Rct Power Storage Dc 4.0 Photovoltaic And Battery Inverter Installation Guide

Rct Power Storage Dc 4.0 Photovoltaic And Battery Inverter Installation Guide

RCT power Storage DC 4.0 Photovoltaic and Battery Inverter

Power Storage DC 4.0 / 6.0

This setup manual contains a short instruction required for installing, wiring, commissioning and operating the inverters. For further instructions on installing or operating, please refer to the detailed user manual, which you can access via www.rct-power.com .
RCT Power GmbH reserves the right to make changes to specifications or documents without prior notice. RCT Power GmbH shall not be responsible for any damages resulting from use of this document. This document does not replace any applicable laws, regulations, standards or codes.
Warranty conditions come enclosed with the device. No warranties can be derived from this document.

Symbols Explanation

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Level of risk

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Immediate  of death &
or serious injurie

DANGER

WARNING

Immediate & danger of minor or moderate
injury

CAUTION

Danger of  equipment or
property damage

NOTICE

Intended Product Usage

WARNING

To prevent personal injury or property ! damage, the inverter must only be installed, wired, connected, commissioned, maintained and serviced by qualified personnel:

  • Trained in installing electrical devices.
  • Familiar with all applicable laws, regulations, standards and codes for electrical devices.
  • Familiar with safety requirements and safety-related guidelines for electrical devices.
  • Familiar with work protection laws and regulations. Using the appropriate personal protective equipment.

Power Storage DC 4.0, 5.0 and 6.0 are stationary 3-phase string inverters with integrated battery charger. They convert direct current IDC) supplied by the PV array and the battery into alternating current [AC). which can be fed into the electricity grid.
They are not designed for any other application or connection to other devices.
Any use that differs from or goes beyond the intended usage is considered misuse. RCT Power GmbH shall not be liable for any damage resulting from misuse.
Any misuse will terminate warranty, guarantee and general liability of the manufacturer.

Scope of Delivery

ItemDescription
ASetup manual
BPV input- and battery connectors [Weidmuller PV-Stick]
CWall bracket
DInverter
aLCD display for information on inverter operation
bDC switch
cDC PV plugs
dCable entries for communication ports
eCable entry for AC cable
fScrew hole for additional protective grounding
gName plate with technical data, serial number, symbols
hDC battery plugs
iCable entries for RJ45 connectors: Battery, Power Sensors and Power Switch


Look over user manual.

Hot surface

 Wait 10 minutes after disconnection before touching inner parts.

CAUTION Electrical device: grounding necessary

Inverter Mounting

ItemDescription
ASelect non-flammable, firm wall. Room may not contain highly flammable goods, liquids or gas.
BProtect from snow, rain, direct sunlight and dust. Observe allowed ambient temperature [-25 … 60°C]. Maximum degree of pollution PD2.
CMount in upright position. Ensure enough space for easy access. Make sure wall supports inverter weight.
DMinimum clearance: half of inverter width at both sides and half of height at top and bottom.
EDo not place inverter in closed cabinet.

ItemDescription
1Attach wall bracket firmly to wall with 3 to 6 screws [0 6 to 8 mm], matching wall plugs and washers [outer 0 min. 18 mm].
Material not included in delivery.
2Take out locking screw of inverter at the top left and right sides.
Hook inverter onto wall bracket and fix locking screw back.

Electrical Connection

DANGER

Risk of death or injury due to electric shock! While the inverter is connected to grid [AC voltage source]. to PY array which is exposed to sunlight [DC voltage source] or to the battery [DC voltage source]. high voltage is present in cables and inner parts of inverter.

  • Important: ALL voltage sources (DC/ PY-generator, DC / battery and AC/ utility grid) must be disabled before any electrical work.
    To disable PY-generator DC voltage connection turn DC switch to 0-position and wait 10 minutes before continuing.
    To disable AC voltage connection turn off AC switch, main breaker or fuse. Make sure, other persons don’t switch back.
  • Do not enable voltage connections until work is finished. To disable DC battery voltage connection both voltage sources (DC/ PY-generator and AC/ utility grid) must be disabled.
  • During AC connection: Do not exchange L, N and PE wires!
  • Make sure other persons keep away during electrical work.

WARNING

Risk of death or injury due to electric arc!
Disconnecting DC plugs under load can cause electric arcs.

