Sinexcel PWS1-100K-EX, PWS1-50K, PWS1-150K, PWS1-50K-NA, PWS1-150K-NA Operating Manual

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Operating Manual

PWS1-50K to 250K Series Energy Storage PCS

Sinexcel

PWS1-50K to 250K Series Bi-directional Energy Storage PCS

Operating Manual

Version: V2.0

Shenzhen Sinexcel Electric Co., Ltd. Website: http://sinexcel.us/ or www.sinexcel.com Add: Building 6, Area 2, Baiwangxin High-tech Industrial Park, No. 1002, Songbai Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen Postcode: 518055 Hotline: +86 0755-8651-1588

Table of Contents

1 Information on this Document .......................................................................................................................................... 4

1.1 Validity ........................................................................................................................................................................... 4

1.2 Target Group ................................................................................................................................................................ 4

1.3 Nomenclature Terms and abbreviations ................................................................................................................... 5

2 Safety Precautions .............................................................................................................................................................. 6

2.1 Symbols......................................................................................................................................................................... 6

2.2 Important Safety instructions .................................................................................................................................... 6

2.3 Additional Information ................................................................................................................................................ 7

3 Product Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................... 8

3.1 System Introduction .................................................................................................................................................... 8

3.2 PCS Appearance .......................................................................................................................................................... 8

3.3 System Schematic Diagram ....................................................................................................................................... 8

3.4 PCS Composition........................................................................................................................................................ 11

3.5 Operating Compositions ........................................................................................................................................... 13

3.5.1 Switches Introduction ........................................................................................................................................ 13

3.5.2 Touch Screen ...................................................................................................................................................... 14

3.5.3 LEDs of the System ........................................................................................................................................... 15

3.5.4 Labels................................................................................................................................................................... 17

4 Technical Data ................................................................................................................................................................... 18

5 Storing, lifting and transporting ...................................................................................................................................... 20

5.1 Safety during Transport ............................................................................................................................................ 20

5.2 Transporting the PCS ................................................................................................................................................ 20

5.2.1 Transport and storage ....................................................................................................................................... 20

5.3 Unpacking the PCS .................................................................................................................................................... 20

6 Installation ......................................................................................................................................................................... 21

6.1 Safety during Installation ......................................................................................................................................... 21

6.2 Mechanical Installation ............................................................................................................................................. 22

6.2.1 Mounting preparation ........................................................................................................................................ 22

6.2.2 Preparation for Mounting on a Base ............................................................................................................... 23

6.3 Electrical Connections ............................................................................................................................................... 24

6.3.1 Input requirement .............................................................................................................................................. 24

6.3.2 Output requirement ........................................................................................................................................... 24

6.3.3 Wiring mode ....................................................................................................................................................... 24

6.3.4 System grounding .............................................................................................................................................. 30

6.3.5 DC port wiring .................................................................................................................................................... 31

6.3.6 AC port wiring ..................................................................................................................................................... 31

6.3.7 Wiring of terminal strips .................................................................................................................................... 32

6.4 Communication interface connection ..................................................................................................................... 34

6.4.1 Connecting the EMS over RS485 or Ethernet ................................................................................................ 35

6.4.2 Connecting a BMS over CAN ............................................................................................................................ 35

6.5 Check after installation ............................................................................................................................................. 36

7 Function Description ......................................................................................................................................................... 37

7.1 Operating Status ........................................................................................................................................................ 37

7.1.1 Overview of the Operating Status ................................................................................................................... 37

7.1.2 Operating States without STS .......................................................................................................................... 38

7.1.3 Operating States with STS ................................................................................................................................ 39

8 Operation ........................................................................................................................................................................... 40

8.1 Safety during Operation ........................................................................................................................................... 40

8.2 Power On Procedure ................................................................................................................................................. 40

8.3 Setting Procedure before startup ............................................................................................................................ 43

8.3.1 Touch screen power on ..................................................................................................................................... 43

8.3.2 Log into the control Interface .......................................................................................................................... 43

8.3.3 Select Control Mode........................................................................................................................................... 43

8.3.4 General Settings ................................................................................................................................................. 44

8.3.5 Communication setting ..................................................................................................................................... 44

