LG Electronics LGxxxA1C-B3 User Manual

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Troubleshooting Guide

LGxxxA1C-B3

Product Specifications

AC module

DC Input

Parameter Section Value

Power

Voltage

Current

Efciency

Note : Rated electrical characteristics are within 10 percent of above figures. PV module was measured at STC (Standard Test Condition : Irradiation 1,000W/m2, Cell temp. 77°F(25°C), 1,5AM)

Parameter Section 240VAC 208VAC

Power

Voltage Rated 240V (211 ~ 264 V) 208V (187 ~ 229V)

Current

Efciency

CEC Weighted Efciency

(California Energy Commission)

Max. Number of AC Modules 12 ea 11ea

Ground Fault Detection and Interrupt (GFDI) Applied

Over Current Protection Device (OCPD) 20A

Relative Reduction < 2.0%

Power Factor > 0.95

CAUTION : FOR CONTINUED PROTECTION AGAINST THE RISK OF FIRE,

Max. 295 W 300W 305W

Tolerance 3 % 3 % 3 %

Open Circuit 39.7 V 39.8 V 40.0 V

Max. Power Point 31.8 V 32.0 V 32.1 V

Short Circuit 9.85 A 9.98 A 10.10 A

Max. Power Point 9.28 A 9.40 A 9.52 A

Note : *Relative efciency reduction in respect to irradiance

AC Output

AC Continuous

Inverter Rated Continuous 305W 300W

Rated 1.27A 1.44A

Max. Fault Current 77A

Nominal 60 Hz (59.3 ~ 60.5 Hz)

Extended 57.0 Hz ~ 60.5 Hz

Pmax (AC) = Max. Input DC Power x CEC Efciency

Fuse 2A

REPLACE ONLY WITH SAME TYPE AND RATING OF FUSE

Protection

280W (@DC Module 295W) / 285W (@DC Module

300W) / 290W (@DC Module 305W)

96.5% 96.0%

AC module

Mechanical Data

Micro Inverter Model (Utility Interactive) LM305UE-G1

Enclosure Rating Type 6

Operating Ambient Temperature - 40 ~ 65 °C (-40 ~ 145°F)

Operating Temperature (internal) - 40 ~ 90 °C (-40 ~ 194°F)

Storage Temperature - 40 ~ 90 °C (-40 ~ 194°F)

Weight 18.0 kg

Certication

UL 1703, IEC 61215 Ed 2, IEC 61730 Safety Class II, CE, ISO9001

UL1741 / IEEE1547 CSA 22.2 No. 107.1-01

FCC Part 15 Class B

Dimension

Unit: mm / in.

Cross-sectional Drawings

Short Side Frame

Long side frame

Response to Abnormal Conditions

IEEE 1547 (Default)

Parameter Range Clearing Time (s)

Phase Voltage V < 60V <0.16

60V ≤ V < 106V < 2.00

Voltage

132 ≤ V < 144V < 1.00

V ≥ 144V < 0.16 (< 0.016, Hawaii mode - TOV)

> 60.5Hz < 0.16

Frequency

< 59.3Hz (< 57 Hz,

Hawaii mode)

< 0.16

Note 1 : This test is performed in nominal conditions, except for test parameter Note 2 : After clearing, if grid returns to the normal state, it takes up to 5 minutes for operation of AC module

Dedicated Cables

Trunk

Type TC-ER sunlight resistant

Max. Voltage 600V

Cable

Max. Current 20A

Size 12AWG

Max. Voltage 300V

Connector

Max. Current 20A

Drop

Type TC-ER sunlight resistant

Cable

Connector

Max. Voltage 600V

Max. Current 5A

Size 18AWG

Max. Voltage 300V

Max. Current 5A

Certication

UL9703, UL6703A

Dimensions

400 mm

(95.75 inch)

53 mm

(2.09 inch)

31.5 mm

(1.24 inch)

122 mm

(4.80 inch)

1,200 mm

(47.24 inch)

66 mm

(2.60 inch)

Table of Contents

Product Specifications 2

1 Safety 6

2 Messages and Alerts

1-1 APP Messages 8 Notice #1 and #2 AC Voltage High/ Low 9 Notice #3 AC Frequency Changing Too Fast 11 Notice #4, #5 AC Frequency High/ Low 11 Error #1 DC Voltage High 12 Error #2 DC Current High 12 Error #3 AC Current High 13 Error #4 Inverter Failure 13

