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1. Utility Date amp Time Loss Ente Language be 1 12 25 Histogram 2012 03 25 GC R Down Up Error Log Uu Pac Language Failure Histogram 11 11 25 2012 03 21 Down Up Error Log v P Down G Date amp Time wae Failure estonia 17 11 25 Up Down A Powe UB 2012 01 20 Error Log NG L Date amp Time VJ Language DC Bus High Down Up 13 11 25 WirelessID tS Down Up SAA AA DC Bus High 13 29 25 2 ENS i Figure 4 2 2 1 When the bottom square Figure 4 2 2 1 displays press key ENTER to enter the level 2 and the selected item such as Error Log keeps flashing Items of the level 2 and level 3 regarding the Error Log are listed Right side of Figure 4 2 2 2 indicates the items of level 3 and the rectangle across the item and shown in the Figure 4 2 2 2 32 56 such as Error Log indicates the selected item is flashing Date amp Time Utility Loss Language 13 12 25 Histogram 2012 03 25 l i eae Oe Dalam M Error Log y Fac Language Failure Histogram MS Up T1 2012 03 21 Down Down Up y Error Log Datek Time Pein Kiara 17 11 25 Di ee A Down Up 2012 01 20 M77 1 A Date k Time y Language DC Bus High 13 11 25 2012 01 19 Down Up V DC Bus High 132. service or only provide paid service 8 3 Warranty Conditions According to GoodWe product description and instruction if a device becomes defective within warranty period and it is proved that further functional performance is impossible due to product quality problem the device will be as selected by GoodWe A Return to the factory for maintenance B Onsite maintenance C Products Replacement If the original model has stopped in production GoodWe will provide a replacement device of equivalent value according to model and age 8 4 Scope of Warranty Warranty declaration is excluded in the following situations gt Products or fittings exceed warranty period exclude the warranty 54 56 extension agreement signed beforehand Fault or damage due to improper operation without following user manual product instruction and relevant safety regulations Insufficient ventilation of the unit Fault or damage due to improper installation repair change or removal by persons who are not authorized by GoodWe Fault or damage due to unpredictable accidental factors human errors or force majeure Fault or damage which is not caused due to products quality problem 99 56 9 Contact If you have any enquiries or technical problems concerning GoodWe DT series inverter please contact our customer services Add No 189 Kun Lun Shan Road Suzhou New District Jiangsu China Jiangsu GoodWe Power Supply Technology C
3. inverter maximum rated input voltage otherwise GoodWe will not undertake any obligations and warranty services Please switch off the breaker between PV Inverter and Grid utility firstly before any service Or else electric hazards will be caused 3 56 3 Installation 3 1 Mounting Instruction A ln order to achieve optimal performance the ambient temperature should be lower than 45 C B For the convenience of checking the LCD display and possible maintenance activities please install the inverter at eye level C Inverters should NOT be installed near inflammable and explosive items Any electro magnetic equipment should be kept away from installation site D Product label and warning symbol shall be clear to read after installation 3 2 Unpacking When you receive GoodWe inverter please check if there is any visible external damage on the inverter or any accessories Please also check if there is anything missing according to the list below AN td o ai 1 Wallemounted B lt e aaa AA NGA ha 1 Positive DO Plug CGWOGKe DT z stav Negative DC Plug GWO6K DT 2 Positive DC Plug GW10K DT GW12K DT aaa 4 Negative DC Plug GW10K DT GW12K DT w wananaamamunwaa 4 Positive DC Plug GW15K DT GW17K DT aa 6 Negative DC Plug GW15K DT GW17K DT aaa 6 Unlock Tool tor DG FIG iasa Aha NAZI NE IANG NANANA NARS Na 1 4 56 AG FG i
4. now 34 56 Error Log Date amp Time Histogram D Down Up Y Error Log Date amp Time Language I Down Up y WirelessID Down Up Down Up Date amp Time Language Histogram D Down Up Error Log Language Histogram Figure 4 2 2 4 Items of the level 2 level 3 and level 4 regarding Histogram are listed and shown in the Figure 4 2 2 5 35 56 Language English Error Log Year Mode Date amp Time Pacis Month Mode Language Day Mode CE Hour Mode Es 2012 I A Howo kl Down d Year Mode Month Mode lt Down Month Mode Ente Day Mode I Hour Mode Es 20123 HU 2013 Down Up A EE H Down Up d C Down Date amp Time Year Mode Day Mode Down Day Mode Language Month Mode e Histogram Bona U Hour Mode Es 201202 Upl 201203 y Error Log ada m y Language Year Mode Hour Mode Down Hour Mode Histogram Month Mode Laga I i Day Mode ee lt tEsc 2012 0223 U 2012 0224 Error Log Dated Time Histogram Figure 4 2 2 5 4 2 3 Right Middle Area Histogram Display This area use his
