CHINT Installation Operation Manual For Inverter of 50-60KTL

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CPS SCA Series Grid-tied PV Inverter
CPS SCA50KTL-DO-400
CPS SCA60KTL-DO-480
Installation and Operation Manual
SHANGHAI CHINT POWER SYSTEMS CO., LTD.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
BEFORE YOU START… ................................................................................. 3
CHAPTER 1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS......................................... 4
CHAPTER 2 OVERVIEW ............................................................................... 7
2.1 INVERTER FOR GRID-TIED PV SYSTEMS ................................................7
2.2 PRODUCT PRESENTATION .......................................................................8
2.2.1 Dimensions ....................................................................................8
2.2.2 Description of LCD Panel ............................................................9
2.3 CIRCUIT STRUCTURE DESIGN ...............................................................11
2.3.1 Schematic Diagram and Circuit Design .......................................11
2.3.2 Product Protection Functions ......................................................12
CHAPTER 3 INSTALLATION ........................................................................ 13
3.1 MECHANICAL INSTALLATION ...............................................................14
3.1.1 Installation instructions...............................................................14
3.1.2 Mount the inverter onto the bracket ...........................................17
3.2 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION .................................................................21
3.2.1 AC and Grounding cable connection ...........................................23
3.2.2 PV module configuration.............................................................27
3.2.3 DC cable connection ....................................................................27
3.2.4 Communication connection ........................................................31
CHAPTER 4 COMMISSIONING ................................................................... 37
4.1 COMMISSIONING CHECKLIST ...............................................................37
4.1.1 Mechanical Installation Check ....................................................37
4.1.2 Cable Connections Check ............................................................37
4.1.3 Electrical Check ...........................................................................37
4.2 COMMISSIONING STEPS .......................................................................37
CHAPTER 5 USER INTERFACE .................................................................... 44
5.1 INTERFACE TYPES ............................................................................... 44
5.2 MAIN MENU ........................................................................................46
5.2.1 Operation Information ................................................................46
5.2.2 Power ON/OFF ............................................................................48
5.2.3 History .........................................................................................49
5.2.4 Device Information ......................................................................50
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5.3 SETTING .............................................................................................. 50
5.3.1 System Parameters ..................................................................... 52
5.3.2 Control Command ....................................................................... 55
5.3.3 Protection Parameters ................................................................ 57
5.3.4 L/HVRT Parameters..................................................................... 62
5.3.5 Power Derating Setup ................................................................. 66
5.3.6 Reactive Parameters ................................................................... 68
5.3.7 Arc Parameter ............................................................................. 72
5.3.8 Other Parameters ....................................................................... 72
5.3.9 File Export and Firmware update ............................................... 74
CHAPTER 6 MAINTENANCE AND DE-INSTALLATION .................................. 75
6.1 FAULT SHUTDOWN AND TROUBLESHOOTING ....................................... 75
6.1.1 LED Fault and Troubleshooting ................................................... 75
6.1.2 LCD Fault and Troubleshooting ................................................... 76
6.2 PRODUCT MAINTENANCE .................................................................... 84
6.2.1 Check Electrical Connections ...................................................... 84
6.2.2 Clean the Air Vent Filter .............................................................. 84
6.2.3 Replace cooling fans ................................................................... 85
CHAPTER 7 TECHNICAL DATA .................................................................... 87
CHAPTER 8 LIMITED WARRANTY .............................................................. 91
8.1WARRANTY .......................................................................................... 91
8.2 DISCLAIMER ........................................................................................ 91
8.3 QUALITY CLAUSE (WARRANTY CLAUSE) ............................................. 92
CHAPTER 9 DISPOSAL ............................................................................... 93
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Before You Start…
This Installation and Operation manual contains important information, safety

guidelines, detailed planning and setup information for installation, as well as
information about configuring, operating and troubleshooting the
CPS SCA50KTL-DO/400V and CPS SCA60KTL-DO/480V.
Utility Grid-tied PV Inverters. Be sure to read this manual carefully before using.
Thank you for choosing a CPS Grid-tied PV Inverter.This PV Inverter is a high

performance and highly reliable product specifically designed for the Europe Solar
market.
Installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the inverter must be

done only by qualified personnel. If you encounter any problems during installation
or operation of this unit, first check the user manual before contacting your local
dealer or supplier. This user manual is applicable for the following models:
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Chapter 1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
(SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS)
Please read this user manual carefully before product installation. CPS reserves
the right to refuse warranty claims for equipment damage if the user fails to install the
equipment according to the instructions in this manual.
Warnings and symbols in this document:
DANGER:
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
WARNING:
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
CAUTION:
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in minor or moderate injury.
NOTICE:
NOTICE indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could
result in equipment working abnormally or property loss.
INSTRUCTION:
INSTRUCTION indicates important supplementary information or
provides skills or tips that can be used to help you solve a problem or
save you time.
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Markings on the product：
HIGH VOLTAGE:
This inverter works with high voltages. All work on the
product must only be performed as described in this
document.
HOT SURFACE:
The equipment is designed to meet international safety
standards, but surfaces can become hot during operation.
Do not touch the heat sink or peripheral surfaces during
or shortly after operation.
HAZARD ENERGY:
Caution, risk of electric shock;energy storage timed
discharge.
EARTH GROUND:
This symbol marks the location of grounding terminal,
which must be securely connected to the earth through the
PE (protective earthing) cable to ensure operational safety.
RoHS MARK:
The inverter is complied with DIRECTIVE 2011/65/EU,
on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous
substances in electrical and electronic equipment.
CERTIFICATION MARK:
The inverter is approved by the CE certification.
WARNING:
All the installation and wiring connections should be performed only by
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qualified technical personnel. Disconnect the inverter from PV modules and
the Power Grid before maintaining and operating the equipment.
DANGER:
Please disconnect the inverter from AC grid and PV modules before
opening the equipment. Make sure hazardous high voltage and energy inside
the equipment has been discharged.
Do not operate or maintain the inverter until at least 5 minutes after
disconnecting all sources from DC and AC sides.
NOTICE:
This inverter is designed to connect AC power only to the public grid. Do
not connect the AC output of this equipment directly to any private AC
power equipment. The Inverter does not support panels grounding. if you
must need panels grounding that the grid of inverter must be equipped
with transformer
NOTICE:
Do not install the inverter under direct sunlight to avoid conversion
efficiency de-rating caused by excessively high temperature.
CAUTION:
CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO series inverter is approx 64kg (≈141 pounds).
Please ensure the mounting is properly installed before hanging the
inverter on the bracket.
INSTRUCTION:
Please check with your local electricity supply company before selecting the
grid standard. If the inverter is operated with a wrong grid standard, the
electricity supply company may cancel the operation license.
Putting the inverter into operation before the overall system complies with
the national rules and safety regulation of the application is permitted.
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Chapter 2 Overview
2.1 Inverter for Grid-tied PV Systems
CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO series inverter is suitable for use with commercial and
large scale PV grid-tied systems. The system is generally made up of PV modules, DC
power distribution equipment, PV inverter and AC power distribution equipment
(Figure 2-1). The inverter converts the DC from PV modules to AC with the same
frequency and phase as the AC grid. All or part of the AC power is supplied to local
loads, and the surplus power is supplied to the electricity grid.
DC power AC power
Bidirectional
distribution distribution electric meter AC Grid
equipment equipment
Figure 2-1 Grid-tied PV system
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2.2 Product Presentation
2.2.1 Dimensions
Figure 2-2 Dimensions of CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO Inverter
Figure 2-3 Diagram of the CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO Inverters
Main items of the Inverter:

1) Main inverter enclosure
2) User Key buttons
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3) User LCD display
4) LED indicator lights
5) Cooling fans
6) DC switch: DC power on/off
7) DC terminal
8) AC cable outlet
9) Communication cable outlet
2.2.2 Description of LCD Panel
The inverter’s LCD panel consists of the LCD screen, four LED status indicator
lights, a buzzer, and four user keys, as shown in Figure 2-4.
Figure 2-4 LCD Panel

LED light Name Status Indication
Light
Energized (control panel starts to work)
Working on
POWER
power light Light
Power supply not working
off
Grid-tied Light
In grid-tied power generation state
operation on
RUN
Derated running status (light up 0.5s,
Flash
indication light off 1.6s)
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light Light In other operation status or power supply
off not working
Light
Grid is normal
Grid status on
GRID indication Flash Grid fault (light up 0.5s, light off 1.6s)
light Light
Power supply not working
off
Light
Indicates a Fault
on
Slow Indicates Alarm (light up 0.5s, light off
Fault status
flash 2s)
FAULT indication
Fast Protective action (light up 0.5s, light off
light
flash 0.5s)
Light
No fault or power supply not working
off
Definition of the Keys
Key Description Definition of function
Escape key Back/end/mute
Confirm entering the menu/confirm set

Enter key
value/Switch to parameter setting mode
Page up in selection menu/+1 when

Up
setting parameters
Page down in selection menu/-1 when

Down
setting parameters
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2.3 Circuit structure design
2.3.1 Schematic Diagram and Circuit Design
The basic elctrical schematic diagram of CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO inverters are

shown in Figure 2-5.
The input from PV source circuits passes through surge protection circuitry, DC
EMI wave filter, and the DC-DC front-end boost circuitry to achieve maximum
power tracking and boost the voltages to a commond DC bus.
The output of the inverter converts the DC voltage to 3-phase AC voltage. Any
high frequency AC component is removed with a wave filter.
The 3-phase AC voltage is then passed through a two-stage relay and EMI wave
filter to produce high quality AC power. Integrated string current detecting (optional)
and Arc fault detecting (standard).
PV Input Fuses DC
Switch MPPT1
PV1+
PV1+
PV1+
PV1+
PV1+
PV1-
PV1- LC
PV1- Filter AC Relay
PV1- AC
PV1- BUS Output
DC SPD L1
MPPT2
PV2+
PV2+
PV2+ PV2+ AC L2
PV2+ EMI
PV2- EMI
PV2-
PV2-
PV2- L3
PV2-
DC SPD BUS-O
N
MPPT3
PV3+
PV3+ Three
PV3+ PV3+ Level
PV3+
PV3- Inverter
PV3-
PV3-
PV3-
PV3-
DC SPD
Integrated string current detecting(Optional)
Figure 2-5 Schematic diagram of CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO series inverter
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2.3.2 Product Protection Functions
 Reverse polarity protection of DC input

