Risks Due to Moving Parts, Fire-Related Risks | AEG PV.630 specification

Protect PV.630 Operating Instructions

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Using residual-current-operated safety devices (FI) alone is not permitted.

WARNING

Water in electrical equipment!

Risk to life due to electric shock.

Do not use water to clean the cabinets.

Do not place any vessels containing fluids on electrical equipment.

2.8.2Risks Due to Moving Parts

CAUTION

Risk of injury due to rotating fans!

The fans of the INV control cabinet are freely accessible.

Never reach into rotating fans.

When setting up any system, ensure that the fans cannot be touched.

2.8.3Fire-Related Risks

Installation of fireproof enclosures (EN 60950-1)

A built-in floor plate ensures that, in the event of a fire, no molten or burning material can fall out of the equipment.

We recommend having a separate supply/exhaust air connection for the PV.630 in order to prevent smoke spreading in the event of a fire.

WARNING

Spread of smoke in electrical operating areas.

If smoke is detected or a fire breaks out, immediately disconnect the equipment from the power supply and inform the maintenance personnel.

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Protect PV.630 Page Page Page Protect PV.630 Operating instructions AEG Power Solutions GmbH Table of Contents Monitoring Systems, Messages and Faults System Function Interfaces Graphical Display and Operation Unit General Information Information on How to Use these InstructionsWarranty Validity Obligations of the Equipment Operator Target GroupsExplanations of Target Groups Handling Skilled Personnel Skills and Trainings Storing Instructions Obligations of skilled personnel Explanation of Symbols Explanation of Symbols and Safety InstructionsSymbol Meaning Hazard Symbols Used Safety InstructionsSignal Words Used Symbol Meaning for skilled personnel Signs Containing Orders for Personal Protective Equipment Safety Awareness Emergency Procedure e.g. in the Event of a FireAbbreviations Thin-film cells Particular Dangers associated with Photovoltaic SystemsCrystalline silicon cells Lightning protection System stop switch Safety Signs and Warning Notices on the EquipmentSafety and Protection Devices for the Equipment Protective Covers Guard Lockable Equipment DoorsResidual Hazards Electrical Hazards Water in electrical equipment Risks Due to Moving PartsFire-Related Risks Risk of injury due to rotating fans Risks from Maintenance and Repair Work Risks due to Loss of Control Product Description Product DetailsImportant information about equipment documenta- tion Safety Dimensions and ViewsAppropriate Use Standards, Directives and CE Mark Inappropriate UseNameplate Technology Operating Elements Individual Operation System DescriptionOperating Modes Partner Operation OFF Status System FunctionDescription of Sequence Control Waiting for Feed Conditions Status Operation Status Waiting Status Sequence Control During the Course of the Day Fault StatusNight Status Early morning Later in the evening DayEvening Night Power limit value for shutdown, delay time for shutdown Inverter stack switch-on timePermissible voltage dip after switching on the stack Sequence Control Parameters Description of Fan Control General Fan Control, Cabinet Fan Cabinet Fan Control Parameters Fan Control, Inverter Stack Fan Parameters of Inverter Stack Fan Control Igbt temperature limit value for switching off the fanIgbt temperature limit Insulation Monitoring and Earthing of PV Cells General General Maintenance modeOperation with Thin-Film Solar Cells Sequence control Insulation Monitoring in Partner Operation Insulation Monitoring Parameters MPP Tracker Linked Operation Change of status to separate operation Single OperationChange of status to linked operation Linked Operation in the Event of a Fault Partner Operation During the Course of the Day Partner Operation Parameters Extended operating modeLoad threshold for connecting the INV Later that morning Power rating for normal feed-in capacity Monitoring Systems, Messages and FaultsParameters of the Extended operating mode Power rating for increased feed-in capacity Protect PV.630 Operating Instructions Table of Faults Temperature monitoring systems Can I/O monitoring systems Fault/Message Unit Monitoring Systems Fault/Message DC voltage monitoring systems Fault/Message Interfaces Communication Interface Communication data port 2 Technical Data MultiCom CCC hardware data assembly A29.1Communication data port 1 Communication data port 3 Connections Configuration jumpersStructure of the MultiCom CCC Interface Button Description of serial interfaces Port 2 X5 RS485 pin assignment default Shield connection of the RS485 bus line Controller Area Network can at Port 2 X5 RS232 pin assignmentPort 3 X4 can pin assignment Configuration Preparations ConfigurationSetting the terminal program Carriage return or Enter key Configuring the Modbus Protocol Data protocol configuration Configuring Modbus Data Transmission Modbus/JBus data transmission configuration Network Connection COM Server GeneralStructure of the COM Server Installation of the COM Server Network Integration Configuration Configuration of the Virtual COM Port Technical data Remote SignallingStructure Following default signals are used for remote signalling Graphical Display and Operation Unit DOU Keyboard Operation SignallingAcoustic signal generator LEDs Possible symbol keys and their function Start-up Menu Structure Menu Tree Main Menu Operating Display Operating display Normal operation Examples of possible displays Example of operating display Solar radiation is too low, the inverter is in standby mode Monthly data t = day 1 31 for the last 12 months Example of yearly overview Menu Status/Measured Values Blocking Menu Inverter Service Fault HistorySettings Information Installation and Start-up 80000047963 BAL Start-up Connection WorkIsolating Solar Inverters Safety General Information Packaging Transport, Storage and InstallationInstallation Site Requirements, Operating Area Storage Air vents on the system 1=supply air, 2=exhaust air Risk of accident due to suspended loads Using a Crane to Transport and Install the SystemPreparations Transporting the Equipment Risk of accident due to transport with industrial trucks Using a Forklift or Lowlift Truck to Transport the SystemPreparation Transporting a system using industrial truck Installing, Aligning, Attaching Bottom attachment 80000047963 BAL Tightening Torque Values for Screw Connections Installation without control cabinet doors Connection Work External Connections System not installed correctlyPower terminals Control/Monitoring terminals Cables are connected as follows Start-up Start-up Preparations Before connecting the AC voltage, checkPrerequisites Connection of AC Voltage Medium voltage Switchgear not connected correctlyRight bridge block Auxiliary power supply via external circuit Other fault indications After connecting the DC voltageField rotation fault fault message Connection of DC Voltage Isolation Procedure Isolating Solar Inverters Maintenance and Servicing Protect PV.630 Maintenance and Servicing Fault Messages General Information Maintenance and Repair Scope of the Recommended Measures Inspection Visual Inspection View of cabinet without doors 80000047962 BAL Removing Accumulated Dust Diagnostic FunctionsReading Out the Memory Obligation to Keep a Written Record Functional Test Isolating Solar Inverters Checking the Monitoring System Cleaning and Checking the Protection DevicesMaintenance System Stop Additional Work Repair Installing the fan Removing and Installing the FansRemoving the fan Power Section Spare Parts and Customer Service Fault MessagesComponent Page Protect PV.630 Page CEA Page X3UVWPE Page 1000003063 Page Peinv Page F83 Page A29.1 A27 A20 Page 1000003063 en