8.4 Manual Startup Procedure ........................................................................................................................................ 44

8.5 Automatic Startup Procedure ................................................................................................................................... 45

8.6 Remote Startup Procedure ....................................................................................................................................... 45

8.7 Shutdown Procedure ................................................................................................................................................. 45

8.8 System Power Off ...................................................................................................................................................... 45

8.9 Emergency shutdown ............................................................................................................................................... 45

9 Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................................................. 46

9.1 Safety during Troubleshooting ................................................................................................................................. 46

9.2 Export fault record .................................................................................................................................................... 46

9.3 Faults caused by improper parameter settings ..................................................................................................... 46

9.4 Detailed Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................... 47

10 Maintenance .................................................................................................................................................................... 48

10.1 Safety during Maintenance .................................................................................................................................... 48

10.2 Maintenance Schedule and Consumables ............................................................................................................ 48

10.2.1 Operation environment requirements ........................................................................................................... 48

10.2.2 Electrical and fixed connection inspection ................................................................................................... 49

10.2.3 Clearing and cleaning ...................................................................................................................................... 49

10.3 Maintenance Work................................................................................................................................................... 49

11 Contact ............................................................................................................................................................................. 50

Appendix 1 Settings on HMI (Touch Screen) ................................................................................................................... 51

12.1 Touch Screen Startup ............................................................................................................................................. 51

12.1.1 Main Menu Structure before log-in................................................................................................................ 51

12.1.2 Log into the control Interface ........................................................................................................................ 52

12.2 Main Menu Structure after log-in ....................................................................................................................... 53

12.3 Control Mode Setting .............................................................................................................................................. 54

12.4 Parameter Setting ................................................................................................................................................... 54

12.4.1 Settings Menu ................................................................................................................................................... 54

12.5 Common Setting ...................................................................................................................................................... 60

12.5.1 Language Selecting ......................................................................................................................................... 60

12.5.2 Date and Time Selecting ................................................................................................................................. 60

12.5.3 Communication setting ................................................................................................................................... 60

12.5.4 AC settings ........................................................................................................................................................ 60

12.5.5 DC settings ....................................................................................................................................................... 62

12.5.6 Regulating the reactive power of the ESS AC port in on-grid mode ........................................................ 63

12.6 System Setting ......................................................................................................................................................... 64

12.6.1 General Setting ................................................................................................................................................ 64

12.7 Manual Startup ........................................................................................................................................................ 65

12.8 Automatic startup .................................................................................................................................................... 66

12.9 Remote startup ........................................................................................................................................................ 66

12.10 Shutdown procedure ............................................................................................................................................ 66

12.11 System Power Off.................................................................................................................................................. 66

12.12 Emergency shutdown ........................................................................................................................................... 67

Appendix 2 Limited Warranty Policy .................................................................................................................................. 68

1 Information on this Document

PWS1- 250K-EX

Rated Power： 250K

250K: 250K with transformer

Bi-directional Energy Storage PCS

NA: For North America EX: For Europ and other country

1.1 Validity

This document is valid for the following device models with or without STS module:

• PWS1-50K

• PWS1-50K-NA

• PWS1-50K-EX

• PWS1-100K

• PWS1-100K-NA

• PWS1-100K-EX

• PWS1-150K

• PWS1-150K-NA

• PWS1-150K-EX

• PWS1-250K

• PWS1-250K-NA

• PWS1-250K-EX

Model definition

This section introduces product model definition in this operating manual, as shown in Fig. 1-1:

For example: PWS1-250K: 250kW Bi-directional storage inverter with isolation transformer. Check the type label for the production version of PCS. The illustrations in this document have been reduced to be necessary and may differ from the real product.

1.2 Target Group

The tasks described in this document can only be performed by professionals or other qualified persons.

Qualified persons must have the following skills：

• Understand how the product works and how to operate the product

• Understand how the battery works and how to operate the battery

• Training on how to deal with the hazards and risks associated with installing and using electrical

equipment installation

• Installation and commissioning of electrical equipment and installations

• Understand all applicable standards and directives

• Understand and follow this manual and all safety information

Fig.1-1 Product model definition

1.3 Nomenclature Terms and abbreviations

Terms

Definition

STS

Static Transfer Switch

Alternative current.