NOTICE

Risk of damage due to improper installation and operation or misuse.

  • Contact Local utility company or grid operator before connecting inverter to grid.
  • Provide for an AC disconnection device [typical miniature circuit breaker 3 pole 6kA, B-characteristic 16A].
  • If required in country or installation, install a residual-current device [RCD]. or residual current circuit breaker [RCCB].
  • Inverter contains no owner serviceable parts. Contact Local authorized personnel for service.
  • Do not remove name plate.
  • Only RCT Power certified batteries complying with the demands of the certain region are allowed to be used.
Overview Connection Parts
ItemDescription
AAC terminal block for L 1, L2, L3, N and PE phases.
BClamps for parallel DC mode.
CCommunication board.
DRJ45 Connectors for Battery, Power Sensor and Power Switch.
ERJ45 socket for connection of the Ethernet interface.

AC Connection
ItemDescription
1Remove cover of inverter.
Locate AC terminal block [Fig. 2, Al.
2Feed cable through AC entry [Fig. 1, el.
Push down clamps to insert L 1, L2, L3, N and PE .
3Tighten swivel nut of cable entry.

DC Connection
ItemDescription
1Do not turn plug parts before inserting the cable.
Select correct plugs for polarity of PV and battery strings.
2Push cable into plugs straight until the spring clamp locks.
3Turn lower part of plug shut.
4Make sure DC switch is “0”.  Plug corresponding plus and minus poles into adjacent PV plugs of inverter [Fig. 1, cl.

DC Parallel Mode

This section applies only, if several Strings with an equal amount of modules are to be connected in parallel and the maximum input current per input therefore exceeds 12A.

WARNING

To prevent personal injury or property damage, make sure that there is no PV-DC connector plugged and DC switch is “0” in during this installation.

ItemDescription
1Remove cover of inverter.
2Connect clamps X101 and X104. [Show Fig. 2, Bl.

DC Battery Connection

Make sure the DC switch of the inverter is set to “0”, the battery ON/OFF switch set to “0” and AC through the main breaker or fuse is disconnected.

Plug the battery connectors to the inverter.

(The connection cables from the inverter to the battery is not included].

Second Protective Inverter Grounding

If required in the country of installation, attach a second protective earth connection to the housing.

Material not included in delivery.

1/0-Board Communication Connection

ItemDescription
1X102: serial RS485 interface.
2X100: Multifunctional Relay, max. 24 V,1A.
3X101, Power management: 4 digital inputs for potential free relay contacts.
4X103: Digital in/out [SO-signals], max. Input 24 max output 5V 10 mA

Connection of Communication Ports
ItemDescription
1Use the feed cables for the corresponding cable entry [Fig. 1, d].
2Select correct port [see next section], press down spring clamp, insert cables and release.
Wiring of Communication Ports




RJ45 Connectors for Power Battery, Power Sensor and Power Switch communication

The inverter communicates with the battery via the CAN-Bus.
If the inverter is delivered with an optional Power Sensor or Power Switch please refer to user manual of these items for further detailed commissioning information.

RJ45 – Communication Ports

Description

CAN:
Battery communication connector.
Power Sensor:
Current sensor communication connector.
Power Switch:
Power Switch communication connector.

Connection of RJ45 – Communication Ports
ItemDescription
1Open cable entry [Fig. 1, i] and feed cables.
2Select correct port [see Fig. 4 and next section]. insert cables in RJ45 connectors.
Wiring of RJ45 – Communication Ports

Standard communication with Power Battery

Additional Power Switch communication

Additional Power Sensor communication

Additional Power Switch and Power Sensor communication

Connection – Power Switch

NOTICE This Section applies only in use with a RCT Power Switch and battery system.

NOTICE Please note for a correct function of the Power Switch is only possible if the entire installation is as TN-C-S- or TN-S system!

ItemDescription
1Switch off the system [show section 9].
2Install the Power Switch in the service connection box or in the near.
3Connect the Power Sensor and Power Switch via patch cable with the Power Storage DC at the RJ45 connector X403.
4For further configurations please refer to user manual.

Connection – Power Sensor

NOTICE The Power Storage DC system functionality depends on energy consumption measurement. This section applies only in use with a Power Sensor.