 AC and DC Short circuit protection
 Arc-fault detection and circuit interruption
 Anti-islanding protection with bi-directional frequency perturbation
 DC Input and AC output over-voltage protection
 DC Input over-current protection
 DC input insulation against ground monitoring
 DC injection of AC output
 AC output voltage and frequency monitoring
 Leakage current against ground monitoring
 External environmental temperature monitoring
 IGBT power module temperature monitoring
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Chapter 3 Installation
Below is the installation procedure for the SCA50/60KTL-DO inverters. Please
read carefully and install the products following the step-by-step instructions.
Before installation, please check that the following items are included in the
packages:
A B C
Figure 3-1 Main Items
No. Item Q’ty Note Box
Main enclosure of
(1) 1 A
the PV inverter
Wiring box of the

(2) 1 A
PV inverter
Bracket upon which the PV inverter is

(3) Mounting bracket 1 B
hung and mounted
PV inverter installation and operation

(4) User manual 1 C
manual
Kit contains all necessary hardware

(5) Accessory kit 1 C
and accessories for installation
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The (5) Accessory kit contains items listed below:
Table 3-1 Accessories
No. Item Q’ty Note
For attaching bracket to

(1) M8 Expansion Nuts 6
concrete wall
M8×25mm machine bolts with Used with M8 expansion

(2) 6
integrated lock washer anchors
For inverter and mounting

(3) M6 X18mm Phillips screw 3
bracket
(4) M6 Nut 1 for Ground connection
To unlock DC input
(5) Unlock tool for DC connector 1
connectors
(6) 5 pin connector 1 For RS485 communication
(7) DC conductors 24 For DC cable
INSTRUCTION:
The items in the accessory kit table above are for the standard configuration.
The accessories may vary if optional parts are purchased.
3.1 Mechanical installation
3.1.1 Installation instructions
1) Installation method (see Figure 3-2):

Make sure that the mounting structure (wall, rack, etc) is suitable to
support the inverter weight. Follow the mounting guidelines below:
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Figure 3-2 Mount the inverter correctly
No. Note
a If the location permits, install the inverter vertically.
b If the inverter cannot be mounted vertically, it may be tilted backward

by no lower than 15 degree from horizontal.
c Do NOT mount the inverter leaning forward.
d Do NOT mount the inverter upside down.
e Do NOT mount the inverter in a horizontal position.(<15 degrees)
NOTICE:
When the inverter is mounted backwards by ≤45° in an outdoor
environment, a shade cover must be installed above the inverter to avoid
direct sunlight.
2）Installation environment requirements:
 Installation personnel must be qualified electricians or people who have received

professional training.
 Sufficient convection space to prevent overheating of the inverter;
 Install the inverter away from flammable and explosive substances.
 Do not expose to direct sunlight to avoid undesirable power derating due to an

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increase of internal temperature in the inverter; If unavoidable, please install the
shading device above the inverter;
 Do not install the inverter near the electromagnetic source which can
compromise the normal operation of electronic equipment;
 No ice or snow on the inverter;
Figure 3-3 Sketch of installation environment

4）Installation space requirement (see Figure 3-4):
The distances between the inverters or the surrounding objects should meet the
following conditions :
NOTICE:
The spacing between two inverters in parallel should be ≥500mm (19.7
inches). Ensure that the air space around the inverter is well ventilated.
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Figure 3-4 Inverter mounting dimensions
3.1.2 Mount the inverter onto the bracket
(1) Mark the 6 holes on the bearing surface for mounting the bracket as shown in
Figure 3-5;
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Figure 3-5 Dimensions of holes on the bearing surface
(2) Drill holes at the marked positions with a 10mm drill and put the M8
expansion tubes① into the holes; Fasten the mounting bracket② with the
M8x25 assembling bolts③ in the accessory kit.
Tool: Electric drill (Ф10mm head), No. 13 wrench
Figure 3-6 Secure the mounting bracket
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(3) Hang the inverter onto the mounting bracket as shown in Figure 3-7 and
Figure 3-9;
Lift mounting: Take out the lifting eye nut M10 (2pcs) from the accessory
kit, and screw them on the bolts at the top of the inverter. Use sling rope or bar
(inserted through both lifting eye nuts) to lift the inverter onto the bracket. The
minimum angle between the two sling ropes should be less than 90 degrees.
Manual mounting: Two people grab the handle positions marked in the
Figure 3-8, and mount the inverter onto the bracket.
CAUTION:
The main enclosure of the CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO inverters is approx
64kg (141 pounds).
Ensure the mounting bracket is properly installed before hanging the the
inverter on the bracket. It is recommended to have at least 2 people to
mount the inverter due to the weight of the equipment.
Figure 3-7 Mount the inverter on the Bracket by Lifting Sling
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Figure 3-8 Grab Handle Position
Figure 3-9 Secure the inverter to the Bracket

(4) Optional Install an anti-theft padlock when the installation is complete.
The anti-theft padlock is used to prevent the inverter from being stolen when
the equipment is installed outdoors. You can lock the inverter on the bracket,
as shown in Figure 3-10
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Figure 3-10 Location of the Anti-Theft Padlock
The anti-theft padlock should meet the requirement of the dimensions shown
in Figure 3-11:
B
C
A
Recommended lock size:
A: Ф3~6mm
B: 20~50mm
C: 20~50mm
Figure 3-11 Dimensions of Anti-Theft Padlock
3.2 Electrical Installation
CAUTION:
Please pay attention to read carefully before connection refer to chapter 7
technical data
The connection interface of CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO series inverter:
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Figure 3-12 External connection interface
Figure 3-13 Internal connection interface
1. DC input connectors (type: MC4)

2. AC output waterproof cable gland
3. External ground connection point
4. Communication port: Standard RS485; Optional Ethernet
5. AC output terminal block
6. Grounding studs
7. Enable/Disable selector switch of RS485 communication terminal
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Resistance
8. RS485 communication interface P8 (Internal RS485)
9. RS485 communication interface P7 (External communication using)
10. USB interface (firmware upgrade by USB disk available)
Choose the cables for inverters according to the following configuration table:
Table 3-2 Cables specifications
Max. cable
Position Cable
length (m)
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DC input (﹢/﹣) 2.5~4.0mm2 PV cable
(4mm2)
L1/L2/L3/N/PE:
AC Output 4X25~50mm2+1X16~50mm2 cable,
Outer diameter: 27~32mm 90℃ 50
SCA50/60KTL-DO
(Copper core cable); (35mm2)
(L1/L2/L3/N/PE)
（N Line is optional）
Communication cable UTP CAT-5e

OR
RS485 Communication 1000
3x0.2~0.75mm2 cable;
Outer diameter: 4.5~6mm
3.2.1 AC and Grounding cable connection
The following describes how to connect the AC output cables and PE cable
between the inverter and the AC grid:
1) Use the 3mm Hex screwdriver to screw off the 2 screws on the wiring box and
take off the cover. (See Figure 3-14)
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Figure 3-14 Take off the cover of the wiring box
2) The inverter supports 2 kinds of cable connection on the AC side depending on
the grouding connection method. Please fasten all the cables and glands after
connection.
Table 3-3 Necessary tools for cable set up
No. Tools Remark
8mm flat screwdriver /#5 Allen

1. Ac output terminals
wrench
2. 10mm hex socket wrench Grounding terminal
3. 1.5mm flat screwdriver RS485.communication terminal
4. Diagonal pliers Cut cable
5. Wire stripping pliers Remove jacket
6. Crimping pliers Crimp terminal
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Table 3-4 Torque value
AC output terminal block 60kgf.cm
Internal grounding stud 60kgf.cm
External grounding point 60kgf.cm
Communication cable 2.0kgf.cm
3）Grounding cable connection
(a) (b)
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Figure 3-15 Grounding method
CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO have two grounding method ,As shown in figure 3-15:
(a) Internal grounding stud: Located in the AC terminals on the right side
(b) External grounding stud:Located at the base of the machine on the right side of
the AC port.
4）AC cable connection
Figure 3-16 The AC cable
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Connect the AC (L1, L2, L3, N) wire size to the terminal block :
25-50mm²,90℃(Copper core cable);Recommended wire size :35mm².
The length of wire stripping :26-27mm，Pass the AC cable through the AC
connection terminal at the bottom of the inverter, and then correctly access the
internal AC terminal（N Line is optional）. As shown in figure 3-16.
5) The AC output (L1/L2/L3/N) cables of the PV inverter are connected to the AC

grid through the 4 pole AC breaker to make sure the inverter can be safely
disconnected from the AC grid. Please choose the AC breaker referring to Table
3-5:
Table 3-5 Specification of AC breaker selection
Inverter AC breaker rated current（A）
CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO 100A
3.2.2 PV module configuration
To ensure the optimum performance of the inverter, please read the following
guidelines before DC connection:
(a) Confirm the DC configuration referring to Table 3-5 and ensure that the
maximum open circuit voltage of the PV modules is lower than 1000 Vdc
under any conditions;
(b) Confirm that the PV strings for each MPPT of the inverter are of the same type
and specification before connection. The number, orientation, and tilt of PV
strings may differ for different applications.
(c) The short-circuit current of each string is less than 12A.
3.2.3 DC cable connection
(1) Check the polarity (Figure 3-17) before plugging the DC connectors with the
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cables of PV strings according to the following steps:
i. Use a multi-meter to measure the PV strings’ cable ends and check the polarity.
ii. The positive (+) terminal of cable should match the positive (+) terminal of
inverter’s DC input.
iii. The negative (-) terminal of cable should match the negative (-) terminal of
inverter’s DC input.
NOTICE:
It is important to use a multi-meter to check the polarity of DC input cables
to avoid any risk of reverse polarity.
Figure 3-17 Polarity check