Direct current.

BESS

Battery energy storage system

ESS

Energy storage system.

EMS

Energy management system.

BMS

Battery management system.

PCS

Power conversion system.

SLD

Single line diagram

SOH

State of health (of battery), expressed in percentage.

SCR

Silicon controlled rectifier

DOD

Depth of discharge, the rest battery capacity, expressed in percentage.

EOD

End of discharging.

SOC

State of charge (of battery).

User Interface

EPO

Emergency Power Off

SPD

Surge Protecting Device

Symbol

Explanation

Indicates a dangerous situation that, if not avoided, will result in death or serious injury

Indicates a dangerous situation that, if not avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury

Indicates that if property damage is not avoided

Draw attention to important information, best practices and tips NOTE is used to address information that is not related to personal injury, equipment damage, and environmental degradation.

Any contact with copper bar, contactor and terminal inside the device or connected with the loop of utility grid might result in burning or fatal electric shock.

Don’t touch any terminal and conductor connected with the loop of utility grid. Pay attention to any instruction and safety documents about power on-grid.

2 Safety Precautions

2.1 Symbols

2.2 Important Safety instructions

This user’s manual is about installation and operation of Sinexcel PWS1 series 50kW to 250kW Bi-directional Energy Storage Inverter (PCS). Before installation, please read this user’s manual carefully. The PCS must be commissioned and maintained by the engineers designated by the manufacturer or the authorized service partner. Otherwise, it might endanger personal safety and result in device fault. Any damage against the device caused thereby shall not be within the warranty scope. The PCS cannot be used for any circumstance or application related to life support device. This manual contains important instruction for Models of PWS1 series that shall be followed during installation and maintenance of the PCS.

There might be an electric shock risk inside the device!

Any operation related to this device will be conducted by professionals. Pay attention to the safety precautions listed in safety instruction and installation documents. Pay attention to the safety precautions listed in operating and installation manual and other documents.

Large leakage current

Before connecting input power supply, please ensure that the grounding is reliable.

The device must be grounded complying with the local electric codes.

When storage battery is connected to PCS, there may be DC voltage at input port. Please pay attention to it during operation or check the battery system user manual

Don’t touch electric parts within 15 minutes after power outage!

There is dangerous energy in capacitance storage. Don’t touch device terminal, contactor and cooper bar

and other electric parts within 15 minutes after disconnecting all device power supplies.

All maintenance and preservation inside the device require using tools and shall be conducted by trained person. The components behind the protective cover plate and dam board which are opened by tools cannot be maintained by users.

Please read this user’s manual before operation.

2.3 Additional Information

Links to additional information can be found at http://sinexcel.us/ or www.sinexcel.com.

Position

Designation

Indicator light

EPO (Emergency Power Off)

HMI(Touch Screen)

3 Product Introduction

3.1 System Introduction

The [PWS1 series 50K~250K Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS)] is a battery power conversion system that converts the DC (direct current) supplied by a battery into grid-compliant AC (alternating current). An [internal] low voltage transformer fitted downstream feeds the AC (alternating current) into the utility grid. This kind of PCS can be used in the on-grid mode and off-grid mode. The model with STS can get the faster switching between on-grid and off-grid mode. The [PWS1 series 50K~250K Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS)] can be used in off-grid systems based on diesel generators (Gensets).

3.2 PCS Appearance

3.3 System Schematic Diagram

PWS1-50K/100K/150K/250K Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS) is composed of 1 or multiple set(s) of PCS-AC modules. The modules identify master-slave systems through the DIP switch dial-up codes on the panel. #1 is a master system, while other modules track the master system. The Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS) cabinet is equipped with SPD protector, AC/DC breaker and distribution units. If on/off-grid

Figure3- 1: Design of the PCS

switching is to be achieved, extra power distribution unit needs to be added. Figure below is a topological

DC Switch

Battery

Transformer

AC Switch

AC SPD

PCS-AC, n=1~3

·······

PCS-AC 1

PCS-AC n

Grid

DC Switch

Battery

Transformer

AC Switch

AC SPD

PCS-AC, n=1~3

·······

PCS-AC 1

PCS-AC n

STS switching

model

（Optional）

AC Switch

（Optional）

Grid

Load

Transformer

AC SwitchDC Switch 1

AC SPD

Battery

PCS-AC, n=1~5

·······

PCS-AC 1

PCS-AC n

Grid

graph for its composition and structure.

