3-3 Inspecting Components of the AC Module
After receiving the product, inspect all parts for possible deformity or malfunction.
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1PV module
Converts the solar energy to DC power.
2Micro inverter
Converts DC power generated by each PV module to AC power.
3PV frame
Protects and fixates AC module.
4AC drop cable
Connects a micro inverter to trunk cable.
5Trunk male connector
Junction connector between AC drop cable and trunk female connector.
6Trunk female connector
Connects to trunk male connector of the next AC module in the array.
7Bracket
Fixes trunk cable onto PV frame.
8Dust cover
Prevents entry of foreign particles.
9Cable holder
Prevents AC trunk cables from moving during transportation.
※ Warranty is void if it is broken after installed.
3-4 Measuring AC Voltage of the Utility
Measure the AC voltage of the utility at the distribution panel using a
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* For details, refer to Chapter
* Factory setting of AC voltage of the AC modules is 240VAC. If you want to change the operating AC voltage range, you need to set grid configuration directly. For details, refer to Chapter
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