(2) Put the positive (negative) DC cable through the gland and cable fastener,
and then crimp the cable with the cord end terminals shown in Table 3-6.
Table 3-6 Cord end terminals for DC cables
No. Item Function
1 For Positive DC cable
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2 For Negative DC cable
(3) Insert the crimped positive and negative terminals into the male and female
housing respectively, and then tighten the seal glands, as shown in Figure 3-18
and Figure 3-19:
NOTICE:
It is required to use the attached or the same type of DC input connectors.
Otherwise, poor contact may happen, causing problem of abnormal use.
Figure 3-18 Assemble male connector on DC positive cable
Figure 3-19 Assemble female connector on DC negative cable
Remark: Confirm the following points before connecting the DC cables to the
inverter:
1. Make sure the PE cable is well connected. Please refer to 3.2.1 for detailed
information of ground cable connection.
2. Turn off the DC switch.
(4) Plug the assembled DC cable connectors with the positive and negative
connectors on the inverter side respectively, as shown in Figure 3-20:
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Figure 3-20 Plug DC cable connectors
If the input connector needs to be unlocked, put the unlock tool for DC connector
into the slot on the connector, and unlock the connector by pressing down the unlock
tool, as shown in Figure 3-21 & Figure 3-22:
Figure 3-21 Unplug the positive connector
Figure 3-22 Unplug the negative connector
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3.2.4 Communication connection
CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO series inverter supports 2 communication methods:

RS485, Ethernet. RS485 is the standard communication, the Ethernet card is optional
for users. Each communication method supports firmware upgrade by USB disk.
(1) Communication board description
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(3) (2)
(1)
Figure 3-23 Communication board
Connectors and communication cards：
Item Picture Configuration description
(1)USB port P6 Firmware upgrade via USB disk
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1 -----NC
2 -----NC
(2)RS485 port
3-----RS485+
(5pin connector)
4 -----RS485-
5-----GND
(3)Selector S1
switch for
setting the 120Ω 1-----Disable the termination
resistance
terminal resistor
2-----Enable the termination resistor
of the RS485
communication
(2) RS485 communication cable connection:
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RS485+
RS485+
RS485-
RS485-
GND
GND
S1 S1
OFF
OFF
ON
ON
RS485 1
RS485 1
RS485 2
1 2
Figure 3-24 RS485 Connection of Standard wire-box
1. Cable connection of RS485 communication: 5 pin connector
2. Cable connection of RS485 network communication: 5 pin connector
a.）Screw off the nut of the communication cable gland, and take out the seal pin,
as shown in Figure 3-25

Remarks:
1. Take out 1 seal pin for RS485 communication of single inverter
2. Take out 2 seal pins for RS485 network communication
Figure 3-25 Take out the seal pin
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1 -----NC
2 -----NC
3（red）-----RS485+
4（blue） -----RS485-
5（green）-----GND
Single Network
Figure 3-26 RS485 Communication line crimping

b.) Plug the cable terminal into the corresponding connector.
c.) Tighten the nut of the cable gland.
It is recommended that industrial grade RS485 cable be used in lieu of

unshielded twisted pair. Communication cable such as (CAT5) or Belden 3106A cable
for RS485 5 pin connector is prefered.
RS485 network connection:
Figure 3-27 RS485 Network Connection

If there are multiple inverters in the RS485 network, the selector switch S1 of the last
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inverter in the daisy-chain should be in ON position, to have the 120ohm terminal resistor
enabled.
The selector switch S1 of all other inverters should be in the OFF position to disable the
terminal resistor.
The maxmum allowed 32 Unit for the entire Modbus daisy-chain network, and the
maximum allowed distance between each inverter was 1000m.
After all wiring steps are completed, use the 3mm cross screwdriver to lock the 2
screws on the upper lid of the junction box.（Torsion:30kgf.cm）
Figure 3-28 Lock the upper lid of the junction box
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Chapter 4 Commissioning
4.1 Commissioning Checklist
WARNING:
Please follow the guidelines below before on-grid operation to eliminate
possible dangers to ensure safety.
4.1.1 Mechanical Installation Check
Make sure that the mounting bracket is secure and all the screws have been
tightened to the specified torque values.
(Please refer to 3.1 Mechanical installation)
4.1.2 Cable Connections Check
 Make sure that all cables are connected to the right terminals.
 The appropriate cable management is important to avoid physical damage.
 The polarity of DC input cables must be correct and the DC Switch should be in
the “OFF” position.
(Please refer to 3.2 Electrical installation)
4.1.3 Electrical Check
 Make sure that the AC circuit breaker is appropriately sized.

 Test whether the AC voltage is within the normal operating range.
 Make sure the DC open circuit voltage of input strings is less than 1000V.
4.2 Commissioning Steps
Complete the checklist above before commissioning the inverter as follows:

1.) Turn on the AC circuit breaker.
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2.) Turn on the DC circuit breaker.
(Skip these two steps if there are no circuit breakers.)
3.) Switch the DC Switch to the “ON” position. When the energy supplied by the PV
array is sufficient, the LCD screen of inverter will light up. The inverter will then
start up with the message “sys checking”.
When the inverter completes “sys checking”, the LCD will show the screen as
Figure 4-1 below. Press the ENT key to access the menu for selecting the grid
standard, as shown in Figure 4-1.
Chint Power System

Initialization
Figure 4-1 System Checking Logo
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4.) Set up the grid standard:
INSTRUCTION:
Please check with your local electricity supply company before selecting a
electricity supply company may cancel the interconnection agreement.
Placing the inverter into operation before the overall system complies with
the national rules and safety regulations of the application is not permitted.
Grid Connection Rule
VDE0126
VDE4105
NB32004HV
NBT32004LV
Figure 4-2 Set up Grid Standard
5.) Language Setting as shown in Figure 4-3:
Language setting
ENGLISH
中文
Figure 4-3 Language Setting
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6.) Time Setting as shown in Figure 4-4:
Time setting
Date： 2016–05 - 21
Time： 12 ：21 ：03
Figure 4-4 Time Setting
7.) Choose PV Input working mode : The workng mode of the DC input connection
and MPP Trackermay be configured for Independent.
PV Input Mode
Independent
Figure 4-5 Independent and Parallel mode setting
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8.) Neutral Line Setting : Setting the neutral line connect or not as Figure 4-6:
Neutral Line Setting
Yes
No
Figure 4-6 Setting the Neutral Line
9.) Choosing the communication data below to the Figure 4-7:

Communication Setting
Baud rate： 9600
Address： 0001
Figure 4-7 Communication Setting
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10) LCD Contrast Setting: Setting the LCD contrast grade.
- +
Figure 4-8 LCD Contrast Setting
11.) When the LCD screen shows the normal operation status (Figure 4-9) and the
“RUN” light on the LED panel is illuminated, this is an indication that the grid
connection and power generation are successful.
AC Power 20.1kW E-Today 10.8kWh
kWh
60
45
30
15
4 7 10 13 16 19 22 h
PV1:744.9V 9.3A
Running Addr:001 2015-10-22 13：10:00
Figure 4-9 Normal Operation Status

REMARK ： The Running status cycle displays include: NoErr (Error
information), Pdc(kW), Udc(V), Idc(A), Pac(kW) and Q(kvar).
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12.) If the inverter fails to operate normally, the “FAULT” light will illuminate and
the fault information will show on the LCD screen as shown in the Figure 4-10.
Current Error
Date Time Error
2015/10/22 12:25:08 ArcboardErr
2015/10/22 12:20:11 Fault0040
2015/10/20 11:22:04 Fault0040
2015/09/21 12:20:08 Fault0040
2015/09/09 14:20:01 Fault0040
P1/1
Figure 4-10 Fault Information Interface
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Chapter 5 User Interface
5.1 Interface Types
Users can perform the corresponding operations with the 4 function keys
according to the indications of the LCD display. (Refer to chapter 2.2.2)
The LCD screen will display different interfaces based on the operation modes
of the inverter. There are three operation modes: Logo interface mode (as shown in
Figure 5-1), Normal operation mode (as shown in Figure 5-2), and Fault mode (as
shown in Figure 5-3).
The default indication interface indicates PV voltage, PV current, Grid voltage,
instant power, daily generated power and time information under normal operation.
The fault information of the most recent or current fault will be indicated on the
LCD screen when the inverter is in fault mode.
(1) The LCD interface starts with the company logo once the system is energized, as
Chint Power System

