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SMA SUNNY CENTRAL 900CP XT User Manual (156 pages)
Brand:
SMA
| Category:
Inverter
| Size: 2.45 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Information on this Document
9
Validity
9
Target Group
9
Additional Information
9
Levels of Warning Messages
9
Symbols in the Document
10
Typographies in the Document
10
Designation in the Document
10
2 Safety
11
Intended Use
11
Safety Information
12
Cyber Security
14
Personal Protective Equipment
15
3 Product Overview
16
Design of the Inverter
16
Devices of the Inverter
16
Operating and Display Elements
17
Function of the Switches
17
Key Switch
17
AC Disconnection Unit
18
DC Switchgear
18
Touch Display
19
Design
19
Explanation of Symbols
19
Settings Menu
21
Leds of the SC-COM
23
Leds on the Enclosure
23
Leds on the Network Port
24
Leds on the Optical Fiber Terminals
25
User Interface
26
Design of the User Interface
26
Tree View and Device View
26
Status Symbols
27
Symbols on the Product
27
4 Commissioning
28
Safety During Commissioning
28
Requirements for Commissioning
28
Visual Inspection and Mechanical Test
29
Sequence for Visual Inspection and Mechanical Test
29
Checking the Connections of the Cables for Communication, Control Supply Voltage and Monitoring
29
Checking the High-Current Contacts Made at the Installation Site
29
Checking the High-Current Contacts Made at the Factory
30
Checking the Settings of the Switching Units
30
Checking the Connectors
30
Connection and Measurement
30
Sequence for Connection and Measurement
30
Checking the Output Voltage of the Inverter
31
Checking the DC Voltage
31
Switching on the Supply Voltage and the AC Disconnection Unit
32
Function Test
33
Checking the Fans
33
Checking the Heating Elements and Hygrostat
33
Configuration
34
Configuring the Network Settings on the Computer
34
Information on Integrating the Inverter into a Local Network
35
Configuring the Inverter for a Static Network
35
Adjusting Network Ports
35
Detecting New Devices
36
Setting the Power Limitation
36
Setting the Active Power Ramp-Up
36
Setting the Frequency-Dependent Active Power Limitation
37
Setting the Frequency-Independent Active Power Limitation
37
Setting Reactive Power Control
38
Setting Q at Night
38
Setting Grid Monitoring and Grid Limits
39
Setting Grid Voltage Monitoring
39
Setting Power Frequency Monitoring
39
Activating the Manual Resume Mode
40
Setting the Grid Support
40
Setting Full and Limited Dynamic Grid Support (FRT)
40
Setting Enable Islanding Detection
40
Setting the Medium Voltage
40
Setting Project-Specific Parameters
41
Setting the Remote Shutdown
41
Deactivating the "Fully Hermetic" Transformer Protection
41
Setting the String Current Monitoring
41
Detecting the Sunny Central String-Monitor Controller and the Inverter
41
Setting the Date and Time of the Sunny Central String-Monitor Controller
41
Detecting the Sunny String-Monitors Via the Sunny Central String-Monitor Controller
41
Redetecting the Sunny String-Monitors Via the Sunny Central String-Monitor Controller
42
Detecting the Sunny String-Monitors Via the Communication Unit
42
Adjusting the Identification of the Sunny String-Monitors
42
Changing the Communication Period
42
Changing the Monitoring Period
43
Assigning Strings to Different Measuring Channels
43
Assigning Strings to Different Groups
43
Setting the Tripping Time
44
Setting the Tolerance
44
Configuring the Zone Monitoring
44
Changing System Settings Via Touch Display
45
Selecting the Language
45
Setting the Date, Time and Time Zone
45
Selecting the Display Format
45
Setting the Brightness
45
