the grid (AC utility)

2.4 Connect to PV panel (DC input)

2.5 Checking

2.6 System diagram

MODES OF OPERATION

3.1 Normal mode

3.2 Fault mode

3.3 Shutdown mode

3.4 Sound control LCD display

INVERTER STATUS

COMMUNICATIONS

5.1 Communications software instructions

5.2 Monitor

5.3 Detailed information

5.4 RS 485 cable connection

TROUBLE SHOOTING

SPECIFICATIONS

Content 1

Design Overview

Front Overview

Bottom Overview

Open ing the pack age

Item

Name

Ouantity

Solar inverter

Mounting frame

Mounting scre ws

Safety-lock screw s

Mounting frame scre ws s le ev e

AC socket

AC socket assembly scre ws

Installation & Operation manual

RS485 waterproo f de vi ce

RS485 waterproo f de vi ce a ss em bl y sc re w

After opening the package, please check the contents of the box. It should contain the following：

Installation 2

2.1 In stallati on manual

Do no t re mo ve t he c as in g. I nv er te r contains no use r se rv ic ea bl e parts. Refe r serv ic in g to q ua li fi ed ser vi ce per so na l. All wiri ng and electrical in st al la ti on sh ou ld be con du ct ed by a qu al if ie d ser vi ce personnel and must meet national requirements of AS/NZS 3000.

Both AC and DC vo lt ag e sou rc es ar e ter mi na te d ins id e the PV Inverter. Pl ea se d is co nn ec t th es e ci rc ui ts b ef or e se rv ic in g.

When a ph ot ov ol ta ic pa ne l is exposed to light, it ge ne ra te s a DC voltage. When conn ec te d to t hi s equi pm en t, a p ho to vo lt ai c pa ne l will charge the DC link capacitors.

Energy st or ed in this eq ui pm en t’s DC link ca pa ci to rs pr es en ts a ris k of el ec tr ic shoc k. Even afte r th e un it is disconnected f ro m th e gr id and ph ot ov ol ta ic pa ne ls , h ig h v ol ta ge s m ay st il l e xi st in si de th e P VInverter. Do no t remove the casing un ti l at le as t 10 mi nu te s afte r disconnecting all power sources.

This un it i s de si gn ed t o fe ed p ow er t o th e pu bl ic p ow er t o th e public grid (utility) only. Do n ot c on ne ct t his unit to an AC source or generator. Co nn ec ti ng Inv er te r to ex te rn al dev ic es cou ld res ul t in serious damage to your equipment.

Carefully remove t he un it fr om it s packing and in sp ec t f or ex te rn al damage. If you fi nd an y imp er fe ct io ns , ple as e con ta ct yo ur lo ca l dealer.

Although d es ig ne d t o me et al l safety re qu ir em en ts , s om e parts a nd surfaces of In ve rt er a re s ti ll h ot during o pe ra ti on . To re du ce t he r is k of in ju ry, do n ot touc h the h ea t si nk at th e ba ck of th e PV- In ve rt er or nearby surfaces while Inverter is operating.

Image 1

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2.2 Fi xed on the wal l

Se le ct a w a l l o r s o l i d vertical surface that can support the PV-Inverter.

Inverter r eq ui re s a de qu at e cooling spa ce . All ow at least 20cm space abo ve and below the inverter.

Using the mounting frame as a template, drill 4 holes as il l us tra t ed in im a ge 1+2.

Fix t he mounting fr am e as the fig ure sho ws . Do not make the scre ws to be flush to the wal l. Instead, leave 2 to 4mm exposed.

Hang th e in ve rt er o n the mounting frame.

Chec k t h e in st a l l a tio n conditions.

Do not install the PV-Inverter on a slanted surface.

Check the upper straps of PV-Inverter and ensure i t fi ts o n to t he b ra ck et .

Insert safety-lock scre ws t o th e bo tt om l eg t o se cu re t he i nv er te r (i ma ge 3 ).

Check th e secu re moun ti ng of th e PV-In ve rt er by tr yi ng to raise it from th e bottom. The PV-Inverter should rem ai n fi rm ly a tt ac he d.

Select the installation location so that the status display can be easily viewed.

Choose a st ro ng mounting wal l to p re ve nt vibrations whi le i nv er te r is operating

2.3 Co nnect to the g rid (AC util ity)

B C

Measure th e grid (u ti li ty ) v ol ta ge and fr eq ue nc y. It should b e 2 30 VAC ( or 220VAC), 50/60Hz and single phase.

