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  • Page 1 User Manual Portable Solar Power Station Apollo 5K...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Contents Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Safety .

  • Page 3: Introduction

    Introduction Thank you very much for purchasing the 12VDC Hysolis Apollo 5K unit! We designed this product to help grant you energy independence. We have MAX 30A PD60W 5V 2.4A 12VDC the utmost confidence in this product’s QC 3.0 PD60W performance and quality.

  • Page 4: Safety

    A licensed electrician is required to install the Apollo 5K as spacing installation involves connecting the wires from your home circuit breaker box to the Apollo 5K Wiring Box (optional purchase).

  • Page 5: Initial Inspection

    Wall-Outlet Adapter for AC charging • Solar Input Breaker cable • User Manual • Apollo 5K Unit Report any damage to the product to the dealer and carrier. Contact Hysolis customer service regarding any missing items: Phone: +1 (760) 410-5917 Email: support@hysolis.com...

  • Page 6: Product Features

    Product Features 4.1 Top Panel Wireless Charger Note: The wireless charger can be used to charge compatible electronic devices. Fig. 4 . 1 • Unit top view 4.2 Front Panel 2 . 12VDC Output 5210 Sockets (MAX 2A) 3 . 12VDC Output Anderson Plug (MAX 30A) 12VDC 4 .

  • Page 7: Back Panel

    DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. 17 . 12/24VDC Input Port Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4400W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY 51.2VDC MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM (Max. 10A) NOTICE! THE USER.

  • Page 8: Homepage Ui Touchscreen

    4.4 Homepage UI Touchscreen 11/15/XXXX 15:15 Home 2560 W 2560 W AC Load AC ON S e t t i n g s 2500 W 120VAC 120 W 330 W 100% I n f o r m a t i o n 12VDC DC Load DC OFF...

  • Page 9: Homepage Ui Icons

    4.5 Homescreen UI Icons 11/15/XXXX 15:15 Home 2560 W 2560 W AC Load AC ON S e t t i n g s 2500 W 120VAC 120 W 330 W 100% D a t a 12VDC DC Load DC OFF W a r n i n g s Fig.

  • Page 10: Installation

    Installation Important! A licensed electrician is required to install the Apollo 5K in any hardwired fashion. An Apollo 5K Wiring Box (Optional Purchase) may be used in the installation. For all configurations, please consider the rated amperages of power sources, total loads, wires, and the Apollo 5K. Do not exceed limits.

  • Page 11: Overview

    5.1 Overview There are two installation options. These include Single Unit setup and Multi-unit setup. The power sources for each option include: • AC input (i.e. utility power or generator) • DC input (i.e. automobile with DC output) • PV input (i.e. solar photovoltaic panels) •...
  • Page 12 SWITCH BATTERIES OFF BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4400W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM 51.2VDC NOTICE! THE USER.
  • Page 13 5 .3 .2 Single Unit: 120V AC Output 120VAC (+/-5%) 60Hz / 50Hz Voltage Range (auto sensing) Wave Form Pure sine wave 25A (3,000 watts) / Surge: 50A Rated Current (6,000 watts) Table 5 .2 120V AC output power parameters OUTLET PORTS 12VDC MAX 30A...
  • Page 14 SWITCH BATTERIES OFF BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4400W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY 51.2VDC MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM NOTICE! THE USER.
  • Page 15 5 .3 . 4 Single Unit: 120V DC Output Wireless Charger Max 20W 12VDC Output Anderson Plug Max 30A 12VDC Output Cigarette Lighter Socket Max 10A 5VDC Output USB / TYPE C Charger Max 100W 12VDC Output 5210 Sockets Max 2A Table 5 .4 120V DC output power parameters OUTLET PORTS Refrigerator 1x: 12VDC...
  • Page 16 SWITCH BATTERIES OFF BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4000W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY 51.2VDC MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM NOTICE! THE USER.