Changing the System Settings Via the User Interface
45
Setting the Date, Time and Time Zone
46
Entering the Operator Name
46
Changing the Password for the User Groups
46
Configuring System Settings Via XML File
47
Uploading the File Custom.xml
47
Downloading the File Custom.xml
47
Deleting the File Custom.xml
48
Secure Transmission of Control Commands
48
Information for a Secure Transmission of Control Commands
48
Starting the Automatic Capture of the Accepted IP Addresses
48
Entering Accepted IP Addresses Via the User Interface
48
Resetting the Communication Unit
49
Switching the Inverter on
49
5 Disconnecting and Reconnecting
50
Safety When Disconnecting and Reconnecting Voltage Sources
50
Disconnecting the Inverter
50
Switching off the Inverter
50
Disconnecting the DC Side
50
Disconnecting the AC Side
51
Disconnecting the Supply Voltage and External Voltages
51
Reconnecting the Inverter
52
Reconnecting the Supply Voltage and External Voltages
52
Reconnecting the AC Side
53
Reconnecting the DC Side
53
Restarting the Inverter
53
6 Operation
54
Safety During Operation
54
Displaying Operating Data
54
Displaying Operating Data Via the User Interface
54
Displaying the Operation Data Via Sunny Portal
54
Registering the Inverter in Sunny Portal
54
Adjusting the PV System Identifier for Sunny Portal
55
Deleting the Sunny Portal Buffer
55
Saving Operating Data
55
Reducing Storage Capacity by Averaging
55
Setting the Data Transmission Frequency
55
Downloading Operating Data Using the FTP Server
56
Defining Read and Write Access Rights
56
Accessing the FTP Server Via the Web Browser
56
Activating Automatic Data Transmission Via FTP Push
57
Downloading Operating Data Via HTTP Download
57
Downloading Data in XML Format
57
Downloading Data in CSV Format
58
Saving Operating Data on a Memory Card
59
Information on Saving Data on a Memory Card
59
Inserting the Memory Card
59
Enabling Data Storage on the Memory Card
59
Displaying the Memory Capacity Available on the Memory Card
60
Updating the Firmware
60
Automatic Update
60
Update Via User Interface
60
Changing the Insulation Monitoring
60
Insulation Monitoring with GFDI and Insulation Monitoring Device
60
Safety with Insulation Monitoring with GFDI and Insulation Monitoring Device
60
Switching to Insulated Operation
61
Switching to Grounded Operation
61
Insulation Monitoring with Remote GFDI and Insulation Monitoring Device
61
Information on Insulating PV Modules with Remote GFDI and Insulation Monitoring Device
61
Switching to Insulated Operation
62
Switching to Grounded Operation
62
Deleting the Device Description
62
Sending a ZIP File with Service Information
62
7 Troubleshooting
63
Safety During Troubleshooting
63
Activating Alert under Fault Conditions
63
Reading off Disturbance Messages
64
Reading off Error Messages Via Touch Display
64
Reading off Disturbance Messages Via the User Interface
64
Displaying the Event Report
64
Enabling Automatic Read-Out of Events
64
Displaying and Downloading the Event Report
64
Acknowledging Disturbance Messages
65
Acknowledging Disturbance Messages Via the Key Switch
65
Acknowledging Disturbance Messages Via the User Interface
65
Remedial Action in Case of Disturbances
65
Inverter Behavior in Case of Disturbances
65
Explanation of the Error Tables
67
Error Numbers 01Xx to 13Xx - Disturbance on the Utility Grid
67
Error Numbers 34Xx to 40Xx - Disturbance on the PV Array
68
Error Numbers 6Xx to 9Xx - Disturbance on the Inverter
70
Displaying Disturbance Messages for Active Power Limitation
73
Displaying Disturbance Messages for the Reactive Power Setpoint
74
8 Disposal
75
9 Periodic Actions
76
