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AEG Power Solutions GmbH, Warstein-Belecke
Department: PS AED
Revision: 00
Revision date: 13.04.12 / Schenuit
Released: 13.04.12 / Gleitsmann
Document no. 8000041664 BAL, en
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
PROTECT PV.510-KOR
Indoor Solar Inverter
EN
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Summary of Contents

Page 1 - PROTECT PV.510-KOR

AEG Power Solutions GmbH, Warstein-Belecke Department: PS AED Revision: 00 Revision date: 13.04.12 / Schenuit Releas

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 9 of 73Obligations of skilled personnelObserve the following safety instructions. Work on and in

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions10 of 73 80000041664 BAL2 Explanation of Symbols and Safety InstructionsAll of the symbols and abbreviations used

Page 4 - Table of Contents

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 11 of 732.2 Safety InstructionsAll safety instructions have the following structure:Type and sour

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions12 of 73 80000041664 BALRisk posed by corrosive vapours and liquidsRisk posed by explosive materialTable 3 – Haza

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 13 of 732.2.4 AbbreviationsThe following abbreviations are used in these operating instruc-tions:

Page 7 - 1.1 General Information

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions14 of 73 80000041664 BAL• All necessary operational measures must be initiated prior todeactivating any safety de

Page 8 - 1.2 Target Groups

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 15 of 73System stop switchThe system stop switch is on the door of the equipment's DC/ACcont

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions16 of 73 80000041664 BAL2.7.2 Lockable Equipment DoorsThe equipment doors are fitted with a control cabinet lock.

Page 10 - 1.4 Storing Instructions

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 17 of 732.8.1 Electrical HazardsElectric shock after activating “System stop”!Parts of the equipm

Page 11 - 2.1 Explanation of Symbols

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions18 of 73 80000041664 BALiUsing residual-current-operated safety devices (FI) aloneis not permitted.Water in elect

Page 12 - SIGNAL WORD

Protect PV.500Operating instructionsAEG Power Solutions GmbH, Warstein-BeleckeDepartment: PS AEDRevision: 00Revision date: 13.04.12 / SchenuitReleased

Page 13 - Table 3 – Hazard symbols

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 19 of 732.8.4 Risks due to Loss of ControlFailure of remote signalling.If remote signalling fails

Page 14 - 2.4 Safety Awareness

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions20 of 73 80000041664 BAL3 Product DetailsThe equipment has been designed for solar power plants and pro-vides pro

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 21 of 733.2 Dimensions and Views Figure 3 Dimensions and vie

Page 16 - 2.7.1 Protective Covers

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions22 of 73 80000041664 BAL3.4 Inappropriate UseNo liability is accepted if the equipment is used for applications n

Page 17 - 2.8 Residual Hazards

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 23 of 733.7 TechnologyDue to the utilisation of high-performance electronic components,the equipm

Page 18 - 2.8.1 Electrical Hazards

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions24 of 73 80000041664 BALThe main assemblies of the inverter are:• DC load interrupter switch Q4• Inverter stack,

Page 19 - 2.8.3 Fire-Related Risks

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 25 of 734 System DescriptionThis chapter describes the operating modes and functions of theequipm

Page 20 - ATTENTION

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions26 of 73 80000041664 BAL5 System Function5.1 Description of Sequence ControlAs soon as the equipment's contr

Page 21 - 3 Product Details

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 27 of 73The set monitoring values are regularly checked.In this status, no power is fed into the

Page 22 - 3.3 Appropriate Use

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions28 of 73 80000041664 BALIf a deactivating or self-acknowledging fault is triggered, theequipment switches to the

Page 23 - 3.6 Nameplate

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions2 of 73 80000041664 BAL AEG Power Solutions GmbHEmil-Siepmann-Strasse 3259581 WarsteinGermany +49 2902 763 100F

Page 24 - 3.7 Technology

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 29 of 73If the DC voltage continues to increase due to the sun's rays get-ting stronger and

Page 25 - 3.8 Operating Elements

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions30 of 73 80000041664 BAL5.1.8 Sequence Control ParametersSwitch-on conditionsUnderfrequency, overfrequency, under

Page 26 - 4 System Description

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 31 of 735.2 Description of Fan Control5.2.1 GeneralThe equipment features temperature-dependent f

Page 27 - 5 System Function

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions32 of 73 80000041664 BAL5.2.3 Cabinet Fan Control ParametersUnit exhaust air temperature limit value for switchin

Page 28 - 5.1.4 The “Waiting” Status

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 33 of 73Variable speeddepending on IGBTtemperatureFan switched offInitialisationMaximum speed,min

Page 29 - 5.1.6 The “Night” Status

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions34 of 73 80000041664 BALSequence control behaviour differs depending on which solar cellsare connected. The solar

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 35 of 735.3.2 Operation With Monocrystalline or Polycrystalline Solar CellsGeneral:This type of s

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions36 of 73 80000041664 BALThe insulation test can only be started manually if an insulationtest is not already runn

Page 32 - 5.2.1 General

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 37 of 735.4 MPP TrackerIn the “Operation” status (see Chapter 5.1.3), the inverter detectsthe max

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions38 of 73 80000041664 BALFigure 10 Linked operation in partner operating modeChange of status to separate operatio

Page 34 - 5.3.1 General

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 3 of 73Table of Contents1 Information on How to Use these Instructions...61.1 General

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 39 of 73If the faulty inverter has a self-acknowledging fault, the DC voltag-es of both inverters

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions40 of 73 80000041664 BALLater that morning:Insolation increases. As a result, the inverter feeding power intothe

