AEG PV.630 - Manual

AEG PV.630

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 5 – P r o t e c t P V . 6 3 0; Operating instructions; PS AED
  • Page 6 – AEG Power Solutions GmbH; Warstein
  • Page 7 – Table of Contents; Particular Dangers associated with Photovoltaic Systems 14
  • Page 10 – Information on How to Use these Instructions; Information; Validity; Type designation
  • Page 11 – Handling; Groups
  • Page 12 – Skilled Personnel Skills and Trainings; person responsible
  • Page 13 – Obligations of skilled personnel; Instructions
  • Page 14 – Explanation of Symbols and Safety Instructions; Explanation of Symbols; Table 1
  • Page 15 – All safety instructions have the following structure:; Symbol; General hazard source; Risk posed by flammable material; S I G N A L W O R D; DANGER
  • Page 16 – Risk posed by corrosive vapours and liquids; Signs Containing Orders for Personal Protective Equipment; Wear insulating safety boots.
  • Page 17 – Awareness
  • Page 18 – Dangers; Contact with voltage! Extremely high DC voltages of; D A N G E R
  • Page 19 – System stop switch; Safety Signs and Warning Notices on the Equipment
  • Page 20 – Equipment; The space requirement for the opened equipment doors; Hazards
  • Page 21 – Electric shock after activating “System stop”!; Risk to life due to electric shock.
  • Page 22 – Water in electrical equipment!; Risks; Spread of smoke in electrical operating areas.; W A R N I N G
  • Page 23 – Failure of remote signalling.; Risks from Maintenance and Repair Work; A T T E N T I O N
  • Page 24 – Product; Description; not
  • Page 25 – Dimensions and Views; Use; Safety
  • Page 26 – The following information appears on the nameplate:
  • Page 28 – Elements
  • Page 29 – System; Modes; Two different operating modes may be used:; Operation
  • Page 30 – System; Description of Sequence Control; Possible change of status:; The “Waiting for Feed Conditions” Status
  • Page 32 – If a deactivating or self-acknowledging fault is triggered (; Sequence Control During the Course of the Day
  • Page 33 – Later in the evening:
  • Page 34 – Permissible voltage dip after switching on the stack:; Variable delay in the “Waiting” status
  • Page 35 – Description of Fan Control; Extends the operating time of the fans
  • Page 36 – minimum time in the fast fan stage:
  • Page 37 – Parameters of Inverter Stack Fan Control; IGBT temperature limit value for switching off the fan:; Monitoring
  • Page 38 – This type of solar cell does not require active earthing.; Starting the insulation test manually:; No action, since the insulation test is always active.
  • Page 39 – Monitoring in Partner Operation
  • Page 40 – Tracker
  • Page 41 – Change of status to separate operation:; Change of status to linked operation:
  • Page 42 – Linked Operation in the Event of a Fault; Partner Operation During the Course of the Day
  • Page 43 – “Extended” operating mode
  • Page 44 – Parameters of the “Extended” operating mode; Power rating for normal feed-in capacity:; Monitoring Systems, Messages and Faults
  • Page 45 – A distinction is made between; deactivating; and; signalling faults; faults switch the equipment off permanently once; Signalling; faults do not have any effect on the equipment's se-
  • Page 46 – Table of Faults; Temperature monitoring systems; ging; DOU message
  • Page 47 – CAN I/O monitoring systems
  • Page 48 – Unit Monitoring Systems; #Stack current transformer –; !Communication fault parallel
  • Page 49 – DC voltage monitoring systems; Field rotation or phase fault
  • Page 50 – Interfaces; Interface
  • Page 51 – Data; default
  • Page 52 – Structure of the MultiCom CCC Interface; Modbus
  • Page 53 – Description of serial interfaces; Port 1: Serial interface X2; Port 2: Serial interface X5
  • Page 56 – Setting the terminal program:; No parity/no protocol
  • Page 57 – key
  • Page 58 – <2> to configure the delay time between a request from the
  • Page 59 – to accept the set values. The configuration is finished
  • Page 60 – Server
  • Page 61 – Configuration jumpers:
  • Page 62 – Integration Configuration
  • Page 63 – If the specified power has been applied to the relay con-; Power supply connection
