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- Page 1 LUNA2000-200KWH-2H1 Smart String Energy Storage System Quick Guide Issue: 02 Part Number: 31500HTW Date: 2022-11-18 HUAWEI DIGITAL POWER TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
- Page 2 If the paint is damaged due to collision during transportation or installation, use the RAL9003 outdoor paint to repair the damaged area. • For details about the binding positions of the delivered mounting brackets and screws, see the packing list. Appearance Copyright © Huawei Digital Power Technologies Co., Ltd. 2022. All rights reserved.
- Page 3 Front View Side View Top View Foundation Forklift space Hoisting bracket position Anchor bracket The site foundation must be designed by professional technical personnel such as those from a design institute. The technical personnel can refer to the foundation drawings of the Company.
- Page 4 Installing the ESS 1. Remove the baffle plate from the bottom of the ESS. 2. Remove the pallets.
- Page 5 3. Install the baffle plate to the bottom of the ESS. 4. Open the cabinet doors.
- Page 6 5. Take out the delivered documents, such as the packing list. Document position 6. Take out the mounting brackets delivered with the product. After opening the doors, check the number of deliverables based on the packing list. If any deliverable is missing, contact your dealer immediately. Anchor bracket, anchor bracket screw, and Leveling Hoisting bracket and screw...
- Page 7 Using a Crane Crane hoisting capacity ≥ 1 t, working radius ≥ 2 m Using a Forklift...
- Page 8 8. Secure the ESS. If the ESS is not positioned stably, use a spacer to level the ESS before securing it. Connecting a Ground Cable for the ESS Conductor Cross- Outer Name Type Terminal Source Sectional Area Diameter Single-core outdoor Prepared Ground copper/copper-clad...
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Page 9: Installing Components
Open the ESS cabinet doors and connect the ground cable. Installing Components Installation Positions Before installing components, ensure that the ESS is securely installed. Battery pack Smart Rack controller Rack mounted fire extinguishing system Maintenance socket Smart Power Sensor... - Page 10 Component Source Component Source Rack mounted fire Purchased from Purchased from Smart PCS extinguishing system the Company the Company Purchased from (Optional) Prepared by the Battery pack the Company Maintenance socket customer (Optional) Smart Purchased from Purchased from Rack controller Power Sensor the Company the Company...
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Page 11: Installing Battery Packs
Installing Battery Packs • Before installation, ensure that battery packs are stored indoors and that other storage requirements specified in the user manual are met. • Before installation, check the status of the battery packs. Do not use the battery packs if the packing cases are exposed to rain, damaged, or deformed, or if the battery packs leak or fall. - Page 12 2. Use a forklift to transport the battery installation tray kit (installation kit for short) to the vicinity of the ESS. The installation kit should be purchased from the Company. Forklift space 3. Take out the installation kit. 4. Insert, assemble, and secure the installation kit onto the forklift. •...
- Page 13 5. Take out the battery pack. • At least four persons are required to move a battery pack. • When using the lifting handles, hold the handle end closer to the device.
- Page 14 6. Install and secure the battery pack on the installation kit. 7. Install the battery pack in the ESS.
- Page 15 8. Secure the battery pack using the delivered screws. 9. Install air channel plates between battery packs based on the label on the air channel plates. The air channel plates are delivered with the product.
- Page 16 Top air channel plate Air channel plate between battery packs Bottom air channel plate 10.Install the column to the ESS.
- Page 17 Installing the Rack Controller 1. Remove the decorative cover and maintenance compartment cover from the rack controller using the delivered security Torx wrench. 2. Install short-circuiting copper bars that are delivered with the product. Secure the copper bars using a 16 mm socket.
- Page 18 3. Install the decorative cover and maintenance compartment cover to the rack controller. 4. Remove cables bound on the outside of the ESS.
- Page 19 5. Install the upper bracket, lower bracket, rainproof canopy, and lifting handles to the rack controller. • The upper bracket, lower bracket, rainproof canopy, and lifting handles are delivered with the product. • The screws for securing the upper and lower brackets are preinstalled on the rack controller.
- Page 20 Installing the Smart PCS 1. Install the mounting bracket.
- Page 21 2. Install mounting ears and lifting handles, and then secure the Smart PCS. The mounting ears are delivered with the Smart PCS, and the lifting handles are delivered with the ESS. • At least four persons are required to install the Smart PCS. •...
