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EQUINOX LV - Salicru, SA

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10<br />

5. OpEratINg.<br />

5.1. Start Up aNd ShUtdOwN.<br />

<strong>EQUINOX</strong> <strong>LV</strong> solar inverters require an accurate start up procedure.<br />

Read this section, before start it up; follow the steps in order.<br />

to not follow the steps in appropriate way can<br />

damage the equipment.<br />

5.1.1. first start up.<br />

The following procedure describes the steps to start up the equipment.<br />

1.<br />

2.<br />

Turn on DC power to the inverter (turn the switch that disconnnects<br />

the system to ON). LCD panel will light. Now power<br />

from panels is available. The start up mode of the inverter<br />

includes a test of 10 seconds for fans, later on they will be<br />

shutdown when ending the test.<br />

Turn on AC power to the inverter (turn the AC circuit breaker<br />

of the system to ON).<br />

Standby mode (SB)<br />

Inverter is set to validate voltage and frequency from grid<br />

during a limited* period of time before connecting to grid itself.<br />

During this period, voltages from grid and from photovoltaic<br />

panels are monitored. After this period of time, inverter checks<br />

the available power from panels by generating an AC voltage<br />

synchronised with the grid. Inverter will only be connected to<br />

grid if it can generate the required voltage.<br />

generation mode (gEN)<br />

Once it is connected to grid, the inverter will always track the<br />

maximum power point of photovoltaic panels**, starting from<br />

their open circuit voltage.<br />

* Period time of grid checking depends on the local regulations.<br />

** MPPT voltage depends on the matrix configuration of installed<br />

panels.<br />

If the inverter does not start up after the period time of<br />

grid validation, check the fault message in the LCD panel<br />

and consult the Troubleshooting section of this manual.esta en<br />

marcha.<br />

5.2. cONtrOL paNEL.<br />

5.2.1. Modes of Lcd panel and their functions.<br />

Lcd panel<br />

LCD panel works in sleep mode to reduce its consumption and increase<br />

its useful lifetime. Wake up mode can be activated through<br />

two ways:<br />

fig. 6.<br />

Detail of LCD panel.<br />

Generating Wake/Scroll<br />

Earth Leakage<br />

a. Pressing button wake/scroll, or<br />

b. with the initial application of voltage* from panel set, and voltage*<br />

from panels when sunrise.<br />

* Voltage from panel set has to be higher than 30 Vdc to activate the LCD panel.<br />

LCD panel will return back to sleep mode after 5 minutes.<br />

LEd indicators<br />

• Generation (blue) - inverter is reinjecting power to grid.<br />

• Earth fault (yellow) - there is an earth fault in the system.<br />

• Fault (red) - this indicator works in these two modes:<br />

Continuous - it means a failure that could require service<br />

for the inverter or other parts. In most of the cases, this<br />

fault would mean a temporary fault, of frequency or voltage<br />

from grid, or due to a decrease of sunlight conditions. These<br />

faults are usually cleared automatically.<br />

Blinking - it means a critical fault that require an intervention<br />

in the inverter.<br />

wake/Scroll button<br />

This button makes the following functions:<br />

• Press once the button to wake up the LCD panel.<br />

• Press it again to display the next message in the LCD panel.<br />

Repeat it till see all messages. Consult the meaning of each<br />

one at table 1.<br />

fig. 7.<br />

Sunergy Equinox<br />

Welcome<br />

Status: xxxxx<br />

Fault: nnnnn<br />

Total: nnn kWh<br />

AC Watts: nnnn*<br />

Fault<br />

COM : xxxx<br />

GFDI: n<br />

DCV: nnn.nn<br />

DCA: nnn.nn<br />

Today: nnh nnm<br />

Today: nnnnWh<br />

Flow of messages in the LCD panel.<br />

USEr MaNUaL

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