Appendix C Power Frequency & Pv Switching Solution; Solution Introduction; Qh100-Pv Switching Module - INVT Goodrive100-PV Series Operation Manual

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Appendix C Power frequency & PV switching solution
C.1 Solution introduction
Generally, inverters do not allow simultaneous connection of power frequency and PV. If such
simultaneous connection is required, switching control circuit needs to be configured externally.
The following figure shows a solution for reference.
AC breaker (QF1)
A
B
AC Input
C
220V ~
DC breaker (QF2)
+
PV Input
-
Figure C–1 Inverter power frequency & PV switching solution
See C.1.1 for specifications and model selection of QH100-PV switching module, whose necessary
low-voltage apparatuses include QF1, KM1, QF2, FU, and SPD. See section C.1.2 for model
selection information.
C.1.1 QH100-PV switching module
C.1.1.1 Models and specification
Field
Product
series
abbreviation
AC Contactor (KM1)
A1

QH100-PV Switching Module

PV+
PV-
PV+
Fuse(FU)
SPD(Surge Protection Device)
QH100 – 055A – 4 – PV
Sign
Description
Product series
abbreviation
Power frequency & PV switching solution
KM1
A2
Voltage Detection Circuit
COM
Diode(D)
QH100 series power frequency & PV
switching module
-66-
R
R
S
S
T
T
RO1B
U
RO1C
V
GD100-PV
Inverter
W
S
HDI
COM
PE
(+)
(+)
(-)
Content
M

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Hamse Ismael
March 9, 2025

I want to connect a low water level sensor to GD100-PV invt how it supposed to do

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Mr. Anderson
March 9, 2025

The low water level sensor should be connected to the INVT Goodrive100-PV Series inverter at the designated terminal. Based on the standard wiring diagram:

1. Identify the low water level switch terminals.
2. Connect the common terminal of the sensor to the COM terminal on the inverter.
3. Connect the sensor output to the appropriate input terminal (e.g., S1 or S4) on the inverter.
4. Ensure wiring is secure and correctly configured according to the installation guidelines.

This setup allows the inverter to receive signals from the low water level sensor and respond accordingly.

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Nedal
May 6, 2025

@Hamse Ismael

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