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- Page 1 Smart Lifestyle Australia Battery User Manual Installation and Operation...
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Page 2: Exclusion Of Liability
The compilation is made without any guarantee. GENERAL NOTE ON GENDER EQUALITY Smart Lifestyle Australia Pty Ltd. is aware of the importance of language with regard to the equality of women and men and always makes an effort to reflect this in the docu- mentation. -
Page 3: Table Of Contents
Operating Manual CONTENTS 1 Introduction..........................01 1.1 Product introduction......................1.2 Target Group........................... 1.3 Information about safety...................... 1.4 Battery safety specification....................1.5 General precautions....................... 1.6 Handle heavy loads safely....................1.7 List of installation accessorie....................1.8 Limitation of liabilities......................2 Installation..........................2.1 Equipment Installation......................2.2 Installation site and environment.................. -
Page 4: Introduction
5kWh Battery storage capacity Product series 1 from SLA Energy Storage System Smart Lifestyle Australia SLA-ESS-S1-5kWh can be used in conjunction with inverters and can store and release electrical energy according to the requirements of the inverters. Configuration Base+BMS+1*Module SLA-ESS-S1-5kWh... - Page 5 Operating Manual Storage capacity description The capacity of battery packs can be increased by connecting them in series or parallel, as shown in the following. 2~4battery packs in series Two sets in parallel/Two packs in series of each set...
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Page 6: Target Group
Operating Manual Two sets in parallel / three or four packs in series of each set 1.2 Target Group This manual is for qualified electricians. The tasks described in this manual only can be performed by qualified electricians. 1.3 Information about safety Manual preservation This manual contains important information about equipment operations. - Page 7 Operating Manual Symbols on the Type Label Symbol Explanation CE mark. The inverter complies with the requirements of the applicable CE TUV mark The battery should be recycled environmentally and safely in proper facilities. Danger to life due to high voltages in the inverter! Danger Risk of electric shock! Observe enclosed documentation...
- Page 8 Operating Manual Warning signs The warning signs contain important information for safe operation and shall not be torn or broken. Make sure that the warning signs are always placed properly. The broken sign must be replaced immediately Parallel cables shall be installed in troughs or protected by metal pipes. Extremely dangerous situation leading to certain death or Danger! serious injury if the safety information is not observed.
- Page 9 Operating Manual Caution! Danger of burn injuries due to hot enclosure parts! Caution CAUTION During operation, the upper of the enclosure and the enclosure body may become hot. Only touch the lower enclosure lid during operation. Caution! Possible damage to health as result of the radiation! Caution CAUTION Do not stay closer than 20cm to inverter for any length of time.
- Page 10 Dispose and recycle Dispose and recycle batteries properly according to the management rules of waste batteries in di erent countries.The recycling company is Smart Lifestyle Australia Pty Ltd.
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Page 11: Battery Safety Specification
Operating Manual 1.4 Battery safety specification Information about dangers This product is a lithium iron phosphate battery, which meets the requirements of the UN’s recommendations for the transportation of dangerous goods, tests and the UN38.3 certification. For batteries, chemical substances are stored in a sealed metal box designed to withstand the temperature and pressure encountered during normal use. -
Page 12: Handle Heavy Loads Safely
Operating Manual A certified ABC fire extinguisher with a minimum capacity of 2 kg • must be carried during transportation. • During loading and unloading, do not smoke in and near the vehicle. If necessary, when replacing a battery module, please request new •... -
Page 13: List Of Installation Accessorie
Operating Manual When multiple people carry heavy objects at the same time, it is • necessary to consider the height and other conditions, and do a reasonable job of personnel matching and division of labor to ensure a balanced weight distribution. •... -
Page 14: Limitation Of Liabilities
No direct or indirect responsibility will be assumed for product damage or property loss caused by the following situations: product modification, design alteration or parts replacement unau- • thorized by Smart Lifestyle; the serial number or seal is changed, modified or erased by non-tech- • nical personnel;... -
Page 15: Installation
Operating Manual 2 Installation 2.1 Equipment Installation Installation Precaution Smart Lifestyle Australia battery product series is designed for outdoor installation (IP65). Make sure the installation site meets the following conditions: • Not in direct sunlight. • Not in areas where highly flammable materials are stored. -
Page 16: Installation Site And Environment
Operating Manual Please AVOID direct sunlight, rain exposure, snow laying up during installation and operation. No direct sunlight No rain exposure No snow accumulation No direct sunlight No rain exposure No snow accumulation Direct sunlight Snow accumulation Rain exposure Direct sunlight Rain exposure Snow accumulation 2.2 Installation site and environment... - Page 17 Operating Manual Restricted locations Do not install the battery PACK series battery PACK in the following locations: (a) the restricted position determined for the panel in the as/NZS 3000; (b) no more than 600mm from any heat source (such as hot water heater unit, gas-fu- eled heater, air conditioning unit or any other equipment);...
