Summary of Contents for Sunwoda Oasis Flex CIESS-45-R-S
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Model Series: CIESS 25~80 -R-S Oasis Flex Battery System User Manual...
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4.4.1 Link Port Communication Cable Connection ............29 4.4.2 COM port communication cable connection ............31 4.4.3 Lan & WAN port communication cable connection ..........31 4.4.4 Complete diagram of communication cable connection ...........32 4.5 Parallel wiring(Optional) ..................... 34 4.5.1 Ground connection for parallel machines ..............34 4.5.2 Power cable connections for parallel machines ............
1 Safety Statement The battery system is a specialised electrical equipment. To ensure correct and safe installation, use and other operations, please read this manual thoroughly before starting operations. The installer should be professionally trained, have a background in electrical technology, and be familiar with local grid codes and related requirements.
When installing equipment that requires grounding, the protective earth wire must be installed first; and when removing the equipment, the protective earth wire must be removed last. 1.3 Environment security Dangerous Strictly prohibit to put the equipment in the environment of flammable or explosive gas or fume, and prohibit to carry out any operation in this environment.
Before installing the equipment into the cabinet, first make sure that the cabinet has been fixed, to avoid the cabinet because of the unstable centre of gravity, tilting and collapsing, resulting in the installer being smashed, equipment damage and other problems.
and specifications. Batteries should be installed in areas away from liquids, and are strictly prohibited to be installed under air-conditioning outlets, vents, machine room outlet windows, water pipes and other locations prone to water leakage, in order to prevent liquids from entering the interior of the equipment and causing equipment failures or short circuits.
2 System Introduction 2.1 System Overview Oasis Flex adopts bracket support fixing solution, which is basic bracket installation and flexible configuration, and can easily meet your different capacity requirements in different scenarios at low cost. The battery cell specification of Oasis Flex is 3.2V/100Ah, and the PACK specification is 51.2V/5.12kWh.
3 Mechanical Installation The product must be installed by specialised personnel in accordance with local standards and regulations and in strict accordance with the installation procedures recommended in the manual. 3.1 Installation Precautions Whether the ambient temperature of the battery is within the specified range: charging at 0~50℃, discharging at -20~55℃.
Do not tilt or place the product on its side. 3.2 Accessories Preparation Name Picture Amount Name Picture Amount M5*10 24pcs/box Terminal Resistor 1pcs/system screws Aluminium 4pcs/box Sheet metal bracket 4pcs/box bracket 3.3 Installation Procedure Warning Notes: Select an indoor site, before installation, make sure the floor is level, floor loading ≥1500kg/m2, horizontal spacing between adjacent battery packs ≥200mm.
CIESS 65 R-S 14groups:56sets CIESS 70 R-S 15groups:60sets CIESS 75 R-S 16groups:64sets CIESS 80 R-S 17groups:68sets Notes: There are 4 sets in each group, and the number needed for each box (either the control box or the battery box) is one group. 3.2.2 Assemble basic bracket to box (1) Take the above assembled basic bracket and fix it to the side of the box with 2 M5*12 screws.
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Figure 3.4 Fasten the two boxes CIESS 25~30-R-S...
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CIESS 35~60-R-S CIESS 65~80-R-S Figure 3.5 Stacking method for each model...
4 Electrical connection Warning Notes: Before connecting the cables, always ensure that all switches remain disconnected and all equipment is switched off or powered off. Wiring must be completed by a professional in the following steps in sequence. Use the cable equipment provided by us or the required wiring harness type, do not use wires arbitrarily.
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CIESS B Power cable 5619100059321 0.9m 35~80-R-S Negative power harness from battery box to control box: CIESS C Power cable 5619100059311 0.2m 25~80-R-S Positive power harness from battery box to control box: CIESS D Power cable 5619100061311 1.18m 25-R-S CIESS E Power cable 5619100061391 1.36m...
CIESS 3.5m(3AWG 5619100065031 35~80-R-S +6AWG) 4.1.3 Communication cables The list of wiring harnesses corresponding to each system model is as follows: Communication System Model Material No. Picture Length Harness Battery box to battery box Link port communication harness: CIESS A Communication 5619100059331 0.31m 25~80-R-S...
CIESS Communication 5619100062991 25~80-R-S cable Note: “*” indicates that this harness is used universally in parallel mode. 4.2 Ground connection 4.2.1 Connect the A ground cable Use the A ground cable (5619100041311) to connect the ground protection points of the two neighbouring battery boxes.
4.2.3 Connect the D ground cable Use the D ground cable (5619100060311) to connect the battery system to other external grounding points such as the inverter (Fig. 4.3). D ground cable Figure 4.3 Connect grounding point on control box to inverter or other external grounding point 4.2.4 Complete schematic of ground cable connection Note: Take connection on CIESS 30/60/80-R-S system as the example.
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D ground cable A ground cable B ground cable D ground cable B ground cable C ground cable A ground cable Fig. 4.4...
4.3 Power cable connection 4.3.1 Connector structure and usage of power cable When connecting the power cable to the unit, press down the connector until a “click” sound is heard. Note: When unplugging the power cable from the unit, press and hold the unlock button on the connector (red component in Fig.
4.7b. Connect power cable B for columns II-III (if equipped) (4) The types of power cable involved in different system models are shown in table 4.1. Table 4.1 System model Power cable involved Material No. Length Amount CIESS 25~80-R-S A Power cable 5619100059301 0.19m 1pcs/PACK...
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Fig. 4.9a D/E Power cable connection Applicable models: CIESS 25/30-R-S Fig.4.9b F Power cable connection Applicable models: CIESS 35~60-R-S Fig. 4.10c G Power cable connection...