Initialization
Figure 5-1 LOGO Interface
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(2) Indication of inverter operation mode:
AC Power 20.1kW E-Today 10.8kWh
kWh
60
45
30
15
4 7 10 13 16 19 22 h
PV1:744.9V 9.3A
Running Addr:001 2015-10-22 13：10:00
Figure 5-2 Default Display Interface for Normal Operation
History Record
Current Error
Running Record
Fault Record
Figure 5-3 History Record Interface
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5.2 Main Menu
LCD screen displays “default indication interface” when the inverter is in
operation mode.
Press ESC in this interface to escape the default interface and Press ENT to
access the main operation interface. The main operation interface is shown in Figure
5-4.
Main Menu
Measurement Data
Setting
Power On/Off
History Record
Device Information
Figure 5-4 Main Menus on the LCD Screen
The main menu of LCD screen has 5 menus, i.e. “1 Measurement Data”, “2
Setting” , “3 Power ON/OFF”, “4 History Record”, and “5 Device Information”.
The users may select options with and , and then press the ENT key to
confirm the selection. The users can return to the default indication interface by
pressing the ESC key.
5.2.1 Operation Information
When the cursor moves to “Measurement Data” in the main screen, pressing
the ENT key selects the operation information as shown in Figure 5-8. Check the
information by pressing and . Return to the previous menu by pressing the
ESC key.
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PV Information
PV Input Mode Independent
PdcTotal(kW) 0.0
PV1 PV2 PV3
Udc(V) 0.0 0.0 0.0
Idc(A) 0.0 0.0 0.0
P1/6
AC Output
L1-L2 L2-L3 L3-L1
U(V) 0.0 0.0 0.0
I(A) 0.0 0.0 0.0

Main Menu F(Hz) 0.0 0.0 0.0
Measurement Data
Pac(Kw) 0.0
Setting
P Ref 100.0%
Power On/Off
Q Ref 1.000
History Record
P4/6
Device Information
Energy
E-Today(kWh) 0.0
E-Month(kWh) 0.0
E-Year(kWh) 0.0
E-Total(kWh) 0
P5/6
Others
Heatsink Temp(C) -37.0
Ambient Temp(C) -49.9
Grid Connection Rule VDE4105
Power Derating no
P6/6
Integrated string current detecting (optional):can see the current value of each
string input.
PV Detection PV Detection
PV1-1 0.0A Enable PV2-4 0.0A Enable
PV2-2 0.0A Enable
PV2-3 0.0A Enable

P2/6 P3/6
Figure 5-5 Operation Information

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5.2.2 Power ON/OFF
Manual Turn ON/OFF: Manual Power ON/OFF is required after regulation

setting or manual (fault) shut-down. Press ESC or ENT to Main Menu, then Press
ENT and go to submenu “Power ON/OFF”. Then move the cursor to “ON” and press
ENT to start the inverter,the inverter will start up and operate normally if the start-up
condition is met. Otherwise, the inverter will go to stand-by mode.
Normally, it is not necessary to Turn OFF the inverter, but it can be shut down
manually if regulation setting or maintenance is required.
Move the cursor from the main operation interface to “Setting”. Press ENT and
go to submenu “Power ON/OFF”. Move the cursor to “OFF” and press ENT, and
then the inverter will be shut down.
Automatic Turn ON/OFF: The inverter will start up automatically when the
output voltage and power of PV arrays meet the set value, AC power grid is normal,
and the ambient temperature is within allowable operating range.
The inverter will be shut down automatically when the output voltage and power
of PV modules are lower than the set value, or AC power grid fails; or the ambient
temperature exceeds the normal range.
Power ON/OFF
Power ON
Power OFF
Figure 5-6 Power ON/OFF
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5.2.3 History
Move the cursor to “4 History” in the main interface. Press ENT to check the
history information, as shown in Figure 5-7. There are 3 submenus in the “2 History”
menu: “Current Error”,“Running History” and “Fault Record”.
(1) The current fault record and failure time record in“Current Error”.
(2) The error log can store up 100 running history messages in “Running History”
menu.
(3) The last record can store up 100 fault record in “Fault Record” menu.
Current Error
Date Time Error
2015/10/22 12:20:08 ArcboardErr
2015/10/22 12:20:08 Fault0040
2015/10/22 12:20:08 Fault0040
2015/10/22 12:20:08 Fault0040
2015/10/22 12:20:08 Fault0040
History Record
P1/1
Current Error
Running Record
Running Record Num Date Time Event
Fault Record 001 15/10/22 12:20:08 Fault

002 15/10/22 12:20:08 Standby
003 15/10/22 12:20:08 On-grid
004 15/10/22 12:20:08 Standby
005 15/10/22 12:20:08 Off-grid
006 15/10/22 12:20:08 SysStart
P1/1
Fault Record
Num Date Time Action Error
001 15/10/22 12:20:08 ON ArcboardErr
002 15/10/22 12:20:08 ON Fault0040
003 15/10/22 12:20:08 ON Fault0040
004 15/10/22 12:20:08 ON Fault0040
005 15/10/22 12:20:08 ON Fault0040
P1/1
Figure 5-7 History Menu and Submenu
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5.2.4 Device Information
Move the cursor from the main operation interface “Main Meum” Press ENT
and go to submenu “Device Information” and press ENT to check the device
information as shown in Figure 5-8.
Inverter Information
Inverter Model1: SCA60KTL-DO
iNVERTER SN: 0 0000 0000 0000
DSP Ver: 04.10 0x0DA5

LCD Ver: 02.03
Main Menu
DSP Boot Ver: 01.00
Measurement Data
HMI Boot Ver: 01.01
Setting
MiniMCU Ver: 01.00 CPLD Ver:02.00
Power On/Off
History Record P1/2
Device Information
Data Logger Information
Data Logger SN 0 0000 0000 0000
IP 0.0.0.0
Subnet Mask 0.0.0.0
Gateway 0.0.0.0
DNS Server 0.0.0.0
Address Range
P2/2
Figure 5-8 Device Information
5.3 Setting
Move the cursor to “Setting” in the main interface. Press the ENT key to be
prompted for the password: “1111” as shown in Figure 5-9. Enter the password
number by pressing and , selcting the numeral, and pressing the ENT key
to input and proceed to the next digit of the password number. Once all four digits are
entered, press the ENT key to confirm the password or Press the ESC key to go back
to Setting.
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Setting
Please enter Password：
1 1 1 1
Figure 5-9 Input Password Number
Press ENT to confirm, and set the current system parameters, as shown in Figure
5-10. There are 8 submenus in “Parameters Setting”: “1 System Parameters”, “2
Control Command”, “3 Protection Parameters”, “4 L/HVRT Setup”,“5 Power
Derating Setting”, “6 Reactive Power Derating Setup”,“7 ARC Parameters”, and
“8 Other Parameters”.
Setting Setting
System Parameters Others Parameters
Control Command
Protection Parameters
LVRT/HVRT Setup
Power Derating Setup
Reactive Power Derating Setup
ARC Parameters
P1/2 P2/2
Figure 5-10 System Setup Menu and Submenus Overview
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5.3.1 System Parameters
(1) “Language Setting” :Two languages, i.e. English and 中文 are available in
“ Language” menu.
Language setting
ENGLISH
中文
Figure 5-11 Language Setting

(2) “Grid Connection Rule”: There are multiple grid standards available. Press
and , and select the corresponding grid standard and press the ENT key.
Grid Connection Rule
VDE0126
VDE4105
NB32004HV
NBT32004LV
Figure 5-12 Setting Grid Rule
INSTRUCTION:
Please check with your local electricity supply company before selecting a
electricity supply company may cancel the interconnection agreement.
Placing the inverter into operation before the overall system complies with
the national rules and safety regulations of the application is not permitted.
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(3) “PV Input Mode”: This allows the user to read the inverter working mode as
“Independent” mode
PV Input Mode
Independent
Figure 5-13 Setting PV Input Mode

(4) “Neutral Line Setting”: Check the neutral line be connected or not.
Neutral Line Setting
Yes
No
Figure 5-14 Setting Neutral Line

(5) “Comunication Setting”: This interface is used to set the address and baud rate
for communication.
Communication Setting
Baud rate： 9600
Address： 0001
Figure 5-15 Setting Comunication

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(6) “Time Setting”: Move the cursor to the “Time” menu to set the system time.
Press “ ” or “ ” to select the numerical value, then press “ENT” to go to next
option. eg: Year to Month. Finally Press the “ENT” key to confirm the setting.
Time setting
Date： 2016–05 - 21
Time： 12 ：21 ：03
Figure 5-16 Setting Time

(7) “LCD Contrast Setting”: Setting the LCD contrast grade.
- +
Figure 5-17 Setting LCD Contrast
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5.3.2 Control Command
There are 5 submenus in the “Control Command” menu:

Control Command
Restart
Factory Defaults
MPPT Scan
ARC Detect
ARC Clear
Figure 5-18 Control Command menu

1 “Restart” menu: If a fault shutdown happens, a severe fault may have occurred
inside the inverter. The user can perform a force reboot for one time in this menu if
the user needs to restart the inverter.
INSTRUCTION:
This function is effective only when the faults “IntFault0010~0150” in the
troubleshooting table occur. The inverter may restore to normal operation
automatically if alarm or protection faults occur. This function will not
respond when the inverter is in operation mode and a “FaultOperated” alarm
interface will be indicated.
2 “Factory Default” menu: The manufacturer’s parameter default values can be

restored when the inverter is not in operation mode. Otherwise “Fault Operated” will
be reported.
3 “MPPT Scan” menu: “MPPTScan” is used to execute the MPPT scanning
manually. Move the cursor to this item, and press the ENT key to initiate the
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scanning. The LCD screen will skip to normal operation interface if the MPPT
scanning succeeds, or remain on the “MPPTScan menu” interface if the scanning
fails.
MPPT scan function is used for multi-MPP tracking, and is useful if the PV
panels are partly shadowed or installed with different angles. The factory setting of
MPPT scan is <Enabled, yet can also be set to Disabled. When the MPPT scan
function is enabled, the scan period is 60 minutes. The inverter will scan the
maximum power point in the MPPT range, according to the following conditions：
1) While in parallel mode, the total input power is lower than 90% of the active
power.
2) While in independent mode, each input power is lower than 75% of the rating
power of each MPPT tracker.
Once this MPPT scan function is activated on LCD, it will search the maximum
power point at a voltage step of 5V in the MPPT range for full load, and retreive the
maximum power point.
4. “ARC Detect” In the “Parameters Setting””Control Pommand” menu, execute
the “ARC Detect”, the inverter will stop working and test ARC.
Arcing check and protection is mainly divided into two parts, the Arcing check
board is responsible for whether there is Arcing in line, and transfer Arcing protection
signal to the DSP in the dominating control board.
The control board DSP is responsible for the control of inverter off the grid after
receiving Arcing signal to ensure safety.
The Arcing board failure will cause ‘arc board err’ shown on the LCD and it will
not connect to the grid until the arc board is OK. If there is Arcing fault, the LCD
displays the fault which can only be cleared manually.
5. “ARC Clear” is used to clear the ARC fault. Move the cursor to this menu, and
press ENT. The operation result will appear on the LCD, ie. “Succeed” or “Failed”.
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5.3.3 Protection Parameters
This interface is used to display and set the Protect parameters of the AC grid
voltage, frequency and recovery, etc, as shown in Figure 5-19.
Grid Over Voltage Protection Grid Under Voltage Protection
GridVoltMax1 110.00% GridVoltMin1 90.00%