5. off reconnect and check again 4 If the message appears again contact local service office for help EEPROM R W Failure Cl Failure DC Bus High Ref 2 5V Failure GFCI Failure U If there is no display on the panel please check PV input connections If the voltage is higher than 250V contact local service office for help 27 56 gt When sunlight is insufficient the PV Inverter may continuously start up and shut down automatically due to insufficient power generated by the PV panel If the problem remains please contact the local service office 28 56 4 System Operation 4 1 Functions of Indicating Lights Yellow light lf on inverter is electrified if off inverter is not electrified Green light lf on inverter is generating electricity if off inverter is not generating electricity if flashing inverter is self checking Red light If on abnormal conditions appear if off no abnormal conditions appear There are 4 keys in total UP DOWN ESC ENTER Press one of them can alter the content to be displayed The operation instruction of key will be described below in details 29 56 4 2 LCD Display Functions and Keys Operation The Figure of LCD display screen is shown as follow NORMAL 2012 04 01 8 4 6 H U H 6 TYAS am DCOIO pu db W Illustration of the specific area of the display screen The display area is divided to four sectors top
6. 29 25 2012 01 18 Figure 4 2 2 2 Items of the level 2 and level 3 regarding the Date amp Time are listed and shown in the Figure 4 2 2 3 Press ENTER for 2 seconds to save the setting or press ESC to discard the setting 33 56 Date amp Time Set Time Set Time Language 13 12 25 14 12 25 Histogram 2012 03 25 2012 03 25 Down Up Enter y U Error Log Ente Set Time Set Time Esc Language 13 13 25 13 13 25 Histogram 2012 03 25 2012 03 25 Error Log Set Time Set Time G Date amp Time T 13 1223 Dom 13 12 24 Histogram 2012 03 25 2012 03 25 I Enter Down GL Enter Error Log Set Time Set Time Date amp Time E Language 5 12 25 Down 15 12 25 2012 03 25 20113 03 25 Down Up WirelessID Enter 15 12 25 Set Time Set Time 13 12 25 Down 2012 03 25 2012 04 25 Enter y Set Time Set Time 1 1 25 IS 5 2012 03 25 2012 03 24 Figure 4 2 2 3 Items of the level 2 and level 3 regarding Language are listed and shown in the Figure 4 2 2 4 Press ENTER for 2 seconds to save the setting or press ESC to discard the setting ONLY English is avallable as far as
7. 3 1 2 3 3 2 Mounting Procedure A Use the wall mounted bracket as a template and drill 6 holes on the wall 10 mm in diameter and 80 mm deep 8 56 457 1548 SLOT HOLE TYP 6 OJ s 200 unit mm JU Figure 3 3 2 1 B Fix the wall mounting bracket on the wall with six expansion bolts in accessory bag C Carry the inverter by holding the four handles shown as below Handle Handle Handle Figure 3 3 2 2 D Place the inverter on the wall mounted bracket as illustrated below 9 56 Figure 3 3 2 3 Figure 3 3 2 4 10 56 E Fix the inverter on the wall mounted bracket with the lock plate in accessory bag as illustrated below Ra T ma ummm N KA A Figure 3 3 2 5 Pag Hi N VISIT Sy TA WANA NA AAA NAA AAA LA IPIS SIII IIIS IIIS LIISI IIIS ANA LLL LLL LLL L LLL LLL LLL TIS IT K A GIFITIF Figure 3 3 2 6 F Use M3 0 5 screw in accessory bag and a padlock to fix the lock plate on the wall mounted bracket as illustrated below 11 96 Padlock hole 5 0 Figure 3 3 2 7 3 4 Electrical Connection You must comply with the connection requirement of local regulations The inverter is integrate with an RCMU according to VDE0126 1 1 A1 It monitors residual current from the solar module to grid side of inverter The inverter can automatically differentiate between fault current and normal capacitive leak
8. 41 4 6 3 Language Setting 42 4 6 4 Set the Histogram Display in Year Mode 43 4 6 5 Reset Wireless ID 44 4 7 ErrorMessage 45 5 Technical Parameters 47 5 1 Temperature Derating Character 49 6 Certificates 50 7 MaIntCNanCe iia EA o 91 7 1 Cleaning the Fans 00 eee 52 7 2 Checking the DC Disconnect nnana anaa 53 8 Warranty 54 8 1 Warranty Period 54 8 2 Warranty Card 54 8 3 Warranty Conditions 54 8 4 Scope of Warranty 54 9 Contact 56 1 Symbols Caution Failure to observe a warning indicated in this manual may result in minor or moderate injury This side up The package must always be transported handled and stored in such a way that the arrows always point upwards Fragile The package product should be handled carefully and never be tipped over or slung Stack Limitation 6 units of identical packages that may be stacked in maximum Keep Dry The package product must be protected from excessive humidity and must accordingly be stored under cover 1 56 2 Safety DT series inverter of Jiangsu GoodWe Power Supply Technology
