Shenzhen SPHTLBL - UP Installation Manual

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Installation Manual of SPH series

Installation

Manual

SPH TL BL-UP series

Brief Introduction

Safety

list

1.1 Preface

1.2 Target G roup

1.3 Product De sc ri ption

1.4 Safe ty I nstructions

2.1 Purp os e Use

2.2 Safe ty M easure

2.3 Symb ol s introd uction on the

SPH inve rt er

Product Description

Unpacking

3.1 Growatt SP H se ri es inverter

3.2 Labe l Ex planation

3.3 Size a nd w eight

3.4 The ad va ntage of the unit of

Growatt SPH

Installation

Commissioning

5.1 Basi c in stallation requirements

5.2 Inst al lation requires tools and

RJ 45 term in al sequence of the

LAN line

5.3 Inst al lation Instruct io ns

5.4 Grounding co nn ection

SPH Syst em e lectrical Conne ct ion 5.5

6.1 Comm is sioning of SPH

6.2 Oper at ion modes

6.3 Coun tr y setting

6.4 Disp la y and button

6.5 Comm un ication

EU Declaration of

Conformity

Manufacturer

Warranty

Decommissioning

Product specification

12.1 Dis ma ntling the energy s to rage

12.2 Pac ki ng the SPH inverter

12.3 Sto ri ng SPH inverter

12.4 Dis po sing of the SPH inver te r

Start-up and shut

down SPH system

Attention of the

installation environment, maintenance and cleaning

Fault removal

7.1 Star t- up the SPH system

7.2 Disc on nect the SPH system

13.1 Growatt SPH s er ies energy

storag e ma chine product

specif ic ation

13.2 DC in pu t terminal parame te r

13.3 Torque

13.4 App en dix

Certificate

Contact

1 Brief Introduction

1.1 Preface

This m anual w il l provide t he users wh o use t he Growatt SP H Serie s of GROWATT NEW ENERGY TECHNOLOGY CO.LTD .S HE NZHEN(Short for Growatt New Ene rg y as be low) with t he deta il ed product in formation a nd the in stallation instruction s. Please rea d this m anual c areful ly and pu t this ma nual on some pla ce where is convenient to instal la tion, ope ra tion, obt ai n. Any modifications of Growatt new ener gy, we will no t notify the us er.

1.2 Target Group

Growatt S PH TL BL-UP inverter m us t be inst al led by profes si on al electri ca l personne l who have obtaine d the cert if ication of the re le va nt de partments. We have two k inds of energy storag e machin e for diff eren t batter y one i s for lithium battery and the other is for lea d-acid battery, we suggest: customer should decide which kind of energy storage machine you want, Growatt can provide onl y lithium battery with energy s torage mach in e, customer c an change t o lead-acid m od e provide by Growatt while they can buy t hese battery from market easily. Es pe cially if customer choose energy storage sy st em with l ithium b at te ry (whic h must be prov id e by Growat t or in the compatibility list which pro vi de b y Growatt) b ut u se d for lea d- acid b attery o r used l ead-acid ba ttery f or lithium bat te ry model, it will b e dangerous. In staller c an instal l e ne rgy storag e m ac hine of Growatt SP HT L B L-UP Series rap id ly and troublesho ot in g, b ui ld c om munication system through re ad thi s manu al carefully. If yo u hav e an y que sti ons i n th e proce ss of inst all ati on, you c an l ogi n in

www.growatt .c om

hotlin e :+ 86 0755-2951588 8.

and leav e som e message. Or you can ca ll ou r 24-hour service

1.3 Product Description

Growatt SPHTL BL-UP S eries is used to store energy generated by th e p ho tovoltaic

cell pa nels or e ne rgy from grid if it i s allowed i n the bat te ry, also energy can be sent

to p ower gr id through SP H TL BL-UP f or self consumption or wh en Grid power is lost,

SPH TL BL- UP c an be used as back up pow er.

SPH seri es h as six kinds of type:

•Growatt SPH3 00 0 TL B L-UP

•Growatt

•Growatt SPH4 00 0 TL B L-UP

•Growatt SPH4 60 0 TL B L-UP

•Growatt SPH5 00 0 TL B L-UP

•Growatt SPH5 60 0 TL B L-UP Note: we d es cribe this series a s “S PH” as below.

Note: In different coun tr y,we prov id e different pow er.Such as in Germany,w e can

provide SPH3 00 0~ SPH4600,but w e do n’t provid e SP H5000 and SPH6000 .

SPH360 0 TL B L-UP

Overview:

Positi on

Chart 1. 1

Descri pt ion

Antenn a

LED of sta tu s display

LCD screen

Functi on b utton

DIP swit ch（s et safety standard）

Dry cont ac t

RS 485 com mu nication interf ac e of Lithium batt er y

Batter y te rminal

CAN comm un ication interfa ce o f Lithium batte ry

RJ45 int er face of DRMs(used o nl y in Australia)

NTC: Lea d- acid temperature sens or t erminal

RS 485 com mu nication interf ac e of meter

CT input t er minal

USB inte rf ace

RS 232/W i-Fi/sh in el ink cover board

AC Grid (o n gr id connection)

2.1 Purpose Use

Positi on

Descri pt ion

RSD(do n ot o pen except by Professio na l staff)

UPS outp ut

Ground point

PV input

PV switc h

The syst em c hart of SPH:

Safety 2

Hyb rid Inv erter

1.4 Safety Instructions

1.Plea se be clear which k in d of ba ttery s ys tem you want, lithium b attery sy st em or lead-a ci d battery system, i f yo u choose the wrong system , SP H can't work norm al ly.

2.Plea se read t hi s manual carefully b ef ore the i nstallation , the c om pany ha s the r ight not to qu ality as surance, if no t ac co rdin g to the instructions of this manual fo r instal la tion and cause equi pm ent damage.

3.All the operat io n a nd co nn ection please professiona l e le ctrical or mec hanical engine er.

4.Duri ng i nstallation, pl ea se don’t touch the other pa rt s within the box.

5.All th e el ectrical instal la tion must compl y wi th the local electr ic al safety stand ards.

6.If equipments needs t o maintain , please co ntact wi th local specify sy stem instal la tion and maintena nc e personnel.

7.Use t he equip me nt to combined t o grid nee ds to obtain the per mi ssion of loc al power su pp ly department.

PV Arr ay

TSS P(Opt ional )

UPS

Loa d

DC Bre aker

AC Bre aker

Loa d

UPS Gri d

Bre aker

Sen sor

DC Bre aker

AC Bre aker

Bat tery

Ele ctric al Grid

Rai lLog

L line

L,N

Ele ctic me ter

Chart 2. 1 As shown above, a complete gri d- connected system of SPH consist s of PV modules, SPH inve rt er, battery, utility grid an d ot her components.

30m

10m

8.When i nstall PV m od ul es in the d ay time, ple as e turn off th e PV switch , ot herwise it will be da ng erou s as h igh terminal vo lt age of modules in the s un shine.

Attent io n:

Batter y in stallation requirement

As the system refer to bat tery use, we must make sure ventilatio n of the servic e environmen t an d te mp erature co ntro l in o rder to prevent the dang er o f ba tt ery explos io n, batter y re commended i nstallation environment must be strictly in accordance with the speci fi cation, if the specificati on is IP20 environment, the pollut io n degre e of the unit i s P D2, meanwhil e t he temperature shou ld be control in the 0-40℃ of indoor ventilation and the hum id ity s ho ul d be 5%-85%. If the chosen PV modules nee ds to positive or n egative ground con ne ction, ple as e contact with Growatt for te ch ni cal support bef ore inst al lation.

2.2 Safety Measure

2.3 Symbols introduction on the SPH inverter

PV modul es C apacitive Disch ar ge Currents

PV modul es w ith large capacit ie s re la tive to earth, such a s th in-film PV modu le s wi th cells on a m et allic substrate , ma y only be used if the ir c oupling capacit y do es not exceed 4 70 nF. During feed-i n op eration, a leak ag e curren t flows from the cells to earth, t he s ize of which depend s on t he manner in whic h th e PV m odules are installe d (e.g. fo il o n metal ro of) and on the weat he r (rain, snow). Thi s "n ormal" leakag e current may no t ex ce ed 50mA due to the fa ct t hat the inverter wo ul d otherwise automa ti cally disconnec t from t he e lectricity grid a s a prot ec tive measure.

Risk o f high voltage！

·Releva nt o peration for professi on al personnel.

·Please n ot ice children, disable d, l aypeople do not clo se

·Superv is e and make sure children don’t play near th e

instal la tion position of en er gy storage mach in e

Risk o f bur ns on t he parts shell o f SPH inv er ter！

During t he w ork, cover, she ll aro un d, radiator is li ke ly to be hot.

Symbol

Descri pt ion

Cautio n: R isk of electrical s ho ck!

Cautio n : Ho t surface

Cautio n: R isk of danger

Danger t o li fe due to high voltag e in S PH There is residual volt ag e in SPH, SPH requires 5 minutes to disch ar ge. Please w ai t 5 minutes before you open t he u pper lid or the DC li d.

Protective c on du ctor terminal

SPH in verter ex is ts radi at io n maybe aff ect healt h！

Don’t st ay a lo ng time w it hin 20c m from SPH in verter.

SPH in verter ground connection

Please ensu re SPH inverte r g round conne ct ion i s relia bl e f or ma ke su re peop le 's

safety.

Direct Current(DC)

Alternating Current(AC)

The inve rt er complies with th e requ iremen ts o f the applic ab le CE guidelines

Refer to t he o perating instru ct ions.

3 Product Description

3.1 Growatt SPH series inverter

Marks of S PH

3.2 Label Explanation

Label co nt ains the followin g in formation: fo r ex am ple SPH 6000TL BL -U P shows as below :

Mark

Descri pt ion

Push-b ut ton

Status s ym bol of SPH

Explan at ion

Operat io n of display screen and set s ys tem

Green light on SPH run no rm ally

Red ligh t on Fault st at e

Green light blinki ng

Red ligh t blinki ng

Alarm st at e

1.bypa ss s tate

2.Soft wa re u pd at ing

Z_souce=1 .0 5+ j 0.32 ohm,Maxim um s ho rtcircuit

27 a.c.A

7 8

3.3 Size and weight

Unpacking 4

Please c he ck whether external damage to th e go ods before unpacking. After unpac ki ng, ple ase check whether the unit damage or missing parts, if it is happen , pl ease contact with s up plier.