ItemDescription
1Place the Power Sensor in the service entrance box.
2Click the three current sensors around the phases L 1, L2 and L3 wires in the service entrance box. [The order and direction of installation is not important].
3Connect the Power Sensor via Patch cable to the Power Storage DC at the RJ45 connector X403 “Power Sensor” [see fig. 4].
4For further configurations please refer to user manual.


Connection – Ethernet-Interface

In addition to Wi-Fi-communication, the Power Storage DC offers the option to communicate via an Ethernet interface after initial start-up.
For this, a corresponding network cable [at least Cat5e] must be connected to the Power Storage DC and the corresponding terminal [preferably a router].
The configuration of this connection is made via the menu item “network settings” in the RCT Power App and is explained in the manual.

ItemDescription
1Open cable entry [Fig. 1, d] and feed the cable.
2Select correct port, insert cable in RJ45 connector.

Commissioning

Ensure proper mechanical an electrical installation before commissioning the solar inverter. Check the cables to ensure, that they are in sound condition.
Always disconnect the mains connection first by switching off the corresponding mains fuse and before disconnecting the solar generator side by opening the DC load break switch.
The DC-connectors on the solar generator side must not be disconnected under load.
First turn the DC load break switch to position “0” and always switch off battery first! To ensure proper function of the DC system a RCT Power Sensor is required which transmits the grid feed-in power to the inverter.
If a storage system already exists this information can also be transmitted by networking via LAN / WLAN and thus dispenses with the RCT Power Sensor.
Further configuration inter alia for the networking of RCT Power devices via LAN/ WLAN can be found in the manual on our website www.rct-power.com.

Switch on Inverter
ItemDescription
1Establish grid connection via the external circuit breaker.
2Switch on the solar generator voltage by closing the DC load break switch [position 1l. The solar inverter starts operating, when the input voltage level and power is adequate.

NOTICE Please note that the inverter is powered by PY modules. Accordingly a start of the power supply and thus commissioning only with sufficient irradiation is possible.

Access to the inverter

NOTICE The Solar Inverter is equipped with an internal Wi-Fi unit. To set up Solar inverter you need to access via Wi-Fi due to the suitable Android APP.  The Android APP is the central user interface for commissioning. ensures easy data collection and troubleshooting.

  1. Activate Wi-Fi on your smart phone [or tablet computer).
  2. Connect with SSID identical with the name of the Power Storage on inverter display via Wi-Fi. (e.g. PS 6.0 2FQR].
     If the Inverter is already in a network via Wi-Fi, connect to the network.
  3. If you connect the first time with a device to the inverter you need a password.
    The password corresponds to the serial number of your device [see display or name plate).
  4. Start “RCT Power APP”.
  5. Switch to tab ‘”Network” and press “Scan”.
  6. Activate “10.10.100.254” [or if you have renamed the device choose this] by choosing radio button.
  7. If the connection is made with an inverter, the name is displayed on the head and the icon is edged.
Configure inverter
  1. Press
  2. Enter setup procedure by “Login” with suitable password for installer-level
  3. Choose “Land and Norm”, select appropriate norm and “apply”.
  4. Wait during parameters are synchronizing and stored. When finished press “Finish”. Return to the main menu.
Configure plant peak power and power reduction

In order to obtain the maximum yield from the solar system, it is possible to configure a dynamic power reduction.
There is no additional equipment required for this configuration apart from the Power Sensor. The feed-in power is measured at the mains connection point and is only capped if the excess power exceeds the set value.

  1. Switch to .. Device” and tap on .. Settings” and in following on .. Device settings”.
  2. Enter your system peak power and the required limiting factor in the following screen. Please note that after entering the value you confirm it on the keyboard [depending on the device “Enter” or “Ok”].

    The corresponding field then briefly turns red and white again.

Please note: If your system contains several devices you must the enter peak power of the combined system.

Changes to settings are only saved permanently if they are flashed to the inverter’s memory! It is therefore essential to press “FLASH” to confirm your settings changes. They will otherwise be lost when the inverter is switched off.