9. 85 Communication RS485 interface is used for multipoint communication EzLogger can monitor and communicate with 50 inverters at the same time 18 56 But the maximum length of the cable should not exceed 1000 m All the inverters which communicate through one cable should use provided RS485 interface a piece of 10 cable is recommend to be connected for waterproofing without RS485 cable connection The typical inverter connection graph through RS485 is shown below Figure 3 4 3 1 The graph below shows the monitoring system connection in which inverters multipoint communication can be realized through RS485 interface The software EzExplorer used in PC end can realize real time monitoring of 16 EzLoggers at the same time 19 56 Baa ig MA EM E WA Bs wen P INVERTER Pi INVERTER INVERTER 4 T ad A S Ba l8 LM He TT DC AC DC gt RS 485 RS 485 RS 485 Figure 3 4 3 2 Pins of RS485 of GoodWe DT series gt 8 pal RJ45 SOCKET Pinl gt 1 RJ45 PLUG A Connection procedure a Open the RS485 cover as indicated below b Assembly the RS485 plug in and RS485 wire as below figures c Insert the plug in with crystal connector into the RS485 holder and make sure the two side buckles are on the positions 20 56 Figure 3 4 3 3 Figure 3 4 3 4 21 56 B RS485 cable is composed by eight wires with different colors Chop the envelope ou
10. C cables should be type of HO5VV F or similar F AC output connection as Figure 3 4 1 5 shown 14 56 Tighten the 5 pieces of screws and make sure of their heads don t exceed the surface Figure 3 4 1 5 3 4 2 DC Side Connection A Make sure the maximum open circuit voltage Voc of each PV string does not exceed the inverter Input voltage Vmax under any condition B Use Multi contact connectors for PV array terminals C Connect the positive and negative terminals of the PV panel to corresponding terminals on the Inverter The DC terminal on each Inverter can bear 20A DC current Female side connector PV Male side connector PV 15 56 Both types of connectors must be equipped in pair strictly according to above graphs Strip 7MM length by using wire stripper and use 4 mm wire crimpers with terminals to compress on bare line To connect red wire with positive DC terminal it is ready when you heard crack To connect black wire with negative DC terminal it is ready when you heard crack To connect the positive negative DC terminal respectively to inverter s positive negative input terminal the connector is ready when you heard crack k N Cable 276 inches 9 32 7mm 16 56 Figure 3 4 2 1 Separated by Ring Tool D Specifications of the D
11. C wires The cable are used outdoor that must comply with PV cable standards as TUV 2Pfg1169 Type PV1 F 600V 90 C wet The wire diameters should be 2 5 4 mm Remark The solar energy system often works under harsh environmental conditions such as high temperature and ultraviolet radiation Therefore the solar system and photovoltaic array must be 17 56 connected using a specialist photovoltaic electric cable as the DC cable ZN Caution gt Regarding the inverter equipped with DC switch please ensure the Switch is in OFF position before connecting the inverter with PV panels Then switch to ON when finished connecting job gt Before connecting the PV panels please ensure the plug connectors have the correct polarity Incorrect polarity connection could permanently damage the unit gt Checks short circuit current of the PV string The total short circuit current of the PV string cannot exceed the Inverters maximum DC Current gt High voltage exists when the PV panel is exposed to the sun Please secure the terminal connection and do NOT touch any exposed components in case of electric shock gt If you choose the models without DC switch an external disconnection device should be used It should be multi pole switch disconnector all poles disconnected simultaneously which has been approved according to standard IEC EN 60947 3 The rated current should be between 20A and 25A 3 4 3 RS4