Growatt SPH se ri es a nd accessorie s as f ollows:

Chart 3. 1

weight（k g）

Growatt SPH

A(mm)

B(mm)

C(mm)

450 565 1 80

3.4 The advantage of the unit of Growatt SPH

Features bel ow :

·All in one d es ign. Can improve self con su mption, back up and a ls o pinch the valle y.

·Smart ma na gement,work mod e ca n be set.

·Safe bat te ry used.

·Easy ins ta llation.

·Two mp p tr ac ker input. Uninte rr upted power suppl y fo r UPS Load·

Item

O/P

Number Description

2/2

SPH inverter

User Manual

Paper board(installation guide)

Wat er proof cover

AC Grid connector(Austri al ia n ma ch in e te rm in al i s di fferent)

UPS output connector

Communication cable

Current sensor

Lead-acid battery temperat ure sensor

RJ45 connector

M6 setscrew

Battery power terminal

Screw

MC4 connector

Hex screwdri ve r

Chart 4. 1

5 Installation

5.1 Basic installation requirements

A. The ins ta llation locatio n mu st be suitable fo r SP H' s weight for a long p er iod time B. The ins ta llation locatio n mu st conforms wit h di me nsion of SPH C. Do not in st all the unit on struc tu re s co nstructed of flam ma ble or thermo lab il e materi al s D. The ing ress P rotect io n rate is IP65 and the po ll ution degree is Pd2. and SP H ca n't be enclo se d.Please refer to the bel ow :

Chart 5. 1

E. Batte ry i nstallation opt io n is not far away from the posi ti on of SPH, the leng th betwee n SP H and battery shoul d no t be more than 1.5m. F. The ambient tem pe ra ture s hould be -25℃ ~60 ℃ G. SPH can b e in stalled in vertic al o r lean back on plan e, p lease re fer to the below

H. Insta ll ation position sh al l not prevent access to the d is connection me an s. I. In order to ens ure mach in e can run normally an d ea sy to operate, pl ea se pay attent io n to pro vi de adequate spa ce f or SPH, please refer to bel ow :

Chart 5. 3

J. Do not in st all the machine nea r te levision ante nn a or any other antenn as a nd antenn a ca bles K. Don't i ns tall the machine in t he l iving area L. Be sure that th e ma ch ine is out of the chi ld ren' s reac h M. Taking th e ba ttery fixing spac e in to account, abo ut t he dimensions ple as e reference user manua l N. The inf la mmable and explos iv e dangerous goods must no t be p laced around batter y in c ase of cause seriou s da nger.

5.2 Installation requires tools and RJ 45 terminal sequence of the LAN line

When ins ta lling，we need to use to ol s as follow，prepare the follow to ol s before instal li ng：

Chart 5. 2

11 12

Chart 5. 4

Descri pt ion

Press the RJ45 t er mi nal

Press batter y te rm inal connecto r

Discon ne ct PV terminal

Unscrew nut

Unscrew screw

Knock ex pl osion bolt

Drill ho le s on the wall

5.3 Installation Instructions

5.3.1 Attention Layout（length of sensors consider）

There're th ree types of sensors for use with Growatt SPH. One is wired current sen so r, one is meter sensor, or Rail Lo g, i f yo u ch oo se w ired sensor or meter . Before installing you should know something that as below: The cable of wired sensor and meter is suggested not longer than 15m. So you need to consider the length between SPH with combine r bo x fo r th e se ns or s ho ul d be i ns ta ll ed in the live line. And if you installed RailLog for sensor, dis ta nc e recomm en de d no t mo re than 30 meters.

The installation layout of energy storag e ma ch in e at h om e as f ol lo wi ng：

LAN line R J4 5 sequence as follo w：

Chart 5. 5

Chart 5. 6

LAN line 1 -8 c olors as below:

PIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Color

White orange

Orange

White green

Blue

White blue

Green

White brown

Brown

PV Array

UPS

Load

L,N

TSS P(Opt ional )

Rai lLog

Ele ctic me ter

L line

DC Bre aker

AC Bre aker

Load

Hybri d In ver te r

UPS Gr id

Bre aker

Chart 5. 7

Senso r

30m

DC Bre aker

AC Bre aker

Batte ry

Elect ri cal G ri d

10m

1413

5.3.2 Installation of SPH

1.Project th e ma ch ine's probably size on th e wa ll; The thickne ss o f wall for SPH must

be not les s th an 60mm.

2.Make su re t he drill po si tion, use p aper board(instal la tion guide) , put the p ap er

board cling to the w all, make sure the t op edge of paper board is lev el（ As the chart 5. 8a b elow）.

3.Mark four points at the w all v ia the hole of th e pap er board, th en remove the

paper bo ard.

4.Drill f ou r Ф8 holes at the mark poi nt , the depth is not le ss t ha n 55mm.

5.Knock f ou r explosion bolt in toФ8 h oles（As the chart 5 .8 b be low).

6.Hang th e en ergy storage mach in e on the four setsc rews（As th e ch art 5.8c below) .

7.Lock th e nu t of setscrew（As the chart 5. 8d b elow).

8.The who le i nstallation has f in ished.

Chart 5. 8

5.4 Grounding connection

SPH must b e grou nd ed b y cable, the grounding po in t is showed as foll ow, a nd the minimu m grou nd in g cable wire is AW G1 0.

PV Array G roun di ng

Grounding co nd uc tor of PV panel bra ck ets must be firmly co nn ected to earth at P V array si de a nd inverter side an d SP s ide. The sectio na l area o f grou nd ing conductor should b e eq ual to the sectiona l area o f DC g roun di ng conductor. The minimum wire is AW G10.

DC Grounding

Select t he D C Grou nd ing mode according to the l oc al standard and use the PV grounding te rm in al box and DC Grounding wires of th e sa me specificatio n. Grounding De vi ce If the pos it ive pole or the negat iv e pole of PV array ne ed s to be grou nded in the PV system , th e inverter output s ho uld be insulate d by I solation Tran sformer. Is ol ation transf or mer must conform to I EC 62109-1,-2 st an da rd .

Connec ti on as below:

b) c)

15 1 6

5.5 SPH System electrical connection

Decisi ve Vo ltage Class (DVC) i nd icated for port s

Port Nam e

DRMS

RS485& RS 232

Class

5.5.1 Connection of PV terminal

The inve rt er shall be used with I EC 6 1730 Class A rati ng PV modul e. Please u se t he same brand male an d fe male PV connec to rs.

Chart 5. 11

Simila r to the t ra ditional i nv er ter connec ti ng, the i np ut of PV p anel energ y can be

realized by us in g MC 4 PV terminal, th e de tail steps are as follows：

1.Tur n off PV switch.

2.Inser t PV pan el positiv e and negative cab le s i nt o M C4 termi na l， t he n c on nect positi ve pole(+) of connection cable to pos itive pole(+ ) of PV in pu t connecto r, connec t ne ga ti ve pole(-) of connection cabl e to neg at iv e po le(-)of PV input connec to r, please p ay attention to PV in put voltage a nd curren t within perm is sion Limit: Max PV vol ta ge：550V (consider t he l owest tempera tu re) Max PV inp ut c urre nt : 12A Max PV inp ut p ower per string: 40 00 W.

Remark : 1. We s ug ge st you use the cabl e ≥4m m2/12 AW G to c on nect.

2.Plea se d o not connect to DC sou rce!

5.5.2 Connection of AC terminal and off grid terminal

SPH has a g ri d output term in al and off grid out term in al,look down on th e SPH from the front,the term in al on the rig ht (on gri d) is grid outlet for conne ct ing grid,th e termin al o n the left is an uninte rr upted power out le t fo r connecting cr it ical load.

Chart 5. 12

Wi re s ug gest length:

Max cabl e le ngth

Conduc to r cros s sectio n

5.2mm 10 AWG

6.6mm 9AWG

AC output terminal and UP S ou tp ut ter mi nal co nn ection s teps a s foll ow (Exce pt for the Aust ra lian machine):

Growatt SPH300 0

40m 33m

50m 42m

Growatt SPH360 0

Growatt SPH400 0

28m

36m

Growatt SPH460 0

26m 25m

33m 32m

Growatt SPH500 0

Growatt SPH600 0

23m

29m

Step 3:P us h thre ad ed sleeve on to con ne ction terminal un ti l both are locked tightly

Chart 5. 16

Step 4: Plug the s oc ket into AC output termin al a nd U PS output termina l, clockw is e rota ti on t o tighten the socke t, c ou ntercl ockwise rotation to loose n th e socket .

Note:T he following diagram s hows th e AC ou tp ut term in al of t he Australian machin e connection s te ps are as f ol lo ws, UPS output termin al connection steps consis te nt with the above ste ps .

AC outpu t te rminal connecti on s teps as follow:

Chart 5. 13

Step1: U ni nstall the AC termi na l and UPS termina l as a bo ve chart.

Chart 5. 14

Step 2 : Thread cabl es through pressure screw, s ea l ring, t hrea de d sleeve in sequence , insert cables int o connection terminal acc ordi ng to pol ar ities indi ca tes on it and tighte n th e scre ws .

Chart 5. 15

chart 5. 17

Step 1: Un in stall the AC termin al a s above chart.

chart 5. 18

Step 2.Thread cables through pres sure sc rew, seal ring, threaded sleeve in sequen ce , in sert cables into co nn ection terminal a cc ordi ng t o po larities indi ca te s on it and ti gh ten the screws.

chart 5. 19

Step 3: Push thre ad ed sle eve on to connec ti on ter minal until both are locked tightl y.

Note: This d iagram i s an exampl e for gird syst em without special requirement on electr ic al wiring connect io n.

SPHInvert er

chart 5. 20

Step 4: Align th e bayonet o f the A C output te rm inal to t he slot o f threa d sleeve , Plug the s oc ket into AC output te rm inal.

chart 5. 21

Step 5:To remove the AC ou tput terminal , p re ss th e bay on et ou t o f the slot with a small sc rewd ri ve r and pull it out.

The recommen de d wi ring diagram is a s fo llows:

SPH Inver ter

ACG RID

L L

N N

E E

UPS O UTPUT

Bat tery

TSS P

Sens or

Sen sor

L LN NE E

ACG RID

L L

UPS O UTPUT

N N

E E

Battery

TSS P

UPS

Chart 5. 23

Note: Thi s d ia gram is an example fo r A us tralian and New Zeal an d g ird s ys tem where neutra l li ne can't be switche d.