- Page 18 Operating Manual The distance between the highest point of the installed energy storage system and the ground or platform should not exceed 2.2 meters. Unit:mm Installation distances from adjacent objects 65mm Position Min size Left 600mm Right 600mm 50mm Front 600mm Back 65mm...
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Page 19: Installation
Operating Manual 2.2 Installation System Appearance SLA-ESS-S1 Series LED Display Screen BMS main box Battery pack Battery pack Base PCS(to inverter) Grounding point BAT Breaker Debug BMS-PARALLEL Connection Port Left View Right View SLA-ESS-S1 Series user interface... -
Page 20: Required For Installation
Operating Manual Required for installation Installation tools Impact Drill Torque Socket Marker Pen Vacuum Cleaner (Φ10mm drill) Wrench Torque Wrench Torque Screwdriver Steel Tape Level Ruler Electric Batch Wire Stripper Multimeter Rubber Mallet (with M6 socket) Crimping Pliers Wire Cutting Pliers RJ45 Crimping Pliers Art Knife (for PV terminals) - Page 21 Operating Manual Wall Step 2: Use four cross recessed pan head screws and a three component M5x14 unit to install the battery pack, and wall battery mounts. As shown in the following figure. M5*14 Step 3: Stack the installed batteries on top of the already placed base.
- Page 22 Operating Manual Step 4: Use a marker to draw dots at the red intersection in the following image. After drawing the dots, remove the wall battery pendant and use a drill bit to drill holes. Step 5: Install expansion bolts in the drilled holes. Use the expansion bolt with its own M8 nut to fix the wall battery pendant with the expansion bolt.
- Page 23 Operating Manual Step 6: Repeat steps 2 to 5 to install the other battery modules required. Please align the lower battery with the front of the upper battery during installation. Step 7: After installing the battery module, place the high-voltage box on top of the battery box.
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Page 24: Communication Connection
Operating Manual 2.3 Communication connection The communication between the BMS and the inverter is RS485 and CAN. The commu- nication between pack and pack is Daisy chain. .The communication between the BMS main box and the parallel BMS main box is CAN . BMS communication can use the Pack-Inverter connection cable to communicate with the Inverter. -
Page 25: Cable Connection
Operating Manual 2.4 Cable connection The SLA-ESS-S1 system (without inverter) is cableless installation design which includes pre-installed internal connections. The modular stack installation directly plug-in and completes the series connection between battery modules. The connec- tion between The SLA-ESS-S1 system (from BMS main box) and the inverter requires a cable connection using PCS-BAT connector which includes power connection, com- munication and grounding. - Page 26 Operating Manual 1.If you want to install the ,SLA-ESS-S1-30kWh series battery packs, you need to con- nect cables to the parallel ports of the two BMS main boxes. Parallel cables shall be installed in troughs or protected by a metallic cable duct or conduit. The metallic cable duct or conduit, provided that that metallic parts are connected with the equipotential bonding system and comply with IEC62477-2022 clause 4.4.4.2.2 WARNING:Parallel cables shall be installed in troughs or protected by metal pipes.