  • Page 17: Multi-Unit Setup

    5.4 Multi-unit Setup This section provides wiring diagrams for a multi-unit setup. The Apollo 5K supports up to 12 units (36KW) working synergically for single-phase, split-phase or 3-phase power supply. Important! Additional accessories are needed for setting up the Apollo 5K multi-unit system.
  • Page 18 DISCONNECTING BATTERY BEFORE CONNECTING OR CABLES. DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. Switch 120V~450V CAUTION! Switch BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4000W(18A) ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. 120V~450V CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES.
  • Page 19 120V~450V Switch 120V~450V Switch 120V~450V Switch 120V~450V BATTERY ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. BATTERY ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. BATTERY ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES.
  • Page 20 Single-phase • 6+ Units (N≤12) (Note: N = number of Apollo 5K units) Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit N2 Unit N1 Unit N 12V/24V 12V/24V 12V/24V 12V/24V 12V/24V 12V/24V · · · · · · · · ·...
  • Page 21 CABLES. CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch CAUTION! Switch ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. 120V~450V BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4000W(18A) BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4000W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY 51.2VDC...
  • Page 22 Split-phase • N units (N≤6) (Note: N = number of Apollo 5K units) Phase 1 Phase 2 P1 • Unit 1 P1 • Unit 1 P2 • Unit 1 P2 • Unit N 12V/24V 12V/24V 12V/24V 12V/24V · · ·...
  • Page 23 Battery SOLAR INPUT Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch CAUTION! Switch CAUTION! Switch ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. 120V~450V BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4000W(18A) BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES.
  • Page 24 3-phase • N Units (N≤12) (Note: N = number of Apollo 5K units) Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 P1 • Unit 1 P1 • Unit N P2 • Unit 1 P2 • Unit N P1 • Unit 1 P3 • Unit N...
  • Page 25 CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT Battery SOLAR INPUT Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! CAUTION! CAUTION! ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. Switch 120V~450V BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES.
  • Page 26 Important! The Working Voltage must be within the Apollo’s range of 120–500V. The following tables provide reference calculations to demonstrate the behavior of wattage, voltage, and amperage with solar panels in a series array. The calculations are based on the voltage and wattage of the solar panel specifications of;...
  • Page 27 Solar Panel Open Working Working Total Specifications PV Array Circuit Voltage Current Power (For reference) Voltage 7 panels in series 170.0V 143.0V 13.4A 1400W x 1 string 8 panels in series 194.0V 163.0V 13.4A 1600W x 1 string 9 panels in series 219.0V 184.0V 13.4A...

  • Page 28: Operation

    SWITCH BATTERIES OFF BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4400W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY 51.2VDC MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM NOTICE! THE USER.
  • Page 29 SWITCH BATTERIES OFF BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4400W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY 51.2VDC MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM NOTICE! THE USER.
  • Page 30 SWITCH BATTERIES OFF BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4400W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY 51.2VDC MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM NOTICE! THE USER.
  • Page 31 SWITCH BATTERIES OFF BEFORE CONNECTING OR DISCONNECTING BATTERY CABLES. Battery SOLAR INPUT CAUTION! Switch 120V~450V ONLY CONNECT HYSOLIS 5K BATTERIES. BATTERY DO NOT USE 3RD-PARTY BATTERIES. MAX.4400W(18A) CONNECTING THE WRONG BATTERY MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT AND/OR HARM 51.2VDC NOTICE! THE USER.

