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Page 4: About This Manual
About This Manual Scope of Validity This manual is an integral part of TRENE-P100B215 intelligent all-in- one energy storage system. It describes the transportation, storage, installation, electrical connection, commissioning, maintenance and troubleshooting of the product. Please read it carefully before operating.
Page 5: Change History
Conventions The symbols that may be found in this manual are defined as follows. Symbol Description Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, DANGER will result in death or serious injury. Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, WARNING could result in death or serious injury.
Page 6: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Safety ......................1 1.1 General Safety ........................1 1.2 Personal Safety ........................2 1.3 Environment Requirement ....................3 1.4 Cabinet, Battery and Electric Safety ................4 1.4.1 Cabinet Safety .......................4 1.4.2 Battery Safety ......................7 1.4.3 Electrical Safety .....................11 Product Overview ..................15 2.1 System Description ......................15 2.2 Product Introduction ......................16 2.2.1 Functions and features ..................16...
Page 7 2.9.1 EMS ...........................34 2.10 Operating Principle ......................36 2.10.1 Electrical Block Diagram ..................36 2.11 Work States ..........................37 2.12 Symbols ..........................38 Transportation and Storage ..............40 3.1 Transportation Requirements ..................40 3.2 Storage Requirements .....................42 3.2.1 Cabinet Storage ....................42 3.2.2 Battery Pack Storage ...................43 Preparation before Installation ..............44 4.1 Installation Site Selection ....................44 4.1.1...
Page 8 12.3.2 Disassembly and Clean of Air Conditioner Filter ........114 12.3.3 Maintenance of Battery Pack ................115 Dispose of Wasted and Damaged Battery Pack ........116 Technical Data ..................117 14.1 TRENE-P100B215 .......................117 14.2 TRENE-B215 ........................118 Appendix ....................119 15.1 Requirements for OT/DT/TO Terminal ................119...
Page 9: Safety
Safety General Safety Before transporting, storing, installing, operating, using and/or maintaining the equipment, please carefully read the document, and strictly follow the instructions and safety precautions given herein, as well as symbols affixed on the equipment. The operator should not only abide by all safety precautions provided in the document, including but not limited to the “Danger”...
Page 10: Personal Safety
Safety • Use of incompatible devices. • Installation and commissioning operated by unauthorized personnel who are not licensed and /or satisfy state and local jurisdiction regulations. Personal Safety DANGER! • Do not power on while installing the device. If the device is powered on in the process of installation and disassembly of cables, an electric arc, electric spark or fire will occur at the moment that the cable core contacts conductors.
Page 11: Environment Requirement
Safety Environment Requirement DANGER! The equipment installation site shall meet the following requirements: • Keep away from combustibles and explosive materials. • Keep away from heat or fire sources, such as fireworks, candles, heaters, or any other heat-producing appliances. It may cause damage to equipment or a fire. •...
Page 12: Cabinet, Battery And Electric Safety
Safety CAUTION! • The ground at the installation site must be firm and strong instead of having an adverse geological condition, such as soil with high water content, weak soils, or loose soils. And keep away from low-lying areas since they are prone to water or snow accumulation.
Page 13 Safety WARNING! • Do not drill holes in the equipment. Otherwise, the sealing performance, electromagnetic shielding performance, or internal components or cables of the equipment will be destroyed, and it can even cause a short circuit on a circuit board if the metal dust generated by drilling enters into the device.
Page 14 Safety CAUTION! • Should mark off a dangerous area, put up Danger signs, and keep unauthorized people from entering the area. • Should install guardrails and put up "Watch Your Step" and Danger signs at the edges of workplace and holes. •...
Page 15: Battery Safety
Safety CAUTION! Crane safety: • Crane operators are required to be adequately trained, and certified and licensed to operate said equipment before starting work. • Must install guardrails and put up Warning signs at the crane working area. • The groundwork for the hoisting operation must meet the load bearing requirements of the crane.
Page 16 Safety DANGER! • Never dismantle, change or damage battery, including penetrating with a sharp object, deforming, soaking in water or other liquids, to keep it away from leakage, smoke, release of flammable gases, thermal runaway, fire or explosion. • Do not touch battery terminals with any other metal objects, which may cause heat or leak.
Page 17 Safety CAUTION! • Please read the document carefully before installation, operation and maintenance. • Charge the battery within the specific temperature range because the low temperature may result in short circuit. Hence, do not charge the battery if the temperature is below the low limit of the operating temperature. •...
Page 18 Safety NOTICE! Short-circuit protection • Use electrical tape to wrap the exposed wire outwards to prevent short circuit when installing and maintaining. • Prevent any object from entering into batteries. NOTICE! In case the battery module leaks electrolyte or any other chemical materials, or gas may be generated due to the leakage of battery module, be sure to avoid contact with the discharge at all times.
Page 19: Electrical Safety
Safety NOTICE! Recovery of damaged or wasted battery: • Dispose of the damaged or wasted batteries according to local laws and regulations instead of placing them in the household trash or in curbside recycling bins. Otherwise, it may cause environmental pollution or explosions. •...
Page 20 Safety NOTICE! • Please strictly follow the steps described in the document before installing, operating and maintaining the device. Do not modify or change the device, and adjust the installation procedure. • Permission shall be obtained from the state or local electrical department before conducting the grid connection.