Enable Enable
VotlMaxTripT1(S) 600.00 VoltMinTripT1(S) 600.00
GridVoltMax2 115.00% GridVMin2 80.00%

Enable Enable
VoltMaxTripT2(S) 0.1 VoltMinTripT2(S) 0.10
GridVoltMax3 135.00% GridVMin3 49.00%

Disable Enable
VoltMaxTripT3(S) 0.05 VoltMinTripT3(S) 1.30
P1/7 P2/7
Grid Over Frequency Protection Grid Under Frequency Protection
GridFrqMax1(Hz) 51.50 GridFrqMin1(Hz) 47.50

Enable Enable
FrqMaxTripT1(S) 0.10 FrqMinTripT1(S) 0.10
GridFrqMax2(Hz) 51.50 GridFrqMin2(Hz) 47.50

Enable Enable
Setting FrqMaxTripT2(S) 0.20 FrqMinTripT2(S) 0.10
System Parameters GridFrqMax3(Hz) GridFrqMin3(Hz) 47.50
51.5
Control Command Disable Disable
FrqMaxTripT3(S) 0.20 FrqMinTripT3(S) 0.10
LVRT/HVRT Setup
P3/7 P4/7
Grid Recovery Voltage Moving Average
Reactive Power Derating Setup VoltMax 109.34% VoltMax 110.00%
Disable
ARC Parameters VoltMin 90.66% MaxTripT(S) 600.00
P1/2 VolRecoveryT(S) 300.00 VoltMin 85.00%

Disable
FrqMax(Hz) 50.05 MinTripT(S) 600.00
FrqMin(Hz) 47.51
FrqRecoveryT(S) 300.00
P5/7 P6/7
Grid Voltage Balance
GridVoltBalance 2.60% Disable
P7/7
Figure 5-19 Protection Parameters Setting
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Navigate to the parameters by pressing and . Then press “ENT” to
select it, and change the parmeter value by pressing and then press“ENT”
to confirm the parameter setting. The LCD will display new parameters if the setting
is successful, otherwise the old parameters will display on the LCD.
Note：The below listed values are based on VDE 4105 and may vary according to
different grid standards.
Table 5-1 The Protection Parameters (VDE 4105)
Grid Over Voltage Protection

Setup range (lower limit,
Parameter name Description
default & upper limit)
Threshold value of Level 1 {100.00%, 110.00%,
GridVoltMax1
Max. grid voltage 135.00%}
Threshold value of Level 1
VoltMaxTripT1(S) {0, 600, 655}
Max. grid trip voltage
Threshold value of Level 2 {100.00%, 115.00%,
GridVoltMax2
Max. grid voltage 135.00%}
VoltMaxTripT2(S) {0, 0.1, 655}
{100.00%, 135.00%,
GridVoltMax3 135.00%}
Max. grid voltage

VoltMaxTripT3(S) {0, 0.05, 655}
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Grid Under Voltage Protection
Threshold value of Level 1 Min.
GridVoltMin1 {30.00%, 90.00%, 100.00%}
grid voltage
VoltMinTripT1(S） {0, 600, 655}
grid trip voltage
GridVoltMin2 {30.00%, 80.00%, 100.00%}
grid voltage
VoltMinTripT2(S) {0, 0.10, 655}
grid trip voltage
GridVoltMin3 {30.00%, 49.00%, 100.00%}
grid voltage
VoltMinTripT3(S) {0, 1.30, 655}
grid trip voltage
Grid Over Frequency Protection

Protection threshold value of
GridFrqMax1(Hz) {50, 51.50, 55}
Level 1 Max. grid frequency
Trip time of Level 1 Max. grid
FrqMaxTripT1(S） {0, 0.10, 655}
frequency
GridFrqMax2(Hz) {50, 51.50, 55}
frequency
GridFrqMax3(Hz) {50, 51.50, 55}
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frequency
Grid Under Frequency Protection

GridFrqMin1(Hz) {45, 47.50, 50}
Level 1 Min. grid frequency
Trip time of Level 1 Min. grid
FrqMinTripT1(S） {0, 0.10, 655}
frequency
GridFrqMin2(Hz) {45, 47.50, 50}
frequency
GridFrqMin3(Hz) {45, 47.50, 50}
frequency
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Grid Recovery
Setup range (lower limit, default
& upper limit)
Recovery Maxthresholdgrid
VolMax(V) {80.00%, 109.34%, 135.00%}
voltage protection
Recovery Min threshold. grid
VolMin(V) {20.00%, 90.66%, 100.00%}
voltage protection
Recovery time of grid voltage
VolRecoveryT(S) {0, 300, 655}
protection
Recovery Max thresholdgrid
FrqMax(Hz) {45, 50.05, 55}
Frequency protection
Recovery Min threshold. grid
FrqMin(Hz) {45, 47.51, 50}
Frequency protection
Recovery time of grid frequency
FrqRecoveryT(S) {0, 300, 655}
protection
Voltage Moving Average
VoltMax Voltage Max Moving Average {100.00%, 110.00%, 135.00}%
Trip time of Voltage Max Moving

MaxTripT（s） {0.00, 600.00, 655.00}
Average
VoltMin Voltage Min Moving Average {80.00%, 85.00%,100.00}%
Trip time of Voltage Min Moving
MinTripT（s） {0.00, 600.00, 655.00}
Average
Grid Voltage Balance
Setup range (lower limit, default
& upper limit)
Threshold value of grid voltage
GridVolBalance (0.01%,2.60%,10%)
unbalance
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5.3.4 L/HVRT Parameters
“L/HVRT” is used to set the LVRT and HVRT parameters. Move the cursor to
this item, and press the ENT key to set the parameters. Setting the parameters as
shownin Figure 5-20 The LVRT curve as shown in Figure 5-21 and HRVT curve as
shown in 5-22.
LVRT Curve LVRT Curve LVRT Curve

LVRTVolt1 5.00% LVRTVolt4 18.00% LVRTVolt7 90.00%
LVRTTime1(s) 0.25 LVRTTime4(s) 0.73 LVRTTime7(s) 6.00
LVRTVotl2 5.00% LVRTVolt5 18.00% LVRTVolt8 90.00%
LVRTTime2(s) LVRTTime5(s) 0.73 LVRTTime8(s) 6.00

0.73
LVRTVolt3 18.00% LVRTVolt6 18.00%
LVRTTime3(s) 0.73 LVRTTime6(s) 0.73
Setting
P1/7 P2/7 P3/7
System Parameters
Control Command
HVRT Curve HVRT Curve HVRT Curve
HVRTVolt1 130.00% HVRTVolt4 120.00% HVRTVolt7 110.00%
LVRT/HVRT Setup
HVRTTime1(s) 0.00 HVRTTime4(s) 10.10 HVRTTime7(s) 10.10
HVRTVolt2 130.00% HVRTVotl5 110.00% HVRTVolt8 110.00%
HVRTTime2(s) HVRTTime5(s) 10.10 HVRTTime8(s) 10.10
0.60
ARC Parameters
HVRTVolt3 120.00% HVRTVolt6 110.00%
P1/2 HVRTTime3(s) 0.60 HVRTTime6(s) 10.10
P4/7 P5/7 P6/7
LVRT and HVRT Control