Open the brea ke r or f us e be tw ee n PV I nv er te r an d ut il it y.

For Inverter, AC w ires specifications as follows:

Model

_( m m)

Area(mm²)

AWG n o.

Gro wa tt 1 00 0

Sungold 1000

2.05

3.332

under a ny condition! Ma ke sure th e m ax im um open circ ui t vo lt ag e ( Voc ) of ea ch PV st ri ng is les s tha n 450 V DC fo r Gro wa tt 10 00 ,S un gl od 1000,The length of input wire m us t be l es s th an 30 m.

Use H4 or M C4 (Mul ti -c on ta ct ) co nn ec to rs for PV a rr ay term in al s. Make sure DC s wi tc h is o ff b ef ore connecting.

Connect the po si ti ve ne ga ti ve te rm in al s f ro m t he PV pa ne l t o p os it iv e (+) terminals a nd ne ga ti ve (- ) terminals o n t he PV- In ve rt er. Ea ch DC te rm in al on Inverter can withstand 20ADC.

Before c on ne ct in g P V p an el s t o D C t er mi na ls , p le as e make sure the polarity is cor re ct . I nc or rec t pol ar it y con ne ct io n cou ld pe rm an en tl y damage th e un it . Ch ec ks short-circu it current o f th e PV stri ng . The t ot al short-circu it cu rre nt of the PV stri ng sho ul d be less than the inve rt er ’s maximum DC curren t.

High volt ag es exis t when the PV p an el is ex po se d to t he sun .To re du ce risk of electric sho ck , avoid tou ch in g live co mp on en ts a nd tr ea t connection terminals care fu ll y.

2.4 Co nnect to PV pa nel (DC inpu t)

2.5 Ch ecking

6 7

2.5. 1 Country se lecting

When the PV pan el s ar e connected and th ei r outp ut volt ag e is g re at er than 70V dc but t he AC g ri d is not ye t connected, inverter wi ll star t up auto ma ti ca ll y. I f it is t he first ti me t o po we r o n th e in ve rt er after in st al la ti on , yo u may n ee d to s el ec t a s pe ci fi c country* .Ot he rw is e, the int er fa ce will sta y at the ‘Ple as e Sele ct ’ inte rf ac e all the time. There a re e le ve n op ti on s to s el ec t, a s th e li st b el ow.

Country/Regulation Name

options

VDE0126-1-1

Germany

UK_G83

Italy

France

Denmark

Belgium

Spain

Gre ec e

Turk ey

Hungary

// 0

// 1

// 2

// 3

// 4

// 5

// 6

// 7

// 8

// 9

// 1 0

Note: 1.If the country you want to select is not in the above list, please dire ct ly s el ec t VDE0126-1-1.

2.The in ve rt er ca n o nl y b e u se d for s in gl e g ri d- co nn ec te d i n t he are a w he re CE I 0-21 and VDE-AR-N4105 are re qu es te d to a cc ord.

Please finish the country selecting accordi ng t o th e fo ll ow in g st ep s:

The LCD will qu ic kl y swit ch to and st ay at the ‘Pl ea se se le ct ’ inte rf ac e after power on, as Fig 2-5-1.

Single knoc k on the LCD, coun tr ie s will vary from one to a no th er alon g the abov e list ord er. Fig 2-5-2 act s as an exa mp le , and Ger ma ny is the second selection.

Fig 2-5-1

Fig 2-5-2

If you h ave o rdere d the inve rter with spec ific count ry se tting s, th e par amete rs ha ve b een p reset in f actor y and y ou don' t need to o perat e this st ep any mo re.

When y ou need t o s el ec t an y o f these c ou nt ri es , y ou c an Do ub le knock to enter the next interface. Here we s el ec t It al y as a n ex am pl e, a s Fi g 2- 5- 3.

Fig 2-5-3

When th e c ou nt ry ar ri ve s at It al y, Double k no ck to en te r th e t wo op ti on s ‘YES’ and ‘NO’, and the cursor stays at ‘NO’ in default, as Fig 2-5-4.

Fig 2-5-4

Fig 2-5-5

Single knock to select ‘YES’, as Fig 2-5-5.

Double k no ck to co nf ir m y ou r selection, LC D w il l d is pl ay ‘S el ec t OK’ w it h the country name in the below, as Fig 2-5-6.

