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  • Page 1 STACK’D SERIES Install Manual v1.0...
  • Page 2 HomeGrid’s line of products is constantly evolving. This document specifically pertains to the HomeGrid Stack’d Series. Lithion Battery Inc. (“HomeGrid”) reserves the right to make improvements to the product and update the contents of this document without prior notification. All images and illustrations provided in this manual are for demonstration purposes only and may differ in detail from the actual product, depending on the product version.
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    7. Optional Install Features ......18 8. Connect the Battery to Wi-Fi (HomeGrid App) ..19 9.
  • Page 4: Safety Statements

    INSTALL MANUAL SAFETY STATEMENTS Critical User Information The HomeGrid Stack’d Series is an electrical device. It is imperative that you thoroughly review this entire document to guarantee the correct utilization of the HomeGrid Stack’d Series system. Neglecting to adhere to these guidelines may render the warranty null and void.
  • Page 5: Warranty Statement

    HomeGrid Stack’d • Respirator Series system, enabling access to remote services offered by HomeGrid. In the event of an extended absence or interruption • Electric Drill/Driver of the internet connection, which hinders HomeGrid’s ability •...
  • Page 6: Torque Requirements

    Please handle with care. Do not utilize a product that has been dropped, incurred water damage, The HomeGrid Stack’d Series is recommended to be installed or been subjected to a significant impact force, as indoors or in accordance with local code ordinances for your doing so may give rise to potential safety hazards, area (Contact your HomeGrid Rep for additional guidance).
  • Page 7: Included Package Contents

    After receiving the system, please ensure that all the following Each system will include positive and negative battery components are not lost or damaged. Contact HomeGrid terminal lugs (measuring 3/8 inches, suitable for 4/0 cable). Support if any components are missing or damaged.
  • Page 8: Step Installation Guide

    Stack the grey BMS on top of the battery modules and Modules) remove the side panel, giving access to the battery cable terminals, DIP switches, and various ports • Enabling ‘Wi-Fi Connection Mode’ to allow completing necessary for installation. setup for remote monitoring via the HomeGrid App...
  • Page 9 INSTALL MANUAL (Code 56). Detection Mode Address Settings • Enabling ‘Connection Status Mode’ for checking the ‘online status’ (Code 60). Master - Switch 1 UP Invert. SET • Enabling ‘Parallel Detection Mode’ for systems being configured in parallel (Stacks 2-15). Module 1 - Switch 1 UP The DIP switches on the battery modules function to: Addr.
  • Page 10: Power On Sequence + Detection Mode

    INSTALL MANUAL 4. Power On Sequence + Detection Mode Master Stack 2 - Switch 1 UP - Switch 2 UP Now, for the BMS of the system, we need to run a detection of how many battery modules have been stacked. Follow the order Module 1 - Switch 1 UP Module 1 - Switch 1 UP of operations below in careful detail.
  • Page 11 INSTALL MANUAL 4b. PARALLEL ONLY: Linking Parallel Stacks with 4c. PARALLEL ONLY: Parallel Detection Mode Communication Cables This step only applies to installs utilizing multiple Stack’d Series This step only applies to installs utilizing multiple Stack’d Series batteries running in parallel. After completing step 4 for each batteries running in parallel.
  • Page 12: Set The "Inverter Set" Dip Switches

    INSTALL MANUAL 5. Set the “Inverter Set” DIP Switches e) Attach the included lugs onto the ends of both positive After all the battery modules have been successfully recognized and negative 4/0 battery cables (not included) and slide using the “detection” mode (steps 4 and 4A), change the DIP through the large compression seals.
  • Page 13: Optional Install Features

    8. Connect the Battery to Wi-Fi via the HomeGrid App The HomeGrid app is designed for both installers and end users. Depending on the type of user, there are different features within the app.
  • Page 14 (QR Code will indicate ‘Installer’) to your b. Create Account(s) homeowner/’End User’ clients. All installers need to create a HomeGrid account within the As of this writing, ‘End User’ (homeowner/clients) app. Before installers even arrive on-site, it’s best to contact...
  • Page 15 ‘Installation Company’ account. 4000040) to update. To check your system’s firmware installed, follow the procedure Once HomeGrid has linked to a device (Skybox/Gen 3 BMS), below. ‘Installation Company’ accounts can then link specifically to Set the ‘INVERT SET’ DIP switches temporarily to (#2 individual ‘Installer’...
  • Page 16 ‘Network’ they can verify that the system is connected to the local Wi- option within the HomeGrid App. They will be given visual fi network and is communicating with HomeGrid servers by cues for the process and will be redirected to their monitoring observing the following: device’s Wi-Fi settings.
  • Page 17: Reattach Panels + Ensure Wire Management