LVRTModeSetting 0
LVRTTripVolt 80.0%
LVRTPstReactiveI 150.0%
LVRTNegReactiveI 200.0%
HVRTModeSetting 0
HVRTTripVolt 110.0%
P7/7
Figure 5-20 L/HRVT Parameters Setting
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1
0.9 7,8
0.8
Voltage N*rated
0.7
0.6
0.5 Through
0.4
0.3 Trip
0.2
1 3 456
0.1
2
0
0.25 0.73 6 Time/S
Figure 5-21 The LVRT Curve
1.3
1 2
1.25
Voltage N*rated
1.2 3 4
Through
1.15
1.1 5，6,7,8 Trip
1.05
1
2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20 22 Time/S
Figure 5-22 The HVRT Curve
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Table 5-2 LVRT and HVRT Parameters (VDE 4105)
LVRT Curve
Threshold value of Low voltage
{0%, 5%, 100%}
LVRTVolt (1,2) ride through(first or second
{0%, 5%, 100%}
point)
Time of Level Low voltage ride {0, 0.25, 655}
LVRTTime(1,2)
throught( first or second point) {0, 0.73, 655}
{0%, 18%, 100%}
LVRTVolt (3,4) ride through(third or fourth
{0%, 18%, 100%}
point)
LVRTTime(3,4)
through(third or fourth point) {0, 0.73, 655}
Threshold value of Low voltage {0%, 18%, 100%}
LVRTVolt (5,6)
ride through(fifth or sixth point) {0%, 18%, 100%}
LVRTTime(5,6)
through(fifth or sixth point)) {0, 0.73, 655}
{0%, 90%, 100%}
LVRTVolt (7,8) ride through(seventh or eighth
{0%, 90%, 100%}
point)
Time of Level Low voltage ride {0, 6, 655}
LVRTTime(7,8)
through(seventh or eighth point) {0, 6, 655}
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HVRT Curve
Threshold value of high voltage
{100%, 130%, 135%}
HVRTVolt(1,2) ride through(first or second
{100%, 130%, 135%}
point)
Time of Level high voltage ride {0, 0, 655}
HVRTTime (1,2)
through(t first or second point) {0, 0.6, 655}
Threshold value of high voltage {100%, 120%, 135%}
HVRTVolt(3,4)
ride through(third or fourth point) {100%, 120%, 135%}
Time of Level high voltage ride {0, 0.6, 655}
HVRTTime (3,4)
through(third or fourth point) {0, 10.1, 655}
Threshold value of high voltage {100%, 110%, 135%}
HVRTVolt (5,6)
ride through(fifth or sixth point) {100%, 110%, 135%}
HVRTTime(5,6)
through(fifth or sixth point)) {0, 10.1, 655}
Threshold value of high voltage
{100%, 110%, 135%}
HVRTVolt (7,8) ride through(seventh or eighth
{100%, 110%, 135%}
point)
HVRTTime(7,8)
through(seventh or eighth point) {0, 10.1, 655}
L/HVRT Control
Threshold value of LOW
LVRTTripVolt (70.0%,80.0%,100.0%)
voltagetrip
ThefactorLVRT PositiveReactive
LVRTPstReactive1 (0.0%,150.0%,300.0%)
Current
Thefactor LVRT Negative
LVRTNegReactive1 (70.0%,200.0%,100%)
Reactive Current
Threshold value of HIGH voltage
HVRTTripVolt (100.0%,110.0%,135.0%)
trip
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5.3.5 Power Derating Setup
“Power Derating Setup” menu is used to set the active power derating
parameters including Active Power Derating, Over frequency derating, Low
frequency derating and High temperature frequency derating, etc. The parameters are
shown in Table 5-3.
Power vs Voltage
OvrVoltTrip 110.00%
OvrVoltSlop(Pn/s) 0.0% Disable
OvrVoltFilterT(s) 60
P1/3
Setting Power vs Frequency

System Parameters OvrFrqMin(Hz) 50.20
Control Command OvrFrqMax(Hz) 52.70
Protection Parameters OvrFrqSlop(P/s) 0.16%

LVRT/HVRT Setup RecovryFrq(Hz) 50.05
Power Derating Setup 60
OvrFrqRecoveryT(S)
OvrFrqDeratingMode 1
ARC Parameters
P1/2 P2/3
Active Power Derating

CtrMode 0
Percentage 100.0%
P3/3
Figure 5-23 Power Derating Setup
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Table 5-3 Power Derating Setup(VDE 4105)

Voltage-Watt Over
Threshold value of grid over
OvrVoltTrip {100%,110%,135%}
voltage derating
Slop of grid over voltage
OvrVoltSlop(Pn/s) {0%, 0%, 100%}
derating
Recovery time of grid over
OvrVoltFilterT(s) {1,60,90}
voltage derating
Grid Over Frequency Derating

Min Threshold value of grid over
OvrFrqMin(Hz) {50 ,50.2, 60}
Frequency derating started
Max Threshold value of grid over
OvrFrqMax(Hz) {50 ,52.7, 60}
Frequencyderating over
OvrFrqSlop(P/S) Slop of grid over Frequency derating {0 ,0.16%,100%}
Recovery value of grid over
RecoveryFrq(Hz) {49 ,50.05, 55}
Frequency derating
Recoverytime of grid over
OvrFrqRecoveryT(s) {0 ,60, 655}
Frequency derating
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5.3.6 Reactive Parameters
“Reactive Power Derating Parameters”manu is used to set the Grid reactive

power derating parameters including PF parameters and Qu parameters, etc. The
parameters as shown in Table 5-4
Note: The PF and Q value can be adjusted by remote software if the
“Remote” is selected.
PF vs Voltage Reactive Power vs Grid Voltage
PFSetValue 1.000 QuCurveU1 104.00%
PFCurveP1 50.0% QuCurveQ1 0.0%
PFCurvepF1 1.000 QuCurveU2 110.00%
Setting PFCurveP2 100.00% QuCurveQ2 -50.0%

System Parameters PFCurvepF2 -0.900 QuCurveU1i 94.00%
Control Command 100.00%
PFCurveTriVolt QuCurveQ1i 0.0%
PFCurveUndoVolt 95.00% QuCurveU2i 88.00%
LVRT/HVRT Setup
P1/4 P2/4
Reactive Power vs Grid Voltage Grid Reactive Power Derating
QuCurveQ2i 50.0% CtrMode 0
ARC Parameters
QuCurveTriPower 20.0% Percentage 0.0%
P1/2 QuCurveUndoPower 5.0%
P3/4 P4/4
Figure 5-24 Reactive Derating Setting
(1). PF Set：Set the PF value
Note: Change the reactive power by adjusting the PowerFactor

(2). PF(P) Curve：PF curve mode
Note: The power factor changes according to the power change, as shown in
Figure 5-25:
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INSTRUCTION:
The PF (P) Curve function is only available for VDE 4105 grid standards.
PF
(PFCurveP1,PFCurvePF1)
Inductive
1
(P%)
-1
Capacitive
(PFCurveP2,PFCurvePF2)
Figure 5-25 PF(P) Curve Mode
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(3). Q(U) Curve：Q(U) curve mode
Note: The reactive compensation changes according to the grid voltage change, as
INSTRUCTION:
The Q(U) curve function is only available for VDE 4105 grid standards.
Q(%)
(QuCurveU2i,QuCurveQ2i)
Inductive
+ (QuCurveU1,
QuCurveQ1)
_ (QuCurveU1i, U(V)
QuCurveQ1i)
Capacitive
(QuCurveU2,QuCurveQ2)
Figure 5-26 Q(U) Curve Mode
Table 5-4 lists the parameters of PF Set, PF(P) Curve and Q(U) Curve modes.
Press ENT to start up the modes after the parameters are set up.
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Table 5-4 Parameters of reactive power control(VDE 4105)
Grid Reactive Power Derating
PFSetValue {-0.8,-1},{1},{0.8,1} Figure 5-25
PFCurveP1（%） {0,50%,100%} Figure 5-25
PFCurvepF1 {-0.8,-1},{1},{0.8,1} Figure 5-25
PFCurveP2（%） {0,100%,100%} Figure 5-25
PFCurvepF2 {-0.8,-1},{-0.9},{0.8,1} Figure 5-25
PFCurveTriVolt(V) {100%,100%,110%} PF curve trip voltage

PF curve revocation
PFCurveUndoVolt(V) {90%,95%,100%}
voltage
QuCurveU1(V) {100%,104%,110%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveQ1(%) {-100%,0,100%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveU2(V) {108%,110%,110%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveQ2 {-100%,-50%,100%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveU1i(V) {90%,94%,95%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveQ1i {-100%,0,100%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveU2i(V) {80%,88%,92%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveQ2i {-100%,50%,100%} Figure 5-26
QuCurveTriPower {5%,20%,100%} Qu curve trip power
QuCurveUndoPower {5%,5%,100%} QuCurveUndoPower
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5.3.7 Arc Parameter
“ARC Parameters” is used to enable/disable the ARC function and set the ARC
parameters.
ARC Bandwith Setting ARC Bandwith Setting
Bandwidth1 10K Bandwidth2 10K
StartFrq1 20K StartFrq2 50K
Proportion1 25 Proportion2 25
Filter1 20% Filter2 20%

Setting
System Parameters Threshold1(dB) 455 Threshold2(dB) 420
Control Command SigPerApdLmt1(dB) 65 SigPerApdLmt2(dB) 60
LVRT/HVRT Setup P1/4 P2/4
Power Derating Setup ARC Roughness Setting ARC Others Parameters

PctStartFrq1 30K TestPeriod 7
PctStartFrq2 30K ARCParaGroup 0

ARC Parameters
PctStartBW1 ARCEnble Enble
P1/2 20K
PctStartBW2
20K
Roughness1
60%
Roughness2 0%
EffectivePeriod 6
P3/4 P4/4
Figure 5-27 Arc Parameters Setting
5.3.8 Other Parameters
“Other Parameters” is used to set the other parameters including MPPT scan period,
nominal derating step and GFCI, DCI parameters. Press ENT and use UP and DOWN
to set parametersand enable/disable the function, and press ENT to confirm the setting.
The parameters as shown in Figure 5-28 and Table 5-5.
Others Others Others
PowerOnDelay(s) 5 FaultPowerT(C) 95.0 Island Protect Enable
PVSlowStartSlope 10.00% Disable FaultEnvT(C) 83.0 Fan Detect Enable
ErrSoftStartP 0.16%
NormSoftStopP 6.00% Enable

Setting
Others Parameters NormSoftStartP 4.00%
NormalDeratingStep 6.00%
P1/5 P2/5 P5/5

Others Others
GFCIStaticValue(mA) 250 PVStartupVolt(V) 330
Enable
GFCIStaticT(s) 0.2 MPPTScanPeriod(s) 3600 Enable
GFCIDynProFactor 100.0% Enable ISOProtection(ohm) 33K Enable
P2/2
DCIProtection1 0.50% StartUPMinTemp(C) -30.0
Enable
DCIProtectionT1(s) 10.00 DuplicationControl 0%
DCIProtection2(mA) 950 Disable CtrParaGroup 4
DCIProtectionT2(s) 1.00 PID Check Setting 0
P3/5 P4/5
Figure 5-28 Other Parameters Setting
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Table 5-5 Other Parameters cont'd