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Page 27: Install Grounding Protection Wire
Operating Manual 2.5 Install grounding protection wire Precautions Ensure that the protective ground wire is reliably connect- Danger! ed. If it is not connected or becomes loose, it may pose an electrical shock hazard. It is recommended to apply silicone or paint on the Notice outside of the grounding terminal for protection after the grounding wire installation is completed. - Page 28 Operating Manual L=L1+2mm ≤S≤10mm copper wire, 6mm Step 2: Connect the grounding point of the inverter module to the external grounding ring network 1.2～2N·m...
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Page 29: System Operation
Operating Manual 3. System operation 3.1 Start Open the battery circuit breaker cover and switch on the BMS main box switch. Precaution: When using battery PACKs in parallel, if the indicator light of one of the BMS main box does not work, please check whether or not the cable of this battery is connected properly. - Page 30 Operating Manual 2. Please record every detail related to the fault for analysis and troubleshooting. Do not perform any operation on the equipment while it is malfunctioning. Please contact Smart Lifestyle service support as soon as possible. 3. Since the battery contains a small amount of oxygen, and all batteries have explo- sion-proof valves, there is almost no chance of explosion.
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Page 31: Product Protection
Operating Manual 2. If the battery PACK has not caught fire, please put out the fire before the battery PACK catches fire. 3. If the battery PACK catches fire, do not try to extinguish the fire but evacuate people immediately. Precaution: When the temperature of the battery exceeds 150°C, it may Warning! -
Page 32: Battery Status Description
Operating Manual 4. Battery status description 4.1 Battery System LED Display Description Table1 LED display description State Description RUN ALARM FAULT Battery SOC indicator Discription Standby mode Normal Equipment is Battery Based on real SOC operational but Warning Blinking1 system power indication requires maintenance power-up... - Page 33 Operating Manual Table 3 Description of LED Blinking Type Blinking1 0.5s Blinking2 0.75s One by one 0.5s Forward one frame light up The left status indicator and the right battery capacity Notice indicator are judged independently of each other. When the battery system is switched on, the power button indicator lights up. When the battery system is disconnected, the power button indicator turns off Power light State: When RESS is turned OFF, the power light status will be “OFF”.
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Page 34: Battery Storage And Recharging
Operating Manual If in step2, long press is not within the range of 5s to 15s, the vertical light will flash and power light will remain “OFF”; If no effective press again within 5s (While the Vertical Notice light is flashing, and power light is off,), it will be back to the initial state (vertical light will turn “OFF”, and power light is “OFF”,). -
Page 35: Storage Expiration
Operating Manual Batteries can be stored in a metal cabinet such as a chemical-storage cabinet, make sure that batteries are not touching each other. It is recommended to have in place a fire detector in the storage area. Never leave batteries unattended where they can be damaged by someone. Have a class ABC or CO2 fire extinguisher nearby the storage area. -
Page 36: Inspection Before Battery Recharging
Operating Manual A lithium battery will have its capacity decreasing after being stored for a long time, and typically will have its capacity irreversibly decreasing by 3%–10% after being stored at the recommended storage temperature for 12 months. If the customer conducts the discharge test and acceptance according to the specifica- tion, there is a risk that the battery with a capacity less than 100% after being stored will fail the test. -
Page 37: Battery Port Definition And Parameters
Operating Manual 6. Battery port definition and parameters 6.1 Port definition IM-OUT IM-IN IP-OUT IP-IN FSP702436T-0603W FSP202436T-0603W IM-OUT IP-OUT FSP702436T-0603W FSP202436T-0603W Pack + IM-IN Definition Heating + Pack + Heating + Heating - Pack - Heating - IM-IN IP-IN IP-IN Pack -... - Page 38 Operating Manual 6.2 Internal wiring of the system HV BOX JRH JR+ PE IM-out IP-out JRH JR+ PE IM-in IP-in PACK JRH JR- PE IM-out IP-out JRH JR+ PE IM-in IP-in PACK JRH JR- PE IM-out IP-out JRH JRH BH BASE...
