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Instruction Manual

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  • Page 1 Conergy WR 1700-5900E Instruction Manual...
  • Page 3: Dear Reader

    Dear Reader Introduction Thank you for placing confidence in us - and congratulations on your new, technically high-grade product! This instruction manual will help you get to know your new machine. Read the manual carefully and you will soon be familiar with all the many great features of your new product.
  • Page 5: Safety Rules

    Safety rules Danger! “Danger!” indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if not avo- ided, will result in death or serious injury. This signal word must be limited to the most extreme situations. This signal word is not used for hazards relating to property damage unless there is also a risk of personal injury appropriate to this level.
  • Page 6 General Remarks All the safety instructions and warning signs on the machine itself: (continued) must be kept in a legible condition must not be damaged must not be removed must not be covered, pasted or painted over For information about where the safety instructions and warning signs are located on the machine, please refer to the section of your machine’s in- struction manual headed “General Remarks”.
  • Page 7 Qualified Staff Maintenance and repair may only be carried out by an authorised specialist (continued) company. There is no guarantee in the case of parts sourced from other suppliers that these parts have been designed and manufactured to cope with the stresses and safety requirements that will be placed on them.
  • Page 8 Safety markings Equipment with the CE mark fulfils the basic requirements of the Guideline Governing Low-Voltage and Electromagnetic Compatibility. (More detailed information about this may be found in the Annex or in the section of your documentation headed “Technical Data”.) Data security The user is responsible for backing up data relating to changes made to factory settings.
  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    Your roof is your power generator ................. 7 General Introduction ....................... 7 Electricity is converted under the roof ................8 The Conergy WR unit in the Photovoltaic System ............9 General information ...................... 9 Transforming DC into AC electricity ................9 Fully automatic operation management ................
  • Page 10 Your personal configuration ..................52 LocalNet ..........................52 System upgrading / slot-in board system ..............52 Data recorder ......................52 COM Card ........................52 Insert slot-in boards, Conergy WR ................53 Configuration....................... 54 Example ........................54 Status diagnosis and repair ..................55...
  • Page 11 Customer service ......................63 Annex ........................... 64 Technical Data ......................... 64 Conergy WR 1700 / 2300 / 3300 ................64 Conergy WR 4600 / 5900 / 5900E ................65 Warranty and Liability ...................... 67 Warranty terms and liability ..................67 Scope of warranty .......................
  • Page 12: Safety Of Persons

    The separately insulation encased power stage shall only be opened when not under voltage and only by trained service staff. Galvanic insu- The design and function of the Conergy WR unit offer a maximum of safety, lation both during installation as well as in operation. A complete galvanic insulati- on between DC and AC side guarantees maximum safety.
  • Page 13: Photovoltaic Generator

    In case the solar modules exceed a no-load voltage of 500 V - or 530 V for the WR 5900E - the Conergy WR unit will be completely damaged and all warranty rights will cease to exist. Only a licenced electricity installer is authorized to carry out the connec- Mains connec- tion works to the public mains network.
  • Page 14: The Safety Concept

    The Safety Concept Your Conergy WR unit complies with all applicable standards and regulati- Standards and ons. Regulations They comprise in particular: - Guideline 89/336/EEC electromagnetic compatibility - Guideline 93/68/EEC CE-marking - European standards EN 50 081-1, EN 50 082-2, EN 61 000-3-2 - „Guideline for parallel operation of self-owned photovoltaic generating...
  • Page 15: How A Photovoltaic System Works

    General Introduction How a photovoltaic system works General infor- The energy from worldwide insolation amounts to a total of about mation 1,540,000,000,000,000,000 kWh/year (1,540 Peta kWh/year). This is 15.000 times as much as the electricity consumption worldwide. We congratulate you on your decision to actively use world’s biggest energy pool.
  • Page 16: Electricity Is Converted Under The Roof