L LN NE E

Chart 5. 22

UPS

Chart 5. 24

Note: Th is d iagram is an exampl e fo r customer who on ly w ant to use the on grid system .

SPHInvert er

UPS O UTPUT

L N E

UPS

Battery

Chart 5. 25

Note: This dia gr am is an example for cu st omer who only wan ts t o us e the off grid storage system .

Notice :

5.4.3 Connection of battery terminal

Instal l ba ttery steps are as follow s:

1.Unsc rew th e sw iv el nut from the cable gland .

2.Thread the s wi ve l nut over the batt er y cable.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e network cable through a n op ening in the cable su pp ort sleeve.

6.Thread the n et wo rk cable through the cabl e gl and.

7.Thread c ables int o connectio n terminal, then press th e terminal by relevant t ools and ma ke s ure ba ttery cables are fi rm ly (Growatt lithium b at tery contains a b attery cable in t he o riginal packing ).

8.Conn ec t positi ve pol e ( +) of battery cab le to b at tery positiv e t er minal (+) of the invert er, connect neg at ive pole (-) of batte ry c able to battery n eg ative terminal (- ).

9.Cont in ue to install other c ab les.

Chart 5. 26

1.If you w an t to use o n gird on ly, p le ase refer to c ha rt 5.24 connect with AC grid and

float UP S OU TPUT.

2.If yo u have no b attery now, you can a ls o float B AT te rminal, and this hybri d inverter

will onl y wo rk like a PV inverter.

3.If you want to use both on gird power and u ninterrupte d p ow er, please refer to

chart 5. 22 a nd 5.23 connect wit h AC g rid and UPS OUTPU T li ke the chart show.

4.On grid t er minal and off grid termin al c an't directly connect t og ether.

5.Off Grid term in al c an't connect to g ri d.

6.If you want to use on gi rd and off grid, you can use T SSP ( transfer switch singl e

phase) like cha rt 5.22 a nd 5.23 b ef ore or as k Grow att for help to connect t he m. TSSP

is using to switch when SPH is not working or in f ault mode. For example: if SPH i s i n

fault mode but there is Gr id power. Turn th e TSSP to Gird to k eep UPS l oad havin g

power.

7.Max UPS l oa d should be less than 3 68 0W.

8.The fir st s tart of system need s Gr id power.

Chart 5. 27

23 24

Chart 5. 28

Note:We suggest the dis ta nc e bet we en ba tt ery a nd SPH n o lon ge r tha n 1.5m, and the powe r li ne are a mu st be larger than 5 AWG.

5.5.4 Connection of CT term in al

There i s a C T in SPH inverter mo ni toring t he power consumption situation of residentia l us er s, the CT termina l co nnection steps are as fol lo ws:

1.Unsc rew th e sw iv el nut from the cable gland .

2.Thread the s wi ve l nut over the “CT” c ab le.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e “CT” cable through an ope ni ng in the cable suppo rt s leeve.

6.Thread the “ CT ” ca ble through the cable gla nd .

7.Inse rt th e RJ4 5 plug of the network cable int o the “C T” pi n con nector on the

invert er u ntil it snaps into pl ac e.

8.If no other cables need to be in st alled, lo ck th e waterproof cover t o the inverter

with screws.

9.Screw the sw iv el n ut onto the water proof co ve r.

Chart 5. 30

Chart 5. 31

Note:

1.Mete r a nd CT can't be in st alled at same ti me, please set t he sensor model wh en select in g CT or electricity m et er, please refer to s ec tion 6.3.3 for deta il s.

2.If the ca bl e such as “ CT ” cabl e is no t used, please do not remove t he fille r plug from the cable s up po rt sleeve.

Remark : CT wire (5m in len gt h) s pecificatio n: R J45, standard LAN line (o ne e nd with 8P modular plug, the oth er c on ne cted w ith transfo rm er). B ut if the length is not enough, custom er can add cable , so th e lengt h can b e increased to 15m max, t he operat io n is as follo w ch art:

Chart 5. 29

Chart 5. 32

During the actual ope ration, p le ase pay a ttention to the inst al la tion of c urre nt transf or mer as the diagram sh ow s below:

Chart 5. 33

As i llustrated above, open th e current t ra nsformer and you can se e an arro w label ed on i t indicating the direction o f current. Put the live wi re a mong the un der-detectio n wires on to the current transformer. After latching t he current tran sf ormer, th e instal la tion has been finis he d Notice : The direction (from K to L ) o f t he ar row on the current transform er is co rrespo nd ing to the dire ct ion of the curren t i n live wire from Grid to Load. Senso r n eeds to be placed i n th e power distribut io n cabinet.

5.5.5 Connection of meter terminal

When custome r need s to use meter to monitor the energy flow, the meter terminal connec ti on steps are as follows:

1.Refe renc e 5. 2, m ake LAN cables wi th R J45 terminal.

2.Thread the s wi ve l nut over the LAN ca bl e.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e LAN cable through an open in g in the cable suppor t sl eeve.

6.Thread the L AN c ab le through the cable glan d.

7.Inse rt t he RJ45 plug of the net wo rk c able into the “48 5- 1” p in connector on t he

invert er u ntil it snaps into pl ac e.

8.If no other cabl es need to be i nstalled, lo ck the waterp roof co ver to th e i nverter

with screws.

9.Screw the sw iv el n ut onto the water proof co ve r.

Chart 5. 35

Note:

1.Mete r a nd CT can't be in st al led at same ti me , p lease set the se ns or model when select in g CT or electricity m et er, please refer to s ec tion 6.3.3 for deta il s.

2.Mete r must be provide d by G ro wa tt. If not, m aybe m eter c an't commun ic ate with SPH i nv erter.

3.The mo re det ai l de scribe of meter i ns tallation, plea se t urn to mete r us er manual.

5.4.6 Connection of communication terminal of lithium battery (CAN)

When using CA N communic at io n with lithium ba tteries (f or examp le PYLON US2000 B) , connect lithium b at tery terminal ( RJ 45 ) steps as follow s:

1.Unsc rew th e sw iv el nut from the cable gland .

2.Thread the s wi ve l nut over the “CAN ” ca ble.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e “CAN” cable through an op en ing in the cable supp or t sleeve.

6.Thread the “ CA N” c able through the cable gl an d.

7.Inse rt the RJ45 plug of th e n et work cable into the “CAN” pin connector on the invert er u ntil it snaps into pl ac e.

8.If n o other c ables need to be i ns talled, l oc k the w at er proo f cover t o the i nv er ter with screws.

9.Screw the sw iv el n ut onto the water proof co ve r.

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Chart 5. 34

Chart 5. 36

Chart 5. 37

Note:

1.If yo u are using a lea d- acid battery, you do n ot need to ins ta ll this commu ni cation cable.

2.The CAN batte ry communica ti on and 485- 2 battery c ommunicatio n can't b e instal le d at same t im e, please s el ect the cor rect c ommunication me thod according to the batt er y manual.

3.If the cable such as “485 -2 ” cab le or “CAN” cable is not used, please do not remove the fil le r pl ug fro m the cable support s le eve.

Chart 5. 39

Note:

1.If you are u sing a lead-ac id batte ry, yo u do no t need to ins ta ll thi s commun ic ation cable.

2.The CAN bat te ry commu ni cation and 485-2 battery co mmunication can't be instal le d a t same time, please sele ct the correct communic at ion m et hod a ccordi ng to the bat te ry manual.

3.If the cable such as “485-2” cable or “CAN” cable is not used, please do not remove the fil le r pl ug fro m the cable support s le eve.

5.5.7 Connection of communication terminal for lithium battery (RS485)

When using lithiu m bat te ri es wh ich n eed t o con ne ct BM S s ys te m o f the battery, connec t li thium battery ter mi nal (RJ45) step s as f ollows:

1.Unsc rew th e sw iv el nut from the cable gland .

2.Thread the s wi ve l nut over the “RS4 85 ” cable.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e “RS485” cable through a n op ening in the cable su pp ort sleeve.

6.Thread the “ RS 48 5” cable through the cabl e gl and.

7.Inse rt the RJ45 plug of t he netwo rk cab le into the “RS485-2” pin connector on the inve rt er until it snaps int o pl ace.

8.If no ot her cables ne ed to be install ed , lock the wat er proo f cover to the in verter with screws.

9.Screw the sw iv el n ut onto the water proof co ve r.

Chart 5. 38

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5.5.8 Connection of DRMS terminal

The DRMS t er minals need to be con ne cted ,the conne ct ion way appears as fo ll ows:

1.Unsc rew th e sw iv el nut from the cable gland .

2.Thread the s wi ve l nut over the “DRM S” c able.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e “DRMS” cable through an o pe ning in the cable sup po rt sleeve.

6.Thread the “ DR MS ” cable through the cable g la nd.

7.Inse rt t he RJ45 plug of t he network ca bl e into the “D RM S” pin connec to r on the invert er u ntil it snaps into pl ac e.

8.If no other cables need to be inst al led, lo ck the w at erproo f cov er to the inverter with screws.

9.Screw the sw iv el n ut onto the water proof co ve r.

Chart 5. 40

MODE

RJ 45 sock et a sserted

by short in g pins

Requiremen t

DRM0

Operat e th e disconnection d ev ice

DRM515

Do not gen er ate power

DRM625

Do not gen er ate at more than 50% of

rated po we r

DRM7

Do not gen er ate at more than 75% of

rated po we r and sink reactive power i f

capabl e

DRM8

Increase pow er g en eration (subj ec t to

constr ai nts from o ther active DRM s)

Note: For UK：Thi s eq uipment is equipp ed w ith RJ45 termin al f or l ogic interfac e th at being receiv ed t he s ignal from the DNO, the con ne ction should be i ns talled per instal la tion manual, and th e si gnal should be a si mp le b inary output th at c apture d by RJ45 te rm inal( PIN 5 and 1 for det ec ting the signal ). O nc e the signal acti ve d, the invert er w ill re du ce its active pow er t o zero w it hin 5s.

Note: If the cab le s uch as “NTC” (lead- ac id battery temp er ature se nsor) cable is no t used, pl ea se do not re move the filler p lu g from t he c able support sl ee ve.