- Page 39 Operating Manual Description： ‘B+’ and ‘B-’ are positive and negative pole output lines of the battery pack. ‘BH’ is Negative electrode input line of BMS main box. ‘PE’ is ground line. ‘IM-OUT’ and ‘IP-OUT’ is daisy chain output connection interface ‘IM-IN’...
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Page 40: Battery Parameters
Operating Manual PARALLEL(BAT) interface pin definition P’+ P’- 485A 485B CAN2H CAN2L PCS-BAT Interface The communication between PCS and BAT is RS485 and CAN. PCS-BAT interface pin definition 485A 485B CANH CANL 6.3 Battery parameters SLA-ESS- SLA-ESS- SLA-ESS- SLA-ESS- SLA-ESS- Mode S1-5kWh S1-10kWh... -
Page 41: Routine Maintenance
Operating Manual 7. Routine maintenance Note that the maintenance should be conducted by certified electricians. 7.1 Maintenance plan 1. Check whether or not any wire connection is loose. 2. Check whether or not any cable is aging/broken. 3. Check whether or not any cable insulation peels off. 4. - Page 42 Operating Manual 6. Check whether or not the equipment is well grounded and the grounding resistance is less than 10 ohms. 7.2 Cautions After the equipment stops running, please pay attention to the following matters during maintenance: 1. Operations and maintenance shall comply with the relevant safety standards and regulations.
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Page 43: Error Codes And Troubleshooting
Operating Manual Error codes and troubleshooting Fault name Solution Fault code Switch off the grid side AC circuit breaker, PV DC switch and battery circuit breaker, then switch them on 5 minutes later. BMS communication failure Contact SLA service if the problem persists. Switch off the grid side AC circuit breaker, PV DC switch and battery circuit breaker, then switch them on 5 minutes later. - Page 44 Operating Manual Switch off the grid side AC circuit breaker, PV DC switch and battery circuit breaker, then switch them on 5 minutes later. DC bus over voltage Contact SLA service if the problem persists. Switch off the grid side AC circuit breaker, PV DC switch and battery circuit breaker, then switch them on 5 minutes later.
- Page 45 Operating Manual Protection codes and description 0x340 Protecting Flag Troubleshooting DATE4,5 Turn off the high-voltage box switch in the version and start it BIT2 after 10 seconds. If there is still a problem, contact the mainte- BMS communication failure nance personnel BIT3 Battery overvoltage alarm Please connect PCS discharge...
- Page 46 Exemption from liabilities In any of the following cases, Smart Lifestyle has the right to refuse to fulfil the warranty: • The warranty period of the whole device/parts has expired; • The equipment is broken during transportation;...
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Page 47: Remote Access
Operating Manual 10. Remote access 10.1 Operation instructions requires valid authentication information, such as a username and password. Before remote access, ensure that the network connection is stable. Otherwise, opera- tions may be affected. During remote access, you need to pay attention to the machine running status to avoid machine faults caused by misoperations. - Page 48 Operating Manual Appendix A PV Connection Steps Step 1: Checking PV module. 1.1 Use the digital multimeter to measure the whole installed PV system voltage. 1.2 Check the PV+ and PV- from the PV string combiner box correctly. 1.3 Please make sure the impedance between the positive pole and negative pole of PV to earth should be open circuit (infinite).
- Page 49 Operating Manual Appendix B Two Poles Isolation The battery packs are connected to the “Base” at the bottom and to the HV box / battery management system (BMS) at the top. Since it is a modular stack installation, which directly plugs-in and completes series connection between battery modules, and base, BMS, it ensures that 2 pole isolation is maintained within.
- Page 50 Ph: 1300 198 955 ABN 54 652 113 561 info@smartlifestyleaustralia.com.au smartlifestyleaustralia.com.au Office Address Unit 1, 41 Anzac St, Greenacre, NSW 2190 16 Fastline Road Truganina VIC 3029...
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