Fig. 3-2 Topological graph for PWS1-50K to 150K series Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS) without STS module

Fig. 3-3 Topological graph for PWS1-50K to 150K series Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS) with STS module

DC Switch n

Battery

DC Switch 1

Battery

…

PCS-AC 1

PCS-AC n

DC Switch, n=1~4

Transformer

AC Switch

AC SPD

PCS-AC, n=1~4

Grid

Both models have identical mechanical and electrical construction except composed of different sets of PCS-AC modules and rating: For PWS1-250K series is composed of 4 sets of PCS-AC modules, the special model with different number of DC branch switches from 1 to 4.

Serial No.

Item

Quantity

Remark

Cabinet

set

The cabinet is equipped with distribution components.

PCS-AC module

1~3set(s)

50Kw 1 set; 100Kw 2 sets; 150Kw 3 sets;

Isolation transformer

1set 4

Power Management Unit

1 set

It is installed in the cabinet door.

Serial No.

Item

Quantity

Remark

Cabinet

set

The cabinet is equipped with distribution components.

PCS-AC module

5 set(s)

4 sets for the 4 branch DC input switch model;

Isolation transformer

1set 4

Power Management Unit

1 set

It is installed in the cabinet door.

Fig. 3-4 Topological graph for PWS1-250K series Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS) with 1 branch input

Fig. 3-5 Topological graph for PWS1-250K series Bi-directional Storage Inverter (PCS) with 4 branch input

Main composition of PWS1-50K to 150K series PCS rack is shown in Table.3-2. Table 3-2 Main composition of the PCS rack

Main composition of PWS1-250K series PCS rack is shown in Table.3-2. Table 3-3 Main composition of the PCS rack

3.4 PCS Composition

Position

Designation

Description

Indicator lights

2 EPO (Emergency Power Off)

3 Touch Screen

4 PCS-AC (1~3 module(s))

50KW 1 set; 100KW 2 sets; 150KW 3 sets;

U2 Main Control Board

6 Wiring Terminal

Digital Input and Digital Output

AUX power supply switch

8 STS module

Switching device; Only for the models with STS

SPD switch

Manual Soft Start Switch

Only for the models without STS

AC breaker (Grid)

Only for the models with STS

AC breaker (Grid)

Only for the models without STS

AC breaker (Load)

Only for the models with STS

Battery switch

Figure3-6: Visible Components of the PCS without STS module with STS module For PWS1-50K to 150K series

Components position 6 Wiring Terminal, 7 AUX power supply switch, 9 SPD switch, can be seen after unfold the dam-board.

1 2

Position

Designation

Description

Indicator lights

2 EPO (Emergency Power Off)

3 Touch Screen

4 PCS-AC (1~5 module(s))

62.5KW 1 set

Manual Soft Start Switch

Only for the models without STS

AUX Power supply switch

7 SPD switch

8 AC Switch

9 U2 Main control board

Battery DC Branch Switch

1 to 4 set DC Branch Switch

Wiring terminal

Figure3-7: Visible Components of the PCS without STS module For PWS1-250K series

Components position 6 AUX power supply switch, 7 SPD switch, 11 Wiring Terminal can be seen after unfold the dam-board.

3.5 Operating Compositions

▽

Position

Designation

Explanation

Switch position In (On)

The AC disconnection unit is closed.

▽

Central switch position

The AC disconnection unit was tripped and is open.

Switch position off

The AC disconnection unit is open.

▽

Position

Designation

Explanation

Switch position In (On)

The DC disconnection unit is closed.

▽

Central switch position

The DC disconnection unit was tripped and is open.

Switch position off

The DC disconnection unit is open.

3.5.1 Switches Introduction

3.5.1.1 AC switch

The AC disconnection unit disconnects the PCS from the Grid. The NA series PCS breaker is comply to the UL certification.

Figure 3-8: Switch positions of the AC disconnection unit

3.5.1.2 DC Switch

The DC disconnection unit disconnects the PCS from the Battery module arrays. The NA series PCS breaker is comply to the UL certification.