Chart 5. 41

RJ45 ter mi nal pin assignmen t

Method o f as serting demand respon se m odes

Assign me nt for inverter sca pa ble of both charg in g and discharging

DRM5

DRM6

DRM7

DRM8

RefGen

COM/DR M0

5.5.9 Connection of temperature probe for lead-acid battery

When cus to me r using lead-acid b at tery, the tempe ra ture p robe o f th e le ad-acid batter y is u sed to detect the a mb ient temperat ure of t he l ea d-acid batter y, the batter y te mperature cable of the SP H si de connection ste ps a re a s fo llows:

1.Unsc rew th e sw iv el nut from the cable gland .

2.Thread the s wi ve l nut over the “NTC ” ca ble.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e “NTC” cable through a min o pe ning in the cable sup po rt sleeve.

6.Thread the “ NT C” c able through the cable gl an d.

7.Inse rt the RJ45 plug of t he network cab le into t he “NTC” pin con ne ct or on t he invert er u ntil it snaps into pl ac e.

8.If no other cables need to be installed, lock th e wat er proo f cover to the inverte r with screws.

9.Screw the sw iv el n ut onto the water proof co ve r.

Chart 5. 42

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Chart 5. 43

Note:

1.If yo u are using a lit hium battery, you do not need to ins tall this tem perature

probe, the p ro be of the temperature cable should be attache d to the surrounding environmen t o f t he lea d- ac id battery, a nd the length o f t hi s c able is 1.5m, so pay attent io n to the distance of ba tt ery and SPH.

2.If th e cab le such as “NT C” (l ead-acid bat te ry temperature sens or ) cable is not

used, pl ea se do not re move the filler p lu g from t he c able support sl ee ve.

5.5.10 Connection of Dry contact

The dr y contact is used to commun ic at e with ex ternal devices ( su ch as remot e start hot wate r he ater). The wiring s te ps are a s follows:

1.Unsc rew th e sw iv el nut from the cable gland .

2.Thread the swi ve l nut over the cabl e.

3.Press the ca bl e su pport sleeve ou t of t he cable gland.

4.Remo ve t he filler plug from the cab le s upport sleeve.

5.Rout e th e network cable through a n op ening in the cable su pp ort sleeve.

6.Thread the net wo rk cable through the cabl e gl and.

7.Thread cab le s into connec ti on terminal o f th e inverter, then press the ter mi nal by relevant too ls a nd m ake sure cables are firmly.

8.If no ot her cables ne ed to be installed , l ock the water proof c ov er to the inve rt er with screws.

9.Screw the sw iv el n ut onto the water proof co ve r.

Chart 5. 45

Note: If t he cabl e such as “D ry contac t” cable is no t used, please d o not rem ove the filler plug from the ca bl e su pport sleeve.

5.5.11 Tighten the waterproof cover

When all the co mmunication lines are in stalled, push the wa terpro of c ov er i nt o th e bottom , lo ck the screws fixed to the fr am e, and finally lock t he w aterproof cap.

Chart 5. 46

Chart 5. 44

6 Commissioning

6.1 Commissioning of SPH

Electr if y SPH after all insta ll ation of Part5 be f in ished, here are the steps:

1.Conn ec t PV

2.Conn ec t AC

3.Conn ec t battery

4.Turn on PV first

5.Then t ur n on Grid

6.Last t ur n on batter y

If PV Gr id and battery are available, system would work on th e “ no rmal” mode. When the SPH on t he no rmal mo de, t he sc re en show in g “ No rmal”, LED i s g reen . If SPH no t enter norma l mode succ es sf ul, especia ll y the LCD i s re d, you need t o check below:

1.Make s ure al l th e co nnection is cor rect.

2.All th e ex ternal sw it ches are o n.

3.Inve rt er built -in switch i s on .

4.Make s ure th e li th ium battery is on .

5.Refe r to P art 9.1 for correction.

You ca n refe r to P ar t 6.3.4 for work mo de s et ting, then conf ig ure mo ni tor, finish commis si oning lastly.

The SPH in ve rter will be set to the a pp ro pr iate model according to t he s tandards of different countrie s or reg io ns b efore leaving the fac to ry. For examp le , th e inverter shippe d to A ustralia are configured as Aust ra lian model in the f ac tory.

Note: Th e in verter is configu red fo r Au stralia at the fact or y.

2.Batt er y first: Wh en SPH workin g in this mod e, battery woul d be charged fi rst, it's suitab le working o n the per io d when the elect ri c charge is low. User need to set the mode ON and OF F time , and t he end time o f battery SOC. Us er can set po wer

rate which less than the batter y max im um ou tput power. If the cust om er don't

enable t he A C CHG (AC grid chargi ng f unction). Inv er te r will charge bat te ry by PV power as large as it can d o. If th e cus to mer e nable the AC CHG ( AC gr id ch arging functi on ). Inv er ter will charge b attery b y PV power and AC power from grid as large as i t ca n do.

3.Grid -f irst : When SPH w or king in Grid- fi rs t mode, the PV en er gy would feed t o Grid f ir st . User can ch oo se t he period w he n electric char ge i s high. User ne ed t o set the mode ON and OF F time , and t he end time o f battery SOC. Us er can set po wer rate whi ch l ess than the batter y ma ximum output po we r.

Backup m od e

If Grid lo st, system woul d t urn to ba ck up mode (user ca n disable it, refer t o 6 .3.4) and UPS OU TP UT will keep poweri ng t he load, all the en er gy fro m PV a nd battery, if the PV also los t, th en only battery discha rg e. Mind you, SPH maximu m out put power is 3600 W in this mode, th e load which conn ec t with UPS LOAD should l es s than 360 0W.

6.2 Operation modes

6.2.1 Normal mode

Normal m od e is working state wh ic h including onl in e mode and backup mod e.

Online m od e

User can set an appropriate priorit y mod e acc ordi ng to request when SPH workin g on t he online m od e. If cus to mer use t he LCD an d key setti ng s, you ca n only set one period , but if you use website settings , you can set up to thre e perio ds of the priori ty m ode. .

(refer to 6.3.4)

1.Load fir st: Load f irst is the default mod e, when it's w orking i n this mod e, PV

energy would offer to load and battery prior; when PV is Insufficient, battery would di sc harge; when PV is s uffici en t for load ,the exc es s en ergy would feed t o batter y. If there is no battery or bat te ry is f ull ,the excess energ y w ould feed to Grid(e xc ept anti -reflux ).

Notice :

1. U ser onl y can s et one period for bat te ry firs t and G rid fir st on the LCD,if user need set m ore pl ea se l ogin shineser ve r.

2.If us er need Gri d charge ba tt ery, us er need input p assword on th e SC surfac e and set the AC C HG t o enable .

6.2.2 Bypass mode

The SPH's intellig en t con trol system could monitor and adjustm en t sys te m's s ta tus contin uo usly, when S PH inve rt er moni to ring an yt hing un ex pected happen, s uch a s NO PV and NO batte ry ,t he LCD will display the by pa ss in formation, in byp as s mode, th e Re d LED light will be Bli nk ing. Grid will su pp ly t he power to UPS loa d.

Notice :

If there are some fault in b yp ass mode. LCD will di sp lay error also.

Cautio n : When you s et ting the DIP, you must turn o ff PV switc h, A C brea ke r and Battery to ma ke sure all of the po we r are off.

Cautio n:

1. After s et ting the DIP, please power on t he invert er a nd check the model di sp lay (show as 6.3.1 ). I f the model display i s ma tch what you want , it m eans your setting i s su ccessful.

2. You n ee d to calibrate th e ti me that the machin e is s howing after inve rt er starts up. If the cou nt ry is set incorrectly, pl ease shut down the i nv erter and set again .

6.2.3 Fault mode

The SP H' s intellige nt control system c ould monito r and adjustm en t system's st at us contin uo usly, when SPH inverter monitor in g a nything unexpected hap pe n, such as NO PV and NO batt er y ,t he LCD will display the b yp as s information , in b yp as s mode, th e Re d LED light will be Bli nk ing. Grid will su pp ly t he power to UPS loa d.

Notice :

If there are some fault in b yp ass mode. LCD will di sp lay error also.

6.2.4 Programming mode

Programmin g mode i nd icates t he S PH is updat in g ,don't cut out power whe n it's updati ng u nt il the pro cessing is finish ,S PH i nverter would log out a ut om atically when the u pd ating finish and tu rn to other mod e .

6.2.5 Checking mode

Before SPH wo rk in normal mode, it w il l go to s el f-check mode. If all are ok , syst em will go to n or mal mode , otherwis e, i t will go to fault mo de .

6.2.6 Standby mode

If th e system hasn't fau lt while the cond it io n is no t qualif ie d, SPH woul d stay at standb y mo de.

6.3 Country setting

Growatt can provide va ri ous re gu lations of the ma ch ine, after custom er s re ce ive the mach in e, according to their cou nt ry, by dialin g DI P switch to set the correspond in g regu la tions. Followin g is t he DIP switch int roduct io n.

Chart 6. 1

6.2.7 Shutdown mode

If cu st omer nee d SPH inver te r stop wo rking, cus to mer must disconnect all the energy s ou rc e, t he n SPH inverter wi ll t urn into sh ut down mode automat ic ally.

The foll ow ing is the shutdown p roce du re:

1. Shutd ow n the PV side

2.Turn off battery swit ch .

3.Shut down AC power of SPH . Then you can se e th e both LED and LC D of SP are off.

Notice :

After al l th e actions are done, you sti ll h ave to wait for more than 5 min ut es.

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The DIP sw it ch is composed of six -d igit binary num be r PI NS. The different combin at ion of the six PINS can represent different inv er te r's model, whic h is correspond in g to t he local grid sta nd ard. E ac h small white PIN h as t wo statuses, when set u pw ard to “ ON ”, its value turns to “1”, when se t do wn ward , its value turn s to “0”. Concerning the match in g of t he PIN status and t he c ountry safety standa rd, pl ea se ref er t o the table below:

6.3.1 Switch to country table

54321

DIP

54321

DIP

54321

DIP

54321

DIP

DIP swit ch s tatus

Countr y/ re gi on / reg ul ations

Model di sp lay

654321

ON DIP

Thaila nd P EA*

T0XXXX XX FG

654321

DI P

654321

54321

654321

ON D IP

VDE 0126 *

AS4777 -A ustralia*

GT0XXX XX X1

GT0XXX XX X3

ON DIP

EN5043 8- Irel an d*

DK1(Da nm ark)*

New Zeal an d*

ON DIP

CEI 0-21 *

GT0XXX XX X4

France *

ON DIP

G99*

GT0XXX XX X5

South Af ri ca

ON DIP

VDE-AR -N 4 105*

GT0XXX XX X7

Note:

GT1XXX XX X3

GT1XXX XX X7

GT1XXX XX X8

GT1XXX XX X9

GT1XXX XX XC

“*”mea ns t hat we didn't do the ce rt ification, bu t ca n me et with the requirement.