Page 21 Safety NOTICE! Grounding requirement: • The equipment grounding impedance shall meet the requirements of the local electrical code. • The equipment shall be permanently connected to a grounding wire within the building’s electrical system. Check that the equipment is reliably grounded. •...
Page 22 Safety NOTICE! The static electricity generated by human beings can damage the static-sensitive components on the board, like large scale integrated circuit. Therefore, please follow the steps below to prevent static electricity: • Operators must wear anti-static clothing, and anti-static gloves or wrist straps before contacting the boards, modules with exposed circuit boards, or application specific integrated circuits (ASIC).
Page 23: Product Overview
• An external communication cable should have shielding function. Table 2-1 System item description Item Description TRENE-P100B215 is an "ALL-IN-ONE" intelligent outdoor energy TRENE-P100B215 storage system. The meter/CT is used for import / export or consumption readings, and manages the battery charge / discharge accordingly for smart Meter/CT energy management applications.
Page 24: Product Introduction
Product Introduction The product "TRENE-P100B215", a smart outdoor energy storage system with easy installation and convenient expansion, integrates high-capacity battery modules, a high- performance PCS, smart EMS, and BMS in a cabinet based on the design concept of "ALL- IN-ONE".
Page 25: System Appearance
Product Overview switching to ensure more reliable power supply. 2.2.2 System Appearance Angle supports installed at front and rear sides Unit: mm 1580 Installation position for eye bolt Fork position, Angle support Foundation Plan view 1135.5 437.5 1680 Front view Rear view 1200 1396...
Page 26 Product Overview Angle supports installed at left and right sides Unit: mm 1846 Installation position for eye bolt 1760 Fork position, Angle support Foundation Plan view 1135.5 437.5 1680 1880 Front view Rear view 1200 Left view Right view Figure 2-3 Appearance and dimension...
Page 27: Parts Description
Product Overview Dimmensions of angle support Unit: mm Right view Front view Plan view Figure 2-4 Dimensions of angel support Parts Description Front view Rear view Figure 2-5 Parts description (in the closed state) Table 2-2 Parts description Item Description Eye bolt Material lifting applications.
Page 28 Product Overview Item Description Display screen To display information of the whole system. Emergency stop To shut down the system in emergency circumstances. button Antenna A 4G antenna, to connect EMS. A reserved To connect wireless meter. antenna port Fire hose nozzle To connect the water supply sources.
Page 29 Product Overview Item Description Temperature and To measure temperature and humidity. humidity sensor Automatic fire sprinkler To control or suppress the spread of fire Temperature sensor To detect temperature. CO detector To detect CO gases. Door sensor To alert you when the door is open. Smoke detector To detect smoke.
Page 30 Product Overview Rear-right door Rear view Figure 2-7 Parts description (in the opened state) Table 2-4 Parts description Item Description To improve air circulation and dissipate heat when the temperature rises. Door sensor To alert you when the door is open. A energy management system.
Page 31: Ac Distribution System
Product Overview Table 2-5 Parts description Item Description Ports To achieve parallel connection. To provide backup power to ensure that the device is in a normal operating condition. IO module To collect signal and control other modules. AC Distribution System 2.4.1 Distribution Box 537.5...
Page 32 Product Overview Power MCCB-Feedback SPD-Feedback ESS Meter HVAC Power IO-DI1 IO-GND IO-DI4 IO-GND RS485A RS485B Emergency Stop Control 220V AC Power L 220V AC Power N 24V DC Power + 24V DC Power - UPS- UPS- IO-D IO-D L-2 LDAS FAN LED LED FAN LDAS L-2 L-1 SB-23 SB-24...
Page 33: Ups
Product Overview Item Description To provide power supply for the devices inside 24V power supply port the cabinet. Current terminal To connect to the grid. ASP2 XS5 Socket To connect user's PC or be as a reserved socket. 220 V port To connect user's wireless meter.
Page 34 Product Overview Figure 2-12 Front panel Table 2-7 Description of front panel Item Description ADD button To assign address. Negative output port To connect battery pack's negative terminal. Positive output port To connect battery pack’s positive terminal. Power button / status To start up or shut down system.
Page 35: Battery Pack
Product Overview 2.5.2 Battery Pack Unit: mm Weight: 115 kg 778.1 828.1 Plan view Left view Figure 2-13 Dimension and weight In the closed state In the opened state Figure 2-14 Front panel...
Page 36: Power Conversion System
Product Overview Table 2-8 Description of front panel Item Description Left/right door Please open the door while wiring. To keep components cool in the cabinet. To connect negative terminal of high-voltage box or Negative terminal battery pack. To connect positive terminal of high-voltage box or Positive terminal battery pack.
Page 37 Product Overview Figure 2-16 Terminals of PCS Table 2-9 Description of terminals Item Description COM1 COM 1 communication terminal COM2 COM 2 communication terminal LED light To display the operation state. USB terminal ETH terminal N/L3/L2/L1 Grid connection terminal Battery connection terminal Ground connection point...