Figure 3-9: Indicators on the DC load-break switch

3.5.1.3 AUX power supply AC Switch

AUX power supply switch

SPD switch

AUX power supply switch

SPD switch

220Vac AUX power supply can be the redundancy power supply through the AC Switch inside the PCS cabinet. These switches can be visible after opening the dam-board.

Figure 3-10: PWS1-50K/100K/150K AUX power supply AC Switch and SPD switch

3.5.2 Touch Screen

3.5.2.1 User Interface

The touch display is used to display instantaneous values and parameter settings. Click the touch screen with fingernail. Tapping the symbols on the touch display activates the corresponding functions. If the touch

display has not been touched for 【ten】 minutes, the display is locked and the logged-in user will be logged

out. By tapping the screen unlock the display again. The touch display is divided into two areas.

Figure 3-11: PWS1-250K AUX power supply AC Switch and SPD switch

Figure 3-12 UI Design of the touch display

Position

Designation

Explanation

Menu can be different before/after log-in and other setting.

System Topology

Version and time

Symbol

Designation

Grid

Load in AC side

DC side

STS Module

Transformer (Inside)

AC Module Switch on DC or AC side open

Switch on DC or AC side closed

3.5.2.2 Symbols Explanation

3.5.3 LEDs of the System

The appearance of the PCS is shown in below. Front door body is mainly composed of touch screen, normal indicator light,

alarm indicator light and emergency shutdown button etc.

Figure 3-13 LEDs on the front panel

LED designation

Description

Explanation

Fault indicator light

2 Normal indicator light

Power indicator light

Emergency shutdown button

5 Touch screen

LED designation

Description

Explanation

Normal indicator light

Green

Fault indicator light

Red

DIP switch

Address

Hanger

Power supply socket

Communication cable socket

Handle

Can’t bearing too much weight

Figure 3-14 Front view for PCS-AC module

3.5.4 Labels

No.

Label

Explanation

Label-Dot label-A phase

Label-Dot label-B phase

Label-Dot label-C phase

Label-Dot label-Negative electrode

Label-Dot label-Neutral line

Label-Dot label-Grounding

Label-Warning label-Danger High Voltage

Label-Warning label-Danger large leak current

Figure 3-15 Warning label position

4 Technical Data

Model

PWS1-50K

PWS1-100K

PWS1-150K

PWS1-250K

Utility-interactive Mode

Battery voltage range

500~850V

DC max current

110A

220A

330A

550A

Quantity of battery strings

1/4/8

AC voltage

480V(423V~528V)

AC current

60A

120A

180A

301A

Nominal power

50kW

100kW

150kW

250kW

AC frequency

60Hz(59.5~60.5Hz)

THDi

≤3%

AC PF

Listed: 0.8~1 leading or lagging (Controllable)

Actual: 0.1~1 leading or lagging (Controllable)

Stand-alone Mode

Battery voltage range

500~850V

DC Max Current

110A

220A

330A

550A

AC output voltage

480V(±10% configurable)

AC output current

60A(Max 66A)

120A(Max 132A)

180A(Max 198A)

301A(Max 331A)

Nominal AC output power

50kW

100kW

150kW

250kW

AC max power

55kW

110kW

165kW

275kW

Output THDu

≤2%（Linear load）

AC frequency

60Hz

AC PF

Listed: 0.8~1 leading or lagging (Load-depend)

Actual: 0.1~1 leading or lagging (Load-depend)

Overload Capability

105%~115% 10min;

115%~125% 1min;

125%~150% 200ms

Physical

Cooling

Forced air cooling with replaceable fan module

Noise

70dB

Enclosure

IP20/NEMA1

IP20

Max elevation

3000m/10000feet (> 2000m/6500feet derating)

Operating ambient

-20°C to 50°C (De-rating over 45°C）

Technical parameters for the models with transformer

temperature

Humidity

0~95% (No condensing)

Size (W× H× D)

800*2160*800mm

1200*2160*800mm

31.5*85*31.5 inches

47.2*85*31.5 inches

Weight

465kg

680kg

910kg

1280kg

Installation

Vertical installation

Other

Peak efficiency

95.50%

95.80%

96.10%

CEC efficiency

94%

94.5%

95%

Protection

OTP, AC OVP/UVP, OFP/UFP, EPO, AC Phase Reverse, Fan/Relay Failure, OLP,

GFDI, Anti-islanding

Configurable protection limits

Upper/Lower AC Voltage/Frequency limit, Battery EOD voltage.

