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GRID-TIE PV INVERTERS
PV-5000T-U & PV-8000T-U & PV-10000T-U & PV-15000T-U & PV-20000T-U
Installation & Operation Manual

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  • Page 1 GRID-TIE PV INVERTERS PV-5000T-U & PV-8000T-U & PV-10000T-U & PV-15000T-U & PV-20000T-U Installation & Operation Manual...

  • Page 2: Safety Precautions

    1. Safety Precautions Before beginning your journey, please read the following safety instructions carefully. Danger! High voltage inside inverter can cause Electric shock, even when inverter is not operating. Wait for at least 30 minutes before opening the enclosure. PV Modules ONLY! Designed for PV and solar power conversion only;...

  • Page 3: Contact Information

    2. Contact Information PrimeVOLT Co., Ltd. TEL: +886-2-695-5388 FAX:+886-2-2693-1009 ADD: 11F., No.211, Nanyang St., Xizhi Dist., New Taipei City 221, TAIWAN http://www.primevolt.com...

  • Page 4: Warranty Information

    3. Warranty Information Warranty or liability will be void if damage caused by, but not limited to the following: 1. Unauthorized opening of unit 2. Installation faults such as improper environment, wiring and applications 3. Working conditions beyond specified 4. Improper operation of unit 5.

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    6.7 Mounting Properly…………………………………………………………………………………..19 6.7.1 Orientation ................................. 19 6.7.2 Keeping Clearance ............................19 6.8 Mounting Procedure…………………………………………………………………………..…..20 6.8.1 Dimensions of Bracket (PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U/PV-PV15000T-U) .. 20 6.8.2 Assembling Bracket ............................20 6.8.3 Mounting Bracket ............................21 6.8.4 Attaching Inverter ............................21 6.8.5 Checking ................................21 6.8.6 Dimensions of Bracket (PV-20000T-U) ....................
  • Page 6 6.9.7 Closing the Front Cover ..........................31 6.9.8 Applicable PV Modules ..........................31 6.9.9 DC (PV) Wiring ..............................31 Danger of Electric Shock! ............................33 Polarity & Voltage Check ............................33 Multiple PV Connections for PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U/PV-15000T-U/ PV-20000T-U ..33 6.9.10 Unplugging PV ............................... 33 Be Sure to SWITCH OFF PV ...........................
  • Page 7 11.1.2 Replacing External Fan ..........................70 12. Troubleshooting…….……….…………………………………………………….71 13. Specifications…………….………………………………………………………….72 13.1 PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U ……………………………………………..72 13.2 PV-15000T-U……………………………………………………………………………………….74 13.3 PV-20000T-U……………………………………………………………………………………….76 13.4 PV-20000T-U(E-Display)…..………………………………………………………………….78 14. Addendum……………………..……………………………………………………..80 14.1 Efficiency Charts……..………………………………………………………………………….80 14.1.1 PV-5000T-U ..............................80 14.1.2 PV-8000T-U ..............................80 14.1.3 PV-10000T-U ..............................81 14.1.4 PV-15000T-U ..............................81 14.1.5 PV-20000T-U ..............................82...

  • Page 8: Pv System

    4. PV System A typical PV system contains: 1. PV Generator: Receive sunlight and generate DC power 2. PV Inverter with DC Switch: Converts DC power by PV panels to AC output power for public grid 3. Switchboard: Links between PV inverter and public grid 4.

  • Page 9: Product Overview

    5. Product Overview 5.1 PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U Touch Pad Display LCD Status LED DC (PV) Input(s) Front Cover AC Cable Gland External Cooling Fan DC Switch Unit: mm Note: Only 1 DC input for model PV-5000T-U...

  • Page 10: Pv-15000T-U

    5.2 PV-15000T-U Touch Pad Display LCD Status LED DC (PV) Inputs Front Cover AC Cable Gland DC Switch External Cooling Fan Unit: mm...