Note: if yo u s ti ll single k no ck at th e interface a s F ig 2- 5- 5, th e cursor wi ll go to ‘NO’ agai n as Fig 2- 5- 4, then if you double kn oc k, the di sp la y wi ll switch to the interface as Fig 2-5-3.

Fig 2-5-6

Note: If you have sel ec te d and c on fi rm ed an unwanted cou nt ry

neglectful, pl ea se c on ta ct G ro wa tt f or specific s of tw are to c le ar a nd res et again.

When the selection is successful, the inverter will reb oo t au to ma ti ca ll y.

2.5. 2 Commissi oning

After th e inve rt er reboot, LCD will prod uc e the foll ow in g mess ag es in or de r: ‘Ser NO : xxx ’- >’ xx xx x’ -> ’F W ve rs io n’ -> ’Wa it in g’ -> ’N o AC co nn ec ti on ’, the display rep ea ts ’ NO U ti li ty ’ an d LE D wi ll b e re d.

Close the AC br ea ke r or fu se between PV-In ve rt er and gri d. Turn on the DC switch. The normal operating sequence begins.

Under n or ma l op er at in g co nd it io ns the LC D di sp la ys ‘Pow er : xx x. x W’ . Th at is the power fed to the grid. The LED tur ns g reen.

This completes the check.

2.6 Sy stem diagr am

PV Panel: Pro vi de D C po we r to i nv er te r.

Converts DC (D ir ec t C ur re nt ) p ow er fr om PV panel ( s) to AC (A lt er na ti ng Curre nt ) p ow er. B ec au se I nv er te r i s grid-connected it co nt rol s t he curre nt amplitude accordi ng t o th e PV P anel power supply. Inv er te r al wa ys t ri es t o convert the maximum power fro m yo ur P V pa ne l( s) .

Connection s ys te m : Th is “i nt er fa ce ” be tw ee n Ut il it y a nd P V-I nv er te r ma y consist of elec tr ic al bre ak er, fus e and con ne ct in g ter mi na ls . To c om pl y with loca l sa fe ty stan da rd s an d co de s, the connection syst em shou ld be designed and implemented by a qualified technician.

Utility: Referred t o as “ grid” in t hi s ma nu al , is t he w ay y ou r el ec tr ic p ow er company pr ov id es p ow er to yo ur p la ce . P le as e n ot e th at In ve rt er can on ly connect to low-voltage sysytems (namely,22 0_ 23 0VA C, 5 0/ 60 Hz ).

There are 3 diffe re nt m od es o f op er at io n.

3 Modes of Operation

3.1No rmal mode

In t hi s mo de , In ve rt er wo rk s no rm al ly. W he ne ve r th e su pp li ed po we r fr om P V pa ne l i s suffi ci en t ( vo lt ag e> 90 VD C) , Inverter co nv er ts po we r t o the g ri d a s g en er at ed by th e PV pan el . If the powe r is insu ff ic ie nt , (vol ta ge <7 0D C) Inverter ent er s a “w ai ti ng ” state. Wh il st “wai ti ng ” Inverter us es just enou gh po we r fr om the P V pa ne l monitor intern al s ys te m st at us . In n or ma l mo de t he L ED i s green.

3.2 Fa ult mode

The intern al int el li ge nt con tr ol le r can cont in uo us ly mon it or and adj us t the system status. I f Inverter fi nd s any u ne xp ec te d conditions su ch as gr id probl em s or in te rnal failure , it w il l di sp la y th e in fo rm at io n on i ts L CD a nd t he L ED w il l be r ed .

3.3 Sh utdown mod e

During peri od s of little or no sunlight, In ve rt er auto ma ti ca ll y stops ru nn in g. In this mode, I nv er te r d oe s not t ak e a ny power f ro m t he gr id . Th e d is pl ay and L ED ’s on the fro nt p an el d o no t wo rk .

Notes

Operating inv er te r is qu it e ea sy. Du ri ng normal ope ra ti on , In ve rt er ru ns automatically with DC s wi tc h o n. Ho we ve r, to ac hi ev e maximum conversion eff ic ie nc y of I nv er te r pl ea se r ea d th e fo ll ow in g in fo rm at io n:

a Auto matic ON-O FF:

Wi th DC swi tc h on, Inv er te r star ts up automatically when DC-power from the PV panel is suff ic ie nt .