    The direct current generated in the solar modules can be fed into the converted public mains network or put to home use after having been transformed in under the roof an inverter. This is the basic purpose of your Conergy WR unit.
  • Page 17: The Conergy Wr Unit In The Photovoltaic System

    The Conergy WR unit in the Photovoltaic System General infor- Your Conergy WR unit is the latest generation of solar inverters. It is the mation highly complex link between solar modules and the public electricity mains network. As such it is in charge of a number of highly qualified tasks.
  • Page 18: Monitoring The Mains Network

    (continued) derably less weight. In spite of its full galvanic insulation, the Conergy WR unit achieves a high degree of efficiency, due to its innovative circuit sche- mes.
  • Page 19: Your Advantage

    Based on our experience and the use of the most innovative technologies, the Conergy WR unit is able to manage all these tasks simultaneously.
  • Page 20: Product Description

    Conergy WR unit fully shuts off the mains connection. - during the night the Conergy WR unit does not draw any energy from the public mains - the data and parameters set remain available...
  • Page 21 1/10 of the total duration of the test is over (5) Synchronisation ENS (option) - if the Conergy WR unit is equipped with the ENS option, every detail of the ENS will be tested and synchronized - the screen displays „SYNC “...
  • Page 22: Overview For Conergy Wr

    Overview for (1) storage area for operation and installation manual Conergy WR (2) ventilation grill (3) LED for operation status (4) display (5) keyboard (6) slot -in board area (7) various versions of connection plate (8) connection area - to be opened only by licensed electricity installers...
  • Page 23: Led For Operating Status

    Depending on the operating status, the LED assumes different colours (1) LED lights up green: - a green light starts as soon as the Conergy WR unit has completed the startup phase, it stays green as long as the operation of feeding...
  • Page 24 - when a warning is being displayed on the screen (continued) - or the Conergy WR unit has been set to standby operation in the setup menu = manual shutoff of power supply operation - after the next day sunrise, power supply operation will be resu-...
  • Page 25: Operating Scheme

    Operating scheme The Display The Conergy WR unit is pre-configured to be ready for operation, therefo- General infor- re it is not necessary to make any adjustments in order to be able to get it mation to operate fully automatic and feed power into the mains.
  • Page 26: Navigating In The Display

    ... appears with data readings which are directly related to the solar modules ... appears with data readings which are related directly to the Conergy WR unit ... appears with data readings which are related to environment conditions, like insolation and temperature (optional) (10) ...appears with data readings which are transmitted by the con-...
  • Page 27: Menu Level

    Menu level From the menu level you enter the display mode or the setup menu. Move into the menu surface by pressing key (C) - the screen displays „Menu“ - the display is operating in the menu level - move into the menu level Select display (1) (2) (3) (4) - select the desired display mode...
  • Page 28: Scrolling Between Display Functions

    „Year“ ...shows data for supply into the mains in current calendar year - only in combination with data recorder option display mode „Total“ ... shows data for supply into the mains since your Conergy WR unit has been first operating...
  • Page 29: Scheme Of Display Readings

    (minimum) meter (°C; alternat. also °F) ambient temperature ambient temperature(maximum) (°C; alternnatively also in °F) (°C; alternat. also °F) insolation ambient temperature( minimum) (W/m²) (°C; alternat. also °F) time insolation (maximum) (HH:MM) (W/m²) operating hours of Conergy WR unit (HH:MM)
  • Page 30: Display Mode „Now

    The resistance of the local low voltage mains up to the next transformer station is metered. Whenever the local low voltage mains network is switched off for repair works, the mains impedance will increase substantially, in this case the Conergy WR unit will interrupt power supply for safety reasons.
  • Page 31 The voltage indicated during power supply into mains is equal to the so- called MPP voltage (MPP = maximum power point). The Conergy WR unit keeps the module voltage always within the maximum possible power output withdrawal from the solar modules. This always guarantees an optimum efficiency performance of your photovoltaic generator..
  • Page 32 Display mode Display example for negative po- „Now“ tential (sign „-“) (continued) Short circuit between DC- line and earth Display example for positive poten- tial (sign „+“) Short circuit between DC+ line and earth power output drawn from mains supply... present con- sumption (Watt;...
  • Page 33: Display Mode „Day / Year / Total

