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INVERTER INSTALLATION MANUAL
HY 3.6, HY 5.0
V 1.0
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  • Page 1 INVERTER INSTALLATION MANUAL HY 3.6, HY 5.0 V 1.0...
  • Page 2 SPECIFICATIONS A TRUE MULTITASKER Battery and Solar Inverter in One The third generation of the GivEnergy Hybrid Inverter is a battery and solar inverter in one unit. It can be coupled directly with solar panels to generate electricity in the property during daylight hours, as well as store any excess energy for later use in our batteries to minimise export.
  • Page 3 The model and specification of the inverter’s nameplate match the order specifications If any damaged or missing parts are found, please contact GivEnergy on 1300 GIVENERGY (1300 448 363) or email info.aus@givenergy.com immediately. Returns must be provided in original or equivalent...
  • Page 4 The system is capable of retaining a high voltage, even when disconnected. All in One Battery Connection PV Input Switch If you suspect something is wrong with the battery, contact GivEnergy on 1300 GIVENERGY (1300 PV Input Terminals 448 363) or email info.aus@givenergy.com.
  • Page 5 Precautions Battery Terminal Introductions Only GivEnergy supplied battery cables must be used Only GivEnergy batteries should be connected to our inverters Reversed polarity will damage the inverter The battery must be installed in accordance with the Battery Installation Guide The ambient temperature for the installation of the inverter should be above - 25℃ , below 60℃ , and the humidity should be between 0% and 100%.

  • Page 6: Product Handling

    HANDLING GUIDE This guide provides step-by-step instructions for the proper handling, transportation, and unpacking of the AU hybrid inverter. It also includes guidelines for dealing with packaging damage should it occur during transit. Please follow these instructions carefully to ensure the safety of the product and the installer. Packing size Packaging diagram 583 mm...
  • Page 7 Pallet presentation Safe transport in installer vehicles The GivEnergy AU batteries is presented on pallets When transporting the batteries in an installer’s vehicle, use proper securing methods, such as straps or cargo nets, to prevent movement and damage during transit...

  • Page 8: Installation

    UNPACKING Unpacking the product When unpacking the product, do so in a clean and dry area Use appropriate tools, such as box cutters, to carefully open the packaging, be cautious not to damage the inverters inside Inspect the product for any visible signs of damage or irregularities. If damage is observed, document it and contact the manufacturer or supplier immediately Disposal of packaging Dispose of the packaging materials responsibly.
  • Page 9 COMPONENTS...
  • Page 10 STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION Wall thickness for mounting the inverter must be no less than 100mm. Place the wall mounting Mount the inverter onto the mounting bracket. bracket horizontally onto the wall and mark the position of the bracket holes. 图 Drill 5 holes at the marked positions, at least mm deep.
  • Page 11 STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION For GIV-BAT-5.12/9.5-G3 only For installing additional batteries If connect multiple batteries, please connect the batteries as follows, and set the DIP switch settings If connecting to GIV-BAT-5.12/9.5-G3 battery, use a plug to plug cable from inverter depends on the battery quick guide correctly.
  • Page 12 STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION PV connection Electrical system connection Hybrid Inverter Battery PV Array 1. Pick up clamp; 2. Insert stranded conductors with strip length (12mm); 3. Recover the clamp. E PS Grid Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker Breaker Electric meter Electric meter Electric meter Electric meter...
  • Page 13 The positive pole, connected to an inverter or a parallel battery. Built-in communication terminals, CANBUS, CAN-L Built-in communication terminals, CANBUS, CAN-H Note: The battery cable is not included inside the package, it is supplied as a separate accessory by GivEnergy AU.

  • Page 14: Removing The Cover

    CONNECTIONS Removing the cover AC power grid connection For AU hybrid inverter, a Type A RCD with 30mA tripping current is recommended to be used. We suggest the AC separate unit spec as follow: Model Maximum Overcurrent(A) Diameter Cross-sectional Area Use an Allen wrench to loosen the screws.
  • Page 15 CONNECTIONS CONNECTIONS PV connection We suggest the DC separate unit spec as follow, Model Maximum Overcurrent(A) Diameter Cross-sectional Area GIV-HY-3.6-AU GIV-HY-5.0-AU Connect to the battery PV Input Connection Terminal (Each string supports 1 ports) Connect the cable to the battery and the other end to the inverter. Ensure that the grommeted There are two MPPT’s on the unit, so you can connect two independent MPPT channels.

  • Page 16: Grounding The Inverter

    CONNECTIONS CONNECTIONS DiagramB Grounding the inverter GIV-HY-5.0-AU The GIV-3HY must be grounded properly with the grounding cable. The ground point is showed below. ON GRID The specification of the grounding cable should be greater than 10 AWG. Grounding the PV array Battery E-BAR The grounding conductor of the PV panel racking must be firmly grounded on the PV array...
  • Page 17 CLEARANCE AND MAINTENANCE CONNECTIONS OVERVIEW All-in-One Battery Connector There must be adequate clearance around the inverter to allow for heat dissipation. The diagram PV Input below illustrates the space required around the inverter. Built-in WiFi Aeriel Communication and LAN Connectors 300mm 300mm EPS Connection...
  • Page 18 If you are a first time user, and you do not have an account or Engineer login, please consult your The inverter will start generating automatically when the PV voltage is higher than 200V supplier to get this set up. To download a fully illustrated guide, please visit our Knowledge Base at www.givenergy.co.uk Shutdown Procedure Uninstalling the Inverter...