  • Page 11: Pv-20000T-U

    5.3 PV-20000T-U Touch Pad Display LCD DC (PV) Inputs Status LED Front Cover AC Cable Gland External Cooling Fan DC Switch Unit: mm...

  • Page 12: Product Labels

    5.4 Product Labels...

  • Page 13: Installation

    6. Installation 6.1 Unpacking PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U Item Description Inverter Mounting Bracket Assembly User Manual M4 Flat Screws X 8, used for bracket Plastic Anchor & Screws × 3. Used to fix bracket on wall Rubber Sealing for Ethernet, RS485, RCR and buzzer wires.

  • Page 14: Unpacking Pv-15000T-U

    6.2 Unpacking PV-15000T-U...

  • Page 15: Unpacking Pv-20000T-U

    6.3.1 Unpacking PV-20000T-U...

  • Page 16: Unpacking Pv-20000T-U (E-Display)

    6.3.2 Unpacking PV-20000T-U (E-Display)

  • Page 17: (Pv-5000T-U/Pv-8000T-U/Pv-10000T-U/Pv-Pv15000T-U)

    6.4 Assembly Chart (PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U/PV-PV15000T-U)

  • Page 18: Choosing Proper Installation Site

    6.5 Assembly Chart (PV-20000T-U)
  • Page 19 6.6 Choosing Proper Installation Site Avoid exposing the inverter in direct sunlight or to rain. Direct Sunlight Direct Rain Mounting Surface Concrete Metal Visible Level Stone Wood Recommended...

  • Page 20: Mounting Properly

    6.7 Mounting Properly 6.7.1 Orientation 6.7.2 Keeping Clearance Mount the inverter vertically; tilt or horizontal mounting shall be avoided.

  • Page 21: Mounting Procedure

    6.8 Mounting Procedure 6.8.1 Dimensions of Bracket (PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U/PV-PV15000T-U) The bracket is used to support inverter on wall. Refer to the recommendations below to complete mounting. 6.8.2 Assembling Bracket Before fixing on wall, assemble the bracket as below.

  • Page 22: Mounting Bracket

    6.8.3 Mounting Bracket Place the assembled bracket on where the inverter will be installed. Make proper drill holes and mount the assembled bracket with screws from accessory kit. For safe and firm mounting, make at least 3 drill holes in a triangular manner as demonstrated on right.

  • Page 23: Dimensions Of Bracket (Pv-20000T-U)

    6.8.6 Dimensions of Bracket (PV-20000T-U) The bracket is used to support inverter on wall. Refer to the recommendations below to complete mounting. 6.8.7 Mounting Bracket (PV-20000T-U) Place the assembled bracket on where the inverter will be installed. Make proper drill holes and mount the assembled bracket with screws from accessory kit.

  • Page 24: Attaching Inverter

    6.8.8 Attaching Inverter (PV-20000T-U) Lift inverter slightly higher than bracket; Make sure all fixing points on back are at correct positions Attach inverter on bracket Hang inverter on bracket slowly Fix lock caps with screws from accessory kit Lock Caps 6.8.9 Checking (PV-20000T-U) 1.

  • Page 25: Wire Connections

    4. AC terminal block 5. Internal cooling fan (only for PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U) 6. RS485 terminal 7. RS485 address selector and associated terminal switch 8. RJ45 socket 9. Socket for external GFCI buzzer (reserved) 10. Ripple control receiver (RCR) 11. USB socket PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U...

  • Page 26: Pv-15000T-U/Pv-20000T-U

    6.9.2.2 PV-15000T-U/PV-20000T-U 1. Cable Gland- AC cables 2. Cable Glands- Ethernet & RS485 3. Cable Glands- Ripple Control receiver (RCR) & external GFCI buzzer 4. AC terminal block (PE or GND is located separately) 5. Internal cooling fan 6. RS485 terminal 7.