    Display mode „Day“ ... shows readings for mains supply feed-in of current day - only in combination with bus-master option Important! For the Conergy WR unit, the day begins with the moment it switches on. In case the DC supply line is disconnected, the following...
  • Page 34 Display mode Energy supplied ... energy „Day / Year / supplied during period monito- Total“ red (kWh / MWh) (continued) Due to different monitoring systems there can be deviations in compari- son with readings of other metering instruments. For invoicing of the energy supplied only the readings of the calibrated meter supplied by the electric utility company are relevant.
  • Page 35 Display mode Minimum mains voltage... „Day / Year / lowest reading of mains volta- Total“ ge (V) during observation (continued) period Maximum module voltage... highest reading of module voltage (V) during observation period Energy consumption meter reading energy consumed during ob- servation period (kWh / MWh;...
  • Page 36: The Setup Menu

    Duration of operation is shown in hours and minutes upto 999 h and 59 min (display: „999:59“). From then on only full hours are displayed. Although the Conergy WR unit is not operating during the night, all data required for the sensor card option are monitored and saved around the clock.
  • Page 37: Display Mode „Setup

    Display mode „Setup“ The setup menu allows easy readjustment of the preset parameters of the Conergy WR unit in order to adapt to your needs and requirements in the best possible way. Enter the - move to to the menu level (chap-...
  • Page 38: Setting The Menu Items

    „Enter“ key The menu item „Standby“ allows manual activation of the standby operati- on of the Conergy WR unit. During standby operation the electronic system of the power stage is switched off. No power is fed into the mains. There is an orange flash on the LED.
  • Page 39 - „Contrast“ ... set contrast on LCD display - enter „Contrast“: press key „En- ter“ (D) As contrast depends on tempera- ture, it may be necessary to adjust the menu item „Contrast“ when - select from settings „0“ to ambient conditions change. „7“...
  • Page 40 - „Light Mode“ ... pre-setting of display illumination - to enter „Light Mode“: press key „Enter“ (D) - To switch between settings Auto 1., On 2. and Off 3. - press keys (A) or (B): 1.The display illumination will stop 30 seconds after the last time a key has been pressed - accept: press key „Enter“...
  • Page 41 1. Enter currency (factory pre-set for EUR) - first digit starts flashing - select a character for the first digit by pressing key (A) or (B) - confirm by pressing key „Enter“(D) - next digit starts flashing - follow same procedure as descri- bed above for subsequent digits - accept the currency selected by pressing key „Enter“...
  • Page 42 Conergy WR into a data communication network using data recorders. It is important to give each Conergy WR an own address, so that the data recorder can differentiate between the individual static inverters. If two Conergy WR are in the system with the same address, they cannot com- municate with the data recorder.
  • Page 43 If a successful data link has been „Error“ is displayed if DatCom is set up then „OK “ is displayed. not installed or the data link is not functioning correctly. - Press key (B) to call up the Sig- nal Card test - Start the Signal Card test by Signal Card not installed pressing the „Enter“...
  • Page 44 Important! The menu item „Year“ is only supported when the option data recorder is connected. - „Time“ ... setting of date and time - enter „Time“ by pressing key „Enter“ (D) 1.Enter date (e.g.: 03.10.2003) - first digit starts flashing - select a character for the first digit by pressing key (A) or (B) - confirm by pressing key „Enter“...
  • Page 45 - „STATE_PS“ ... Status display of power stage sets - Press „Enter“ key (D) - In this case for example the first power stage set (PS00) is on „Standby“ - „Standby“ means no electricity is being fed into the public mains - Press „Enter“...
  • Page 46 - to switch into display of version number for ENS: press keys (A) or (B) - exit with key „Esc“ (C) Note! in case the Conergy WR unit is not equipped with the ENS option, type display number and version number version number cannot be displayed.
  • Page 47: Additional Information