12. Co Ltd hereinafter referred to as GoodWe strictly conforms to related safety rules in design and test As electric and electronic equipment Safety Regulation shall be followed during installation and maintenance Improper operation may bring severe damage to the operator the third party and other properties The installation and maintenance of the inverters must be performed by qualified personnel only in compliance with national and local standards and regulations Before installation and maintenance DC input and AC output of the inverter should be cut off beforehand and the inverter cannot be touched within 10 minutes after power cut off in case of electric shock 2 56 Partial temperature of the inverter may exceed 60 C during operation please do not touch in case of scalding All electric installation should conform to local electric standard and permission has to be obtained from local power supply department before synchronization by qualified personnel Children must be kept away from inverters Please do not open the front cover of inverter Apart from wiring terminal touching or changing components without authorization may cause damage to people and inverters GoodWe may deny the obligation of warranty service accordingly Static electricity may damage electronic components and proper measures shall be adopted to avoid static electricity The output voltage of proposed PV array should be lower than the
13. Log Data amp Time Language Step 2 Press ENTER to enter following interface Month Mode Day Mode Hour Mode 43 56 Step 3 Press ENTER to enter following interface The displayed information will not be flicking which indicates the current display is year mode 10 years data from 2012 The histogram now shows the data in year mode Year Mode 2012 4 6 5 Reset wireless ID Step 1 Enter the second level menu then press DOWN key four times to enter following interface WirelessID Step 2 Press ENTER to enter following interface Wireless ID Reset Step 3 Press ENTER longer to enter following interface ID Resetting 44 56 Wait for a moment if set ok see following interface ID Reset Successful If fail see the following interface ID Reset Failed Step 4 Press ESC to back 4 7 Error Message An error message will be displayed on LCD interface when a disturbance occurs The error message and its description are shown in table below Utility Loss Grid disconnection fault Fac Failure Grid frequency out of range Int Fan Failure Internal Fan Failure Ext Fan Failure External Fan Failure Consistent Failure Machine parameter consistent fault All Fans Failure Internal and External Fans Failure 45 56 GFCI Failure Detection circuit of ground leakage cur
14. User Manual GW06K 10K 12K 15K 1 7K DT SERIES Contents TLOVMDOIS ace puts ok disso MANILA ANTS rh BEAN 01 Pe 2 3 45226 66 KIWA se Lae BALAKANG KUA oes 02 3 Installation 04 3 1 Mounting Instruction 04 SINAI ia AA N aca 04 3 3 Equipment Installation 06 3 4 Electrical Connection 12 3 4 1 Connection to Grid AC Side Connection 12 3 4 2 DC Side Connection 15 3 4 3 RS485 Communication 18 3 4 4 Wireless Communication 23 3 4 5 USB Communication 25 9 0 brebis Teen Te wara skal ak Pema DAA DARREN 25 4 System Operation 29 4 1 Functions of Indicating Lights 29 4 2 LCD Display Functions and Keys Operation 30 4 2 1 Top Area Flow of Power Generated 30 4 2 2 Middle Left Status Information 31 4 2 3 Right Middle Area Histogram Display 36 4 2 4 Bottom Area es 38 4 3 Key Operation and LCD Description 38 4 3 1 Key Description 38 4 3 2 Key Operation and LCD Description 39 4 4 Menu Introduction 39 4 5 Usual Start and Operation Display 40 4 6 Menu Display Description 40 4 6 1 Error History Display 41 4 6 2 Time Setting IAA
15. age currents 3 4 1 Connection to Grid AC Side Connection A Check the grid utility voltage and frequency at the connection point of the inverter It should be phase to phase 400VAC 50Hz and three phases B Check the rating of branch circuit breaker For installing one unit of 6K 10K or 12K inverter the recommended breaker rating is 400V 25A For installing one unit of 15K or 17K inverter the 12 56 recommended breaker rating is 400V 32A C Disconnect the breaker or fuse between PV Inverter and utility D Connect the inverter to the grid as follows gt Switch off the AC Breaker Disassemble female connector of the AC wire connector and connect AC wires to connection socket as indicated PE NANANA wi OT NI ld YT 9 EH UE EIT l R T LALU 1 mere CT a aaa SS a Figure 3 4 1 1 gt Insert AC wire to AC socket according to below table and figure ZN Caution Figure 3 4 1 2 gt After fastening all screws reassemble the female connector of the AC wire connector 13 56 gt Connect the female connector of the AC wire connector to the male connector on the inverter Female connector Male connector AC wire Figure 3 4 1 3 E Specifications of the AC wires A B Figure 3 4 1 4 Depiction A External diameter of the wire 11 20mm B Sectional area of conducting materials C Length of bare wire Approx 10mm Remarks Specifications of A