  • Page 27: Pv-15000T-U/Pv-20000T-U (E-Display)

    BEFORE all connections. Make sure inverter will be safely disconnected from the grid in all circumstances. It is recommended to use certified 10A/250V (PV-5000T-U) or 20A/250V(PV-8000T-U & PV-10000T-U) or 30A/250V (PV-15000T-U) or 35A/250V (PV-15000T-U & PV-20000T-U) circuit breakers.

  • Page 28: Ac Wiring

    6.9.3 AC Wiring 1. Prepare cables as recommended below Cross Maximum Length for 1% Loss (M) Section PV-5000T-U PV-8000T-U PV-10000T-U PV-15000T-U PV-20000T-U Table above is based on single-core copper wires with maximum temperature rise of 60°C. The following factors should be taken into account when it comes to actual wiring: ...
  • Page 29 PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U PV-15000T-U/PV-20000T-U  The EMI core in figure above comes from item J in Ch.6.2 Unpacking PV- 15000T-U & Ch.6.3.1 Unpacking PV-20000T-U on P.13, P.14 & P.15. Please make sure the GND cable (green) is wound thru a grey EMI core with 3...

  • Page 30: Note On Wire Selection

    6. Make sure RCR and RS485 wires are both wound through a grey EMI core (from accessary kit) with 4 turns each, as for noise immunity 7. Tighten cable gland to secure cables firmly in position PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U PV-15000T-U/PV-20000T-U PV-15000T-U/PV-20000T-U (E-Display)

  • Page 31: Rj45 Connection

    Place the Buzzer Where You Can Hear The buzzer will notice you in case of ground current fault. Place it near you. Do not put in a cabinet or place far away. PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U Extension Cord for Buzzer RJ45 Cable for Internet...

  • Page 32: Closing The

    Only non-grounding PV panel is applicable, user is suggested to consult with a system installer for PV panel type selection. Warning Require PV modules that have IEC 61730 class A rating. 6.9.9 DC (PV) Wiring 1. DC Input Ratings Model PV-5000T-U PV-8000T-U PV-10000T-U PV-15000T-U PV-20000T-U Rating Recommended...
  • Page 33 3. Connect to PV After all the associated cables and connectors have been prepared, 1. Remove sealing plugs as depicted on right 2. Plug in PV cables gently as depicted below PV-8000T-U & PV-10000T-U PV-5000T-U PV1 (+) PV1 (-) PV1 (+) PV2 (+)

  • Page 34: Danger Of Electric Shock

    Danger of Electric Shock! While working on DC wiring, make sure DC is completely turned off. Polarity & Voltage Check Before plugging in, make sure all polarities and voltages are correct. Incorrect connections could cause malfunction. Multiple PV Connections for PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U/PV-15000T-U/ PV-20000T-U Either two paralleled DC feeds from one common PV string or two independent DC strings can be set up for PV-8000T-U...

  • Page 35: Be Sure To Switch Off Pv

    Be Sure to SWITCH OFF PV Direct pull-off of DC plugs can lead to sparks. Be sure to switch off PV beforehand. 6.10 Ready to Start 6.10.1 Checklist Before starting the inverter, please check the following items: Item Check Points Checked? ...

  • Page 36: Changing Grid Connection And Operation Parameters

    6.10.2 Changing Grid Connection and Operation Parameters If you need to change grid connection settings and/or operation parameters including voltages, frequency range, power factor and power limitation, please contact your local authorized service provider for an “USB key” to do so. After modifying, for the sake of verifying changed settings, please refer to Ch.7.4.5 Operation Frame on P.43.

  • Page 37: Start-Up Procedure Of Inverter

    6.10.3 Start-up Procedure of Inverter Start Checklist & Settings OK? Switch on AC Wait for 40 Seconds Switch AC Off LCD & Touch Pad On? Check AC Switch PV (DC) on Wait for 2 Mins Switch PV (DC) Off Producing Check PV Power? Check Ethernet...