Page 38: Environmental Monitoring System
Product Overview Environmental Monitoring System 2.7.1 Air Conditioner Figure 2-17 Appearance of air conditioner NOTICE! • Please refer to "12.3.2 Disassembly and Clean of Air Conditioner Filter" when it's time to clean or replace the air conditioner filter. 2.7.2 IO Module Unit: mm 99.6 Front view...
Page 39: Temperature And Humidity Sensor
Product Overview 2.7.3 Temperature and Humidity Sensor Figure 2-20 Appearance of temperature and humidity sensor 2.7.4 Water Sensor Figure 2-21 Appearance of water sensor 2.7.5 Door sensor Figure 2-22 Appearance of door sensor...
Page 40: Fire Suppression System
Product Overview Fire Suppression System 2.8.1 Automatic Fire Sprinkler Figure 2-23 Appearance of automatic fire sprinkler 2.8.2 Temperature Sensor Figure 2-24 Appearance of temperature sensor 2.8.3 Smoke Detector Figure 2-25 Appearance of smoke detector...
Page 41: Co Detector
Product Overview 2.8.4 CO Detector Figure 2-26 Appearance of CO detector 2.8.5 Audible and Visible Alarm Figure 2-27 Appearance of audible and visible alarm...
Page 42: Energy Management System
Product Overview Energy Management System 2.9.1 Top view Left side view Bottom view Figure 2-28 Appearance Table 2-10 Description of appearance Position Area Item Description • NET1: Reserved • NET2: Connected to the computer for Ethernet terminal commissioning (NET) • NET3: Connected to batteries •...
Page 43 Product Overview Position Area Item Description • 1-5: Reserved • 6: Connected to other grid-connected RS485 terminal inverter • 7: Reserved • 8: Only connected to the meter RS232 terminal Reserved ADC terminal Reserved Left side Earthing terminal For device earthing DO terminal Reserved DIA1-DIA3 and COMA, DIB4 and COMB: Dry...
Page 44: Operating Principle
Product Overview 2.10 Operating Principle 2.10.1 Electrical Block Diagram The label on Electrical Block Diagram should be pasted on the back door. Label on electrical SYSTEM SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM LAYOUT DIAGRAM Energy Meter Pack 8 Pack 15 Pack 12 Pack 13 Inverter Pack 11 Pack 14...
Page 45: Work States
2.11 Work States TRENE-P100B215 has Charging, Discharging and Standby states, and can store and release energy according to EMS requirements. States Description The EMS controls the PCS to charge the battery and Charging store excess energy in the battery.
Page 46: Symbols
Product Overview 2.12 Symbols Table 2-11 Symbol description Symbol Description CE mark of conformity. TUV certification. RCM mark of conformity Protective grounding point. Grounding point. Caution, hot surface. The enclosure temperature may be high while running. Therefore, do not contact to avoid scalding. Danger, electric shock.
Page 47 Product Overview Symbol Description The battery system must be disposed of at a proper facility for environmentally-safe recycling. The battery module may explode. The rechargeable battery can become hot during operation. Avoid touch during operation. Keep the device away from children. Keep the device from open flames or ignition sources.
Page 48: Transportation And Storage
Transportation and Storage Transportation Requirements DANGER! • Do not disassemble the battery violently. Otherwise, it may lead to battery pack short circuit, damage to the device (leakage, rupture), fire, or explosion. WARNING! • Hold the handles on the device or put your hands underneath the device to move or lift, and do not hold the handles on the parts installed in it.
Page 49 Transportation and Storage • To prevent scratches and dents, or damage to components and cables, avoid impact and falling when moving. • Be aware of workbenches, slopes, steps, and other places where it is easy to slip when moving devices. Ensure that the passageways are smooth, clean, and away from obstacles.
Page 50: Storage Requirements
Transportation and Storage • Before transportation, check that the battery package is intact and that there is no abnormal odor, leakage, smoke, or sign of burning. Otherwise, the batteries cannot be transported. • The packing case must be secured for transportation. Handle the case with care during loading , unloading, and transportation, and take measures to prevent moisture damage to the device during transportation.
Page 51: Battery Pack Storage
Transportation and Storage 3.2.2 Battery Pack Storage DANGER! • Ensure that batteries are stored in a dry, clean, and ventilated indoor environment that is free from sources of strong infrared or other radiations, organic solvents, corrosive gases, and conductive metal dust. Do not expose batteries to direct sunlight or rain and keep them far away from sources of heat and ignition.
Page 52: Preparation Before Installation
Preparation before Installation Installation Site Selection Given the importance of the installation site to the security, service life and performance Standard for the of the equipment, the site should be selected according to NFPA 855 Installation of Stationary Energy Storage Systems and local regulations, and based on the principles of wiring, operation and maintenance for convenience.
Page 53 Preparation before Installation Safe Distance The safe distance between the equipment and Class C and D industrial buildings which meet the requirements ≥ 10 m of Class I and II fire resistance rating The safe distance between the equipment and industrial buildings which meet the requirements of ≥...
Page 54 Preparation before Installation Safe Distance Distance from heavy pollution sources, such as > 1500 m smelters, coal mines, thermal power plants Distance from moderate pollution sources, such as > 1000 m chemical plants, rubber plants, and electroplate factory Distance from light pollution sources, such as food processing plants, leather processing plants, heating >...