  • Page 32: Touchscreens

    6.2 Touchscreens The touchscreens provide information or settings for operation. The Home, Data, and Warnings touchscreens provide information on the operation of the unit. The Settings touchscreens are used to customize the unit’s settings (Fig. 6 .5). The following sections will explain each touchscreen. Note: See Section 8 for Error Codes.
  • Page 33 6 .2 . 1 Home Information Touchscreen When selecting the Home button on the Homepage UI touchscreen you can find real-time information on the AC input, AC output, DC input, DC output, PV (solar) input, and the battery status. Select the appropriate button to see the desired information.
  • Page 34 Homepage UI screen (continued) AC Output Back L o a d s 85 % Vo lt a g e 1 2 0 . 5 V Cu r r e nt 2 2 . 5 A Fr e q u en cy 4 9 .
  • Page 35 6 .2 .2 Settings Touchscreens Selecting the Settings button on the Homepage UI touchscreen shows the Settings Touchscreen options (Fig. 6 .8). 11/15/XXXX 15:15 Working Mode AC F.C. Bat First Home Home Energy Saver 2560 W 2560 W AC Load Unattended AC ON S e t t i n g s...
  • Page 36 Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) Mode (default) Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) mode is the units default working mode (Fig. 6 . 1 0). Important! Uninterruptable Power Supply (UPS) mode, ensures total power draw, including charging and total loads, do not exceed rated amperage of utility power source (e.g.
  • Page 37 AC Fast Charge (AC F .C . ) Mode Important! In AC F.C. mode, do not exceed the rated limit of the power source. For a standard 15A U.S. wall outlet, the charging power should be programmed to 15A or less. For connections to a higher amperage outlet, such as a 30A outlet, the AC Charging Power could be set higher.
  • Page 38 5 . Select the OK button to set the maximum AC power. Home You are trying to increase the AC charging power. The high rated charging power stacking loads power may exceed the outlet rated current. MAX. 650W 1000W 1600W S e t t i n g s PLEASE MAKE SURE THE AC OUTPUT IS TURNED OFF! AC Charing...
  • Page 39 3 . From the Settings menu, select the Working Mode AC F.C. Bat First Back Bat First button (Fig. 6 . 1 6). Energy Saver Unattended Parallel Mode Single P . Split P . 3 Phase S e t t i n g s 中文...
  • Page 40 When the Energy Saver is ON, the Inverter turns off when the load draw is less than 30W. Note: Keeping the Inverter shut off ensures the lowest power consumption of the battery bank. The Inverter only turns on when it detects load power greater than 30W.
  • Page 41 2 . Select the desired battery Working Mode AC F.C. Bat First Auto-start percentage (Fig. 6 .20). Home Energy Saver Please select the desired battery auto-start percentage Note: Be sure to consider your (Higher auto-start percentage is recommended if load Unattended power consumption while power will exceed charging...
  • Page 42 Follow these steps to choose a Parallel mode setting: Single-phase Settings Select the Single P. button to set Working Mode AC F.C. Bat First the unit’s single-phase Home Energy Saver configuration (Fig. 6 .22). Unattended S e t t i n g s Parallel Mode Single P .
  • Page 43 2 . Select the P1 or P2 button Working Mode AC F.C. Bat First (Fig. 6 .25). Home Energy Saver WARNING! Consult Owner’s Manual. Improper Setup may Note: Click the Cancel button to damage unit. Follow Wiring Diagrams. Unattended return to the Settings menu Please turn OFF the AC output before operation! S e t t i n g s Split-Phase.
  • Page 44 P2 (Phase 2) x N Units N≤4 Power & current) Line 3, 120V/60Hz, 25A x N (Stack P3 (Phase 3) x N Units N≤4 Power & current) Table 6 .5 Possible multi-unit configurations Note: N: Number of the Apollo 5K units.
  • Page 45 Language Mode Setting Selecting the Language setting allows you to set the language to English, Spanish, or Chinese (Fig. 6 .28). Working Mode AC F.C. Bat First Home Energy Saver Unattended S e t t i n g s Parallel Mode Single P .
  • Page 46 1 . Selecting Date/Time: Date & Time Back Allows you to set the date and time on the unit. Click the up and down arrows to set each setting. Click OK to confirm or, Back to 11 M 15 D 20XXY 15 H 14 M...
  • Page 47 Download the App by searching for “Hysolis” on the App Store or the Google Play Store. You may need to reset the Apollo 5K WiFi module in some instances if the Apollo 5K loses connection to the WiFi network. In these instances, press the Reset button to reset the WiFi connection (Fig.
  • Page 48 About Screen Select the About button to view information about the unit’s Home A b o u t Hardware Model, Software Version, and General Parameters S e t t i n g s (Fig. 6 .35). P o w e r G e n e r a t e d I n f o r m a t i o n A l e r t H i s t o r y A l e r t s...
  • Page 49 Power Generated Screen 1 . Select the Power Generated button to view the total energy Home A b o u t generated from the PV, AC, and DC power sources (Fig. 6 .37). S e t t i n g s P o w e r G e n e r a t e d I n f o r m a t i o n A l e r t H i s t o r y...
  • Page 50 2 . Click the Clear button to clear alert A l e r t H i s t o r y 1 Back history (Fig. 6 . 4 0). D a te Co d e 3 . Click the Back button to return to 20XX/11/15 the Homepage UI touchscreen.

  • Page 51: Product Care

    Please follow the following product care recommendations to ensure product functionality and avoid warranty issues. • Charge the Apollo 5K to 50% capacity at least before shutting off and storing. • To preserve the battery health, please discharge and fully charge the unit at least once every 6 months.
  • Page 52 Error Error Description Description Codes Codes Inverter over-temperature Bus low-voltage Over-temperature Over DC voltage in AC output Battery over-voltage Output current offset PV over-temperature Inverter current offset Output short circuit Batttery current offset Inverter over-voltage PV current offset Over-loaded AC output low-voltage Bus over-voltage Inverter negative power Bus soft-start failed...
  • Page 53 Warning Codes Description Unidentified AC Input frequency AC Input wave abnormal AC Input over voltage AC Input under voltage AC Input over frequency AC Input under frequency PV Input low voltage Temperature is too high Low battery Battery disconnected AC Output overload Battery is depleted AC Output power reduced PV power too low...
  • Page 54 Issue Possible reason Solution Low battery voltage Recharge the battery The unit beeps during startup process 1. The battery voltage is 1. Check the battery far too low. BMS polarity connection No response after protected 2. Recharge the battery powered on 2.

  • Page 55: Technical Specifications

    Technical Specifications Model Apollo 5K 120 VAC / 3,000 W Continuous Rated AC Power (6,000 W Surge) Rated voltage 51.2 VDC Battery Bank Battery capacity 5,376 Wh Battery Type Lithium / LiFePO4 High voltage protection 60.0 VDC BMS & Low voltage protection 40.0 VDC...

  • Page 56: Declarations

    10.0 Declarations • Some changes may not be noticed specifically such as appearance or specifications due to the exterior material or hardware improvement of the product. • Our company shall not be liable for any damage caused by force, nature such as fire, hurricane, flood, earthquake or the user’s negligence, misuse or other abnormal conditions.
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