Once the PV - Inverter starts it enters one of the following 3 states:

1.Standby: T he PV st ri ng can onl y pr ov id e ju st eno ug h voltage t o minimum req ui re me nt s of t he c on troller.

2.Wai ti ng : Whe n the PV str in g DC vol ta ge i s greater th an 70 V, Inve rt er en te rs a “waiting” state and attempts to connect to the grid.

3.Normal operation: Wh en PV st ri ng DC voltage is greater t ha n 90V, In ve rt er operates in the normal state.

b Star ting-up di splay sequ ence:

Once the PV power is suffi ci en t, Inve rt er disp la ys information as shown in the flow chart as follow:

SerNo: xxxxxxxx Module: xxxxxxxxx FW Version: x.x.x Connect in xxS Connect OK Power: xxxx.xW

LCD ba cklight co ntrol:

To save power, the L CD d is pl ay ’s bac kl ig ht a ut om at ic al ly t ur ns o ff a ft er 3 0 se co nd s.

The First line of LCD

STATE

DISPLAY

REMARK

Wai t St at e

Inverter State

Fault State

Auto Test State

Pro gr am S ta te

Standby

Wai ti ng

Connect in xxS

Reconnect in xxS

Connect OK

Power: xxxx.xW

Error : xx x

Auto Testing

Pro gr am mi ng

PV voltage low

Initial waiting

System checking

Connect to Grid

Inverter watt at working

System Fault

Pro te ct in g au to t es t

Update Software

The second line of LCD

SerNo CYCLE DISPLAY DISPLAY TI ME /S

REMARK

Etoday: xx.x KWh

Eall: xxx.x KWh

Tall: xx.x h

PV: xx x/ xx x. B : xx x

AC: xxxV F: xx.xHz

SerNo: xxxxxxxxxx

Module: PX UX MX SX

FW version: x.x.x

Enable Auto Test

Set Language

Set LCD Contrast

System F: XXHz

COM addre ss : xx

The energy today

The total energy

The total work time

The PV1 & PV2 voltage

The AC voltage and freq ue nc y

The serial number

The inverter module

The software ve rs io n

The enable auto test

Set LCD language

Set LCD contrast

The grid freq ue nc y

The communication Addre ss

3.4 So und contro l LCD displa y

The display on th e i nv er te r c an be co nt rol b y K no ck on th e f ront of it . S ou nd co nt rol can define the display language, luminance of the display, aut o- te st a nd f requency.

When t he L CD i s dark:

Knock and double knock make it becomes bright.

Knock to make it display next information or change the set situation. Double knock make the display stand for 30 second on 1-5. And enter set menu on 6-12.

When t he L CD i s brigh t:

14 15

Set th e di sp lay:

Set language

Knock to make th e display brig ht -> kn oc k to “s et language” -> do ub le knock to enter “ la ng ua ge : En gl is h” -> k no ck to s el ec t th e la ng ua ge you ne ed and wa it unti l the display become dark.

Set luminance of the display

Knock to ma ke th e d is pl ay bright -> k no ck to “s et LC D c on tr as t” -> d ou bl e k no ck to enter “L CD c on tr as t 2” -> knock to s el ec t the l um in an ce y ou need a nd w ai t until t he display become dark.

Auto test

Knock to make th e di sp la y br ig ht - > kn oc k to “ En ab le A uto test” -> do ub le k no ck t o enter “Wa it in g to s ta rt ” -> k no ck t o st ar t au to t es t an d wa it f or t he t es t result.

Fre qu en cy

Knock to m ak e th e di sp la y br ig ht - > knock t o “S ys te m F: x xH z” -> d ou bl e kn oc k to enter “System F: x xH z” - > knock t o se le ct t he F re qu en cy y ou n ee d an d wait un ti l th e display become dark.

Set contrast

Knock to m ak e th e di sp la y bright -> kn oc k to “ CO M Ad dr es s: x x” -> d ou bl e kn oc k to change the Addre ss m od e -> k no ck t o se t ad dr es s.

Inverter Status 4

Inverter is des ig ne d to be user-friendly; ther ef ore, the st at us of the Inverter can be easily und er st oo d by reading the in fo rm at io n sho wn on the fron t pan el display. All possible messages are s ho wn i n th e fo ll ow in g ta bl e.