Page 55: Installation Environment Requirements
Preparation before Installation » If the installation site cannot meet the above-mentioned requirements, please find another site, or take measures to prevent flooding and waterlogging based on the actual situation. » Regarding the energy storage power stations affected by wind and wind- waves from rivers, lakes, and seas, the height of the foundation must be 0.5 m above the highest wave height in history.
Page 56: Installation Foundation Requirements
Preparation before Installation 4.1.2 Installation Foundation Requirements The requirements for foundation are shown as follows: • The foundation must be made of non-combustible materials, such as solid bricks or concrete. And ensure that the foundation is level, smooth and firm, and has sufficient bearing capacity to withstand the load from the equipment.
Page 57 Preparation before Installation » Angle supports installed at left and right sides. Unit: mm Foundation Cable threading hole ≥ 300 1920 Figure 4-4 Foundation parameter requirements for angle supports at front and rear sides Unit: mm Foundation Cable threading hole ≥...
Page 58: Forklift Requirements
Preparation before Installation 4.1.3 Forklift Requirements • Before using the forklift, ensure that it meets the load requirements: load capacity ≥ 5 t; • The recommended forklift should meet the following requirements: length of fork blade > 1.2 m, width of fork blade between 80 cm and 160 cm, and thickness of fork shank between 25 cm and 70 cm;...
Page 59: Clearance Requirement
Preparation before Installation Table 4-3 Precaution Precaution The crane's lifting capacity shall equal or exceed 5 t, as well as the working radius of equaling or exceeding 2 m. If the above requirements cannot be met, it is required to be evaluated by professional personnel. A trained and qualified lifting personnel is required.
Page 60 Preparation before Installation Unit: mm Unit: mm ≥ 1500 ≥ 1000 ≥ 400 ≥ 400 ≥ 400 ≥ 400 ≥ 1200 Front view Plan view Figure 4-7 Single cabinet Unit: mm ≥ 1500 ≥ 400 ≥ 400 Front view Figure 4-8 Two and more cabinets...
Page 61: Tools Requirement
Preparation before Installation Unit: mm ≥ 1000 ≥ 400 ≥ 400 ≥ 1200 Plan view Figure 4-9 Two and more cabinet Tools Requirement The tools used include but are not limited to the recommended tools below. Please use other auxiliary tools according to the site requirements. Please note that the tools used must comply with local regulations.
Page 62: Additionally Required Materials
Preparation before Installation Heat shrink tubing (Ø30~60 mm) Utility knife Measuring tape Diagonal pliers Multimeter Cable tie Insulated ladder (Range: 1500 V) Safety belt Crane Steel wire rope Electric forklift Safety helmet Safety vest Additionally Required Materials The following is a recommended list of equipment required for installation of the system. Table 4-4 Additionally required wires Conductor Required Material...
Page 63 Preparation before Installation Additional PE Conventional yellow and green 50 mm² wire wire Ethernet Category-6 cable Table 4-5 Additionally required material Required Material Type RJ45...
Page 64: Unpacking And Inspection
Unpacking and Inspection Unpacking • The equipment undergoes 100% testing and inspection before shipping from the manufacturing facility. However, transport damage may still occur. Before unpacking the rechargeable battery, please verify that the model and outer packing materials for damage, such as holes and cracks. •...
Page 65 Unpacking and Inspection • When unpacking, please handle all packaging materials properly for future storage or relocation of this equipment. • After unpacking, please check if the equipment is intact and if all accessories are complete. If there is any damage or missing accessories, please contact your dealer immediately for assistance.
Page 66: Packing List
Unpacking and Inspection Packing List M12*40 hexagon Cabinet Angle support Expansion bolt head screw M6*16 Hexalobular Eye bolt Cover socket screw Hexalobular key M10*30 hexagon TLK50-10 ring terminal TLK50-8 ring M8*16 hexagon head screw (cabinet side) terminal (Grid side) head screw TLK35-8 ring terminal (Grid side) Fireproof mud...
Page 67 Unpacking and Inspection Table 5-1 Packing list Item No. Items Quantity Cabinet 1 pc Angle support 4 pcs Expansion bolt 10 pcs M12*40 hexagon head screw 8 pcs Cover 4 pcs M6*16 Hexalobular socket screw 18 pcs Hexalobular key 1 pc Eye bolt 4 pcs M10*30 hexagon head screw...
Page 68: Mechanical Installation
Mechanical Installation After determining the installation site, please take out the underground electrical wiring which is buried beneath the ground. WARNING! • This equipment must be installed by professionals in accordance with local regulations and standards. • Before drilling, please check and avoid wiring inside the wall to prevent accidents. •...
Page 69 Mechanical Installation Step 2: Insert and clockwise the eye bolts (M20) (Part G) (with a total of 4 pieces). Silicone gasket Steel pipe (Ø25-30 mm) Plan view Figure 6-2 Tightening eye bolts NOTICE! • Put the silicone gaskets in place before inserting the eye bolts. •...
Page 70 Mechanical Installation α ≤ 60°; β > 60° < 2000 mm (a,b,c,d) β α Figure 6-4 Improper way of hoisting NOTICE! • Before lifting, please prepare sufficient length of lifting ropes according to the actual situation. • L=Length...