  • Page 38: Operation

    7. Operation 7.1 Overview 7.1.1 LCD Active Interfaces Time & Date Sun & PV panel AC Power Power Flow Graph & Text Area Energy Hours or Days 7.1.2 Icons on LCD Icon Description Note USB. Appears when USB port in use; flashing while accessing data.

  • Page 39: Touch Pad

    7.1.3 Touch Pad Touch pad is used to change frame displayed on LCD screen. 7.1.4 Icons on Touch Pad Icon Description Note Home. Returns to Home Screen. Toggle. Toggles between frames for information. Backward. Switches to previous daily (monthly) frame. Forward.

  • Page 40: Incorrect Clock Settings

    The flashing characters are the fields to be set. Use touch pad for all entries. When completed, tap to finish and confirm your new settings. The following table depicts functions of touch pad keys. Icon Function Note Confirms settings. Switches views among Year, Month, Day, Hour and Minute.

  • Page 41: Self-Calibration Of Clock

    Daily Yield Time & Date Graph AC Power Hours Daily Yield Peak Power of the Day Self-calibration of Clock If the inverter is connected to the Internet, the clock will synchronize with a local time server automatically. To do this, you will need to set the time zone and time server via internal web server.

  • Page 42: Frames

    7.4 Frames 7.4.1 Operation Chart Note: 1. Tapping will go back to Home (Daily) Frame. 2. Daily Error Frame will not pop up if there have been no errors occurred during the day. LAN IP and/or Wi-Fi IP will not show on screen if no Ethernet and/or Wi-Fi connected.

  • Page 43: Home Screen & Daily Frame

    7.4.2 Home Screen & Daily Frame The Home Screen (Daily Frame) shows the operation data of a day. The user can switch to different daily data by tapping FORWARD or BACKWORD. The date on the upper right side will change accordingly as well. Daily Yield Time &...

  • Page 44: Daily Error Frame

    7.4.4 Daily Error Frame This frame exists when there have been operation errors during the day. Error Count Error Type 7.4.5 Operation Frame This frame shows operational information of inverter. There are five sub-frames as described here. 1. E-Total & H-Total: E-Total (total accumulated energy) in kWh and H- Total (total operating time of inverter) in hours 2.

  • Page 45: Error Frame

    9. Modbus Address: Designated address of inverter for all communication purposes in the monitoring network. 10. AC Nominal Frequency: GF: 59.5 ~ 60.3Hz; AC Voltage Range: GF: 198.0 ~ 248.0V. 7.4.6 Error Frame An error implicates abnormal activity of the solar system. The frame pops up automatically after detection of an error.

  • Page 46: Note On "Keep Pv Off

    Internal capacitor(s) short KEEP PV OFF User must switch off PV immediately High DC current detected Relay failed Error Implication DC current sensor failed Internal temperature of inverter high GFCI detection failed Currently not used by system Anti-islanding (or AFD) failed FAN FAILS Internal or external cooling fan failed to work Note on “KEEP PV OFF”...

  • Page 47: Network And Internet

    7.5 Network and Internet 7.5.1 Accessing Inverter via LAN (Local Area Network) Router Inverter The illustration above is a typical LAN connection. The inverter and devices are connected to a router by Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi. Computers and other devices in the LAN can access inverter’s data if its IP address is known.

  • Page 48: Using Usb

    7.6 Using USB 7.6.1 Plugging in USB Stick To acquire inverter data, you can plug in a pre-formatted USB stick into the USB interface beneath inverter. The stick must be FAT or FAT32 formatted. Remove the cap and plug in a USB stick. If inverter recognizes the device, the USB icon on LCD screen will light up.

  • Page 49: Firmware Upgrade

    7.6.3 Firmware Upgrade The inverter can be upgraded to the latest firmware version via USB or Internet. To do this, you will need to have either the firmware update in a USB stick or the inverter connected to the Internet. Please consult your local service provider for more details;...