16. al Start and Operation Display When the input voltage reaches inverter turn on voltage LCD starts to work in a second LCD displays waiting If the grid is accessible Checking xxxSec will be shown up in 3sec counting down from 30sec the machine starts self checking when it shows OOSec you can hear the relay triggered 4 times LCD displays Normal afterwards The instant power output will be shown at the right bottom of LCD 4 6 Menu Display Description The following examples will demonstrate the information display through key operation given that the default initial menu is set as the first interface of first level menu 40 56 4 6 1 Error History Display Step 1 press UP or DOWN key once to turn on the backlight and then press UP once or DOWN 6 times to enter the seventh interface of the first level menu press ENTER enter the second level menu it displays as following Data amp Time Language Histogram Step 2 Error Log flicking which indicates the cursor current position press ENTER to enter the interface shown below Utility Loss IS 225 2012 03 25 This interface shows the latest error message and time press DOWN key switching to the next error message if needed 4 6 2 Time Setting Step 1 Enter the second level menu then press DOWN key to enter following interface Step 2 Press ENTER to en
17. ature range 20 60 C up 45 C derating Relative humidity 0 95 Site altitude m 2000 General Data IP protection type IP65 Display SLED 5 LCD USB2 0 RS485 wireless ZigBee Ethernet optional Standard warranty years 5 10 15 20 25 optional Comments The rated output is 230Vac The nominal output put range is 195Vac to 253Vac When output voltage beyond this range the output cut off by protective disconnection relays within 0 2s The value 253Vac is an average value measured over a 10 minute interval 48 56 5 1 Temperature Derating Character Typical temperature derating curve of GW17K DT as follow of Maximum Output Power at 640V DC U I U H I 20 15 10 5 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 Ambient Temperature degC 49 56 60 6 Certificates Cue ce Uv aK a he KA jes 3 EPROFT A s TYPE APPROV D a 2p go 50 56 7 Maintenance Regular maintenance ensures a long operating life and optimal efficiency of the entire PV plant Caution Before maintains please disconnect the switch on AC and DC sides Wait 10 seconds until the residual voltage has been drained 7 1 Cleaning the Fans DT series inverter is fitted with two fans on its left side The fan intakes and handle covers should be cleaned yearly with a vacuum cleaner For more thorough cleaning completely remove the fans 1 Disconnect the
18. e information described as follow LAS eee E DAY Power generated the current day Gross power generated from the first time use of inverter The initial unit is KWh When power E TOTAL generation exceeds 99999 9kWh the unit changes to MWh TIME Current system time POWER Instant power generation of the system Table 4 2 4 1 4 3 Key Operation and LCD Description 4 3 1 Key Description There are 4 keys in total UP DOWN ESC ENTER UP DOWN move up down at current menu or adjust figures In setting menu ESC return to previous level menu if exit from setting menu the setting data will be discarded ENTER enter to next level menu Under setting menu the data will be stored into the machine if this key is pushed longer than 2sec 38 56 4 3 2 Key Operation and LCD Description Key operation is mainly for LCD display of the switching information as well as settings of time language and histogram information display The menu in LCD display area has three levels In the first level menu pressing ENTER in the last menu can enter second level menu For the rest press ENTER to lock current interface the backlight will be on for 3 minutes and turned off automatically afterwards Press any key to unlock the interface for information display the backlight will be kept on for 20S and then enter the default initial interface In second level menu move the cursor to the sett