Page 71: Fork Position
Mechanical Installation Fork Position NOTICE! • When using a forklift to move the cabinet, please secure it according to the actual situation to ensure that the cabinet does not pose a risk of tipping over. Left view Right view Figure 6-5 Right positions Rear view Front view Figure 6-6 Wrong positions...
Page 72: Installation Dimensions
Mechanical Installation Installation Dimensions Before installation, please refer to "2.2.2 System Appearance" for installation, ensuring sufficient space is reserved for the installation and heat dissipation of the entire equipment. Installation Procedure for Angle Support and Cover The cabinet allows the angle supports to be installed at the front and-rear sides or at the left and-right sides.
Page 73 Mechanical Installation Step 3: Attach the angle supports to the cabinet and ensure that holes are aligned, and insert M12 screws (Part C) and tighten them clockwise using a torque wrench (torque: 42±4.2 N·m). Each angle support has two M12 screws, with a total of eight M12 screws.
Page 74 Mechanical Installation Step 5: After the angle supports have been installed, take out the covers (Part D) to seal the forklift hole and tighten the M6 hexalobular screws (Part E) with the hexalobular key (Part F). Each cover has 4 screws, with a total of 4 covers. Figure 6-12 Fixed covers NOTICE! •...
Page 75: Antenna Installation
Mechanical Installation Antenna Installation NOTICE! • The user can decide whether the reserved port connects an antenna based on the actual situation. • Regarding the other antenna port (the right one), the antenna is delivered with the accessories kit. There are two antenna ports on the rear side of the cabinet. The left one shall be connected to an antenna, and the right one is a reserved port.
Page 76 Mechanical Installation After installing the antenna, see following figure. Antenna The reserved antenna port Figure 6-16 Installing an antenna...
Page 77: Electrical Connection
Electrical Connection NOTICE! • Before wiring, operators are required to learn which parts need to be conducted wiring. For details, please refer to Figure 7-1. Part c Part b Part a Part a Front view Rear view Figure 7-1 Part that needs wiring...
Page 78: Grounding Connection
Electrical Connection Grounding Connection The equipment supports grounding plate connection and PE connection. Regarding the wiring area, see Part a in "Figure 7-1 Part that needs wiring", please strictly follow the steps below. NOTICE! • There are two GND ports on the cabinet. Either of them can be connected. •...
Page 79 Electrical Connection PE Connection Step 1: Strip the cable jacket about 20 mm from the end. 20 mm TLK50-10 ring terminal 50 mm² Length=15-20 mm Figure 7-3 Striping cable jacket Step 2: Cut the heat-shrink tubing (Ø15-20 mm) to about a length of 30 mm to 40 mm, carefully slide it onto the end of the cable, and then carefully slip the wires all the way into the ring terminal (Part I).
Page 80 Electrical Connection Step 4: Connect the assembled grounding cable to the grounding port of the cabinet, and then tighten M10 screw (Part H) (torque: 25±2 N·m). 25±2 N·m Figure 7-6 Tightening M10 screw...
Page 81: Grid Connection
Electrical Connection Grid Connection Regarding the grid connection, namely Part b in "Figure 7-1 Part that needs wiring", please strictly follow the steps below. NOTICE! • Take out the underground electrical wiring which is buried beneath the ground. • Regarding the terminal requirements, please refer to "15.1 Requirements for OT/DT/ Terminal".
Page 82 Electrical Connection Step 2: Strip the five-core cable about 22 cm to 26 cm. Strip the cable jacket (for L1/L2/L3/N) about 18 mm to 24 mm, Strip the PE cable jacket about 14 mm to 20 mm. 18-24 mm 220-250 mm Cable Cross-sectional area Strip length Five-core cable...
Page 83 Electrical Connection (Ø15-20 mm) 40-50 mm Heat shrink tubing Cable TLK50-8 ring Diameter Length (Ø10-14 mm) terminal L1/L2/L3/N Ø15-20 mm 40-50 mm 30-40 mm TLK35-8 ring Ø10-14 mm 30-40 mm terminal Figure 7-9 Cutting heat-shrink tubing Step 4: Crimp the terminal using hydraulic wire crimper. Since the procedure for installing a terminal is same, take the L1 wire, for instance.
Page 84 Electrical Connection Step 5: Heat the heat-shrink tubing after it wraps the end of terminal. Figure 7-11 Heating heat-shrink tubing NOTICE! • Move the heat gun back and forth slowly to distribute the heat evenly across the surface of heat shrink tubing. Step 6: Unscrew M6 screws to open the clamp.
Page 85 Electrical Connection Step 7: There are two options (a and b) for pulling through the grid wires. Therefore, thread it through option a or b from the outside to the inside. There are two options (a and b) for pulling through cables.
Page 86 Electrical Connection Step 9: Unscrew M4 screws to remove the cover. Cover Figure 7-15 Removing cover NOTICE! • Please keep the M5 screws and cover properly. Step 10: Insert M8 screws (Part K) to secure and connect the assembled L1/L2/L3/N wires to the wire interface, and then tighten them (torque: 12±1 N·m).