ON DIP

G98*

En5054 9*

GT0XXX XX X8

GT0XXX XX X9

654321

ON DIP

Poland *

Hungar y*

Thaila nd M EA*

GT0XXX XX XB

GT0XXX XX XC

GT0XXX XX XE

6.4 Display and button

Locati on

Descri pt ion

State

Inform at ion

SPH inve rt er

Power fl ow l ine

Grid

Local lo ad

Wi re le ss communicatio n

RS 232

RS 485

Buzzer (R eserved)

War ning

Fault

Location

Descripti on

Status

ESC- button (c an cel control )

Down-butt on

Enter-butt on

UP-button

6.4.1 LCD display area

6.4.2 LED and button instruction

Chart 6.3

Chart 6.2

PV input ( If y ou c onnect two tracks , it w il l show two.

Otherw is e sh ow one)

Batter y (S how the SOC in five gri d, E very grid represents 20%)

Notice：LED sh ow in g status of SPH, it h as t wo c ol or, on e is g reen and an ot he r is red. Ple as e turn to 3.1 and rea d th e detail of LED.

6.4.3 LCD display column

LCD display c ol um n is used to show the c ur rent state, b as ic i nf ormation an d fa ul t in formation. Also includ e la ng uage setting, p rogram chargi ng /d is charging pr io ri ty a nd system time. O n default con di ti on will take turns to dis pl ay t he i nformation.

Chart 6.4

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The A line's co nc lu ding informat io n as f ol low:

WorkMode WorkMode

Language

WorkMode

English

Italian

German

WorkMode

System time

WorkMode

xxD/xxM/xxxxY

WorkMode

Lead-acid CV

WorkMode

58.0 V

WorkMode

Lead-acid CC

WorkMode

75 A

Press “enter” key more

than 1 seconds to make sure

Press “down” key

to the next item

Press “enter” key more

than 1 seconds to make sure

Range from 55 to 60V,

and the accuracy is 0.1V

Range from 0 to 75A, and

the accuracy is 0.1A

WorkMode

Lead-acid LV

WorkMode

48V

Range from 42 to 50V,

and the accuracy is 0.1V

Basic Parameter

Only display when

battery type is lead-acid

Only display when

battery type is lead-acid

Only display when

battery type is lead-acid

WorkMode

Input&Output Para

WorkMode

(Lead acid)Vb:xx.xV

(Lithium)Vb/Cb:xx.xV/xxx%

WorkMode

Vpv:xxxV/xxxV

WorkMode

Ppv:xxxxW/xxxxW

PV1/PV2 voltage

Battery information

WorkMode

Grid:xxxV/xxHz

WorkMode

UPS:xxxV/xxHz

WorkMode

Po:xxxxW/xxxxVA

Grid information

Output AC Power

UPS output voltage

WorkMode

UPS:xxxxW/xxxxVA

WorkMode

Pbat: (+/-)XXXX W

Battery power

UPS output power

WorkMode

Epv_d:xxxx.x KWh

WorkMode

Epv_a:xxxx.x KWh

WorkMode

Ec_d:xxxx.x KWh

WorkMode

Ec_a:xxxx.x KWh

WorkMode

Ed_d:xxxx.x KWh

WorkMode

Ed_a:xxxx.x KWh

WorkMode

SerNo:xxxxxxxxxx

PV1/PV2 today energy

PV1/PV2 total energy

PV1/PV2 input power

BAT Charge_today

energy

WorkMode

Pm: (+/-)XXXXW

Power to grid or to user

BAT Charge_total

energy

BAT Discharge_today

energy

BAT Discharge_total

energy

WorkMode

20XX/XX/XX/ XX:XX

System Time

WorkMode

Model:xxxxxxxxxx

WorkMode

FW Version:xxxx

WorkMode

Eac_d:xxxx.x KWh

WorkMode

Eac_a:xxxx.x KWh

AC output_Etoday

AC output_Etotal

To grid is -

To user is +

Serial number

Machine model

Firmware version

Basic Parameter

WorkMode

Configuration

WorkMode

MODE Change

WorkMode

Priority

WorkMode

BackUp

Press “enter” key more than

3 seconds into setup mode

Press “down” key

to the next item

Press “enter” key more

than 1 seconds to make sure

Default Set

WorkMode

Auto Test

WorkMode

ExportLimit

WorkMode

1. St an db y st ate: SPH is in st an db y st ate. No error i n th is state, but for o th er reasons, m ak e it i n a

wait state.

2. No rm al s ta te: SPH is normal w or ki ng state.

3. By pa ss s ta te: Grid power th e UP S lo ad state while SP H in ve rt er can't powe r UP S lo ad .

4. Ch ec ki ng s tate: SPH is in sel f- ch eck state, if the re is no erro r or w ar ni ng , SP H will go to norm al

state or stan db y st ate. Otherwis e it w il l go t o fault state .

5. Pr og ramming sta te : SP H is i n updating firm wa re state.

6.Fault sta te : SP H has fault infor ma ti on , it will be in sto pp ed o pe rational prot ection state.

Note:

1.“Dow n” control co mm and (if pushing “u p” button , command w ill go back)

2.Workmode depend o n the s it uation. I f SPH i s normal st ate, it will sho w ”norma l” . If SP H is st an dby state , it wi ll show a s “standb y” etc.

3.Some special de finitions a re explained, for ex am ple: Vb means th e voltage o f batter y. Cb m eans the capacity of lithiu m battery (only li th ium batte ry show t hi s data). Pm mea ns the mo ni tor power of use r.

The B line's information as follo w: In n or mal, it will tur n on page au to ma tically, when pu sh ing the button “ UP ”, the

order of the pa gi ng inform at ion as fo llow:

6.4.4 Work mode set up

Keep p re ss ing “ente r ”for 3S ,you can enter s et up sur fa ce,in the set up surface you need h old but to n Enter o r ESC 1 S for s election,you can see the su rf ac e as sh owing below.

Chart 6.6

If you cho os e CEI and used SPH inve rt er in Italy, SP H in verter have Aut o Test f unction. How to use t he A uto test function . Pl ease see the anne x.

1.Unde r th e Basic Para ,you can s ee t he setup option s be low after pressing Ente r fo r 1S：

Chart 6.5

Chart 6.7

In t he basic Parameter,y ou can set langu ag e ( English ,I ta lian ,G er ma n ),sys te m time ,

WorkMode

ExportLimit

WorkMode

ExportLimit: OFF

Power Rate: 00.0%

Press “enter” key more

than 1 seconds to make sure

Press “down” key

to the next item

Press “enter” key

to make sure

Range from 00.0% to 100.0%,

and the accuracy is 0.1%

WorkMode

Fail Safe: ON

OFF

MODE Change

WorkMode

Sensor

WorkMode

Cable CT

WorkMode

Meter

Raillog

Battery Type

WorkMode

Lithium

WorkMode

Lead-acid

Press “enter” key to

make sure

Press “down” key

to the next item

Press “enter” key

to make sure

lead-a ci d cell ch arging vo lt age (de fa ult is 58 V),discharg e low v ol ta ge (def au lt is 48V)an d lead-acid constant c urre nt(default is 75A).

2.Under the Ba ck Up ,yo u can s ee the se tup optio ns below af ter pressing Enter f or 1S:

In t he back u p you c an set UPS ,incl ud ing enabl e or di sa bl e (defa ul t is en ab le ),AC voltag e( default i s 230V) a nd frequency(de fa ult site 50HZ).

3.Under the Pr io ri ty ,you can see the set up options below a ft er pressing E nter:

Note：

1.”Pow er R ate” is used to set up po we r of battery. So di ff erent ba tt ery may has the

different power, cus tomer need to che ck t he max power of bat te ry.

2.Time setting is 2 4- ho ur. If the en d ti me i s less than begin ni ng time, it default s to

spanni ng d ays.

Press “ente r” key more

than 1 seco nd s to make sur e

Work Mode

BackU p

UPS setup

WorkMode

Priority

WorkMode

Opt: Load First （default）

Bat First

Grid First

If battery first is choosen

Press “down” key

to the next item

If Grid first is choosen

Chart 6.9

Chart 6.8

WorkMode

Bat First: OK NO

WorkMode

Grid First: OK NO

Press “ente r” key more

than 1 seco nds to make s ur e

Work Mode

Backu p: E na ble

Press “down” key

Disab le

to the ne xt i te m

Work Mode

ACVolt: 230 V 240

208

Work Mode

AC Freq: 50 Hz 60

If you need to enable AC charging

choose “OK” to

the next item

choose “OK” to

the next item

Press “down” key

to the next item

function, you need key password

Stop SOC: 100%

Power Rate: 100 %

Stop SOC: 5%

Power Rate: 100 %

WorkMode

SC : _ _ _ _

WorkMode

Time

WorkMode

Save ：OK

WorkMode

Time

WorkMode

Save ：OK NO

WorkMode

AC CHG: Enable Disable

WorkMode

00:00 – 00:00

Range from 50 to 100%,

and the accuracy is 1%

Range from 10 to 100%, and the accuracy is 10%

WorkMode

00:00 – 00:00

Range from 50 to 100%,

and the accuracy is 1%

Range from 10 to 100%, and the accuracy is 10%

4.Under the MO DE Change , you can see the setup o pt ions belo w after p ress in g Enter:

Chart 6.10

The MO DE chan ge has tw o options what are s en sor and battery ty pe,sensor i s cable CT(default) ,m eter and SP-CT(wireless RF transf er ).In th e battery t ype,you can ch oose li th iu m batte ry or lea d- acid ba tt er y.

5.Unde r th e ExportLimit, yo u ca n see the setup opt io ns below after pressing E nt er :

Chart 6.11

Export li mit is used for users t o co ntro l the energy flowin g to t he grid. If this functi on i s enabled, the feed in g power to grid wil l be e qual or less than the s et up value. Th e purpose of the Fail S af e function is to en su re tha t sh ould any part of th e ELS fail , th e Active Power expo rt ed across the Connectio n Po int will drop to the Agreed Expor t Ca pa city or less with in t he specified time . Note:

1.Defa ul t value is 00.0%.

2.Fail s af e works only in meter m od e.