DISPLAY

OPERATIO N

Auto Test Failed

No AC Connection

PV Isolation Low

Residual I High

Output High DCI

PV Voltage High

AC V Outrange

AC F Outrange

System fault

Auto test do not pass

No utility, no g ri d co nn ec t

Insulation prob le m

GFCI fault

Output Curren t DC o ff se t to o hi gh

PV panel voltage too high

Grid voltage out of range

Grid freq ue nc y ou t of r an ge

Inverter fault

Error : 10 0

Error : 10 1

Error : 10 2

Error : 11 6

Error : 11 7

Error : 11 8

Error : 11 9

Error : 12 0

Error : 12 1

Error : 12 2

2.5V Refere nc e Vol ta ge F au lt

Communication Fault

Consistent Fault

EEPROM Fault

Relay Fault

Init Model Fault

GFCI Device Damage

HCT Fault

Communication Fault

Bus Voltage Fault

Set Queensland grid voltage range

Knock t o m ak e t he di sp la y become br ig ht -> Kn oc k t o item “M od el : G TX XX XX X” -> Double kno ck to enter “No rm al Volt ra ng e” -> Knock to chan ge it to “Qld Vm ax 255v” -> wait until the display become dark, then the inverter saved change.

Note: this function is only for Ergon Energy area , Qu ee ns la nd , Au st ra li a.

5 Communication

5.1 Co mmunicat ions softw are instru ctions

ShineNET is a PC soft wa re th at co mm un ic at es wi th Sh in e Inv er te r to ana ly ze th e inverter work state. It is co nv en ie nt for yo u to know the in ve rt er real time work in g state and the history work information.

Spec:

1. Communicate with inverter by RS232 and Bluetooth.

2. Construct net with in ve rt er, GROmonitor and ShineNet by RS 23 2, Bl ue to ot h and Intern et .

3. Two In te rf ac es : Mu lt i In ve rt er I nt er fa ce a nd Wa ve D at a In te rf ac e.

4. In Mu lt i Inverter In te rf ac e: 9 in ve rt er s w or ki ng data at the s am e ti me , y ou can select your own compare i nv er te rs a nd p ar am et er s.

5. In Wave Da ta Inte rf ac e: Query the in ve rt er real time and history po we r wa ve , work data and error i nf or ma ti on .

6. Multi languages: Eng li sh , Simp le Chi ne se , Fren ch , Germ an , Span is h and etc . Support OS: Wi nX P / Vi st a / wi n7 / 2 00 0/ 2 00 3

5.2 Mo nitor

After se tt in g the soft wa re the use r can moni to r the inverter. The righ t side of the main interface is the detailed information of inverter.

5.3 De tailed inf ormation

Detailed setting method and other functions ref er t o “S hi ne NE T Ma nu al .” i n th e CD .

5.4 RS 4 85 cable con nection

1. P le as e ta ke o ut the RS 48 5 wa te rp ro of d ev ic e fr om t he Accessories ba g, e ve n if you don’t cho os e RS485 as comm un ic at io n meth od , the RS48 5 waterpro of dev ic e still has to be locked on the inverter.

2. Twis t o ff th e w at er proof connector, a nd pu ll ou t o ne or two St op pe r a cc ording to your demand.

3. Mak e the cabl e thro ug h the hol e of ru bb er st op pe r and the RS485 wat er proof cover. The t yp e of c ab le i s recommended as “KVVRP22/2*1.5”.

4. Take out the RS485 connection terminal.

5. Con ne ct th e cab le to th e RS4 85 te rm in al (‘ 1’ to ‘1 ’, ‘3 ’ to ‘3’ , and ‘2’ to the shielding ne t) → plu g RS 48 5 terminals i nt o th e inverter → tight wa te rp roof connector →lock waterpro of d ev ic e on to t he i nv er te r.

Note:

① As to the connection between inverters, please re fe r to t he f ol lo wi ng f ig ur e.

2 3

RS4 85 term inal of t he inve rter

Com p ort of Shi ne WebB ox

RS 48 5 termi nal of th e inver ter 1

2 312 3

RS 48 5 termi nal of th e inver ter 2

2 312 3

② As to the connection between in ve rt er an d S hi ne WebBox (or Shine Pano), please ref er t o th e fo ll ow in g fi gu re .