Mounting and Disassembly Work
76
Disassembling and Mounting the Panels
76
Disassembling and Mounting the Protective Covers
77
Entering the Password Via the Touch Display
78
Parameter Overview
78
Accessing the Parameter Overview
78
Saving Parameter Changes
78
User Interface
78
Logging into the User Interface
78
Logging out of the User Interface
79
10 Function Description
80
Operating States
80
Overview of the Operating States
80
Stop
80
Grid Monitoring
81
Monitoring the Grid Voltage
81
Monitoring the Power Frequency
82
Grid Monitoring Time Reached
82
Startup
83
In Normal Operation: Active Power Ramp-Up
83
After Grid Fault: Decoupling Protection Ramp
83
Load Operation
83
Mpp
83
Q at Night
83
Shutdown
84
Disturbance
84
Safety Functions
84
Manual Shutdown Functions
84
External Fast Stop
84
Remote Shutdown
85
Automatic Shutdown Functions
85
Grid Management Shutdown
85
Transformer Protection
85
Active Islanding Detection
85
Passive Islanding Detection
86
Behavior in Case of Increasing Temperatures
86
Switch-Off Function at Low Temperatures
87
Low-Temperature Option
87
Grounding and Insulation Monitoring
88
Mode of Operation
88
Gfdi
88
Remote GFDI
89
Insulation Monitoring Device
90
GFDI and Insulation Monitoring Device
91
Remote GFDI and Insulation Monitoring Device
92
Power Control
93
Frequency-Dependent Active Power Limitation
93
Frequency-Independent Active Power Limitation
94
No Active Power Limitation: off Mode
94
Active Power Limitation with Setpoint Command Via Modbus Protocol: Wctlcom Mode
94
Active Power Limitation with Absolute Value: Wcnst Mode
94
Active Power Limitation as a Percentage of Nominal Power: Wcnstnom Mode
94
Active Power Limitation Via Standard Signal: Wcnstnomanin Mode
94
Reactive Power Control
95
No Reactive Power Control: off Mode
95
Reactive Power Control with Setpoint Command Via Modbus Protocol: Varctlcom Mode
95
Reactive Power Control with Setpoint Command Via Modbus Protocol: Pfctlcom Mode
95
Reactive Power Control with Absolute Value: Varcnst Mode
95
Reactive Power Control as a Percentage of the Nominal Power: Varcnstnom Mode
95
Reactive Power Setpoint Via Standard Signal: Varcnstnomanin Mode
95
Reactive Power Setpoint Via Displacement Power Factor Cos Φ: Pfcnst Mode
96
Displacement Power Factor Cos Φ Via Standard Signal: Pfcnstanin Mode
96
Displacement Power Factor Cos Φ as a Function of Feed-In Power: Pfctlw Mode
97
Reactive Power as a Function of the Grid Voltage: Varctlvol Mode
98
Measures for Voltage Support through Parameterization of Reactive Power/Voltage Characteristic Curve: Varctlvolhystdb Mode
98
Measures for Voltage Support through Parameterization of Reactive Power/Voltage Characteristic Curve: Varctlvolhystdba Mode
101
Q at Night
102
No Q at Night: off Mode
102
Q at Night with Operation Command Via Modbus Protocol: Varctlcom Mode
102
Q at Night with Absolute Value: Varcnst Mode
102
Q at Night as a Percentage of the Nominal Power: Varcnstnom Mode
102
Q at Night Via Standard Signal: Varcnstnomanin Mode
102
Q at Night Depending on the Grid Voltage: Varctlvol Mode
103
Measures for Voltage Support through Parameterization of Reactive Power/Voltage Characteristic Curve: Varctlvolhystdb Mode
104
Measures for Voltage Support through Parameterization of Reactive Power/Voltage Characteristic Curve: Varctlvolhystdba Mode
106
Behavior in the Absence of Active and Reactive Power Setpoints
107
Structure of the Communication Network
108
Grid Management Services
110
Requirements for Grid Management Services
110
Dynamic Grid Support (FRT)
110
Full and Limited Dynamic Grid Support (FRT)
110
Grid Support in Case of Untervoltage (LVRT)