    Additional information Upgrading the The Conergy WR unit is prepared for a whole series of system upgrades. system The following system upgrades (compatible with IG Dat Com) are availab- le for example: - for communicating between Conergy WR and outside system extensi-...
  • Page 48: Forced Ventilation

    - your Conergy WR unit will remain ready for operation as long as possible without any interruption. - Even if the Conergy WR is frequently used at full load the fan can be expected to last approx. 20 years.
  • Page 49: Installation Manual

    Installation manual...
  • Page 50: Open The Housing

    Opening connection area - insert screwdriver into the borehole (1) at the bottom of the Conergy WR - unlock cover (2) of connection area by lifting the screwdriver carefully at the end of its handle...
  • Page 51: Installation

    - the Conergy WR unit is not to be set up in areas where there is heavy dust development - the Conergy WR unit is not to be set up in areas where there is heavy...
  • Page 52: Fixing The Wall Mounting Frame

    Choosing the - the Conergy WR unit is to be installed at a height which keeps the location display slightly below the position of your eyes in order to secure best (continued) possible readability of the display. - The distance between the top edge of the Conergy WR and the ceiling should be approx.
  • Page 53 The housing is designed for a cable channel of up to 50 mm height which mounting can be located directly below the connection area, without frame - cables visible below the Conergy WR unit (continued) - impairing access to the connection area and the slot- in board area Important! Should a cable channel...
  • Page 54: Connection

    500 V - or 530 V for the WR 5900E. Whenever the no-load voltage of the solar modules exceeds 500 V - or 530 V for the WR 5900E - the Conergy WR unit will be destroyed, and all warranty rights will become null and void.
  • Page 55: Connection Alternatives

    - A special16 A fuse for each Conergy WR 1700 and 3300 - A special 25 A fuse for each Conergy WR 4600 and 5900 - Alternatively for Conergy WR 4600 and 5900: 32 A , type „C“ miniature circuit-breaker 1.
  • Page 56: Dc Plug

    For easier installation and maintenance the solar modules are connected via a contact- voltage-proof plug connection with a choice between one and five plug pairs - fix the Conergy WR unit on the wall as shown in chapter „Installation“ - open connection area - see chapter „Open the Housing“...
  • Page 57: Dc Plug And Ac Connection

    Connection to the mains is effected by means of a touchproof AC plug which can be latched. - Fix the Conergy WR unit on the wall as shown in chapter „Installation“ Bare the mains cable as shown in 20 mm...
  • Page 58 9,5 to 15 mm diameter - assemble AC plug - connect AC plug to Conergy WR unit and latch Note! Always shut off voltage before unplugging the AC connec- tion by disconnecting fuse in the house distribution cabinet.
  • Page 59: Start Up Operation

    - the LED light continues green as long as power supply is fed into the mains, it confirms that the operation continues to function without fault. In case the initial operation of your Conergy WR unit does not proceed as shown above and the Conergy WR unit does not start feeding power supply into the mains network, you should consult the chapter „Error...
  • Page 60: Your Personal Configuration

    COM Card In order to tie in the Conergy WR unit with the LocalNet, the following system upgrading is required (slot-in board) - COM card ......for exchanging data between your Conergy...
  • Page 61: Insert Slot-In Boards, Conergy Wr

    For versions for countries where the ENS card is a standard requirement, the unit will not operate without this card. Legal regulations require a safety system which does not allow operation of the Conergy WR without installation of ENS. - power supply feeding operation can be resumed as soon as the ENS...
  • Page 62: Configuration