AC connection

3-Phase 4-Wire+PE

Display

Touch Screen

Communication

RS485,CAN,Ethernet

Isolation

Built-in Transformer

Certification

ETL listed conforming to UL1741/UL1741SA, UL9540，CPUC RULE 21，IEEE1547， HECO RULE14H，CEC，CSA22.2，HECO CGS，HECO CSS

Application environment restrictions: When the Battery Energy Storage System is working in stand-alone mode (off-grid mode), there are some restriction to the application environment.

• Several PCS AC output parallel is the customized function. Please contact manufacture when user need the AC output parallel in off-grid mode.

• Resistive load power < PCS rated power

• RCD (Resistive Capacitor Diode) load power < PCS rated power * 80%, and meanwhile RCD load

power<100KW. When the RCD load >100KW, please contact the manufacture and customize the PCS.

• Motor load with Frequency Converter, load power < PCS single machine rated power * 80%

• Motor load without Frequency Converter, please contact the manufacture and customize this PCS function.

5 Storing, lifting and transporting

If the lifted or suspended load falls over, falls or sways, there is a risk of crushing Vibration or careless or hasty lifting and transport can cause the product to tip over or fall. This can result in death or serious injury. All national transport standards and regulations must be respected. Always transport the product as close as possible to the floor. Avoid fast or uneven movement during transport. Always maintain a sufficient safety distance from the product during transportation.

Damaged frame structure of the PCS due to uneven support surface Placing the PCS on an uneven surface can cause bending, which causes the PCS door to no longer close properly.This can cause moisture and dust to seep into the PCS. Do not place the PCS on an unstable, uneven surface, even for short periods of time. The unevenness of the support surface must be less than 0.25%. Do not use the installed kick plate to transport the PCS.

During rack transport and storage, stacking is not allowed. The device top cannot be placed with other articles. The rack should be placed vertically at forward direction. Don’t keep it upright placed horizontally.

More detailed shipping and installation information can be found in the Installation Manual.

5.1 Safety during Transport

5.2 Transporting the PCS

5.2.1 Transport and storage

The module of the PCS are installed in the PCS cabinet rack during shipping. During device transport and storage, pay attention to the caution sign on the packing case. The selection of storing position should ensure that:

• There is no corrosive gas around it.

• There are over-wetting and high-temperature sources.

• It is not a dusty environment.

• It complies with the local firefighting requirements.

5.3 Unpacking the PCS

More detailed Transporting Unpacking the PCS can be found in the Installation Manual.

6 Installation

Risk of electric shock caused by live voltage There is a high voltage in the live components of the product. Touching field components can result in death or seriousness electric shock damage. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment for all work on the product. Do not touch any live components. Observe all warning messages in products and documents. Obey all safety information from the battery manufacturer.

Electric shock hazard caused by DC cable The DC cable connected to the battery is live. Contact with live cables can cause electrocuted death or serious injury shock. Before connecting the DC cable, make sure that the DC cable has no voltage. Wear appropriate personal protective equipment for all work on the product.

Danger to life due to electric shock when entering the storage system Damage to the insulation in the storage system can result in fatal ground currents. May cause a fatal electric shock. Ensure that the insulation resistance of the storage system exceeds the minimum. Minimum value：The insulation resistance is: 14kΩ. The PCS must be installed in a closed electrical operating area.

Fire due to failure to observe torque specifications at real-time bolt connections Failure to comply with the specified torque reduces the current carrying capacity of the live bolt connection, thereby reducing the contact resistance increase. This can cause the components to overheat and catch fire. Be sure to always tighten the live bolt connection using the exact torque specified in this document. Use only the right tools when working on the device. Avoid repeatedly tightening the live bolt connection as this may result in unacceptably high torque.

More detailed shipping and installation information can be found in the installation manual.

6.1 Safety during Installation

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