Parameter name
PowerOnDelay(S) (0,5,1200)
PVSlow StartSlope {0.01%,10.00%,100}
ErrSoftStartP {0.01%,0.16%,100}
NormSoftStopP {0.01%,6.00%,100}
NormSoftStartP {0.01%,4.00%,100}
NormalDeratingStep {0.01%,6.00%,100}
FaultPowerT(C) (0.1,95.0,100)
FaultEnvT(C) (0.1,83,100)
GFCIStaticValue(mA) (100,250,1000)
GFCIStaticT(s) (0,0.2,655)
GFCIDynProFactor (0.0%,100%,200%)
DCIProtection1 (0.01%,0.50%,5.00%)
DCIProtectionT1(s) (0.00,10.00,120.00)
DCIProtection2(mA) (5,950,5000)
DCIProtectionT2(s) (0.00,1,120.00)
PVStartVolt(V) (300,330,400)
MPPTScanPeriod(s) (300,3600,5400)
ISOProtection (1k,33k,2000k)
StarUPMinTemp(C) (-35,-30,-20)
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5.3.9 File Export and Firmware update
“File Export” is used to export the data including “Running History” and
“Fault Record”(Need the super management password). Press ENT and use UP and
DOWN to export the data, and press ENT to confirm the setting. The parameters as
shown in Figure 5-29.(If you need for corresponding operation, please contact the
after-sales service staff.)
File Export
Running Record
Fault Record
Figure 5-29 File Export Menu

“File Export”is to uadate the versions of firmware include “LCD Firmware” and
“DPS Firmware” (Need the super management password). Press ENT and use UP and
DOWNto update the data, and press ENT to confirm the setting as shown in Figure
5-30. (If you need for corresponding operation, please contact the after-sales service
staff.)
Firmware Update
LCD Firmware
DSP Firmware
Figure 5-30 Firmware update Menu

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Chapter 6 Maintenance and De-installation
6.1 Fault Shutdown and Troubleshooting
6.1.1 LED Fault and Troubleshooting
Please refer to the definition of LED lights in Table 6-1 and troubleshoot
according to Table 6-1:
Table 6-1 Troubleshooting of LED Lights
LED fault status Solutions

Neither the “Power” LED nor the LCD 1. Turn off the external AC breaker
screen lights up. 2. Switch the DC switch to “OFF”
position
3. Check the PV input voltage and
polarity
The “GRID” LED is blinking. 1. Turn off the external AC breaker
2. Switch the DC switch to “OFF”
position
3. Check whether the grid voltage is
normal and whether the cable
connection of AC side is correct and
secure
The “RUN” LED lights off or “FAULT” Refer to Table 6-2 for
LED lights up. troubleshooting
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6.1.2 LCD Fault and Troubleshooting
The inverter will be shut down automatically if the PV power generation system
fails, such as output short circuit, grid overvoltage / undervoltage, grid overfrequency
/ underfrequency, high environmental temperature or internal malfunction of the
machine. The fault information will be displayed on the LCD screen. Please refer to
“5.3.3” for detailed operation.
The causes of a fault can be identified based on the faults listed in Table 6-2.
Proper analysis is recommended before contacting after-sales service. There are 3
types of fault: alarm, protection and hardware fault.
Table 6-2 LCD Troubleshooting cont'd
Definition:
Communication inside inverter fails
Possible causes:
Terminal block connecters of internal communication
wires have poor contact
1.CommErr
Recommended solutions:
1.Observe for 5 minutes and see whether the alarm will
Alarm be eliminated automatically;
2.Switch off 3-phase working power supply and then
reboot the system;
3.Contact after-sales service personnel
Definition:
Cooling fan failure by visual check
Possible causes:
2.ExtFanErr
1.Fan is blocked;
2.Fan service life has expired;
3. Fan socket connecter has poor contact.
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be eliminated automatically;
2.Check for foreign objects on fan blades;
3.Switch off 3-phase work power supply and then reboot
the system;
3. IntFanErr 2.Check for foreign objects on fan blades;
3.Switch off 3-phase work power supply and then reboot
the system;
Definition:
Internal alarm
Warn0030 Recommended solutions:
(EepromErr) 1.Observe for 5 minutes and see whether the alarm will
Warn0040 (DC SPD
Warn The alarm is reserved now. The alarms in field can be
fault)
ignored.
1.Observe temperature display;
Warn0050
2.Switch off 3-phase working power supply and then
(TempSensorErr)
reboot the system;
Warn0100 (AC SPD Recommended solutions:
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fault) The alarm is reserved now. The alarms in field can be
ignored.
1. Restart inverter by recycle both AC and DC
Protect0090 switches. Wait for 1 minute between OFF and ON for
(Bus over voltage) all energy to discharge.
2. If inverter cannot clear fault, replace inverter
1. Raise limit of IDCmax (for example, 400mA) to allow
inverter more room to adjust in transient condition to
Protect0070
cope with imbalance of impedance and voltage between
(Bus imbalance)
Grid phases
2. If after adjustment, alarm still occurs, replace inverter
Protect0030
switches. Wait for 1 minute between OFF and ON for
(Inverter Over
all energy to discharge.
Current)
1. Make sure the grid connection is good.
Protection GridV.OutLim
2. Restart the inverter again.
1. check the AC wires connection and AC frequency is in
range;
GridF.OutLim
2. check the measurement value in LCD, if the grid
frequency is in limit, restart the inverter.
(Grid relay error) all energy to discharge.
1.Confirm that external ambient temperature is within the
TempOver specified range of operating temperature;
(Over-temperature 2.Check whether air inlet is blocked;
protection) 3.Check whether fan is blocked;
4.Check whether the location of installation is
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appropriate or not;
Protect0180 1. If the inverter can start up, then recalibrate.
(The sampling offset 2. If the inverter always report this alarm and can not start
of DCI) up, then replace inverter.
1. Raise limit of DCImax (for example, 400mA) to allow
Protect0170 cope with imbalance of impedance and voltage between
(DCI high) Grid phases
2. After raising limit, if inverter cannot clear fault, replace
inverter.
Check wires of PV and ground:
1.Turn OFF AC switch to disconnect inverter from Grid.
2.Open fuse drawers to de-couple PV strings from each
other. Test strings with string test set.
3.Add one PV string at a time, and start up inverter to see
if alarm occurs.
IsolationErr
3.If there is no alarm, turn OFF AC switches to
(Insulation resistance
disconnect from Grid and add in the next string. Start
low)
up inverter again.
4. Continue until you can find the string that triggers the
alarm. Trace wirings of faulted string to find any
leakage to Earth Ground.
5. The parameter ISOResist in hidden menu can be
adjusted a bit.
GFCIErr Check wires of PV and ground:
(leakage current 1.Turn OFF AC switch to disconnect inverter from Grid.
high) 2.Open fuse drawers to de-couple PV strings from each
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other. Test strings with string test set
if alarm occurs.
up inverter again.
(Mini MCU Fault) all energy to discharge.
1. Restart inverter by recycle both AC and DC switches.
Protect0110
Wait for 1 minute between OFF and ON for all energy to
(BUS over voltage
discharge.
(firmware))
Protect0100 Wait for 1 minute between OFF and ON for all energy to
(The sensor fault of discharge.
leakage current) 2. If inverter cannot clear fault, replace Filt board or
inverter.
1. Turn DC Switch OFF
PVxReverse 2. Open Fuse holder to isolate PV strings
(PVx input reverse 3. Use meter to find out which PV string is connected in
connection x=1,2,3) reverse polarity
4. Correct PV string connection
PVx Over current 1.Check PV input Current 2.Restart inverter by recycle
(PVx Over current both AC and DC switches. Wait for 1 minute between
x=1,2,3) OFF and ON for all energy to discharge.
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1. Measure voltage at DC terminals in wiring box and
compare with reading in Measurement menu. PV
voltage must be less than 1000V in open circuit
PV2VoltOver
condition.
((PVx Over Volt
2. If display reading is not within 2% of meter reading,
x=1,2,3))
replace inverter
If display reading is within 2% of meter reading, adjust
number of panel in the string
Protect0230
(Inverter open-loop
discharge.
self-test fault)
1. Check logic connector to Arc board to be secure.
ARC Protect 2. Run Arc Fault Test from Settings Menu
3. If Alarm re-occurs, replace arc board or wiring box
1. Check logic connector to Arc board to be secure.
Arcboard Err 2. Run Arc Fault Test from Settings Menu
3. If Alarm re-occurs, replace arc board or wiring box

Fault0130
(Bus over total
discharge.
voltage)
Fault 1. Raise limit of IDCmax (for example, 400mA) to allow
Fault0110
cope with imbalance of impedance and voltage between
(Bus imbalance)
Grid phases
2. If after adjustment, alarm still occurs, replace inverter
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Fault0100 Wait for 1 minute between OFF and ON for all energy to
(Grid relay fault) discharge.
Check wires of PV and ground:

1.Turn OFF AC switch to disconnect inverter from Grid.
2.Open fuse drawers to de-couple PV strings from each
other. Test strings with string test set
Fault0090
if alarm occurs.
(Dynamic leakage
current high)
up inverter again.
1.Restart inverter by recycle both AC and DC switches.

