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Electrical Connection
6�5 Connecting the Battery Cable
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The battery used with the inverter shall be approved by the inverter manufacturer. The approved
battery list can be obtained through the official website.
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A short circuit in the battery may cause personal injury. The instantaneous high current caused
by a short circuit can release a large amount of energy and may cause a fire.
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Before connecting the battery cable, ensure the inverter and the battery, and
downstream&upstream switches, are all disconnected.
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It is forbidden to connect and disconnect the battery cables when the inverter is running.
Otherwise it may cause electric shock.
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Do not connect one battery pack to more than one inverter at the same time. Otherwise, it may
cause damage to the inverter.
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It is forbidden to connect loads between the inverter and batteries.
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When connecting battery cables, use insulated tools to prevent accidental electric shock or short
circuit to the batteries.
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Ensure that the open circuit voltage of the battery is within the permissible range of the inverter.
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Install a DC breaker between the inverter and the battery.
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Connect the battery cables to the corresponding terminals such BAT+, BAT- and grounding ports
correctly. Otherwise it will cause damage to the inverter.
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Ensure that the whole cable cores are inserted into the terminal holes. No part of the cable core
can be exposed.
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Ensure that the cables are connected securely. Otherwise it will cause damage to the inverter
due to overheat during its operation.
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Delayed charge cannot be set to 100% if the PV is oversizing.
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Connecting the BMS communication cable for battery communication when conneting the
inverter to the battery. For more detailed instructions, refer to
Meter Communication Cable.
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The batteries and inverters should be connected in different ways when the inverter models differ
or the number of batteries differ, as explained below:
DANGER
WARNING
NOTICE
6.7.2 Connecting the BMS or
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User Manual
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