  • Page 50: Overview

    IP address Display Tabs Inverter Status Daily Graphs Forward/Backward Tabs Information Board 7.7.2 Overview 1. Display Tabs: There are 4 selections available. Day: Yield graphs of the day Month: Bar Graphs of a month. When pointing cursor to a specific day, the corresponding yield of that day will highlight automatically.

  • Page 51: Settings

    “system” data will not be viewable. 4. Forward/Backward Tabs: Move current display forward or backward. 7.7.3 Settings When in Settings, you will see the table below. Inverter Info. PV-5000T-U Date & Time Oct/1/2013 11:02:00 Voltage Range 194.0 ~ 264.0 V Frequency Range 47.50 ~ 51.50 Hz...

  • Page 52: Some Items May Not Be Changed

    3. Voltage Range: Operation voltage range of inverter. 4. Frequency Range: Frequency range of inverter operation. 5. Grid Regulation: The safety regulation the inverter is currently complying with. 6. PF: Power factor. Ranging from -0.8 ~ +0.8. 7. 70% Limit: On or Off. Limits AC output power of inverter to 70% of the original rating.

  • Page 53: Rcr Cannot Be Set Via Web

    Active Power Signal Length 2 Sec Fallback Active 100% Fallback Time 10 Min Fallback Power 100% 100% 100% 1. K1 ~ K4: The relays on RCR. 2. Active: When selected, relays K1 ~ K4 will be active. 3. Power: The corresponding limit on AC output power of inverter. 4.

  • Page 54: Rs485

    8. RS485 8.1 About RS485 A typical RS485 connection is as below. Connecting to device or computer with RS485 interface Some Noteworthy Points: 1. Wires between devices and computer shall be twisted. 2. Maximum allowable wire length is 1000 meters. 3.

  • Page 55: Rs485 Segments Pv-20000T-U (E-Display)

    8.2.2 RS485 Segments PV-20000T-U (E-Display) Terminal Resistor Switch Address Switch RS485 terminal T/R 1+ T/R 1- T/R 2+ T/R 2- 8.2.3 Wiring Diagram 1. Connect T/R+ and T/R- of RS485 converter to the T/R1+ and T/R1- of an inverter respectively. 2.

  • Page 56: Setting The Terminal Resistor

    RS485 bus is 15. Position “0” is reserved for broadcast purposes when multiple inverters are employed. Please do not use in all circumstances. 8.2.5 Setting the Terminal Resistor As shown on right, “ON” indicates a resistor is added. ONLY the terminal-end inverter (last inverter of the row) should have this switch set to “ON”.

  • Page 57: Connecting To Ripple Control Receiver (Rcr)

    9. Connecting to Ripple Control Receiver (RCR) RCR receives control signals from your power company. PV series inverters can be connected to RCR directly. Inverters will be able to receive command from RCR and adjust their AC output powers to the corresponding level. A typical RCR installation is illustrated below.

  • Page 58: Connections With Multiple Inverters

    9.1 Connections with Single Inverter When connecting a single inverter only, refer to the figures below. 9.2 Connections with Multiple Inverters To Other Inverters...

  • Page 59: E-Series (Optional)

    10. E-Series (Optional) E-Series stands for Economic Series. It offers three solutions for customers who are seeking only basic logger functionalities and wishing to save a bit upon their own interests. The display screen of inverter is either not equipped or of some simple form.

  • Page 60: Stand-By Mode

    LED A LED B LED C Error Message High Internal Temperature GFCI Detection Failed Bus Failed Blink Blink Blink Arcing Fault Detected (AFD) Blink Isolation Fault (< 2.0MΩ) Blink Leakage Current High Blink Cooling Fan(s) Failed Note：Blinking means LEDs on for 0.5 seconds and off for 0.5 seconds. 10.2 LED Panel + 7-Segment Display (Solution B) This is the optimal selection of E-Series between features and price.

