Overcurrent And Under-Voltage Shutdown; General; Functional Principle; Safety - Fronius String Control 100/12 Operating Instructions Manual

Overcurrent and Under-voltage Shutdown

General

The Fronius String Control 100/12 has a shutdown function that interrupts the energy sup-
ply in the Solar Net:
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Functional princi- The overcurrent and under-voltage shutdown is not dependent on the current flow direc-
ple tion.
If the String Control 100/12 measures a current flow > 3 A or a voltage < 7 V while supplying
Solar Net components, the energy supply in the Solar Net is interrupted.
The energy supply can be restored automatically or manually.

Safety

Restoring the en-
ergy supply auto-
matically
The jumper (1) must be set to position A for automatic restoration of the energy supply.
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If there is no short circuit and the LED 'PWROK' is not lit up, a shutdown due to under-
voltage has occurred.
In this case an energy supply to the DATCOM components via an external source is re-
quired.
in the event of overcurrent, e.g., in case of a short circuit
in the event of under-voltage
WARNING! An electric shock can be fatal. Danger from DC voltage from solar
modules.
- Make sure that the input and output sides in front of the device are not
charged before connecting anything.
- Any and all connections should only be carried out by qualified electricians.
- Follow the safety rules in these operating instructions.
(2)
After a shutdown due to overcurrent or under-voltage, the Fronius String Control 100/
12 tries to restore the energy supply in the Solar Net every 5 seconds so long as there
is a short circuit, for example.
The 'PWROK' LED (2) flashes briefly every 5 seconds.
When the power supply is reestablished the 'PWROK' LED lights up green.
Jumper positions:
(1)
A Automatic restoration of the energy
supply
(factory setting)
M Manual restoration of the energy
supply
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