  • Page 19: Technical Specifications

    Metering Technical Specifications Metering Model Number GIV-GEM-120CT-P Dimensions (HxWxD) 119 x 17.5 x 62mm Working Temperature -25°C ~ 55°C Protection Class IP51 Display CT Ratio 100A/100mA...
  • Page 20 Metering Connection Connection Metering Connection Every system will need at least 1 GEM120 (ID1) meter installing to monitor the import and export of the building. Every GEM120 meter needs a power supply/voltage reference point. This could be a dedicated supply from a 6A, for example. Every GEM120 meter will need a data connection back to the inverter’s meter communication port.
  • Page 21 For a more in-depth guide about our Monitoring Portal, please view our portal and app guide that is provided on our Resource Hub at www.givenergy.co.uk. Please note: the GivEnergy app is supported by an active development team constantly working on updates and improvements. As such, app information is subject to change.
  • Page 22 Step 4: To add/remove views, simply click the dropdown arrow and select from the dropdown list. If data is not being displayed correctly on the GivEnergy Monitoring Portal or App, please contact the GivEnergy Service Desk on 1300 GIVENERGY (1300 448 363) or email info.aus@givenergy.com.
  • Page 23 Step 4: Click ‘Inverter’ at the top of the Remote Control page. To enable DRM control: Step 1: Log into the GivEnergy Monitoring Portal at www.givenergy.cloud. Step 2: On your portal dashboard, hover over the ‘My Inverter’ card and select the expand icon.
  • Page 24 The default setpoints of Australia region A are applied in the inverter. Setting the Region setpoints Step 1: Log into the GivEnergy Monitoring Portal at www.givenergy.cloud. Step 2: From the Monitoring Portal dashboard, hover over the left side of the window to expand the navigation bar.
  • Page 25 If the local grid operator requires other settings instead of the default Australia A, Australia B, Australia C or New Zealand settings, please contact GivEnergy on 1300 GIVENERGY (1300 448 363) or email info.aus@givenergy.com to change them remotely from GivEnergy’s cloud server.
  • Page 26 Step 4: Your Inverter firmware version is displayed on this page. You can also update your firmware (if required) by pressing the ‘Update Firmware’ button. Step 1: Log into the GivEnergy Monitoring Portal at www.givenergy.cloud. Step 2: On your portal dashboard, hover over the ‘My Inverter’ card and select the expand icon.
  • Page 27 To adjust generation and export control settings: Step 4: Click ‘Inverter’ at the top of the Remote Control page. Step 1: Log into the GivEnergy Monitoring Portal at www.givenergy.cloud. Step 2: On your portal dashboard, hover over the ‘My Inverter’ card and select the expand icon.
  • Page 28 GENERATION CONTROL & EXPORT CONTROL SETTINGS GENERATION CONTROL & EXPORT CONTROL SETTINGS Step 6: To adjust Generation Control, adjust the slider in the ‘Inverter Max Output Active Power Percent’ Step 8: Adjust the Export Limit by sliding the value in the ‘Grid Export Limit’ field. This is a combined field between 0 and 100%.
  • Page 29 WIFI GUIDE WIFI GUIDE Step 3: Select Mode WE / WF / WO / WG / WH / WJ / WK / WT serial number Select Mode Selection. Step 1: Accessing your WiFi settings Select STA mode. Accessing your WiFi settings. Click Apply.
  • Page 30 If you wish to change the IP address of the dongle you can modify this here. maximum 10 minutes. If after 10 minutes your system is still not connected refresh your page and then please try the steps again, or refer to our Troubleshooting steps in our full guide at: www.givenergy.co.uk/ resource-hub/...
  • Page 31 Either sign into the online portal at https://portal.givenergy.cloud, or the GivEnergy app with your GivEnergy Engineer login. If you are a first time user, and you do not have an account or Engineer login, please consult your supplier to get this set up.
  • Page 32 • Wait at least 5 minutes after disconnection in case that the residual voltage of capacitors down to safe voltage. Use a multimeter to ensure the equipment is completely uncharged. • The equipment should be repaired by GivEnergy Staff and it is strictly forbidden for maintenance staff to open b. Equipment Cleaning equipment on their own.
  • Page 33 This inverter is covered by a 5-year warranty. An extended warranty can be purchased within 60 days of the commissisoning date that is registered on the portal. Hybrid lnverter AU 3.6 Hybrid lnverter AU 5.0 This document is the property of GivEnergy, reproduction is prohibited.
  • Page 34 Appendix DRMs The DRM connection CN5 in the front plate, as the picture: DRMs (No.) Print&Function Foot position note 1：DRM1/5 2：DRM2/6 3：DRM3/7 4：DRM4/8 DRMs 5：REFGEN 6：COM LOAD(GND) 7：/ 8：/ Appendix When it receives the order from DRM0 connection, the inverter will act responding to the order, the output power should be reduced to 0 (Short connection between Rj45 No.5 and No.6).

  • Page 35: Output Data (Ac)

    Appendix II Appendix II INPUT DATA (PV ) GENER AL DATA Max. DC Input Power 5400W|7500W Dimensions 583H x 205D x 480W (mm) Start-up Voltage Weight 34Kg Max PV Voltage 600V MPPT Range Charge / Discharge Efficiency 94% / 94% 90V - 550V Nominal Voltage 360V...
  • Page 36 Appendix III INDICATOR DESCRIPTION Status DESCRIPTION The Green LED blinks at the on 0.5S and off Standby 0.5s frequency. 1. The Green LED is always on Running 2. When Battery SOC is under the discharge limit SOC, the Green LED blinks at the on 3.5S and off 0.5s frequency.

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