111
Dynamic Undervoltage Detection
112
Grid Support in the Event of Overvoltage (HVRT)
113
Zone Monitoring
114
11 Operating Data and Parameters
115
Operating Data
115
Inverter
115
Power Limitation
115
Error Channels
117
Measured Values
117
Internal Device Values
117
Internal Meters
118
Service-Relevant Displays
118
Sunny Central String-Monitor Controller
119
Instantaneous Values
119
Internal Device Values
119
Status Values
119
Sunny String-Monitor
119
Status Values
120
Zone Monitoring
120
Instantaneous Values
120
Parameters
121
Inverter
121
Power Limitation
121
Grid Monitoring and Grid Limits
133
Grid Support
135
Insulation Monitoring
137
Project-Specific Parameters
138
Sunny Central String-Monitor Controller
140
Sunny String-Monitor
142
Zone Monitoring
143
12 Appendix
145
Information for Installation
145
Minimum Clearances
145
Minimum Clearances for Outdoor Installation
145
Minimum Clearances in Electrical Equipment Rooms
147
Type Label
149
XML File Custom.xml
149
Structure of the XML File Custom.xml
149
Parameters and Values for the File Custom.xml
150
13 Contact
153
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SMA SUNNY CENTRAL 900CP XT Installation Manual (92 pages)
Brand:
SMA
| Category:
Inverter
| Size: 4.19 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
Information on this Document
6
Safety
8
Intended Use
8
Safety Precautions
9
Skills of Qualified Persons
12
Personal Protective Equipment
12
Product Description
13
PV System Overview
13
Sunny Central
13
Design of the Sunny Central
13
Type Label
14
Touch Display
15
Key Switch
15
Sunny Central Communication Controller
15
Remote Shutdown
16
External Fast Stop
16
Grounding Concept
17
Low-Temperature Option
17
Schematic Diagram
17
Scope of Delivery
18
Storage
19
Preparation for Installation
20
Selecting a Mounting Location
20
Requirements for the Mounting Location
20
Dimensions of a Sunny Central
20
Minimum Clearances for Outdoor Installation
21
Minimum Clearances for Installation in Electrical Equipment Rooms
23
Requirements for Foundation and Cable Arrangement
25
Requirements for Cable Routing between MV Transformer and Sunny Central
25
Preparation for Mounting Without Base
26
Position of the Mounting Holes on the Sunny Central
26
Drilling Mounting Holes in the Foundation
26
Preparation for Mounting on a Base
26
Transporting the Sunny Central
27
Safety During Transport
27
Center of Gravity of the Sunny Central
27
Mounting the Kick Plates at the Rear of the Sunny Central
27
Transporting the Sunny Central Using a Crane Fork
28
Transporting the Sunny Central Using a Forklift
29
Transporting the Sunny Central Using a Pallet Truck
29
Transporting the Sunny Central Using a Crane
30
Disassembling the Roof of the Sunny Central
30
Transporting the Sunny Central Using a Crane
32
Mounting the Roof of the Sunny Central
32
Installing the Sunny Central
35
Attaching the Sunny Central Without Base
35
Installing the Sunny Central with Base
35
Disassembling the Panels on the Connection Area
35
Removing the Transport Lock from the Inverter Cabinet
36
Replacing the Desiccant Bag in the Inverter Cabinet
36
Mounting the Ventilation Plate
37
Grounding Connection
38
Cable and Terminal Lug Requirements
38
Connecting the Grounding Cables
38
DC Connection
40
Safety During DC Connection
40
DC Connection with DC Fuse Option
41
Cable and Terminal Lug Requirements
41
Connection Area with DC Fuse Option
42
Connection with One Terminal Lug
43
Connection with Two Terminal Lugs
44
Connecting the SMB Connection Kit to DC Fuses
44
Connecting DC Cables
45
DC Connection with DC Busbar Option
46
Cable and Terminal Lug Requirements
