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Page 1 User Manual Battery Inverter InREC-36...
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Contents About this Manual ......................... 4 Scope ............................. 4 Target Group ........................4 Symbol Definition ......................... 4 Safety Precautions ........................5 Intended Use ........................5 General Safety Instructions ....................5 Symbols and Warnings on the Inverter ................7 Personnel Requirements ..................... 7 Scope of Delivery ...........................
Page 3 Firmware update ........................ 25 Technical Data ........................26 10.1 Specifications ........................26 10.2 Voltage-Current Operating Profile ................... 28...
Page 4: About This Manual
1 About this Manual 1.1 Scope This manual applies to the following models: InREC-36-HA-100  InREC-36-HA-200  1.2 Target Group This manual is designed for skilled personnel, including installers, operators, service technicians, and plant operators, who are expected to possess the following skills: Knowledge of how power conversion equipment is operated.
Page 5: Safety Precautions
2 Safety Precautions Read this manual thoroughly before operating the Battery Inverter. Notice The device has been manufactured and tested to comply with applicable safety  standards. Prior to operating the equipment, adhere to all safety and caution instructions provided. Misuse of the equipment may result in personal injury or property damage.
Page 6 Before installation, carefully read the battery's user manual and strictly adhere to all  precautions and requirements outlined within. Avoid connecting the DC input with reverse polarity. Failure to do so may result in  equipment failure. Use a fuse between the battery and the inverter DC input. The protection device shall be ...
Page 7: Symbols And Warnings On The Inverter
2.3 Symbols and Warnings on the Inverter Caution, risk of electric shock, if not avoided it could result in serious injury or death. Caution, important safety instruction, indicates potential hazardous situation, if not avoided, it could result in serious injury or death. Caution, hot surface indicates potential hazardous situation.
Page 8: Scope Of Delivery
3 Scope of Delivery Enclosed in the packaging are the following items: Item Quantity Description Inverter Mounting bracket Cable mount AC connector Three pairs of MC4 cable mount connectors (3 sockets and 3 plugs) RJ45 modular connectors Hexagon socket button head with flange M8x18, used to secure the inverter to the mounting bracket Manual...
Page 9: Product Overview
4 Product Overview Item Description DC port Depressurization vent Communication ports AC port Air intake for cooling fans Ground (PE) terminal Handles Type plate Points for securing the inverter to the mounting bracket Air outlet vents Heatsink...
Page 10: Dimensions
4.1 Dimensions Inverter Dimensions Mounting Bracket Dimensions...
Page 11: Installation
5 Installation 5.1 Environmental Considerations Warning Warning: Danger due to fire or explosion. Despite careful construction, electrical devices could cause fire. Do not install the inverter in potentially explosive atmospheres.  Do not install the inverter in areas with highly flammable materials or gases. ...
Page 12: Mounting The Inverter
500mm 500mm Recommended clearance distances 5.2 Mounting the Inverter Caution Caution: Risk of injury The inverter weighs 40kg, posing a risk of injury if dropped or lifted incorrectly during transportation, mounting, or removal from the mounting bracket. Only qualified persons should install the inverter. ...
Page 13 3. If necessary, insert screw anchors into the drilled holes. 4. Secure the wall bracket to the mounting surface using screws. 5. Mount the inverter on the wall bracket by aligning the four mounting points on the back of the inverter with the corresponding mounting points on the wall bracket.
Page 14: Electrical Connections
6 Electrical connections 6.1 Overview of Electrical Connections COM1 COM2 Item Description 3 positive and 3 negative DC connectors, Type: STÄUBLI MC4 COM1: RJ45 [RS485-1 and CAN1] | COM2: RJ45 [RS485-2 and CAN2] AC-grid terminal 3P+N+PE, Type: Amphenol C016 20E004 801 2 Ground connection terminal for ring terminal for lug size of 5mm DANGER Danger: Electric shock hazard...
