48v energy storage cabinet instruction manual

How do you connect a battery cabinet to a power system?

Connect the power system’s battery cable terminated in an Anderson connector to the first battery cabinet’s battery cable terminated in a mating Anderson connector. Connect the second battery cabinet’s battery cable terminated in an Anderson connector to the fixed mating Anderson connector located on the first battery cabinet.

What is a battery cabinet?

The battery cabinet contains one (1) 40 A battery disconnect circuit breaker and provides alarm leads attached to the common contacts of the breaker. Battery cabinets may be daisy chained as shown in Figure 7 to increase the reserve time.

How do I mount a battery cabinet?

The battery cabinet is designed to mount in a standard 19” or 23” wide relay rack or on a wall. Refer to Figure 3 and install the 19” or 23” relay rack mounting angles to the battery cabinet. Mounting hardware is provided with the battery cabinet.

How do I remove the battery tray from the battery cabinet?

Remove the front cover from the battery cabinet by loosening the top two captive fasteners and lifting the cover up and out of the battery cabinet. Slide the battery tray out of the battery cabinet until it stops. Place the batteries inside the battery tray oriented as shown in Figure 8. Place the provided spacers between the batteries.

What is a 48V nominal voltage?

The 48V nominal voltage ensures low heat generation and high efficiency during high power transmission. The modular design easily scales to meet a range of configurations—making it simple to tailor your energy requirements to specific projects.

What information do I need before contacting SolarEdge?

Battery 48V. Before contacting SolarEdge, have the following information. Model and serial number of the product in question. System configuration information, including the type and number of panels connected and the number and length of strings. The communication method to the SolarEdge server, if the site is connected.