Page 87 Electrical Connection Step 11: There are two M8 screws (a and b), and either one of them can be connected to the PE wire. Hence, unscrew a M8 screw using a torque wrench, connect the assembled PE wire to the copper bar, and then tighten it (torque: 12±1 N·m). 12±1 N·m Figure 7-17 Connecting PE wire Step 12: Reattach the cover to the distribution box, and then correctly insert and tighten...
Page 88 Electrical Connection Step 13: Lay the fireproof mud (Part M) to plug of the hole. Fireproof mud Figure 7-19 Laying fireproof mud NOTICE! Notice for fireproofing mud: • Take out the fireproof mud delivered with the cabinet and knead it into a ball shape. In the case of the low temperature, place it into warm water, of which the temperature range is between 40°C and 70 °C, with its package until it is soft.
Page 89: Communication Connection
Electrical Connection Communication Connection Regarding the grid connection, namely Part c in "Figure 7-1 Part that needs wiring", please strictly follow the steps below. Step 1: Strip the cable jacket about 15 mm down from the end. Figure 7-20 Stripping cable jacket Step 2: Carefully insert the wires all the way into the RJ45 connector, making sure that each wire passes through the appropriate guides inside the connector.
Page 90 Electrical Connection α α ≥ 130° Figure 7-22 Opening the rear door Step 5: Unrip the sealed cover to thread the Ethernet cable. Figure 7-23 Unripping the sealed cover Step 6: Thread the Ethernet cable through the "yellow area" from the outside to the inside.
Page 91 Electrical Connection Pulling through cable Right view Figure 7-24 Threading the Ethernet cable Step 7: Insert the end of the Ethernet cable into the "NET4" port on the EMS, making sure it is fully inserted. At the point, you may hear a click when it is properly connected.
Page 92 Electrical Connection Figure 7-26 Inserting the Ethernet cable into the "NET4" port NOTICE! • Must clean the materials, such as metal parts, screws, etc., in the cabinet after finishing wiring. • It is recommended to seal off the gap between foundations after finishing wiring.
Page 93: Parallel Connection
Parallel Connection The cabinet can be connected in parallel. As for the parallel connection diagram, see the following figures. Cabinet 2 Cabinet 1 Figure 8-1 Parallel connection diagram for two cabinets ⋯⋯ ⋯⋯ ⋯⋯ Cabinet 3 Cabinet 2 Cabinet 1 Figure 8-2 Parallel connection diagram for over two cabinets Regarding the parallel connection for cabinets, please strictly follow the steps below.
Page 94 Parallel Connection Figure 8-3 Stripping cable jacket Step 2: Carefully insert the wires all the way into the RJ45 connector, making sure that each wire passes through the appropriate guides inside the connector. No. Color White with orange stripes 2 Orange 3 White with green stripes 4 Blue 5 White with blue stripes...
Page 95 Parallel Connection Step 4: Thread the cable through the sealed cover from the cabinet 1 to the cabinet 2. Cabinet 2 Cabinet 1 Figure 8-6 Threading the Ethernet cable Step 5: Insert the other end of the Ethernet cable into "PARALLEL COM-2" port of the cabinet 2, making sure it is fully inserted.
Page 96 Parallel Connection After finishing wiring, the wiring diagram see the following figures: PARALLEL COM-1 PARALLEL COM-1 PARALLEL COM-2 PARALLEL COM-2 PCS DRM PCS DRM PCS Ripple control PCS Ripple control Cabinet 2 Cabinet 1 Figure 8-8 Parallel connection diagram for two cabinets PARALLEL COM-1 PARALLEL COM-1 PARALLEL COM-1...
Page 97: System Commissioning
System Commissioning Check before Power On Ensure that all the cables connecting to the EPS and distribution box (grid side) are wired and securely fastened. For details, please refer to the following Table 8-1. Table 9-1 Checklist Item Description • Check the equipment is in good condition, with a clean, non-peeling paint, and rust-free surface.
Page 98: Power On
System Commissioning Power ON NOTICE! • Please check that the emergency stop button remains in the closed position before powering on. Regarding the detailed location of the modules in the cabinet, see following figure. High-voltage box Distribution box Figure 9-1 Position of modules Step 1: Start the distribution box.
Page 99 System Commissioning Power MCCB-Feedback SPD-Feedback ESS Meter HVAC Power IO-DI1 IO-GND IO-DI4 IO-GND RS485A RS485B 220V AC Power L 220V AC Power N Emergency Stop Control 24V DC Power + 24V DC Power - UPS- UPS- IO-D IO-D L-2 LDAS FAN LED LED FAN LDAS L-2 L-1 SB-23 SB-24...
Page 100 System Commissioning Figure 9-5 Flipping up breakers Step 2: The startup sound on boot will be heard when holding and pressing the "Power on/off" button to start the UPS. Power on/off Menu Figure 9-6 Holding and pressing button Step 3: Rotate the disconnector of the high-voltage box to "ON", and then gently press the power button.
Page 101 System Commissioning Step 4: Close the door after the equipment has been started. α ≥ 130° α Figure 9-8 Closing the door NOTICE! • Please properly keep the key.