Fault0080
(Bus Hardware over
discharge.
current fault)

Fault0060
discharge.
(CPLD Fault)
2. If inverter cannot clear fault, replace Control Board or
inverter
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Fault0020
(Bus over volt
discharge.
Hardware)

Fault0150
switches. Wait for 1 minute between OFF and ON for
(Open-loop self-check
all energy to discharge.
failure)
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6.2 Product Maintenance
DANGER:
Please disconnect the inverter from AC grid and PV modules before
opening the equipment. Make sure hazardous high voltage and energy
inside the equipment has been discharged.
Do not operate or maintain the inverter until at least 5 minutes after
disconnecting all sources of DC and AC.
6.2.1 Check Electrical Connections
Check all the cable connections as a regular maintenance inspection every 6

months or once a year.
1.) Check the cable connections. If loose, please tighten all the cables referring to
“3.3 Electrical installation”.
2.) Check for cable damage, especially whether the cable surface is scratched or
smooth. Repair or replace the cables if necessary.
6.2.2 Clean the Air Vent Filter
The inverter can become hot during normal operation. It uses built in cooling
fans to provide sufficient air flow to help in heat dissipation.
Check the air vent regularly to make sure it is not blocked and clean the vent
with soft brush or vacuum cleaner if necessary.
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6.2.3 Replace cooling fans
If the internal temperature of the inverter is too high or abnormal noise is heard
assuming the air vent is not blocked and is clean, it may be necessary to replace the
external fans. Please refer to Figure 6-1 for replacing the cooling fans.
1. Use a No.2 Phillips head screwdriver to take off the 12 screws on the fan tray.
2. Disconnect the waterproof cable connector from the cooling fan.
3 . Use a No.2 Phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws.
4 . Attached the new cooling fans on the fan tray, and fasten the cable on the fan tray
with cable ties(Torque value: 14~18kgf.cm).
5 . Install the assembled fans back to the inverter(Torque value: 16kgf.cm).
1 2
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4 5
50~60mm
mm
Figure6-1 Replace cooling fans
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Chapter 7 Technical Data
Model Name CPS SCA50KTL-DO CPS SCA60KTL-DO

DC Input
Nominal DC Input Power 51kW 61kW
Max. PV Power(each) 22.5kW 27kW
Max. DC Input Voltage 1000Vdc
MPPT Voltage Range 300-950Vdc
MPPT Voltage Range(Full load) 540-850Vdc
Start-up DC Input Voltage 330V
Nominal DC Input Voltage 635V 710V
Number of MPP /Number of
3/3 3/3
DC Input per MPPT
Max. Input Current 103A 124A
DC Disconnection Type Integrated DC switch
AC Output
Rated AC Output Power 50kW 60kW
Max. AC Output Power 55kW 66kW
Rated Output Voltage 230/400Vac 277/480Vac
Output Voltage Range 320-460Vac 422-528Vac
Grid Connection Type 3Φ/ N(Option) / PE
Max AC Output Current 80A
Rated Output Frequency 50Hz/60Hz
Output Frequency Range 47-53Hz/57-63Hz
Power Factor >0.99 (±0.8 adjustable)
Current THD <3%
AC Disconnection Type -
System
Topology Transformerless
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Max. Efficiency 98.8%
Euro Efficiency 98.5%
Stand-by / Night Consumption <20W / <1W
Environment
Protection Degree IP65
Cooling Variable speed cooling fans
Operating Temperature Range -25°C - +60°C ((Derating from +45°C)
Operating Humidity 0-100%, non-condensing
Operating Altitude 4000m(Derating from 3000m)
Display and Communication
Display LCD + LED
Communication Standard: RS485 / option:4G Ethernet,
Mechanical Data
imensions (WxHxD) (mm) 600x826x260
Weight (kg) 64
Safety
LVD: 2006/95/EC EMC: 2004/108/EC,
IEC/EN 62109-1: 2010,
Safety and EMC Standard
IEC/EN 62109-2: 2011; IEC/EN61000-6-2:
2005, IEC/EN61000-6-3: 2007
VDE AR-N-4105/VDE 0126-1-1/A1; G83/1/1;
Grid Standard
G59/2; C10/11; NB/T 32004-2013; GB/T19964
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Note 1: When the DC input voltage is lower than 480/540V or higher than 850V, the inverter
begins derating, as shown in Figure 7-1:
110%
Po/Pn（%） CPS SCA50KTL-DO
100%
CPS SCA60KTL-DO
80%
60%
40%
20%
0
100 200 300 480 540 595 850 950
PV Voltage (V)
Figure 7-1 CPS SCA50/60KTL derating curve of PV input voltage
Note 2: When the ambient temperature is higher than 113℉ (45℃), the output power
begins derating, as shown in Figure 7-2:
Pin/Pn
100%
-3%/℃
80%
60%
40%
20%
45 60
Tamb(℃)
Figure 7-2 CPS SCA50/60KTL Derating Curve with High Temperature
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Note 3:When the altitude is higher than9842.5ft (3000m), the power of the inverter
needs derating, as shown in Figure 7-3:
Po/Pn(%)
100%
3%/100m
80%
60%
40%
20%
0 3000m 4000m
Altitude
Figure 7-3CPS SCA50/60KTL Derating Curve with High Altitude
Note 4:The inverter can output AC power with full loads under 100%~110% of the
rated grid voltage. when the grid voltage is lower than rated voltage, AC output will
be kept on constant current of rated value.
Po/Pn(%)
100%
80%
60%
40%
20%
Un
0
0.85Un 0.9Un 1.1Un
Figure 7-4 CPS SCA50/60KTL Derating Curve of Grid Voltage
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Chapter 8 Limited Warranty
8.1Warranty
Chint Power provides the standard warranty upon the contract for offshore
products, generally with a period of five (5) years which begin from installation,
commissioning and acceptance or six (6) months after the delivery of the goods
(whichever comes first).
8.2 Disclaimer
This warranty covers all defects due to design, components and manufacturing.
However, the warranty does not cover damages resulting from the following
circumstances:
 Damage caused during transportation
 Insufficient ventilation for the inverter
 The Inverter has been misused, neglected, or abused
 The Inverter has been used or stored in conditions beyond its electrical or
environmental specifications
 The Inverter has been used for purposes other than for which it was designed
 The Inverter has been used beyond its stated specifications, operating
parameters and application
 Acts of third parties, atmospheric discharges, excess voltage, chemical
influences, natural wear and tear and for loss or damage in transit
 Improper testing, operation, maintenance, adjustment or repair of any kind not
authorized in writing by the manufacturer
 Products or software changed without authorization
 The Inverter has been connected to other equipment with which it is not
compatible
 Negligence of safety warning and relevant mandatory safety specifications on
the product and in its related document;
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 Application beyond the scope of applicable safety or grid standards (VDE, UL,
etc.)
 Unexpected disaster or force majeure
8.3 Quality clause (Warranty clause)

1. CPS will repair or replace with new products with malfunctions during the
warranty period.
2. The replaced non-functioning products should be returned to CPS.
3. Reasonable time should be provided to CPS for repair work.
Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions regarding CPS
SCA50/60KTL-DO series grid-tied PV inverter. We are glad to provide the
best service for you.
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Chapter 9 Disposal
The dealer or installers should remove the PV Inverter from the array and
contact the supplier for disposal instructions.
The Inverter must not be disposed of with the household waste.
Disposal of the PV-Inverter at the end of its service life should be done in
accordance with the disposal regulations for electronic waste which apply at the
installation site at that time.
Note: Please contact supplier or dealer for disposal options.
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SHANGHAI CHINT POWER SYSTEMS CO., LTD.
Headquarters: Building 4, No. 3255, Sixian Road,
Songjiang District, Shanghai, China
Tel: +86 -21 -3779 1222
Fax: +86 -21 -3779 1222 -6001
Service Hotline: +86 -21 -3779 1222 -6300
E-Mail: [email protected]
Website: www.chintpower.com/en
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This Installation and Operation manual contains important information, safety

Thank you for choosing a CPS Grid-tied PV Inverter.This PV Inverter is a high

Installation, commissioning, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the inverter must be

Warnings and symbols in this document:

Figure 2-1 Grid-tied PV system

Figure 2-2 Dimensions of CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO Inverter

Figure 2-3 Diagram of the CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO Inverters

Main items of the Inverter:

2.2.2 Description of LCD Panel

Figure 2-4 LCD Panel

Definition of the Keys

Key Description Definition of function

Escape key Back/end/mute

Confirm entering the menu/confirm set

Page up in selection menu/+1 when

Page down in selection menu/-1 when

2.3.1 Schematic Diagram and Circuit Design

The basic elctrical schematic diagram of CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO inverters are

Integrated string current detecting(Optional)

Figure 2-5 Schematic diagram of CPS SCA50/60KTL-DO series inverter

 Reverse polarity protection of DC input

Figure 3-1 Main Items

No. Item Q’ty Note Box

Wiring box of the

Bracket upon which the PV inverter is

PV inverter installation and operation

Kit contains all necessary hardware

Table 3-1 Accessories

No. Item Q’ty Note

For attaching bracket to

M8×25mm machine bolts with Used with M8 expansion

For inverter and mounting

(4) M6 Nut 1 for Ground connection

(6) 5 pin connector 1 For RS485 communication

(7) DC conductors 24 For DC cable

3.1.1 Installation instructions

1) Installation method (see Figure 3-2):

a If the location permits, install the inverter vertically.

b If the inverter cannot be mounted vertically, it may be tilted backward

c Do NOT mount the inverter leaning forward.

d Do NOT mount the inverter upside down.

e Do NOT mount the inverter in a horizontal position.(<15 degrees)

 Installation personnel must be qualified electricians or people who have received

 Sufficient convection space to prevent overheating of the inverter;

 Install the inverter away from flammable and explosive substances.

 Do not expose to direct sunlight to avoid undesirable power derating due to an

 No ice or snow on the inverter;

Figure 3-3 Sketch of installation environment

3.1.2 Mount the inverter onto the bracket

Tool: Electric drill (Ф10mm head), No. 13 wrench

Figure 3-6 Secure the mounting bracket

Figure 3-7 Mount the inverter on the Bracket by Lifting Sling

Figure 3-9 Secure the inverter to the Bracket

Figure 3-11 Dimensions of Anti-Theft Padlock

3.2 Electrical Installation