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Page 22: Installing Cables
(Optional) Installing the Smart Power Sensor (DDSU666-H) 1. Remove the baffle plate in front of the power distribution area. 2. Install the DDSU666-H. Installing Cables Preparing Cables The cable diameter must comply with local cable standards. The key factors include the rated current, cable type, routing method, maximum expected line loss, rated temperature, ambient temperature, thermal resistance, acidity, sedimentation, and environmental protection requirements. - Page 23 Conductor Cross- Outer Name Type Terminal Source Sectional Diameter Area Ground cable Prepared by Single-core outdoor M6 OT/DT for the rack ≥ 25 mm copper cable terminal controller customer Prefabricated DC power Delivered DC power cable (with a corrugated with the cable pipe) product...
- Page 24 Installing Cables for the Rack Mounted Fire Extinguishing System Take out the reserved cables and install them to the rack mounted fire extinguishing system. Ensure that the cables are correctly installed. If a fire occurs when cables are not connected or incorrectly connected, the ESS cannot actively extinguish the fire.
- Page 25 Black start...
- Page 26 2. Install the 48 V cables. • Cables to 2FCB6 and 2FCB7 are preinstalled before delivery. • Other 48 V cables are delivered with the product. • The cable between Pack10 and Pack11 is 04097837-10, and the other cables are 04097837-07.
- Page 27 3. Install cables to the COM ports. • Cables to COM-1 on Pack1 and COM-2 on Pack12 are reserved before delivery. After connecting the cables to the battery packs, bind the cables inside the cabinet. Connect the other ends of the cables after installing the rack controller.
- Page 28 Installing Rack Controller Cables 1. Remove the decorative cover and maintenance compartment cover from the rack controller using the delivered security Torx wrench. 2. Connect the preinstalled cables to the BAT/BUS ports. Magnetic rings are delivered with the product and need to be bound after being installed. •...
- Page 29 3. Connect the preinstalled cables to J1 (left), J2 (right), and FE1. When securing the network cable (as shown by ⑥ in the figure), hold the cable and align it • with the FE network port. After the network cable is properly installed, do not release it. Use the other hand to tighten the nut of the RJ45 connector.
- Page 30 5. Install the protective cover delivered with the product, connect a ground cable to the protective cover on the left or right side, and bind the cable. Installing DC Power Cables • Secure cables on the 1Q2 side using a 16 mm socket.
- Page 31 Installing Auxiliary AC Power Cables (with External Grid Power Supply) Installing Single-Phase AC Input Power Cables (Without External Grid Power Supply) • If a UPS or other reliable backup power supply is used, perform the following steps to connect single-phase AC input power cables. •...
- Page 32 Installing Communications Cables Installing an FE Communications Cable Connect the FE communications cable to the WAN port on the CMU. The communications cable needs to be routed through the magnetic ring at the cable hole at the bottom. (1) White- (2) Orange and-orange (3) White-...
- Page 33 Installing Fiber Ring Network Communications Cables • Only professionals are allowed to connect and splice optical fiber cables. • In the optical fiber ring topology, two optical fiber cables are required. 1. Remove the external mechanical parts from the access terminal box (ATB). 2.
- Page 34 5. Connect the peripheral optical fiber cable to the ATB, splice the optical fiber cable and the optical jumper, and then wind the spliced cable around the fiber spool on the ATB. 6. Check that the cables are connected correctly and securely.
- Page 35 Name DDSU666-H Side ESS Side K1-COM1:+>1PGH1:485A (preinstalled before 458A delivery) RS485 communications cable K1-COM1:->1PGH1:485B (preinstalled before 485B delivery) Current transformer CT:5 I* (white) XT1:1:2>1FCB:1 cable CT:6 I (blue) XT1:3:1>1PGH1:L Power cable XT2:3:1>1PGH1:N 5.10 (Optional) Installing Maintenance Socket Cables The actual appearance of the maintenance socket may vary. The figure shows only the installation method.