    10. Calibrating + Balancing the System updated. • If the installer is new to installing HomeGrid Battery This step is absolutely critical to the health of your systems, doesn’t have a Skybox and the firmware on battery.
  • Page 18 The HomeGrid Stack’d Series battery system requires an inverter to transition between DC power from the batteries It’s essential to note that firmware updates for equipment, and AC current for utilities such as lighting, appliances, and such as inverters connected to HomeGrid’s battery systems,...
  • Page 19 INSTALL MANUAL If re-wiring the cable, please use the Brown and Brown/White Pin-out Guide wires accordingly: CAN_H - Brown Sol-Ark LuxPower CAN_L - Brown/White Battery Inverter Battery Inverter Example: CAN_H CAN_L CAN_H CAN_L CAN_H CAN_L CAN_H CAN_L Growatt Victron Battery Inverter Battery Inverter...
  • Page 21 STACK’D SERIES User Manual v1.0...
  • Page 22 HomeGrid’s line of products is constantly evolving. This document specifically pertains to the HomeGrid Stack’d Series. Lithion Battery Inc. (“HomeGrid”) reserves the right to make improvements to the product and update the contents of this document without prior notification. All images and illustrations provided in this manual are for demonstration purposes only and may differ in detail from the actual product, depending on the product version.
  • Page 23 Safety Symbols ........1 THE HOMEGRID ENERGY APP � � � � � � � � � � � � � � � �21 Safety Instructions- Warning &...
  • Page 24: Safety Statements

    USER MANUAL SAFETY STATEMENTS Critical User Information The HomeGrid Stack’d Series is an electrical device. It is imperative that you thoroughly review this entire document to guarantee the correct utilization of the HomeGrid Stack’d Series system. Neglecting to adhere to these guidelines may render the warranty null and void.
  • Page 25: Safety Instructions- Warning & Danger Statements

    During the installation and maintenance of the HomeGrid should be entrusted with the installation, HomeGrid Stack’d Series, it is crucial to prevent maintenance, or replacement of HomeGrid’s the insertion of foreign objects between battery equipment or wiring.
  • Page 26 USER MANUAL For the HomeGrid Stack’d Series battery to update When installing the HomeGrid Stack’d Series, properly, an internet connection is necessary. To position it at a safe distance from heating obtain detailed information and guidance, please equipment or any potential sources of heat and fire.
  • Page 27: Warranty Statement

    HomeGrid Stack’d (excluding minor paint damage), promptly contact Series system, enabling access to remote services offered by HomeGrid. In the event of an extended absence or interruption HomeGrid’s support team for necessary support and assistance.
  • Page 28: Service & Maintenance

    HomeGrid equipment is located. equipment. If you encounter any alarms or alerts, consult the Error Codes Reference Chart on page 12. Promptly reach out to • Ensure the HomeGrid Stack’d Series is positioned away from HomeGrid Support for assistance. direct sunlight.
  • Page 29: System Overview

    State of Charge (SOC), State of Health (SOH), voltage, The HomeGrid Stack’d Series battery system is a modular error codes, and more. Reference this chart to understand more energy storage system designed for residential and commercial pertaining to the status of your system.
  • Page 30: Stack'd Series Bms - Error Codes Reference Chart

    The error codes are shown in the table below: communications with the inverter. Do not tamper with these switches or ports after a successful installation unless you are an electrician certified and authorized by HomeGrid, or you are Cell failure Normal guided to do so by our internal tech support team.
  • Page 31: Stack'd Series 4.8 Kwh Battery Module

    RS232 port. Once your system has been fully configured and is operational, there should be no need to access or make changes in this section unless advised by HomeGrid Support for troubleshooting or making system configuration changes (i.e., expanding system).
  • Page 32: Activation + Shut Off

    If the water is below the battery, thoroughly dry Starting with the very bottom module, turn each battery the site of your HomeGrid battery system before use. module from bottom to top. In case of fire: Press the power button ON, located on the top BMS module (near the LCD display).
  • Page 33: Backup Options

    Whole Home Backup (Load Side Tap) When a load side tap is used, the solar power system is Depending on the design of the system, the HomeGrid Stack’d connected to the electrical distribution system after the main Series is able to partially or fully back up electrical circuits in breaker panel.
  • Page 34: Partial Home Backup

    On the HomeGrid app, you will find near real-time information from the battery, enabling you to stay informed about the operational status of your home power system. For detailed set- up instructions and additional information, please consult the HomeGrid Stack’d Series Installation Manual.
  • Page 35: Troubleshooting

    USER MANUAL TROUBLESHOOTING What do I do if there is an Error 19 on the display? • This a parallel detection mode fault. If the system is in parallel, please check the communication cable between Common Questions + Solutions the master battery system and the connected battery systems in parallel.
  • Page 36: Technical Support

    To obtain additional assistance, kindly reach out to your installer or the HomeGrid support team at support@lithionbattery.com, or call us at (855) 753-3505. Before contacting HomeGrid directly, please ensure you have the following information readily available: • Owner name and installer company name •...

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