46
Connection Area with DC Busbar Option
46
Connection with One Terminal Lug
47
Connection with Two Terminal Lugs
48
Connecting the DC Cables
49
AC Connection
50
Safety During AC Connection
50
Connecting AC Cables
50
Cable and Terminal Lug Requirements
50
Connection with One Terminal Lug
51
Connection with Two Terminal Lugs
52
Connecting the AC Cables
52
Cable Connection of External Devices and Connections in the Interface Cabinet
54
Connection Area
54
Leading the Cables into the Interface Cabinet
55
Connecting the Cables in the Interface Cabinet
55
Connecting the Cables to the Connecting Terminal Plate
55
Connecting the Data Cable from the Sunny String-Monitor
56
Connecting the Remote Shutdown
57
Connecting the External Setpoint Specification
58
Connecting the Cable for the Status Report of the Insulation Monitoring
59
Connecting the Cable for the Status Report of the AC Contactor Monitoring
59
Connecting the Transformer Protection
59
Connecting the External Supply Voltage
60
Connecting the External Fast Stop Cabling
61
Setting up a System Network
62
Structure of a System Network
62
Position of the Communication Terminals
63
Connection Area
63
Setting up a System Network with Optical Fibers
63
Setting up a PV System Network with Copper Cables
64
Disconnecting the Sunny Central
65
Commissioning
68
Sequence of Commissioning
68
Checking the Sunny Central Cabling
69
Checking the Voltages on the Sunny Central
69
Checking the DC Voltages
69
Checking the AC Line Voltage
70
Checking the Internal Voltage Supply
70
Checking the Grid Monitoring
70
Important Measures in Case of Non-Utilized Options
71
Inserting the Disconnection Blades
71
Switching the Voltage Supply and the AC Circuit Breaker on
72
Mounting the Panels and Protective Covers
73
Switching the Sunny Central on
74
Decommissioning
75
Technical Data
76
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76
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77
Sunny Central 720CP XT
79
Sunny Central 760CP XT
80
Sunny Central 800CP XT
82
Sunny Central 850CP XT
83
Sunny Central 900CP XT
85
Contact
87
SMA SUNNY CENTRAL 900CP XT Maintenance Manual (70 pages)
Brand:
SMA
| Category:
Inverter
| Size: 2.32 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Information on this Document
6
Validity
6
Target Group
6
Levels of Warning Messages
6
Symbols in the Document
7
Typographical Elements in the Document
7
Designations in the Document
7
Additional Information
7
2 Safety
9
Intended Use
9
Safety Information
10
Cyber Security
13
Personal Protective Equipment
13
3 Product Overview
14
Design of the Inverter
14
Devices of the Inverter
14
Operating and Display Elements
15
Function of the Switches
15
Key Switch
15
AC Disconnection Unit
16
DC Switchgear
16
Touch Display
17
Design
17
Explanation of Symbols
17
Leds of the SC-COM
21
Leds on the Enclosure
21
Leds on the Network Port
22
Leds on the Optical Fiber Terminals
23
User Interface
24
Design of the User Interface
24
Tree View and Device View
24
Status Symbols
25
Symbols on the Product
25
4 Disconnecting and Reconnecting
26
Safety When Disconnecting and Reconnecting Voltage Sources
26
Disconnecting the Inverter
26
Switching off the Inverter
26
Disconnecting the DC Side
26
Disconnecting the AC Side
27
Disconnecting the Supply Voltage at the Inverter from Voltage Sources
27
Reconnecting the Inverter
28
Reconnecting the Supply Voltage at the Inverter
28
Reconnecting the AC Side
29
Reconnecting the DC Side
29
Restarting the Inverter
29
5 Troubleshooting
30
Safety During Troubleshooting
30
Reading off Disturbance Messages
30
Reading off Error Messages Via Touch Display