3. Fail sa fe w orks only in G99 or G98 c er tification.

4. If Expo rt limit function is w or king, we can't se tu p priority of Grid fi rs t.

6.Unde r the d ef au lt set ,you ca n see the setup op tions bel ow after pres si ng Enter:

Press “en te r” key to mak e

sure

Work Mode Work Mode

Defau lt S et

Press “en te r” key more

than 3 seconds to ma ke s ure

YES

Chart 6.12Chart 6.1

Defaul t set i s “resume to default s et ting ”, pl ea se don' t use it unless it 's necess ar y.

6.5 Communication

6.5.1 Use of USB-A port

USB-A po rt i s mainly for firmwa re upd ag e： Through USB co nn ec tion,we can qui ck ly update the softw are of m ac hine. You ca n se e USB-A as below.

Chart 6. 13

Note: USB can be used for firmware update and monitoring . Cus to me r can 't use it for

chargi ng .

6.5.2 Use of RS232 port

RS232 port is mainly used for monitoring conn ec tion with PC , u se rs ca n m on itor ,s et parame te rs an d updat e the software of t he ma ch ine t hrough RS23 2 conne ct io n w it h machin e an d PC, using the shine bu s software developed by G rowa tt .

About ShineBus software, when you ne ed ed, plea se downloa d from official website of Growatt.

Removi ng R S232 cover first:

Chart 6.15

The wiri ng d iagram is as follow s:

Chart 6.16

About Sh in eBus software, when you n ee ded, please downl oa d from o ffic ia l website of Growatt.

Chart 6.14

Before u se RS23 2 communica ti on, you should ma ke sure the fol lo w PIN1 and PIN 2 are OFF:

6.5.3 The SPH's monitoring

The SPH provid e RS 23 2/USB interfa ce . Users can through the fol lo wing commun ic ation solution to m on itor the SPH. For e xa mple Using Wi -Fi-S monitor SPH as fol lo w:

Note: This kind of m onitoring ca n only be used b y the m on itor of Gro wa tt's Shi ne server /shine phone provid ed by t he company. Through RS 232 inter fa ce connec t to Wi-FiS/shin el ink/GPRS, use com pu ter terminal/ or m obile phone for dat a mo nitoring.

Chart 6.17

Before use WIF I co mm unication, yo u sh ould make sure the follow P IN 1 and PIN2 are ON:

Chart 6.18

Then Plu g in t he communicatio n mo dule and tighte n th e sc re ws a s follow.

Chart 6.19

Start-up and shut down SPH system 7

7.1 Start-up the SPH system

Users ca n st art-up SPH invert er s thro ugh following ste ps：

1.Conn ec t to PV

2.Conn ec t to Grid

3.Conn ec t to Battery

4.Turn the switch o n in t urn of PV, Grid and bat te ry.

5.When t he L ED turns green, the w or king informat io n on L CD indicates th e succes sf ul start-up of SPH in ve rter

7.2 Disconnect the SPH system

Attention of the installation environm-

ent, maintenance and cleaning

Heat dis si pation performa nc e is very importa nt w hen SPH inverter wo rk u nder the environmen t of h ig h temperature, better h ea t dissipation c an reduc e th e possib il ity of SPH inverter s to ps working. Growatt SPH s er ies inverter wi th ou t fan so belon gs t o natural cooling , ho t air from the top of the radia to r, tie-in bat te ry, use envi ronm en t fo r IP65, please pa y at tention to the temp er ature of the instal la tion environment, to en su re tha t th e battery's saf et y and the normal work of the mac hi ne. When use b at tery, pleas e pa y attention to the fo ll ow informatio n: Cautio n: D o not dispose of batt er ies in a fire. The batterie s ma y explode. Cautio n: D o not open or damage ba tt eries. Releas ed e le ctro lyte is harmful t o th e skin and e ye s. It may be toxic. Cautio n: A b attery can present a risk o f el ectrical shock an d hi gh short-circuit current. The f ol lo wing precautions shou ld b e observed when w or king on batteries : a)Remo ve w atches, rings or ot he r metal objects . b)Use to ol s with insulated ha nd les. c)Wear rubbe r gl ov es and boots. d)Do not l ay t ools or metal parts o n to p of batteries. e)Disc on nect charging sou rce pr io r to connecting or di sc onnecting bat te ry termin al s. f)Dete rm ine if battery is ina dv ertently grounded. If i na dvertently grounded , remove source from ground. Contact w it h any part of a grounded batt er y can result in elec tr ic al shock. The lik el ihood of such shock c an b e re du ced if such grounds are removed during i ns ta llation and mai nt enance (applica bl e to equipm en t and re mo te battery supp li es not having a grounded su pp ly circu it). If SPH inv er ter doesn't work fo r ov erheating or to o co ld, solve it according to t he follow in g methods

·C

onfirm w he ther the radiator a ir d uct installat io n is rea so nable, choose t he

appropriat e po si tion before installat io n.

If lead- ac id batteries are connec te d, confirming the N TC b attery is in a good

instal la tion.

onfirm w he ther the battery te mp erature is too high, too hi gh t emperature of

·C batter y ca n also lead to SPH fail t o wo rk, at this point , to v entilation, coo li ng or still handle t o th e battery, pl ea se.

If tempe ra ture i s lo w, also can appear t he b attery low temper at ure protec ti on, the batt er y will start with sma ll l oad in low temper at ure ou tp ut, after tempe ra tu re back to no rm al system can work no rm ally, pleas e be p atient at this ti me

·I

f the temp er ature is t oo low, it is possib le t hat battery will be l ow t emperature protection , at t hi s time, please pa y at tention to the work in g temperature range listed i n th e specification s of t he book.

Servic in g of batteries shou ld b e performed or su pe rvised by personn el

knowle dg eable about batte ri es and the required precautions.

When replaci ng b at teries, replace with th e sa me type and numbe r of b atteries or

batter y pa cks.

Genera l in structions regarding removal and in st allation of batte ri es.

Remark :

All of abo ve a ction should be ope ra ted by professional per so n, if you want to do these wo rk s, you must make sure the who le s ystem are off.

1.Turn off all the circuit breaker and sw it ch

2.Disc on nect PV

3.Disc on nect the inverter

4.Disc on nect the battery

5.Pull u p AC P LUG connection

6.Wai ting until LED, LC D display have gone o ut , the SPH is shut dow n co mp letely

9 Fault removal

Our produc ts are carrie d out with st rict tests be fore they t ak e out, if t he operatio n difficulti es i n th e proc es s of i ns tallation, plea se l og on to www.ginverter.com websit e, v iew the Q&A program.

When SPH invert er fault happens, pleas e inf or m o ur compa ny, a nd to provide SPH related in fo rm ation, we w il l have a professi on al after-sal es s ervice pers on nel to answer y ou .

What you n ee d to pro vi de the informat io n about the SPH inclu di ng:

Serial n um ber Model Inform at ion about the LCD dis pl ay Brief de sc ription of problems The batt er y voltage The PV inp ut v oltage and power pe r st ring. The grid v ol tage and frequency Can you retell t he f ai lure p ro bl em ? If you can, what ki nd o f a situation Did the proble m ha pp en in the past? When did t hi s fault happen? Fir st i nstallation ? About th e ba ttery The manu fa cturer n ame and model of ba tt ery Capaci ty o f battery Output v ol tage of the battery The time y ou b uy Battery and frequenc y yo u use it

9.1 System fault information list and troubleshooting suggestions

War ning Messag e

Error Message

War ning401

War ning203

War ning506

AC V Outrange

AC F Outrange

PairingT im eO ut

BMS COM Fault

Battery reversed

BAT NTC Open

Battery Open

Over Load

No AC Connection

Description Suggestion

Raillog/Meter Communication fault

PV1 or PV2 Circuit short

Battery temperature out of specified range for charge or discharge

Grid voltage fault. Please refer to the local grid standard for more details of the grid frequency.

Grid frequency fault. Please refer to the local grid standard for more details for the grid voltage.

Communication fault

Battery terminals reversed

NTC open (only for lead-acid battery)

Battery terminal open (only for lithium battery)

UPS output overload warning. If this warning occurred three time. Off-grid function will be locked one hour and output power again.

No Utility

Check the wire connection between meter and inverter is good or not. Check the distance of Raillog and inverter is in the range of specification or not. Restart inverter and Raillog, reconnect.

Check the positive and negative of PV input is reversed or not. Reinserted the PV terminal, please contact Growatt service center if res ta rt c an 't s ol ve the problem.

Check the environment temperature o f battery is in the range of specification or not.

Check th e AC v oltage is in the rang e of standa rd vol ta ge i n specificati on . Check th e gr id connection is go od o r not.

Check the frequency is in the range of specification or not. Restart inverter. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em .

Check the distance of Raillog and inverter is in the range of specification or not. Restart inverter and Railog, reconnect.

Check the lithium Battery is open or not. Check the connection of lithium Battery and inverter is good or not.

Check the positive and negative of battery is reversed or not.

Check the temperature of lead-acid battery is installed or not. Check the temperature of lead-acid battery is connected well or not.

Check the battery connection is good or not. Check the switches between the battery and inverter are all on or not.

Please reduce the load of UPS output.

Please confirm grid is lost or not. Check the grid connection is good or not. Check the switches on the cable are on or not.

Output High DCI

Bat Voltage High

Bat Voltage Low

BMS War ning:XXX

BMS error:XX X

UPS Volt Lo w

Output DC current too high. Please refer to the local grid standard for disconnection time when the output DC current is too high.

Battery Voltage higher than 60V

Battery Voltage Lower than 42 V

BMS report warning

BMS report erro r

UPS output voltage low

Restart inverter. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em .

Check the voltage of battery is in the range of specification or not. Check the battery connection is right or not If battery is really higher than 60V. Ple as e disconnect the connection of battery and check inverter.

Check the real voltage of battery. Check the wire of battery and inverter is good or not.

Check the warn in g in fo rm at io n from lithium battery user manual. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em .

Check the error information fro m li th iu m battery user manual. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em .

Check the load of UPS. If overload occurred, reduce load. Restart inverter again.

Restart inverter.

Error 405

Relay fault

Error 407

PV Isolation Low

OP Short Fault!

NTC Open

Error 406

Residual I High

Error 408

Autotest failed (only in Italy)

PV isolation too low

UPS Output Short Fault

Intern al t em pe ra tu re failed

Model set up not meet with certification

Leakage current too high

Temperature over range

PV Voltage High

PV voltage higher than datasheet

Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the prob le m.

Restart inverter. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em .