Page 102: 10 Operation Status Display
10 Operation Status Display 10.1 Cabinet's LED Light The cabinet is equipped with a tri-colour indicator (green/yellow/red) to show its operating status. LED light Figure 10-9 LED light Table 10-2 Description Status Description Solid yellow light In standby Solid green light In operation Solid red light System failure...
Page 103: Battery Pack's Led Light
Operation Status Display LED light Figure 10-10 LED light Table 10-3 Description Status Description Flashing green light In operation Solid green light Rely in off state Solid red light System failure 10.3 Battery Pack's LED light LED light Figure 10-11 LED light Table 10-4 Description Status Description...
Page 104: Ups's Indicator Light
Operation Status Display 10.4 UPS's Indicator Light UPS Operation UPS Load Mode Display Information Input/Output UPS System Information Information Buzzer Battery UPS Error Information Code Figure 10-12 LED light Table 10-5 Description Display Description It indicates input and output voltage/frequency value, which are Input/Output displayed alternately.
Page 105: Pcs's Led Light
Operation Status Display Display Description Indicates the UPS is in Fault mode or has some warnings. Indicates Fault kind or Warning kind, several warning kinds at the same time could be displayed alternately. UPS Error Code The icon would falsh when having warnings. The icon would show continuous when in Fault mode.
Page 106 Operation Status Display LED indicator Status Definition Monitoring communication normal, BMS Light on communication normal Blinking BMS communication abnormal (Solw) COMM Blinking Monitoring communication abnormal (Fast) Light on The PCS is in a fault state. Blinking The PCS is in aging mode. FAULT Light off The PCS is normal.
Page 107: 11 System Login
11 System Login After successful commissioning, the operator can set up the EMS. 11.1 Local Screen Login Step 1: Gently and correctly guide the key into the keyhole, and then turn it clockwise to unlock the screen door. Keyhole Figure 11-1 Correct position EMS screen Screen door Figure 11-2 Unlocking screen door...
Page 108: Webpage Login
System Login 11.2 Webpage Login NOTICE! IE browser is not supported currently, and we recommend logging in to the webpage through Chrome. Step 1: Connect the computer to NET2 of EMS1000 with a network cable, or connect the computer to EMS1000 hotspot named WiFi_SN, and then go to the defined IP address based on the connection mode.
Page 109 System Login Figure 11-5 QR code Step 2: On the login page, enter your username and password. Check the boxes to agree to the privacy policy and terms of use. Click on Login to complete the app login. You can directly contact the SolaX to obtain your login credentials. Figure 11-6 Login page...
Page 110: 12 Troubleshooting And Maintenance
12 Troubleshooting and Maintenance 12.1 Power Off WARNING! • Check whether the system is still running before power off. Do not power off if the device is "under load". There are two circumstances: 1. Normal power off; 2. Emergency power off. Regarding the detailed location of the modules in the cabinet, please refer to "Figure 2-6 Parts description (in the opened...
Page 111 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Step 2: Gently press the power button, and rotate the disconnector of the high-voltage box to "OFF". High-voltage box Figure 12-2 Shutting down the high-voltage box Step 3: Shut down the distribution box. » Flip down the "APS2" breaker; »...
Page 112 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Power MCCB-Feedback SPD-Feedback ESS Meter HVAC Power IO-DI1 IO-GND IO-DI4 IO-GND RS485A RS485B 220V AC Power L 220V AC Power N Emergency Stop Control 24V DC Power + 24V DC Power - UPS- UPS- IO-D IO-D L-2 LDAS FAN LED LED FAN LDAS L-2 L-1 SB-23 SB-24...
Page 113 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Switch Figure 12-6 Rotating switch Step 4: Hold and press the "Power on/off" button to power off the UPS. Power on/off Menu Figure 12-7 Holding and pressing button WARNING! • The device may still have power and heat after turning off, which may cause electric shock and personal injuries.
Page 114 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Emergency Power Off WARNING! • Do not press the emergency stop button except for emergencies. • Some modules inside the cabinet may still have power after pressing the emergency stop button, therefore, non-professionals are not allowed to operate them. Step 1: Rotate the cover Step 2: Press the emergency stop button.
Page 115: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting and Maintenance 12.2 Troubleshooting This section lists the possible problems with the equipment, and provides information and procedures for identifying and resolving them. In case of any errors, check for the warnings or error messages on the system control panel or App, and then refer to the suggestions below.
Page 116 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Facult Description and Diagnosis HVBOver_5 Overvoltage category V of total voltage • The charging current is limited to 0 A. If the relay does not receive a power-off instruction from the PCS, it will be turned off forcefully after 1 second. •...
Page 117 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Facult Description and Diagnosis TempLow Low-temperature fault • The charging current is limited to 0 A. If the relay does not receive a power-off instruction from the PCS, it will be turned off forcefully after 1 second. •...
Page 118 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Facult Description and Diagnosis UCellLineOpenFlt Voltage sampling fault • The charging current is limited to 0 A. If the relay does not receive a power-off instruction from the PCS, it will be turned off forcefully after 1 second. •...
Page 119 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Facult Description and Diagnosis AFEProtectFlt Battery's hardware protection fault • The charging current is limited to 0 A. If the relay does not receive a power-off instruction from the PCS, it will be turned off forcefully after 1 second. •...