  • Page 61: Countdown Mode

    The 7-segment display screen exits stand-by mode and goes to countdown mode when inverter receives sufficient DC power from solar panels again or internal communication fault gets resolved. 10.2.2 Countdown Mode When inverter is ready to connect to electrical grid, the 7-segment display screen enters a 300-second countdown.
  • Page 62 Total Pac Press Button System Fac Tracker 1 Idc 2sec 2sec Phase R Vac Tracker 2 Idc 2sec 2sec Phase S Vac Tracker 3 Idc 2sec 2sec Phase T Vac Modbus address 2sec 2sec Tracker 1 Vdc E-Today 2sec 2sec Tracker 2 Vdc Firmware version 2sec...

  • Page 63: Error Messages

    Index Indication Unit Frequency of electrical grid Voltage of electrical grid phase R Voltage of electrical grid phase S Voltage of electrical grid phase T Input voltage of DC tracker 1 Input voltage of DC tracker 2 Input voltage of DC tracker 3 Input current of DC tracker 1 Input current of DC tracker 2 Input current of DC tracker 3...
  • Page 64 Error Message Indication Bus voltage low Bus voltage high CPU communication abnormal Mismatch of firmware version between CPUs EEPROM memory faulty Error on system consistency Over-current in inverter detected Slow start-up on Bus Error Message Indication Grid voltage over range Grid voltage below range Electrical grid not detected Grid voltage over range...

  • Page 65: Led Panel + Lcm Panel (Solution C)

    10.3 LED Panel + LCM Panel (Solution C) This is the premium selection of E-Series. There is a LCM screen in addition to the LED panel from Ch.10.1. The LED panel has three LED lights and one button. When fault occurs, one or two or three LED lights will be on blinking. 10000W Etoday 50.5kWh...
  • Page 66 WELCOME Waiting 300s 5sec 10000W Etoday 50.5kWh Press Button Vac 220/221/222V 15/16/17A Press Button Vdc 580/590/600V 12/13/14A Press Button Etotal 1799kWh Htotal 572hr Press Button PV-10000T-U Ver 01.01.01 Press Button Safety Mode TW GRID Press Button Modbus ADDR. Press Button GF: 59.5~60.3Hz GV: 198.0~248.0V Press Button...

  • Page 67: Error Mode

    10.3.3 Error Mode When inverter encounters an error, LCM screen enter error mode and an error message will be displayed on LCM screen continuously. This error message will remain on-screen until user presses the button on LED panel to unlock and exit error mode. When exited, the LCM screen returns to regular mode and goes to the information frame displaying the solar power being generated at the moment (unit: W) and cumulative solar power that has been generated today (unit: kWh).
  • Page 68 Error Message Indication Internal fault detected KEEP PV OFF Please keep DC breaker of solar panels off High DC current detected Relay failed DC current sensor failed Internal temperature high GFCI detection failed Bus Failed Anti-islanding detection failed FAN FAILS Fan not working properly Error Message Indication...

  • Page 69: Last Error Information Frame

    10.3.4 Last ERROR Information Frame The inverter error that has occurred most recently is generally recorded by the Last error. When a new inverter error happens, the Last ERROR information frame will update to this new inverter error. Last ERROR Vac 272V...

  • Page 70: Maintenance

    11. Maintenance Conventionally, an inverter does not require any special care throughout its life. However, to keep the inverter in best performance, it’s recommended to do the following on a regular basis. 1. Make sure no object is placed on the top of inverter. 2.

  • Page 71: Replacing Fans

    11.1 Replacing Fans For years of operation, the fans of the inverter may be worn out. When the fans are very noisy or stopped, please replace the fan. Be sure to SWITCH off PV and AC Before replacing fan, please turn both AC and DC off. 11.1.1 Replacing Internal Fan 1.