30
Reading off Disturbance Messages Via the User Interface
31
Displaying the Event Report
31
Enabling Automatic Read-Out of Events
31
Displaying and Downloading the Event Report
31
Acknowledging Disturbance Messages
31
Acknowledging Disturbance Messages Via the Key Switch
31
Acknowledging Disturbance Messages Via the User Interface
32
Remedial Action in Case of Disturbances
32
Inverter Behavior in Case of Disturbances
32
Content and Structure of the Error Tables
34
Error Numbers 01Xx to 13Xx - Disturbance on the Utility Grid
34
Error Numbers 34Xx to 40Xx - Disturbance on the PV Array
35
Error Numbers 6Xxx to 9Xxx - Disturbance on the Inverter
37
Displaying Disturbance Messages for Active Power Limitation
40
Displaying Disturbance Messages for the Reactive Power Setpoint
41
6 Maintenance
42
Safety During Maintenance
42
Maintenance Schedule and Consumables
43
Notes on Maintenance Work
43
Maintenance Work Every 24 Months
43
Repair Schedule and Spare Parts
44
Information on Repair Work
44
Demand-Based Annual Repairs
45
Repairs Every 10 Years
45
Repairs Every 12 Years
45
Maintenance Work
45
Maintenance Work with Supply Voltage Present
45
Checking the Fans
45
Checking the Heating Elements and Hygrostat
46
Inverter with Low-Temperature Option: Cleaning the Heating Elements
47
Inverter with Low-Temperature Option: Checking the Heating Elements
48
Checking the Function of the UPS
50
Maintenance Work in Disconnected State
51
Performing the Visual Inspection
51
Analyzing the Temperature Indicators
51
Cleaning the Ventilation Plate
53
Cleaning the Air Duct, Ventilation Grids and Air Intake
53
Cleaning the Interior
55
Checking the Seals
56
Checking the Latches, Door Stops and Hinges
56
Checking the Inverter Surface
57
Checking the Fuses/Disconnection Blades
58
6.4.2.10 Checking the Bolted Connections of the Power Cabling
58
6.4.2.11 Checking the Labels
59
Repair Work
61
Reading off the Replacement Interval Meter
61
7 Periodic Actions
62
Mounting and Disassembly Work
62
Disassembling and Mounting the Panels
62
Disassembling and Mounting the Protective Covers
63
Disassembling and Mounting the Ventilation Grids
64
Entering the Password Via the Touch Display
65
Parameter Overview
65
Accessing the Parameter Overview
65
Saving Parameter Changes
66
User Interface
66
Logging into the User Interface
66
Logging out of the User Interface
66
8 Appendix
67
Installation Information
67
Torques
67
Type Label
67
9 Contact
68
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Retrofitting of the Option "Noise Reduction"
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| Category:
Inverter
| Size: 0.87 MB
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
3
1 Information on this Document
4
Validity
4
Target Group
4
Levels of Warning Messages
4
Symbols in the Document
5
2 Safety
6
Intended Use
6
Safety Information
7
Personal Protective Equipment
9
3 Product Overview
10
Design of the Inverter
10
Type Label
10
4 Scope of Delivery
11
5 Preparation for Mounting
13
Additionally Required Mounting Material
13
Disconnecting the Inverter
13
6 Mounting
14
Safety During Mounting
14
Disassembling the Kick Plates
14
Removing the Existing Ventilation Plate
15
Disassembling the Rear Panel
16
Mounting the New Rear Panel
18
Mounting the Kick Plate for the Sound Absorber
19
Mounting the Ventilation Plate
19
Mounting the Kick Plate
19
Mounting the Silencing Baffle
20
7 Switching the Inverter on
23
8 Dimensions and Minimum Clearances
24
Dimensions of the Inverter
24
Minimum Clearances for Outdoor Installation
24
9 Technical Data
27
10 Contact
28
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