Configure battery
  1. Go to “Device” and click on “Settings”, then click “Battery”.
  2. Click on “Battery type” and select “Li-Ion RCT Power” or your corresponding battery type.
  3. Turn on the battery by setting the battery ON/ OFF switch to ”1″.
  4. The inverter now connects to the battery. After the inverter checked the specifications and connected to the battery, it starts to arrange the current sensor.
    Once this is done, the inverter resets and flashes the settings.
    After that he starts to calibrate the battery.
    The battery will be charged to 100%, this may take several hours.
    [When calibrating, power may be used out from the grid to speed up the process if the power is insufficient.]
    When calibration is complete, the system automatically switches to compensation mode.
  5. Check if the Power Sensor has been arranged. Go to the homepage ··online” and press the
     symbol and check the display.
     Current sensors are tuned= 1

Note: For further information on installation and operation, please refer to the detailed user manual, which can be obtained from our website www.rct power.com.

How to switch off the system

  1. Locate DC switch [Fig. 1, bl and turn to “0” position and switch off the battery with the ON/OFF switch to “0”.
  2. Switch off circuit breaker, main breaker or fuse for disconnecting inverter from utility grid.
  3. Wait min. 10 minutes until capacitors have discharged.
  4. Remove the battery- and DC connectors[Fig. 1, c & h].
    Press latches of male plug together to unlock and pull off DC plugs.

Technical Data

Power Storage DC4.06.0
Order Number110-0001110-0002
DC-INPUT
Max. recommended DC power
[South/ East-West]*5,4 kW/ 6 kW8,1kW / 9 kW
MPPT2 [paralleling possible]
Input per MPPT1
Maximum DC current per MPPT12 A I 24 A in parallel mode]
Rated DC voltage700 V
DC start up voltage/ power150 V / 40 W
DC voltage range140 V … 1000 V
MPP voltage range265 V … 800 V
Maximum voltage DC1000 V
Connector typeWeid muller PV-Stick [MC4 compatible] * Depending on orientation, inclination and place of installation.
BATTERY-INPUT
DC voltage range120 V … 600 V
Maximum charge/ discharge current20 A/ 20 A
Maximum charge/ discharge power9220 w / 4000 w9220 w / 6000 w
Connector typeWeid muller PV-Stick [MC4 compatible]
AC-OUTPUT
Rated AC output power4000 W6000 W
Maximum active power4000 W6000 W
Maximum apparent power6000 W6000 W
Nominal AC current per phase5,8 A
Maximum AC current per phase9,1 A
Rated frequency50 Hz/ 60 Hz
Frequency range45 Hz … 65 Hz
Max. switch-on current9,1 A, 0,1ms
Max. fault current [RMS]285 mA
Rated AC voltage230V / 400 VIL 1, L2, L3, N, PE]
AC voltage range180V … 290V
Total harmonic distortion [THO]< 2% at rated power
Reactive power factor [cos phi]1 [adjustable range 0,8 cap …. 0,8 ind ]
Anti-islanding operationYes
Earth fault protectionRCD
DC-current injection< 0,5% In
Required phases, grid connections3 [L1, L2, L3, N, PE]
Number of feed-in phases3
Grid voltage monitoring3-phase
Type of AC connectionSpring clamps
PERFORMANCE
Stand-by consumption< 4.0 W
Maximum efficiency IPV – Grid]98, 16%
European efficiency IPV – Grid]97,6%
Maximum efficiency IPV – Battery – Grid]95,9%
TopologyTransformer less
OTHER
PV – DC-switchIntegrated
DC overvoltage categoryII
AC overvoltage categoryIII
Data interfaceWIFI, LAN, RS485, Multifunctional dry contact, 4 x digital in, 2 x digital in/out
DisplayLCD dot matrix 128 x 64 with backlight
CoolingConvection
IP degree of protectionIP 42
Max. operating altitude2000 m
Max. relative humidity5 – 85% I non condensing]
Typical noise< 35 dB
Operating temperature range-25°C … 60°C 140° at full load]
Type of installa tionWall mounting
Dimensions I height x width x depth]Wall mounting 570 x 585 x 200 mm
Weight30 kg
SAFETY/STANDARDS
Protection class1
Overload behaviorWorking point adjustment
CertificatesCE, VDE-AR-N 4105:2018-1 1, EN 50549
Further certificates : www.rct-power.com
EMCEN61000-6-2, EN61000-6-3, EN61000-3-2, EN61000-3-3
SafetyEN/IEC62109-1, EN/IEC62109-2

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Mail: info[at]rctpower.com
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01/2021
Internet: www.rct-power.com

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