Check the connection of PV panels and inverter is good or not. Check the PE of inverter is good or not.

Check the load of UPS. Check the output of UPS. Especial not connect to grid

Please contact Growatt service center

Please check model set or check the DIP setting

Check the cable of inverter. Restart inverter. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em

Please check the temperature is in the range of specification or not.

Please check the voltage of PV input is in the range of specification or not.

Error Message

Error 103

Error 411

Error 418

Error 303

BUS voltage high

Intern al c om mu ni ca ti on failed

DSP and COM firmware version unmatch, system fault.

Inverter L N reversed or ground failed

Description

Error Message

Check the PV input voltage. Do not exceed the range of specification. Restart inverter. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em .

Restart inverter. Please contact Growatt service center if restart can't solve the pro bl em .

Read DSP and COM firmware version fro m LCD or shinebus. Check if the firmware is correc t.

Check the L line and N line is reversed or not. Check the PE s connected well or not.

Suggestion

11 Manufacturer Warranty

This c er tificate represents a 5 year w arranty for t he Growatt products l isted below. Posses si on of this cert if icate validat es a s tandard factory w ar ranty of 5 year s from t he date of pu rcha se .

Warranted products

This war ra nty is applicable s ol ely to the follow in g prod uc ts: Growatt-SP H3 00 0 TL BL-UP. Growatt-SP H3 60 0 Growatt-SP H4 00 0 Growatt-SP H4 60 0 TL BL-UP. Growatt-SP H5 00 0 TL BL-UP. Growatt-SP H6 00 0 TL BL-UP.

Limited Product Warranty

( A pp li ca b l e u n d er n o r ma l a p p l ic at i o n , i ns t a l la ti o n , u s e a n d s e r vi ce condit io ns)Gro watt warrant s t he ab ov e lis ted pro du cts to b e free f rom def ec ts and/or failure specified for a period not e xceeding five (5 ) yea rs from t he date of s ale as shown i n th e Proo f of P urch ase to the Original p urch as er.

TL BL-UP. TL BL-UP.

The “Limited Product Wa rr anty” de scribed ab ove sh al l not apply to, a nd Growatt shall h ave no ob li gation o f any kind w hatsoever wi th respect to , any machi ne which has been s ub jected to:

Misuse , ab use, neglect or acc id ent;

Altera ti on, improper installa ti on or application ;

Unauth or ized modificati on o r attempted repairs;

Insufficie nt v en tilation of the p roduct ;

Tran sp ort damage;

·Breaking of the or ig inal manufact urers se al ;

·Non-ob se rvance of Growatt insta ll ation and mainten an ce instructio n;

·Failure to obs er ve t he applicable s af ety re gu lations

· Power f ai lure surges, ligh ti ng , flo od , fire, exposu re to incorrect use, negligence,

accide nt , force majeure, explosion , terro ri st act, vanda li sm or damage cau se d by in correct ins talla tion, mod if ica tion o r extr eme we ather con di tio ns or o ther circumstan ce s no t re as onably attribut ab le to Growatt.

The warranty shall also c ease to appl y if the p rodu ct cann ot be correctly id entified as the product of Growa tt . Warran ty claims wil l not be honore d if t he type of serial number o n th e machines have bee n al tere d, rem ov ed or re ndered i llegible.

Liability

The li ability o f Growatt in re sp ect of an y defec ts in its ma ch ines shal l be li mi te d to compli an ce wi th th e o bl igations as stated in these terms and conditions of warran ty. Maximu m liabi li ty shall be limited to the sale price of the pro du ct . Growatt shal l accept n o liability for l oss of profit, resultan t of i ndirect damage, a ny l oss of elec tr ical power and / or compensatio n of energ y sup pl ie rs wi thin the e xpre ss me aning o f t ha t term.

The wa rr anty righ ts as m ea nt herein are not t ransferable o r assigna bl e to any th ird party ex ce pting the named war ra nty holder.

The warranties described in t he se “Lim it ed War ranty” are exclusive and are expressly in lieu of and e xc lude a ll other warranties, whether written, oral, e xpre ss er imp li ed , includ in g but not limi te d to, war ranties o f merchanta bi lity an d of fi tness f or a partic ul ar p ur pose, use ,o r ap pl ic ation, and a ll o th er o bl igations or liabilities on the part of GROWATT , u nless such other obligations or liabil it ies a re expressly agreed to it in writin g si gned and approved by GROWATT , GROWATT sh all have no responsibi li ty o r li ab ility whatsoever for dama ge o r in ju ry t o pe rs ons or p rope rt y, or for o th er loss o r injury re su lting from an y cause w ha tsoever ar is ing out o f or relate d to t he modules, i ncluding, w ithout limi ta tion, any defects in the modu le s or from u se or i ns tallation. Under n o circumstances sha ll GROWAT T be liab le for in ci de ntal, conseq ue ntial or s pecial damages howsoe ve r c au sed; loss of use, loss of prod uc tion, loss of revenues are therefore specifically and wit ho ut limitation exclu de d to the extent legally permiss ib le, GR OWATT ’s aggregate liability, if any, in da ma ges or otherw is e, shall not exceed t he i nvoice as paid by t he c us tomer.

Warranty Conditions

If a d ev ice becomes d efective du ri ng the agreed Growatt f actory warr an ty period a nd provided t ha t it will not b e impossible or unreasonable, th e device will b e, as selecte d by Growatt:

1. Shipp ed t o a Grow at t service cente r fo r re pa ir ;

2. Repai red on -s it e;

3. E xc ha nged for a re pl acement dev ic e of equi va le nt value ac cord in g to mode l and age.

The warra nt y s ha ll not c over transportat io n c osts in connection with the return of defect iv e modu le s. The cost of th e instal la tion o r reinstallati on of the m od ules s ha ll also be ex pres sl y excluded as are a ll other relate d logistical an d proce ss costs incurred by al l pa rt ies in relation to this war ra nty claim.

12 Decommissioning

12.1 Dismantling the energy storage

1. Disco nn ect the storage mac hi ne such as mentio ne d in section 7.

2. Disco nn ect the upper cable o f SP H inverter.

Wat ch o ut the SPH’s shell he at a nd pre ve nt to scald Wai t 20 m inutes until th e SP H cooling and then to d is assembly!

3. Unscrew all t he c on necting cable .

4. Unscrew the r ad ia tor and wall-mo un ted anchor screw and then t ak e down the machin e from w al l .

12.2 Packing the SPH inverter

Usuall y placed SPH inverter i n the packing box w ith ta pe seali ng , if the SP H inve rt er cannot reo cc upy, You can cho os e a cheap carton for p ackaging. C ar ton requirements must m ee t the s iz e of the in verter and can support energy s torage ma ch in e overall weight .

13Product Specification

13.1 Growatt SPH series energy storage machine product specification

Model

Specification s

Input data( D C)

Max. rec om me nd ed PV power(for m od ul e STC)

Max. DC volta ge

Start volta ge

Normal volt ag e

MPP work volt ag e range

Max. input cu rrent of tracker A/ tracker B

Max. short cu rrent

Number of independe nt M PP trackers / st ri ng s per MPP track er

Growatt SPH3000 TL BL-UP

3300W/ 3300W

550V

150V

370V 370V 370V 370V 370 V 37 0V

150V-550V

12A/12A

15A

2/1

Growatt SPH3600 TL BL-UP

3300W/ 3300W

550V

150V

150V-550V 150 V-5 50 V 150V-550V 150V-550V 1 50 V-5 50 V

12A/12A

15A

2/1 2 /1 2/1 2/ 1 2/1

Growatt SPH4000 TL BL-UP

3300W/ 3300W

550V

150V

12A/12A

15A

Growatt SPH4600 TL BL-UP

4000W/ 4000W

550V

150V

12A/12A

15A

Growatt SPH5000 TL BL-UP

4000W/ 4000W

550V

150V

12A/12A

15A

Growatt SPH6000 TL BL-UP

4000W/ 4000W

550V

150V

12A/12A

15A

12.3 Storing SPH inverter

Store SPH inve rt er i n a dry place where ambient t em peratures are always betwee n

- 25°C and + 60 °C

12.4 Disposing of the SPH inverter

Do not dispo se of SPH i nv er ter together with househ ol d waste. Please accordance with the dispos al regulations for electronic waste which apply at t he ins ta llation site at tha t time. Ensure that the ol d unit and, whe re applicable, any access or ies are di sposed of in a proper manne r.

Backfeed cu rrent to the array

Output (AC)

Rated AC outp ut power

Max. AC appar ent power

Max. output curre nt

AC nominal voltage; ra ng e

Max inrush pe ak curre nt

Max output fa ul t peak curren t

Max output overc ur rent pro te ct io n

AC grid fre qu en cy ; range

3000W

3000VA

16A

230V ; 180Vac270Vac

34.6A

65A

3680W

3680VA

16A

230V ; 180Vac270Vac

34.6A

65A

65A 65A

50/60,±5Hz

4000W

4000VA

22A

230V ; 180Vac270Vac

34.6A

65A

4600W

4600VA

22A

230V ; 180Vac270Vac

34.6A

65A

4999W

4999VA

22A

230V ; 180Vac270Vac

34.6A

65A

6000W

6000VA

27A

230V ; 180Vac270Vac

34.6A

65A

Specifica ti on s

Phase facto r at rate power

Displacem en t power facto r, configura bl e*

THDI

AC connecti on

AC overvolt ag e category

UPS output da ta

Max AC appare nt power

Rated AC outp ut voltage

Rated AC outp ut fre qu en cy

Starting mo de

BAT da ta (D C)