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Page 36: Check Before Power-On
Check Before Power-On No. Check Item Expected Result • The equipment is intact and free from rust or paint flake-off. If the Equipment paint flakes off, repair the damaged paint. • appearance The labels on the equipment are clear. Damaged labels must be replaced. -
Page 37: Power-On Process
Power-On Process • Check all equipment before power-on. For details, see the corresponding user manuals. • Incorrect cable connections may damage the Smart PCS. Check that cables are correctly connected before the first power-on. If any exception occurs during the power-on process, stop the operation. - Page 38 Step Item Remarks Powering on the AC power distribution cabinet Corresponding to number 1 in connected to the grid the power-on diagram Powering on (Optional) Powering on the UPS Corresponding to numbers 10 the auxiliary and 11 in the power-on diagram power supply Powering on the 220 V AC auxiliary Corresponding to numbers 2, 3,...
- Page 39 1. Turn on the DC circuit breaker 1Q1 (as shown by 7 in the figure). 2. Check that the AC voltage is within the allowed range (220 V ± 10%) using a multimeter (as shown by 2 in the figure). 3.
- Page 40 Preparations and WebUI Login 1. Connect the network cable between the PC network port and the SmartLogger. 2. Set the IP address of the PC. Ensure that the IP address is in the same subnet as that of the SmartLogger. Connected Port IP Setting Default Value on SmartLogger...
- Page 41 5. Log in to the WebUI. Scenario 1: Initial Login When the User Name Is Displayed as Admin In this scenario, you need to update the SmartLogger to V800R021C10SPC020 or later. Parameter Description Language Select a desired language. User Name The default value is admin.
- Page 42 Checking the SmartLogger Software Version Choose Monitoring > Logger(Local) > About and check that the software version is FusionSolar V800R021C10SPC110 or later. Upgrading the SmartLogger • If the SmartLogger software version is not FusionSolar V800R021C10SPC110 or later, upgrade the SmartLogger. •...
- Page 43 2. Choose Monitoring > ESU > Running Param., select Delete invalid battery packs, and submit the settings. 3. Choose Monitoring > ESU > Running Info., and click in the upper right corner, and wait for 2 minutes. 4. Choose Monitoring > ESR, click +, and verify that the ESM-1 to ESM-12 status indicators under the ESR are all green or yellow.
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Page 44: Deployment Wizard
7. Choose Monitoring > ESU > Running Info., and click in the upper right corner, and wait for 2 minutes. 8. Choose Monitoring > ESM and check in the upper right corner to ensure that no major alarm is generated. Deployment Wizard Click Deployment Wizard and set parameters as prompted. - Page 45 Parameter Description Active power threshold of Control the maximum target grid power when the grid-connection grid during battery point has zero power. discharge Allowed fluctuation of the target grid power for the grid-connection Adjustment deadband point • Enable: Automatic SOC calibration is enabled. If the total charge and discharge energy reaches the threshold or the calibration function has not been triggered for 30 days, the SOC automatic Automatic SOC...
- Page 46 After you click it, the button turns gray. Repeated • Connect to a Huawei network management system (NMS). (If the ESS is connected to the FusionSolar Smart PV Management System, the port number is 27250 by default or 16101.) •...
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Page 47: System Start-Up
System Startup Start up the system when needed. 1. On the SmartLogger WebUI, choose Maintenance > Device Mgmt. > Connect Device. 2. Click in the upper right corner to start devices in batches. Setting Capacity Limit Choose Settings > Battery Control > Capacity Limit to set the capacity limit. Parameter Description If this parameter is set, the capacity of the grid-connection point is not limited. - Page 48 Closing the Cabinet Door Statement After the deployment commissioning is complete, close the cabinet door and secure the safety rope. Statement How Do I Connect the ESS to the FusionSolar Smart PV Management System? 1. Enter https://management system IP address: 31943 in the address box of a browser, and press Enter.
- Page 49 1. Choose Plants > Plant Management from the main menu. 2. On the Plant Management page, click Add Plant. 3. Perform the steps as prompted. Customer Service Contact Information Statement Country Email China solarservice@huawei.com 400-822-9999 Japan Japan_ESC@ms.huawei.com 0120258367 Romania eu_inverter_support@huawei.com 800400897/+40312291238...
- Page 50 Huawei Digital Power Technologies Co., Ltd. Huawei Digital Power Antuoshan Headquarters Futian, Shenzhen 518043 People's Republic of China www.huawei.com...