Page 15: Dc Connection
6.2 DC Connection Warning Install a DC breaker between the DC energy source (battery) and the inverter.  Before connecting or powering the inverter, check that the DC connectors have the  correct polarity. Reverse polarity could cause inverter damage or risk of fire. Ensure that the voltage levels are within the absolute maximum inverter ...
Page 16: Ac Connection
6.3 AC Connection Warning Do not connect loads directly to the inverter output. Always use a breaker between  the inverter any loads or the grid. Connect the phases following the prescribed pin assignment. Otherwise, the inverter  may not function properly. Notice The cable and circuit braker must be sized in accordance with local laws and ...
Page 17 Procedure: 1. Disconnect the circuit breaker on the AC side and secure against reconnection. 2. Remove the cable sheath (jacket) to expose the individual conductors. Ensure the length of the phases falls within a range of 66mm to 68mm. 3. Decrease the length of the phase conductors by 2.5mm. 4.
Page 18: Connecting The Ground Cable
6.3.1 Connecting the Ground Cable Warning Ensure all PE grounding points have an equipotential connection when connecting  multiple inverters in the same installation. A protective earthing conductor must be always connected to the inverter when  power is supply to the inverter by an energy source. Notice The inverter is provided with means of connection for protective bonding, to ensure ...
Page 19: Communication Connections
6.4 Communication Connections The inverter is equipped with two CAN communication ports and two RS-485 communication ports. There is a CAN and RS-485 mapped on the same RJ45 connector. Notice The inverter has an IP65 rating, to maintain the IP65 rating, ensure the RJ45 modular ...
Page 20: Connecting The Communication Cables
COM2: Item Color (T568B) Function Used for Orange/white CAN_H2 BMS communication with 3 party batteries Orange CAN_L2 BMS communication with 3 party batteries Green/white GND_ACS2 Blue RS-485A2 Inverter control via Modbus Blue/white RS-485B2 Inverter control via Modbus Green AUX_ACS2 Brown/white GND_5V_2 Brown 5V_2...
Page 21: Commissioning The Inverter
7 Commissioning the Inverter Warning Warning: Electric shock hazard High DC and AC voltages present a risk of shock hazard. Therefore, installation,  commissioning, and operation of the inverter must be performed by a qualified person. 7.1 Preliminary Checks Ensure the inverter is properly mounted. ...
Page 22: Operating And Control
8 Operating and Control Warning Do not place objects of any kind on the inverter during operation.  Do not touch the heatsink of the inverter when it is in operation. Some parts may  become hot and could cause burns. Energy management Battery Sensor Switch...
Page 23: Maintenance
9 Maintenance DANGER Danger: Electric shock hazard Power off the inverter and wait for total de-energization.  Always disconnect the inverter from all energy sources before performing any  operations on the device. There is stored energy in the output capacitors after switching off the device. Wait 25 ...
Page 24: Disposing The Inverter
9.3 Disposing the Inverter Notice REConvert is not responsible for the disposal of the inverter or any parts of it.  Inappropriate disposal of waste can have a detrimental effect on the environment  and/or human health. Follow recycling laws and regulations in the local area of installation and disposal. ...
Page 25: Firmware Update
Firmware update Notice Firmware updates may only be performed by qualified personnel, skilled or an  instructed person with knowledge of how to perform these tasks. Wrong operation could lead to device malfunction. The firmware update can be performed using a computer or controller an running ...
Page 26: Technical Data
10 Technical Data 10.1 Specifications Technical Data InREC-36-HA-100 InREC-36-HA-200 DC input/output data Chemistry independent provided compatibility Battery type with battery management system Maximum battery voltage [V Nominal battery voltage range [V 300 – 500 Minimum battery voltage [V Maximum charging current [I 33 x 3 Maximum discharging current [I 33 x 3...
Page 27 Cooling method Forced cooling Interfaces 2x CAN / 2x RS-485 Communication protocols Modbus RTU, CAN-CCP...
Page 28: Voltage-Current Operating Profile
10.2 Voltage-Current Operating Profile...

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