Applicable models: CIESS 65~80-R-S 4.3.4 Connect the power cable from control box to inverter The connection method for power cable from control box to inverter is shown below (Fig. 4.11): I power cable H power cable Fig. 4.11 Power cable connection from control box to inverter Notes: ①...
Fig. 4.12b H\I power line to inverter for CIESS 35~80 -R-S 4.3.5 Complete schematic of power cable connection Note: Take connection on CIESS 30/60/80-R-S system as the example. I power cable power cable H power cable power cable A power cable...
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I power cable power cable H power cable A power cable C power cable B power cable H power cable I power cable C power cable B power cable A power cable G power cable Fig. 4.13...
4.4 Communication cable connection 4.4.1 Link Port Communication Cable Connection Due to the different stacking methods of different systems, the cable types involved in different models may also vary. The cables types and wiring methods involved in different models are shown in the figure below (Fig.
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A communication cable E communication cable A communication cable B communication cable Fig. 4.14b Link port communication cable connection Applicable models: CIESS 35~60-R-S B communication cable A communication cable F communication cable Fig. 4.14c Link port communication cable connection Applicable models: CIESS 65~80-R-S Table 4.4 Battery Box to Control Box Link Port communication cable type System Model Cable...
CIESS 30 R-S D communication cable 5619100061401 1.52m 1pcs/control box CIESS 35~60 R-S E communication cable 5619100059351 0.85m 1pcs/control box CIESS 65~80 R-S F communication cable 5619100062021 1pcs/control box 4.4.2 COM port communication cable connection Insert the terminating resistor into COM 1 port of the control box, and use the G communication cable (5619100061321) to connect the COM2 of control box to the CAN/BMS communication port of inverter, as shown in the fig.
Fig. 4.16 Connect LAN & WAN port communication cable 4.4.4 Complete diagram of communication cable connection Note: Take connection on CIESS 30/60/80-R-S system as the example. G communication cable communication A communication cable cable A communication cable...
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G communication cable A communication cable E communication cable A communication cable B communication cable A communication G communication cable cable A communication cable B communication cable F communication cable Fig. 4.16...
(Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 60-R-S) D ground cable Combiner box Fig. 4.17c CIESS 65~80-R-S ground connection for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 80-R-S) 4.5.2 Power cable connections for parallel machines H power cable I power cable Combiner box Fig.
H power cable I power cable Combiner box Fig.4.18b CIESS 35~60-R-S power cable connection for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 60-R-S) I power cable H power cable Combiner box Fig. 4.18c CIESS 65~80-R-S power cable connection for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 80-R-S) Notes: ①...
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② When paralleling, only the WAN port of the master needs to be connected to the router. H communication cable I communication cable Fig. 4.19a CIESS 25/30-R-S communication cable connection for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 30-R-S) H communication cable J communication...
H communication cable K communication cable Fig. 4.19c CIESS 65~80-R-S communication cable connection for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 80-R-S) 4.5.5 Complete Wiring Diagram for Parallel Machines Combiner Box Fig. 4.20a CIESS 25/30-R-S cable connections for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 30-R-S)
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Fig. 4.20b CIESS 35~60-R-S cable connections for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 60-R-S)
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汇 流 盒 Fig. 4.20c CIESS 65~80-R-Scable connections for parallel mode (Example of 3 clusters in parallel with CIESS 80-R-S)
5 Trial operation guidance 5.1 Description of indicator lights Red light Green light Description No light Blinks once in 1s Initialisation status, Starting status, Stopping status No light Always on Running status Always on No light Fault status 5.2 Power-on precautions (1) Before powering up the system, ensure that the equipment is firmly installed, the installation location is convenient for operation and maintenance, the installation space is convenient for ventilation and heat dissipation, and the installation environment is clean and tidy.
Figure 5.2 5.4 Power-off guidelines Step1. Press the front POWER button for 3 seconds until the run light goes out and the battery turns off. Step2. After that, put the air switch on control box to off state to shut down the system. Notes: Before powering off the battery system, make sure there is no load on the AC side of the inverter and that the circuit breaker between battery system and inverter is disconnected.
6 Product Maintenance and Troubleshooting 6.1 System maintenance (1) The system needs to be recharged every 6 months from the factory. (2) When the equipment is not used for a long period of time, the battery needs to be charged to between 45% and 55% of its capacity and the battery output needs to be disconnected to avoid emptying.
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Check load status and remove non-critical Equipment overload loads; Loss of capacity due to Confirm SOH status, if abnormal, please contact battery ageing our after-sales; Outside specified working environment No need to deal with it, the system will recover range, the system itself by itself after the environment is restored;...
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consistent with the requirements of the application scenario; According to the fault information (fault code) Others displayed on the PCS side, check the PCS fault table to find out the corresponding cause. Connect system grounding terminal Electrical shock System effectively effectively and reliably according to the from enclosure grounded...
7 Transportation and storage 7.1 Transportation requirements Dangerous Prohibit rough loading and unloading, violent vibration, shock or extrusion, prevent sunlight and rain, otherwise it may lead to short-circuit, damage (liquid leakage, rupture, etc.), fire or explosion of the battery. Warnings Make sure the unit is balanced during handling to avoid dropping it.
prevent bumping or bruising the fingers. When using a forklift to move, the forklift must be forked in the middle position to prevent tipping over. Before moving, please fasten the equipment to the forklift with a rope; when moving, it needs to be guarded by a person. The tilting angle of the cabinet should meet the requirements, the tilting angle should be α≤15°with packing, and α≤10°after removing the packing.
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Recommended storage temperature: 20°C to 30°C. Relative humidity: 5% RH ~ 80% RH. Dry, ventilated and clean. Avoid contact with corrosive organic solvents, gases and other substances. Avoid direct sunlight. The distance from the heat source should not be less than two metres.
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