    Each COM card has two RS-485 interfaces for entry and exit. Connection is effected with RJ45 plugs. The first Conergy WR unit with COM card can be located at a distance of up to 1000 m from the last Conergy WR unit with COM card.
  • Page 63: Status Diagnosis And Repair

    It is thus possible to quickly ascertain de- fects in the Conergy WR unit, in the photovoltaic system as well as instal- lation and operation errors.
  • Page 64: Complete Failure

    Should the no-load voltage of the modules (at the connecting points of the Conergy WR unit) not reach 160 V, it is possibly the case of a defect in the remaining part of the photovoltaic system.
  • Page 65: Class 1

    Service codes of service class 1 appear mostly only temporarily, their cause lies in the public mains network. The first reaction of your Conergy WR unit is to disconnect from the mains. Subsequently the mains network will be checked for the duration of the observation period stipulated.
  • Page 66: Class 2

    Class 2 service codes are also related to the parameters of the mains network. Some of the checking procedures therefore overlap with those of service class 1. Your Conergy WR unwill react in the same way as in the case of service codes in service class 1.
  • Page 67: Class 3

    After automatic disconnection from the mains and monitoring of the mains as stipulated, your Conergy WR unit will try to resume the feeding operati- Code Designation...
  • Page 68: Class 4

    No communication If it is possible, your Coner- Conergy WR has no net- possible between the gy WR unit will resume the work connection. Check control unit and ENS power feeding operation af-...
  • Page 69 Communication with Orange LED lights up, then If Service-Code is dis- IG-Ctrl not possible the Conergy WR attempts a played permanently, new start contact a trained service technician Two power supplies The Conergy WR blocking,...
  • Page 70: Class 5

    Class 5 service codes generally do not impair the operation of feeding power into the mains network. They will be displayed so long until the service code displayed is cancelled by pressing a key (the Conergy WR unit, however, continues working normally in the background).
  • Page 71: Class 5

    Detection of intermediate technician. circuit voltage damaged Customer Important! Contact your Conergy dealer or trained service partner if an service error not mentioned in the schedule appears frequently or permanently. Should there be any questions regarding your Conergy WR, that cannot be answered by your Conergy dealer, respectively service partner, please contact our hotline (+49 7121 144 936 1).
  • Page 72: Annex

    Reaction at DC-overload shift of operating point Values given are standard. Your Conergy WR unit has been specifically adjusted in accordance with the regulations of your country. The AC-output reduces (power-derating) when the ambient temperature is increased, from approx. 35 °C (dependent on the solar module voltage).
  • Page 73: Conergy Wr 4600 / 5900 / 5900E

    Reaction at DC-overload shift of operating point Values given are standard. Your Conergy WR unit has been specifically adjusted in accordance with the regulations of your country. The AC-output reduces (power-derating) when the ambient temperature is increased, from approx. 35 °C (dependent on the solar module voltage).
  • Page 74 In the particular country versions both with as well as without ENS the mo- nitoring and safety systems integrated in the Conergy WR as part of its standard equipment make sure that in case of a mains dropout (caused either by shutoff effected by the utility supplier or by power transmission line failure) the power supply feeding will be immediately interrupted.
  • Page 75: Warranty And Liability

    Warranty and Liability The warranty of the general terms of business is applicable for the Warranty Conergy WR unit. For the duration of this period Conergy guarantees the terms and proper function of your solar inverter. Should there be any defect for...
  • Page 76: Warranty Period

    Purchase date of the invoice, date of taking over the equipment / date of evidence commissioning and report of the energy utility supply company. Disposal of obsolete equipment Recycling Should your inverter be replaced at some future date, Conergy will accept the obsolete equipment back and provide for its proper recycling.
  • Page 86 Should there be any technical questions, please contact our hotline at +49 6897 81 06 154 or send a fax to +49 6897 81 06 156. www.conergy.com Specifications subject to change March 2005 © Conergy AG...

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