Page 120: Maintenance
Troubleshooting and Maintenance 12.3 Maintenance Regular maintenance is required for the device. The table below lists the operational maintenance for expressing the optimum device performance. More frequent maintenance service is needed in the worse work environment. Please make records of the maintenance. WARNING! •...
Page 121 Troubleshooting and Maintenance Check Item Description Interval Time • Check whether the circuit boards and components are clean. • If necessary, clean the modules by air compressor. System cleaning Every 6 months Note: 1. The system must be shut down before cleaning.
Page 122: Disassembly And Clean Of Air Conditioner Filter
Troubleshooting and Maintenance 12.3.2 Disassembly and Clean of Air Conditioner Filter WARNING! • The air conditioner must be powered off before disassembly and clean of air conditioner. • The device may still have power and heat after turning off, which may cause electric shock and personal injuries.
Page 123: Maintenance Of Battery Pack
Troubleshooting and Maintenance Step 2: Clean aluminum mesh plate, and replace the black filter. Step 3: Orderly reinstall the black filter, and aluminum mesh plate. Step 4: Insert and tighten M6 screws (× 24). Figure 12-11 Tightening M6 screws 12.3.3 Maintenance of Battery Pack Circumstance Measure...
Page 124: Dispose Of Wasted And Damaged Battery Pack
13 Dispose of Wasted and Damaged Battery Pack Please dispose of the rechargeable battery or accessories in accordance with the disposal regulations for electronic waste which is applied at the installation site. NOTICE! • The expenses for dispose of the wasted or damaged battery packs incurred shall be borne by the user.
Page 125: 14 Technical Data
14 Technical Data 14.1 TRENE-P100B215 Cabinet (AC Side) Model TRENE-P100B215 Rated AC power [kW] Rated AC current [A] 144.4 Max. AC apparent power [kVA] Nominal grid voltage [V] 400 (-20% ~ +15%) Nominal grid frequency [Hz] 50 / 60 Adjustable power factor range 0.99 leading ~ 0.99 lagging...
Page 126: Trene-B215
Technical Data 14.2 TRENE-B215 Product Name TRENE-B215 Battery Designation IFpP74/175/208[(16S)15S]M/-20+50/95 Battery Type LiFePO4 Rated Capacity [Ah] Cell Manufacturer Rated DC Voltage [d.c.V] Rated Energy [kWh] DC Voltage Range [d.c.V] 636 ~ 876 Max. Charge/Discharge Current [A] Conditional Short-circuit Current (Icc) [A] <...
Page 127: 15 Appendix
15 Appendix 15.1 Requirements for OT/DT/TO Terminal • In the case of a copper cable, please use a copper wiring terminal. • In the case of a copper-clad aluminum cable, please use a copper wiring terminal. • In the case of an aluminum alloy cable, please use a copper-to-aluminum wiring terminal or an aluminum wiring terminal with a copper-to-aluminum washer.
Page 128: How To Repaint The Cabinet
Appendix 15.2 How to Repaint the Cabinet WARNING! • Stop repainting the cabinet that is installed outside without any shield in bad weather conditions, such as rain, snow, gales, sandstorms, etc. NOTICE! • Please comply with the pantone color described in the document while repainting. Repainting description To keep the equipment appearance intact, please repaint it immediately in the case of flaking and peeling paint.
Page 129 Appendix Procedure Step 1: Gently sand the scratched surface with a fine sandpaper to remove rust or stains. Figure 15-2 Sanding the scratched surface Step 2: Clean the scratched area properly with a wet cotton cloth to remove dirt, and then wipe it with a dry cotton cloth.
Page 130 Appendix Step 3: Apply the zinc-rich primer to the scratched area through a hairbrush or paint sprayer. NOTICE! • If the bare metal underneath can be seen, The epoxy zinc-rich primer must be applied; Apply the acrylic top coat until the primer is dry and the bare metal cannot be seen.
Page 131 Appendix Step 5: Allow the paint to dry for at least 30 minutes, and then check whether the repaired area meets requirements. NOTICE! • The color of the repaired area shall be consistent with the surrounding area. Use a colorimeter to measure the color difference, of which Delta E shall be ≤ 3. If the color cannot be measured by a colorimeter, please confirm that there is no obvious color difference at the edges between the repaired area and the surrounding area, as well as no bumps, scratches, flakings, or breaks.
Page 132: Contact Information
Contact Information AUSTRALIA UNITED KINGDOM Unit C-D Riversdale House, Riversdale 21 Nicholas Dr, Dandenong South VIC 3175 Road, Atherstone, CV9 1FA +61 1300 476 529 +44 (0) 2476 586 998 service@solaxpower.com.au service.uk@solaxpower.com TURKEY GERMANY Fevzi Çakmak mah. aslım cd. no 88 A Am Tullnaupark 8, 90402 Nürnberg, Karatay / Konya / Türkiye Germany...
Page 133 SolaX Power Network Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd. Add.: No. 278, Shizhu Road, Chengnan Sub-district, Tonglu County, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China E-mail: info@solaxpower.com Copyright © SolaX Power Network Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd. All rights reserved. 320101101900 Copyright © SolaX Power Network Technology (Zhejiang) Co., Ltd. All rights reserved.

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