19. ing area through DOWN and UP key operation For the second level menu which has three level menus press ENTER to get in and change the figures at cursor location through DOWN and UP key operation in addition the cursor location can be changed by pressing ENTER In all levels of menu it will automatically enter the first item of the first level menu if no action is taken within 20S meanwhile the modified data will be stored into internal memory 4 4 Menu Introduction When PV panel is feeding power to the inverter the screen shows the first interface of first level menu The interface displays current state of the system It shows Waiting in the initial state it shows Normal during power generation mode if there is something wrong with the system error 39 56 message is shown Please see chapter 4 7 for details Press any key once to turn on the LCD backlight when it is off if the backlight is on press DOWN key to enter the next menu displaying data of Vpv and Ipv press ENTER to lock the current interface In the first level menu the displayed information can be switched through DOWN and UP key operation there are 7 interfaces in total which are circulatory The second level menu can only be selected through ENTER from the seventh interface In the second level menu third level menu can only be accessed through Histogram 4 5 Usu
20. middle left middle right bottom 4 2 1 Top Area Flow of Power Generated This area indicates the flow of energy Flashing dash lines between the sun and modules and inverter means there is energy walks from the sun to modules and then modules transfer it to inverter Full line between inverter and the grid means the grid is available but inverter is not yet feeding power at the time Flashing dashing lines means inverter is feeding power to grid No line means grid is not available 30 56 4 2 2 Middle Left Status Information This area displays the status of power generated Various status displays through key operation and the power generation bar chart on the middle right area shows the generated power status In addition settings such as languages time and etc could be altered and error log could be displayed through the key operation This area could display abundant information and different functions can also be set up by key operation There are 4 levels in total Items of level 1 are listed and shown in Figure 4 2 2 1 The text in each square is the information showed in the LCD display by pressing the UP or DOWN key arrow indicates the relevant key operation such as up or down the square after the arrow direction indicates information displayed after the key operation 31 56
21. n Figure 3 4 4 2 24 56 3 4 5 USB Communication USB data cable must be connected as below A Take off the USB socket cover B Insert USB cable as the arrow pointed out Figure 3 4 4 1 3 5 Troubleshooting gt In most situations the Inverter requires very little maintenance However if the Inverter is not able to work properly please refer to the following instructions before calling your local dealer E Should any problems arise the red FAULT LED indicator on the front panel lights up and the LCD screen will display relevant 25 56 information Please refer to the following table for a list of error message and associated solutions Display Possible actions Check the impedance between PV amp PV and make sure the PV Inverter is earthed The impedance value Isolation Failure must be greater than 2MQ Contact local service office for help if the problem still exists The ground current is too high Unplug the inputs from the PV generator and check the peripheral AC system When the problem is cleared reconnect the PV panel and check the Inverter status Contact local service office for help if the problem still exists Ground Failure System The PV Inverter will automatically restart within 5 minutes if Fault the grid returns to normal Vac Failure Make sure grid voltage is in conformity with the specification Contact local service office for help if the