6 Trouble Shooting

In most sit ua ti on s, the Inverter re qu ires very lit tl e serv ic e. However, if I nv er te r is no t able to work per fe ct ly, ple as e refer to th e foll ow in g instructions befo re calling you r local dealer. Should any prob le ms ar is e, th e L ED on th e f ro nt pa ne l w il l b e r ed an d t he LC D d is pl ay s the r el ev an t in fo rm at io n. Plea se refer to t he foll ow in g fo r a list of pote nt ia l pr ob le ms and their solutions.

SYSTEM FAULT

Ground I Fault

Isolation Fault

Grid Fault

1. The grou nd c ur re nt i s to o hi gh .

2. Unplug the inputs from t he P V ge ne ra to r an d ch ec k th e pe ri ph er al A C sy st em .

3. After the cause is cleared , re -p lu g th e PV p an el a nd c he ck P V-I nv er te r st at us .

4. If the pro bl em p er si st s pl ea se c al l se rv ic e.

1. Check the impedance is between PV (+) & PV (-) and the PV-Inverter is earthed. The impedance must be gre at er t ha n 8M .

2. If the pro bl em p er si st s pl ea se c al l se rv ic e.

1. Wa it f or 5 m in ut es , if t he g ri d return s to n or ma l, P V-I nv er te r au to ma ti ca ll y restarts.

2. Make sure gr id v ol ta ge a nd f re qu en cy m ee t th e sp ec if ic at io ns .

3. If the pro bl em p er si st s pl ea se c al l se rv ic e.

4. Check grid usability.

No AC connection

1. Grid is not connected.

2. Check grid connection cables.

INVERTER FAILURE

PV Over Voltage

Consistent Fault

1. Che ck the o pe n P V v ol ta ge ; see if it i s g re at er than or t oo cl os e t o 4 50 VD C.

2. If PV voltage is less than 450VDC, and the pro bl em s ti ll o cc ur s, p le as e ca ll l oc al s er vi ce .

1. Disconnect PV (+) or PV (-) from t he i np ut , re st ar t th e PV- In ve rt er.

2. If it does not work, call service.

If there is n o di sp la y on t he p an el , pl ea se c he ck P V-input connections. If the voltage is higher than 90V, call y ou r lo ca l se rv ic e. During p er io ds of li tt le or no sunlight, the P V-I nv er te r m ay co nt in uo us ly st ar t u p and shut d ow n. Thi s i s d ue to i ns ufficient po we r g en er at ed to o pe ra te the con tr ol circu it s.

Specifications

Inp ut Data

Max. i nput cu rrent /per s tring

Max. D C volta ge

Max. D C power

PV vol tage ra nge

MPP vo ltage r ange

Numb er of MPP t racke rs/ stri ngs per M PP trac ker

Gro watt1 000

10A/ 10A

1300 W

450V

70V-4 50V

110V- 400V

1 / 1

Out put Dat a

AC con necti on

Eff icien cy

MPPT e ffici ency

Nomi nal AC ou tput po wer

Max. A C power

Max. o utput c urren t

AC nom inal vo ltage ; range

AC gri d frequ ency ; ra nge

Phas e shift ( cos φ)

THDI

Max . ef ficie ncy

Euro -eta

99.5 %

97%

95.5 %

Pro tecti on Devi ces

Inte grate d all-p ole sen sitiv e leak age cur rent mo nitor ing uni t

Gen eral Da ta

DC rev erse po larit y prote ction

AC sho rt-ci rcuit p rotec tion

Grou nd faul t monit oring

Grid m onito ring

Dime nsion s (W / H / D) in mm

Weig ht

yes

360/ 329/1 32

11.5 K G

Oper ating t emper ature r ange

–25° C..+6 0°C

Cont inuou s full ou tput po wer temp eratu re rang e

–25° C..+5 0°C

Nois e emiss ion (ty pical ) ≤25 dB( A)

Sing le phas e

1000 W

1100 W

5.5A

220, 230,2 40V; 180Va c-280 Vac

50Hz ,60Hz ;±5Hz

< 3%

Cons umpti on: ope ratin g (sta ndby) / n ight

Topolo gy

<5W /< 0 .5 W

tran sform erles s

Cool ing con cept

No fan

Inst allat ion: In door/ Outd oors (I P65 ele ctron ics)

yes / ye s

VDE 0126-1-1,N4105, IEC 62109,G83,CE, ENEL Guideline(CEI 0-21+A70)

Cer tific ates an d Appro vals

Sun gold 10 00