  • Page 64 – The following default signals are used for remote signalling:
  • Page 65 – Graphical Display and Operation Unit
  • Page 66 – Acoustic signal generator:
  • Page 67 – Possible symbol keys and their function:; Following the; start up the DOU for the first time
  • Page 68 – Structure
  • Page 69 – Display
  • Page 70 – Examples of possible displays:
  • Page 71 – Solar radiation is too low, the inverter is in standby mode.
  • Page 73 – The right-hand side shows how the key is currently assigned.
  • Page 74 – Values
  • Page 75 – ” will then appear on the top key.; Grid operation MPP; E and the inverter operating
  • Page 76 – In the “; ” menu, you can set the password for block-
  • Page 77 – Installation and Start-up
  • Page 80 – General
  • Page 81 – Transport, Storage and Installation; Installation Site Requirements, Operating Area
  • Page 82 – Risk of injury due to rotating fans!; C A U T I O N
  • Page 83 – Insufficient dissipation of waste heat can damage the; Using a Crane to Transport and Install the System; Risk of accident due to suspended loads!
  • Page 84 – Transporting the Equipment
  • Page 85 – Using a Forklift or Lowlift Truck to Transport the System; Risk of accident due to transport with industrial
  • Page 87 – Separately; Inadequately qualified and untrained skilled person-
  • Page 88 – Tightening Torque Values for Screw Connections
  • Page 89 – Connection; If the polarity of the lines is incorrect, this can dam-; This can cause considerable damage to equipment.
  • Page 90 – Connections; System not installed correctly!
  • Page 91 – Inadequately qualified and untrained skilled personnel
  • Page 93 – Preparations; Before connecting the AC voltage, check:; left bridge block:
  • Page 94 – right bridge block:; Connection of AC Voltage; Switchgear not connected correctly!
  • Page 95 – After connecting the AC voltage:; Auxiliary power supply via external circuit 2; Measure the clockwise rotating field at X3 (AC control cabinet).
  • Page 96 – Connection of DC Voltage; After connecting the DC voltage:; Check that there is no voltage.; “Field rotation fault” fault message; Isolate the system to do this.; Other fault indications; See “Monitoring Systems, Messages and Faults” in the operat-
  • Page 97 – Isolating Solar Inverters; Procedure; Contact with voltage!
  • Page 98 – Maintenance and Servicing
  • Page 102 – Maintenance; Scope of the Recommended Measures
  • Page 103 – Contact with voltage.
  • Page 104 – Inspection
  • Page 105 – Functions
  • Page 106 – Test
  • Page 107 – Cleaning and Checking the Protection Devices
  • Page 108 – Work
  • Page 110 – Cabinet fans M2 and M3; Section
  • Page 111 – Fault; Item Component
  • Page 113 – Basisplan; DC Input
  • Page 115 – Option BG 50: Assembly fan covering hood
  • Page 117 – Terminals Type
  • Page 123 – Mains 2
  • Page 127 – Remote signalling
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AEG Power Solutions GmbH

Emil-Siepmann-Str. 32

59581 Warstein-Belecke - Germany

Tel.: +49 (0) 2902 763-100 - Fax: +49 (0) 2902 763-645

www.aegps.com

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Page 5 - P r o t e c t P V . 6 3 0; Operating instructions; PS AED

P r o t e c t P V . 6 3 0 Operating instructions AEG Power Solutions GmbH, Warstein-Belecke Department: PS AED Revision: 00 Revision date: 23.01.2013 / Schenuit Released: 23.01.2013 / Wäsche Document no. 8000047961 BAL, en

Page 6 - AEG Power Solutions GmbH; Warstein

Protect PV.630 Operating Instructions 2 of 72 8000047961 BAL  AEG Power Solutions GmbH Emil-Siepmann-Strasse 32 59581 Warstein Germany  +49 2902 763 100 Fax: +49 2902 763 645 e-mail: [email protected] Internet: http://www.aegps.com

Page 7 - Table of Contents; Particular Dangers associated with Photovoltaic Systems 14

Protect PV.630 Operating Instructions 8000047961 BAL 3 of 72 Table of Contents 1   Information on How to Use these Instructions ............... 6   1.1   General Information ............................................................. 6   1.2   Target Groups ...........................................

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