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23. problem still exists The PV Inverter will automatically restart within 5 minutes if the grid returns to normal Fac Failure Make sure grid frequency is in conformity with the specification 3 Contact local service office for help if the problem still exists 1 Grid is not connected Utility Loss 2 Check grid connection cables 3 Check grid usability 26 56 1 Check whether the PV open voltage is higher or too close to the maximum input voltage 2 If the problem still exists when PV voltage is less than the maximum input voltage contact local service office for help PV Over Voltage Disconnect PV or PV from the input and restart the Consistent PV Inverter Failure If the problem still exists contact local service office for help The internal temperature is higher than normal value specified Reduce ambient temperature Move the inverter to a cool place If the problem still exists contact local service office for help Disconnect all PV PV and Grid Refer to Chapter 7 Maintenance to clean the external fans Reassembly the fans and check again If the message appears again contact local service office for help Ext Fan Failure Int Fan Failure Please contact local service office for help All Fans Failure Relay Check Failure DC Injection gt 1 Disconnect all PV or PV 2 Wait for a few seconds 3 After the LCD switches
24. rent failure Grid voltage no longer within permissible range Table 2 46 56 5 Technical Parameters tem Parameters GW06K DT GW10K DT GW12K DT GW15K DT GW17K DT Max PV generator 6200 10200 12300 15400 17500 Para W Max DC Max DC Voltage V V 1000 MPPT voltage range V 260 850 Turn on DC Voltage V DC input Data ee ee NONG ren mm san san ms 22 Number of MPP 2 can parrallel 2 can parrallel 2 can parrallel u DC connection connection MC IV Connector Optional Norminal AC power 6000 10000 12000 15000 17000 Max AC power 6000 10000 12000 15000 17000 Norminal output voltage According to VDE AR N 4105 VDE0126 1 1 A1 range RD1699 CEI 0 21 G83 1 G59 2 AS4777 2 3 AC Output According to VDE AR N 4105 VDE0126 1 1 A1 Dia AC grid frequency RD1699 CEI 0 21 G83 1 G59 2 AS4777 2 3 CA aa E European efficiency gt 97 5 Efficiency gt 99 5 u current Integrated u unit P P DC switch Option 47 56 tem Parameters GWO6K DT GW10K DT GW12K DT GW15K DT GW17K DT Islanding protection Equipment a According to VDE AR N 4105 VDE0126 1 1 A1 Grid Monitoring RD1699 CEI 0 21 G83 1 G59 2 AS4777 2 3 EMC compliant EN 61000 6 1 EN 61000 6 2 EN 61000 6 3 EN 61000 6 4 Normative according to Reference Safety compliance According to IEC62109 1 AS3100 CNCA CTS0004 2009A Dimensions Hi WxHxD mm 516 650 203 For outdoor and indoor Mounting Operating S A temper
25. s areata esi sient seis AA PA AP USE Data CaO ice chee eco dc ho m seu AA AA nA 1 EXDANSION BOll AA 6 Fa Head EN sosonstat iko sto ino ns sat ono 1 s MA WI EE 1 WA AA AA PAA AD 1 LOCK FIIO AA AA APA PAPA r dni nos 1 Wall mounted Bracket Positive DC Plug Negative DC Plug Unlock Tool for DC Plug AL r 15 a N b JOE awe A Sr k L tel MA USB Data Cable Expansion Bolt Flat Head Screw User Manual TA m x HUTE va z an User Manual Warranty Card PV Inverter Lock Plate 5 56 3 3 Equipment Installation 3 3 1 Selecting the installation position Installation position should be selected based on the following aspects gt The installation method and mounting location must be suitable for the inverter s weight and dimensions gt Mount on a solid surface gt Select a well ventilated place sheltered from direct sun radiation gt Install vertically or tilted backward by max 15 The device cannot be installed with a sideways tilt The connection area must point downwards MAX 19 Figure 3 3 1 1 6 56 gt In consideration of heat dissipation and convenient dismantlement the minimum clearances around the Inverter should be no less than the following value euT wu cues ee teem a ake ee Z 200mm DOMAWATU AAA eke KA kn S 900mm FIORE setra hod o kn ka a S 300mm BO ae pris cus ant Goede PP eee 500mm 7 56 Figure 3
26. switch on AC and DC sides 2 Wait 10 seconds until the residual voltage has been drained and the fans are no longer turning 3 Disassembly the out fan assemble indicated as below figures e Loosen the five M4 0 75 screws with a crosshead screwdriver then remove the fan assemble out the cabinet about 50mm slowly e Open the lockers of the two fan connectors and remove them from housing then take the fans assemble away 4 Clean the ventilation grid and the fan with a soft brush a paint brush a cloth or compressed air 5 Reassembly the out fan assemble into cabinet b1 56 AT TA aa Te ng TY y AE Figure 7 1 1 52 56 7 2 Checking the DC Disconnect In the case of normal use the DC Disconnect does not require any maintenance It is recommended though not compulsory to e Check the DC Disconnect regularly e Activate the DC Disconnect 10 times in a row once a year Operating the switch will clean the contacts and will extend the life of the DC Disconnect 53 56 8 Warranty 8 1 Warranty Period GoodWe provides standard warranty period of 5 years for DT series products Warranty period begins from the date on purchase invoice Additional provision will be subject to contract 8 2 Warranty Card Warranty card and purchase invoice should be properly kept within product warranty period Meanwhile the nameplate on products shall be clear to read Otherwise GoodWe may deny the warranty