  • Page 72: Troubleshooting

    12. Troubleshooting In cases where an inverter detects a problem, an error message may be conveyed by the system. Use the table below to resolve accordingly. If the problem persists, contact your local service provider for further assistance. Trouble Suggestions 1.

  • Page 73: Specifications

    13. Specifications 13.1 PV-5000T-U/PV-8000T-U/PV-10000T-U Model Unit PV-5000T-U PV-8000T-U PV-10000T-U Input (DC) Recommended 5500 8800 11000 Max. Power MPPT Range 550 ~ 850 550 ~ 850 550 ~ 850 (full load) Working Range 180 ~ 980 180 ~ 980 180 ~ 980 Max.
  • Page 74 Model Unit PV-5000T-U PV-8000T-U PV-10000T-U General Temp. Range °C -20 ~ 55 °C -20 ~ 45 Temp. (Full Power) Topology Transformerless Protection IP65 Humidity 0 ~ 100% Cooling Convection Protection Class Overvoltage Cat. Pollution Degree III Environment Cat. DC Input: II, AC Output: III Amplitude <...

  • Page 75: Pv-15000T-U

    13.2 PV-15000T-U Model Unit PV-15000T-U Input (DC) Recommended 16500 Max. Power MPPT Range 550 ~ 850 (full load) Working Range 180 ~ 980 Max. DC Voltage Max. DC Current 10 x 2 (Paralleled DC Feeds) & 10 x 1 No. of MPP Trackers 14 x 2 (Paralleled DC Feeds) &...
  • Page 76 Model Unit PV-15000T-U General Temp. Range °C -20 ~ 55 °C -20 ~ 45 Temp. (Full Power) Topology Transformerless Protection IP65 Humidity 0 ~ 100% Cooling Convection Protection Class Overvoltage Cat. Pollution Degree III Environment Cat. DC Input: II, AC Output: III Amplitude <...

  • Page 77: Pv-20000T-U

    13.3 PV-20000T-U Model Unit PV-20000T-U Input (DC) Recommended 22000 Max. Power MPPT Range 550 ~ 780 (full load) Working Range 180 ~ 980 Max. DC Voltage Max. DC Current 10 x 2 (Paralleled DC Feeds) & 10 x 2 No. of MPP Trackers 14 x 2 (Paralleled DC Feeds) &...
  • Page 78 Model Unit PV-20000T-U General Temp. Range °C -20 ~ 55 °C -20 ~ 45 Temp. (Full Power) Topology Transformerless Protection IP65 Humidity 0 ~ 100% Cooling Convection Protection Class Overvoltage Cat. Pollution Degree III Environment Cat. DC Input: II, AC Output: III Amplitude <...

  • Page 79: Pv-20000T-U(E-Display)

    13.3 PV-20000T-U (E-Display) Model Unit PV-20000T-U Input (DC) Recommended 22000 Max. Power MPPT Range 550 ~ 780 (full load) Working Range 180 ~ 980 Max. DC Voltage Max. DC Current 10 x 2 (Paralleled DC Feeds) & 10 x 2 No.
  • Page 80 Model Unit PV-20000T-U General Temp. Range °C -20 ~ 55 °C -20 ~ 45 Temp. (Full Power) Topology Transformerless Protection IP65 Humidity 0 ~ 100% Cooling Convection Protection Class Overvoltage Cat. Pollution Degree III Environment Cat. DC Input: II, AC Output: III Amplitude <...

  • Page 81: Addendum

    14. Addendum 14.1 Efficiency Charts 14.1.1 PV-5000T-U 14.1.2 PV-8000T-U...

  • Page 82: Pv-10000T-U

    14.1.3 PV-10000T-U 14.1.4 PV-15000T-U...

  • Page 83: Pv-20000T-U

    14.1.5 PV-20000T-U...
  • Page 84 P/N: MUB0-A00000-0...

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