Error #5 Temperature Protection 14

Alert GFDI 14

Gateway and Communication Issues

3-1 Power Line Communication Issues 15 3-1-1 Factors that Affect Power Line Communication 15 3-1-2 Cautions during Gateway Installation 16 3-1-3 Problems Checking AC Module through the Smartphone App 16 3-1-4 Discrepancy of Installed AC Module Quantity on Smartphone App 16 3-1-5 Number of Registered AC Modules Fluctuating on Smartphone App 16 3-1-6 Checking for Interferences to the Power Line Communication 17 3-1-7 Connecting the Gateway to a Remote Router 18 3-1-8 Solving Connection Issues in the Gateway 18 3-1-9 Registering Additional AC Modules to the Gateway 19 3-1-10 Changing the EnerBox 19 3-1-11 Registering a Replacement AC Module to the Gateway 20 3-1-12 Relocating a Gateway with Completed AC Module Registration 20

4 Gateway and Communication Issues

4-1 Network Configuration Troubleshooting 21

1 Safety

Note and comply with the safety guidelines of this manual while handling AC modules. Failure to comply may result in severe damage to the equipment and/or fatal injuries.

1-1 Safety Symbols

Safety symbols are used to minimize loss and injury during handling and operation of the equipment specified in this manual.

DANGER

WARNING

CAUTION

Failure to comply with the instructions may cause fatal injuries or immediate death.

Failure to comply with the instructions may cause severe injuries or death.

Failure to comply with the instructions may cause injuries or damage to property.

Failure to comply with the instructions may cause severe injuries or immediate death by overvoltage.

Failure to comply with the instructions may cause injuries or damage to property by fire.

AC Module

DANGER

• To prevent the risk of electric shock, stay away from current-carrying terminals during operation. And, allow several minutes after the circuit breaker has been turned off. It may be energized in the open position.

• To prevent the risk of overvoltage, do not disconnect the cable connector during operation.

WARNING

• To prevent the risk of burns, do not touch metal parts during operation.

• For safety, only qualified persons should service modules.

• To prevent the risk of electric shock, stay away from damaged module(s). Do not use module(s) with broken glass or torn backsheets.

• Damaged modules must be handled with proper safety equipment. Failure to comply may result in serious bodily injury or death.

• For proper operation, make sure to use exclusively cables, connectors and accessories provided by LG Electronics. Parts that are not listed may cause critical danger.

• For proper operation, the AC Module shall be connected only to a dedicated branch circuit.

• To prevent the risk of fire, do not connect any device between the AC module and circuit breaker. Circuit breaker may not work properly.

• Before installation, make sure to check that the area of location meets the required environment specified in Chapter 6. Product Specification (Voltage, frequency, temperature, number of AC modules, overcurrent device).

CAUTION

• Use proper equipment, connectors, wires and buttresses for the installation of the module. Failure to comply may result in product damage, product failure and/or bodily injury.

• To reduce the risk of accidents, do not install during inclement weather.

• To prevent the risk of electric shock, do not touch the glass surface or frame of the solar module after installation.

• To prevent the risk of injury, do not apply pressure on the module (ex. placing heavy objects or stepping on the module).

• To prevent the risk of injury, do not drop the module; modules must be gently handled and placed down.

• For proper operation, do not scratch the coating surface of the frame. It may increase the corrosion of the frame.

• For proper operation, do not concentrate sunlight on the module surface.

• Addition of holes in the frame or glass of the module may decrease the strength and integrity of the frame or glass.

• Do not remove warning labels.

• Store the module in its original package until installation.

Gateway

WARNING

• EnerBox warranty void if cover removed. No serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing to qualified personnel.

• To avoid communication interference, do not connect the product to power strips, surge protectors, or surge protector-embedded power strips. It is recommended to directly connect the gateway to a120VAC outlet.

CAUTION

• Only certified installers should enter the installer mode.PV system may malfunction.

• Set the grid configuration to best suit the installation area. PV system may malfunction.

2 Messages and Alerts

The app shows real time status of the AC modules under AC Module Status and System Status, as well as Array View and Events through the monitoring web server. Please refer AC module System Installation Instruction and AC Module Web Server Manual for further details.

Ex) App Messages Screen

1 2 3

Date

AC module ID

Message type

Ex) Web Array View Screen

Select monitoring levels. (ex. Full System, by Gateway or individual AC Module)

Set the monitoring period. (Today, Past 7 Days, Month, etc.)

Installer scan zoom in or out of the screen.

If the module is red, maintenance is required.

Click the red module to see more details.

Installer can check today’s production information in this area. (System Energy, Peak Power and Latest Power)

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