27. ter following interface 41 56 The square area is flicking Set Time 13 12 25 2012 03 25 Step 3 Press UP or DOWN key to set the hours Press ENTER to move the cursor to the minutes setting area as following interface if needed Set Time 13 19 25 2012 03 25 The years months days setting can be done in the same manner when the setting is completed press ENTER for 2sec to store setting value and enter previous menu or press ESC to discard setting value and enter previous menu press ESC again to enter first level menu The interface can also automatically enter first level menu if no action is taken within 20S 4 6 3 Language Setting Step 1 Enter the second level menu then press DOWN key twice to enter the following interface 42 56 Step 2 Press ENTER to enter following interface the flicking screen indicates the information displayed is able to be set Language English Step 3 Press DOWN or UP to select the language As far as now ONLY English is available press ENTER or ESC to enter previous menu press ESC again to enter first level menu if no key operation is taken within 20S the interface will automatically enter first level menu 4 6 4 Set the Histogram Display in Year Mode Step 1 Enter the second level menu then press DOWN key thrice to enter following interface Error
28. togram to demonstrate the average power generation at each hour from 4 00am to 8 00pm the same day Each columnar points 20 scale the left top area shows the maximum rated power generation each hour for the specific type of machine This area can display information in different modes such as power generation in recent 10 years daily power generation of recent year which can be realized through key operation There are 5 display mode in total real time mode hour mode day mode month mode 36 56 year mode Real time mode display hourly power generation from 4 00am the current day Hour mode display the hourly power generation in specific day from recent 31 days Day mode display the daily power generation in specific month from recent 12 months Month mode display the monthly power generation for 12 months in specific year Year mode display annual power generation for recent 10 years The following shows the day mode 272 Kwh 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 17 19 21 23 25 27 29 31 h 272Kwh means the maximum power generation of the machine in selected month the unit can be Mwh rather than Kwh sometimes depends on maximum rated power generation 0 2 1 0 on the left is scare factor which is fixed display content 17 31 are based on current mode which shows the bar chart label 37 56 4 2 4 Bottom Area Displays total power generation daily power generation and power generated at present and tim
29. tside to expose the eight wires then Straighten the end of every wire and put them in order 12345678 he Figure 3 4 3 5 C The connection between crystal connectors and RS485 wires must be corresponding with each other as shown in the table below The number of the pins of Color of the RS485 _the crystal connector _ wires 1 Orange and white Orange Green and white Blue Blue and white Green Brown and white Brown Figure 3 4 3 6 D Plug the eight wires into corresponding slots of the crystal connector 22 56 and then fix them up using special tool below Figure 3 4 3 7 E Connect the other end of RS485 cable to crystal connector according to procedure C and D F The inverter can communicate with an EzLogger through RS485 cable When EzLogger is connected to PC via Ethernet or USB interface the inverter can communicate with PC directly 3 4 4 Wireless Communication The wireless communication function is not compatible with the 485 Communication function An EzBee is needed for wireless function For installation and detail information of wireless function please refer to User Manual of EzBee The typical inverter connection graph through Wireless is shown below 23 56 Figure 3 4 4 1 One Ezbee could monitor up to 50pcs of inverter The graph below shows the muti inverters monitoring system connection through Wireless functio
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