Battery vol ta ge range

Max chargin g voltage

Max chargin g an d dischargi ng curre nt

Max chargin g an d dischargi ng power

Type of battery

Capacity of battery

Eff ic ie nc y

Max. effi ci ency Euro we ig ht ed

eff ic ie nc y

Max batt er y chargi ng / discha rg ing efficiency

MPPT effi ci ency

Protectio n de vi ces

DC re ve rs e po larity pro te ct io n

Model

Growatt SPH3000

Growatt SPH3600

Growatt SPH4000

Growatt SPH4600

Growatt SPH5000

Growatt SPH6000

1 1 1 1 1 1

0.8leading …0.8 lagging

<3% < 3% <3% <3% <3%

Single phase

0.8leading …0.8 lagging

Single phase

0.8leading …0.8 lagging

Single phase

0.8leading …0.8 lagging

Single phase

0.8leading …0.8 lagging

Single phase

0.8leading …0.8 lagging

<3%

Single phase

Catego ry I II

3600W/ 4000W/ 10s *2

lithium / Lead-acid

97.2%

96.9%

1 1

3600W/ 4000W/ 10s *2

lithium / Lead-acid

97.3%

97%

230Vac

50/60Hz 50/60Hz 50/60Hz 50/60Hz 50/60Hz 50/60Hz

Setup Se tu p S et up S et up S et up S et up

42~59V 42~59 V 42~ 59 V 42~59V42 ~5 9V 42~59V

58V 58V 58 V 58V 58V 58 V

75A 75A 75A 75A 75 A 75A

3000W/ 4000W/ 10s *2

lithium / Lead-acid

50~ 20 00Ah 50~ 20 00Ah 50~ 20 00Ah 50~ 20 00Ah 50~20 00Ah 50~200 0Ah

97.1%

96.8%

99.5% 9 9. 5% 99.5% 99.5% 99 .5 % 99.5%

yes yes yes yes yes yes

230Vac 230Vac 230Vac 230Vac 230Vac

3600W/ 4000W/ 10s *2

lithium / Lead-acid

97.2%

96.9%

3600W/ 4000W/ 10s *2

lithium / Lead-acid

97.3%

97%

94%94%94%94%94%

6000W*5000W*4600W*4000W*368 0W*3000W*

3600W/ 4000W/ 10s *2

lithium / Lead-acid

97.5%

97.1%

94%

Model

Specifica ti on s

BAT re ve rse

pro te ct io n

Output over curre nt p rotecti on

Output over voltage pro tectionvaristor

Gro un d fa ul t monitorin g

Grid monito ri ng

Integrate d al l pole sensit iv e leakage cur rent monitorin g un it

General Dat a

Dimension s (W / H / D) in mm

Wei gh t

Operating temperatu re range

Noise emiss io n (typical)

Altitude

Self-Cons um pt ion

Inverter Topo lo gy

DC/DC topol og y

Cooling con ce pt

Environ me ntal Pro te ct io n Rating

Relative hu mi di ty

Features

DC connecti on

AC connecti on

Growatt SPH3000

yes

450*565 *180

27KG

–25°C ... +60°Cwith derating above 45°C

< 7 W

transfor merless

HF transform er

Natural

IP65

100%

MC4/H4 (opt)

connector connector connector con ne ct or connector connector

Growatt SPH3600

yes

450*565 *180

27KG 27KG 27K G 27KG 27KG

–25°C ... +60°Cwith derating above 45°C

< 7 W < 7 W < 7 W < 7 W < 7 W

transfor merless

HF transform er

Natural Na tural Na tu ra l Natura l Natur al

IP65 IP65 IP6 5 IP6 5 IP65

100% 100% 100% 100% 100%

MC4/H4 (opt)

Growatt SPH4000

yes

450*565 *180

–25°C ... +60°Cwith derating above 45°C

transfor merless

HF transform er

MC4/H4 (opt)

Growatt SPH4600

yes

450*565 *180

–25°C ... +60°Cwith derating above 45°C

transfor merless

HF transform er

MC4/H4 (opt)

Growatt SPH5000

yes

450*565 *180

–25°C ... +60°Cwith derating above 45°C

≤ 25 dB(A)≤ 25 dB(A)≤ 25 dB(A)≤ 25 dB(A)≤ 25 dB(A)

transfor merless

HF transform er

MC4/H4 (opt)

Growatt SPH6000

yes

450*565 *180

–25°C ... +60°Cwith derating above 45°C

≤ 25 dB(A)

2000m2000m2000m2000m2000m2000m

transfor merless

HF transform er

MC4/H4 (opt)

Model

Speci ficat ions

BAT co nn ect io n

Displ ay

Inter faces : Rs485 /USB /C AN/Wi -F i/ GPRS

War ran ty : 5 yea rs / 10 ye ar s

Cer ti ficat es and ap prova ls

Grid regul at ion

EMC

Safet y

Mod el

Spe ci ficat ions

BAT co nn ect io n

Displ ay

Inter faces : Rs485 /USB /C AN/Wi -F i/ GPRS

War ran ty : 5 yea rs / 10 ye ar s

Certi ficat es and ap prova ls

Grid regul at ion

EMC

Safet y

Growat t SP H3000 Grow at t SPH3600 Gro watt SPH4000

Screw Screw Screw

LCD+L ED LCD+L ED LCD+L ED

yes /ye s / opt /o pt/ opt

yes /op t y es /opt yes /op t

NRS 0 97 -2-1 NRS 097 -2-1 NRS 097 -2-1

EN610 00-6- 1,EN6 1000- 6-3 EN 61 000 -6 -1, EN 610 00 -6- 3 EN 61 000 -6 -1, EN 610 00 -6- 3

IEC62 109&I EC620 40 IEC 62 109 &I EC6 20 40 IEC 62 109 &I EC620 40

Growat t SP H4600 Grow at t SPH5000 Gro watt SPH6000

Screw Screw Screw

LCD+L ED LCD+L ED LCD+L ED

yes /ye s / opt /o pt/ opt

yes /op t y es /opt yes /op t

NRS 097 -2-1 NRS 0 97 -2-1 NRS 0 97 -2-1

EN610 00-6- 1,EN6 1000- 6-3 EN 61 000 -6 -1, EN 610 00 -6- 3 EN 61 000 -6 -1, EN 610 00 -6- 3

IEC62 109&I EC620 40 IEC 62 109 &I EC6 20 40 IEC 62 109 &I EC620 40

13.2 PV input terminal parameter

MC 4 speci fi cation:

DC conne ct or

Rated curre nt (90℃environ ment)

Nominal sys te m voltage

2.5mm /14AW G24mm /12 AWG

32A 40A

600V DC(UL) 600V DC(TUV )

yes /ye s / opt /o pt/ opt

MC4(mu lt i-contact)/ H4(opt)

6mm /10 AWG210mm /8AW G

44A

yes /ye s / opt /o pt/ opt

65A

Socket c on tact materials

Insula ti on materials

Ambien t te mperature range

Wi re s tr ipping length

Cable ca si ng diameter

Copper, tin

Thermo pl astics UL94 V-0

-40℃ to +90℃

7.0mm( 9/ 32)

4.5 to 7.8 mm (3/16: to 5/16”)

13.3 Torque

Upper co ve r scre ws

Shell an d RS 232screws

Dc conne ct or

M6 screwdriv er

Grounding sc rew

1.3Nm( 10 .8 1bf.in)

0.7Nm( 6. 2 1bf.in)

1.8Nm( 16 .0 1bf.in)

2Nm(18 1 bf .in)

13.4 Appendix

The following chart is the e ne rgy s to rage ma chine optional appendix list, if there is a need please cont ac t t he Growat t New Ener gy Tech no logy Co., Ltd or dealer

orders.( P/ N is o nly for refere nce,and it may be c ha nged.)

Name

Shine li nk

Shine Wi-Fi-S

GPRS

SPM(Si ng le phase meter)

TPM(Th ree ph as e meter)

TSSP

Used for d at a re co rd

Rs485 me te r sensor(Estron)

RS485 me te r sensor(CHNT)

RS485 me te r sensor (standard)

RS 485 met er s ensor (for Italy) using fo r on g rid and off gird s witch

manual

Descri pt ion

GROWATT P/ N

MR00.0 00 7200

MR00.0 00 8600

MR00.0 00 9601

MR00.0 00 8800

MR00.0 01 0800

MR00.0 00 8300

MR00.0 00 8400

TV03.0 00 1200

Contact res istance

Pro te ct io n grade

0.25mΩ（mode l）

IP 68

14 Certificate

Model

Certif ic ate

Annex

Growatt SPH s eries i nverter apply within the s co pe of the world, So the i nv erter h ave to satis fy d iffe rent c ou ntries and regions of different safet y st andard s.

Growatt SPH3 00 0T L BL-UP Growatt SPH3 60 0T L BL-UP Growatt SPH4 00 0T L BL-UP Growatt SPH4 60 0T L BL-UP

NRS 097- 2- 1

Growatt SPH5 00 0T L BL-UP Growatt SPH6 00 0T L BL-UP

15 Contact

If yo u have te chnical proble ms about our products, contact t he Growatt Se rv ice line or d ea le r. We need the followi ng information in ord er to provide you w it h the necess ar y assistance:

1. SPH inv er ter Serial number

2. SPH inv er ter module inform at ion

3. SPH inv er ter communicati on m ode

4. SPH inv er ter fault informa ti on code

5. SPH inv er ter Display conte nt

6. The man uf acture r and model of the ba tt ery

7. Batte ry c apacity and conne ct ion mode

Auto Test (o nl y for Italy) Follow i s th e chart of Auto Test, refer to 6. 4. 4. in the set up surfac e of “ Auto Test”. Press the “Ent er ” ke y, make sure to start a ut o test by press “enter” key 3 s ec onds. The LCD wi ll d isplay the follow m es sage.

WorkM ode

Auto Tes t

WorkM ode

YES ?

Pres s “en ter”mo re

than 3 seco nds to en ter

59.S2 Lim it

Waiti ng to sta rt

59.S2 Lim it

264.5 V 200ms

59.S2 Testi ng

230.8 V - xx x V

59.S2 Pass

264.7 V 180ms

27.S1 Lim it

195.5 V 400ms

59.S2 Testi ng

230.8 V - xx x V

59.S2 Pass

194.7 V 380ms

81>S2 Limi t

51.5HZ 100ms

81>S2 Testi ng

50.01-xxxx Hz

81>S2 Pa ss

51.52HZ 8 0ms

81<S2 Limi t

47.50HZ 100ms

81<S2 Testi ng

50.01-xxxx Hz

81<S2 Pa ss

47.49HZ 8 0ms

59.S1 Lim it

253.0V 3 000ms

59.S1 Tes ting

230.4- xxx xV

59.S1 Pass

254.7V 3 000ms

27.S2 Lim it

92.0V 200ms

27.S2 Testin g

230.4- xxx xV

27.S2 Pass

90.8V 180ms

81>S1 Limi t

50.5HZ 10 0ms

81>S1 Test ing

50.01- xxx xHZ

81>S1 Pass

50.05V 8 0ms

81<S1 Limi t

49.5HZ 10 0ms

81<S1 Test ing

50.01- xxx xHZ

81<S1 Pass

49.5HZ 8 0ms

Auto Tes ting

Auto Tes t Passe d

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