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 41 of 73The inverter is designed for a rated output power (sustained pow-er) of 510 kW, see the t

Page 38 - 5.5.1 Linked Operation

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions42 of 73 80000041664 BAL6 Monitoring Systems, Messages and Faults6.1 GeneralAll monitoring systems only generate

Page 39 - 5.5.2 Single Operation

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 43 of 736.2 Table of FaultsThe monitoring systems listed below will cause the inverter to switch

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions44 of 73 80000041664 BALCAN I/O monitoring systemsFault/MessageDeac-tivat-ingSelf-acknow-ledgingSignallingDOU mes

Page 41 - 5.6 “Extended” operating mode

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 45 of 73Unit Monitoring SystemsFault/MessageDeac-tivat-ingSelf-acknow-ledgingSignallingDOU messag

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions46 of 73 80000041664 BALDC voltage monitoring systemsFault/MessageDeac-tivat-ingSelf-acknow-ledgingSignallingDOU

Page 43 - 6.1 General

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 47 of 737 InterfacesPV power stations are usually monitored from a central location.Alongside the

Page 44 - 6.2 Table of Faults

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions48 of 73 80000041664 BAL7.1.2 Technical DataMultiCom CCC hardware data (assembly A29.1)Connector : Port 1 RS232 f

Page 45 - DOU message

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions4 of 73 80000041664 BAL5.1 Description of Sequence Control...265.1.1 The “OFF”

Page 46 - Unit Monitoring Systems

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 49 of 737.1.3 Structure of the MultiCom CCC Interface11111111X3X1X2X4X5J1J5J4LEDgnrtS1RS232:RS485

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions50 of 73 80000041664 BALLED signals:Green/red flashes: Configuration can be selected via the ter-minal(up to 30 s

Page 48 - 7 Interfaces

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 51 of 73Figure 15 Serial D-sub connector X5Port 2 (X5): RS485 pin assignment (default)Pin number

Page 49 - 7.1.2 Technical Data

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions52 of 73 80000041664 BALThe X5 interface can be switched from RS485 to RS232 usingjumpers J4 and J5. The factory

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 53 of 739,51219,5Kabel/CableFigure 17 Shield connection7.1.4 ConfigurationThe communication inter

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions54 of 73 80000041664 BALFigure 18 Main menuIf the configuration does not start, you must wait for 10 secondsand t

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 55 of 737.1.4.2 Configuring the Modbus ProtocolTo access the X5 data protocol configuration, you

Page 53 - Figure 16 Connector X4

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions56 of 73 80000041664 BAL7.1.4.3 Configuring Modbus Data TransmissionTo access the X5 data transmission configurat

Page 54 - 7.1.4 Configuration

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 57 of 737.2 COM Server7.2.1 GeneralThe COM server makes the PV inverter data available via anEthe

Page 55 - Figure 18 Main menu

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions58 of 73 80000041664 BALConnections:CN1: Internal inverter bus and power supplyMOD1: Ethernet connectionCN5: Inte

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 5 of 737.1 Communication Interface... 477.1.1 Gener

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 59 of 737.2.5 Network Integration ConfigurationFor network integration, you will need a free IP a

Page 58 - 7.2.2 Network Connection

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions60 of 73 80000041664 BAL7.3 Remote SignallingThe remote signalling board is a contact interface for signalling PV

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 61 of 73X7: Connection to MultiCom interfaceS1: Service switchX3: When a signal is received, the

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions62 of 73 80000041664 BAL8 Graphical Display and Operation Unit8.1 GeneralThe graphical Display and Operation Unit

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 63 of 738.1.1 SignallingLEDs:Red, permanently ON: Deactivating fault(must be acknowledged via the

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions64 of 73 80000041664 BALPossible symbol keys and their function:Switch off inverterSwitch on inverterAcknowledge

Page 63 - 8.1 General

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 65 of 738.3 Menu Structure8.3.1 Menu TreeFrom all menus the system automaticallyreturns to the op

Page 64 - 8.1.2 Keyboard Operation

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions66 of 73 80000041664 BALAdditional submenus are displayed on the left-hand side. All se-lectable submenus are dis

Page 65 - 8.2 Start-up

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 67 of 73At the top, a sun symbol indicates the current solar radiation trend.If the sun is black

Page 66 - 8.3.2 Main Menu

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions68 of 73 80000041664 BALFigure 31 Example of operating displaySolar radiation is too low, the inverter is in stan

Page 67 - 8.3.3 Operating Display

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions6 of 73 80000041664 BAL1 Information on How to Use these InstructionsThis chapter contains general information ab

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 69 of 73Figure 34 Example of daily dataDaily data for the current day, previous day(t = 00:00 – 0

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions70 of 73 80000041664 BALFigure 37 Example of yearly overviewYearly overview(t = year of start-up to current year)

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 71 of 73Use the bottom key with the measuring instrument symbol to callup menus with detailed inf

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions72 of 73 80000041664 BALYou can use the “Inverter” menu item to display the statuses andmeasured values for the i

Page 72 - Figure 40 Photovoltaics menu

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 73 of 738.3.5 BlockingYou can call up the “Blocking” menu from the “Main menu”. Afteryou have ent

Page 73 - Figure 42 Menu: Inverter

Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions80000041664 BAL 7 of 73HandlingThese instructions are structured so that all work necessary foroperation can be p

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Protect PV.500 Operating Instructions8 of 73 80000041664 BAL Only operate the equipment in perfect working order and in ac-cordance with good electri

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