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- Page 1 Installation Guide SolarEdge PV Module Monocrystalline Bi-Facial Module PV530-R72LGML, PV535-R72LGML, PV540-R72LGML Version 1.0...
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Page 2: Disclaimers
The material furnished in this document is believed to be accurate and reliable. However, SolarEdge assumes no responsibility for the use of this material. SolarEdge reserves the right to make changes to the material at any time and without notice. You may refer to the SolarEdge website (www.solaredge.com) for the most updated version. -
Page 3: Version History
Version History Version History Version 1.0 - (December 2021) initial release PV Module Monocrystalline Bi-Facial Module Installation Guide... -
Page 4: Table Of Contents
Content Content Disclaimers ............................................1 Important Notice ............................................1 Emission Compliance ..........................................1 Version History ..........................................2 Content ............................................3 Important Safety Instructions ....................................4 General Safety ............................................. 4 Installation Safety ............................................4 Introduction ............................................ 5 Limitation of Liability ..........................................5 General Information ........................................ -
Page 5: Important Safety Instructions
Important Safety Instructions Important Safety Instructions SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS General Safety NOTE Consult and follow local codes and other applicable laws concerning required permitting as well as installation & inspection requirements, rules, and regulations. Modules and PV systems should be installed by authorized and qualified personnel. Follow all safety precautions of all components used in the system. -
Page 6: Introduction
A module's maximum reverse current is 30A. Using a blocking diode and maximum series overcurrent protective device in the combiner box are recommended for reverse current protection when more than four strings are connected in parallel. When used with a SolarEdge optimizer, it’s not needed because the optimizer has reverse current protection. -
Page 7: General Information
General Information General Information Module Mechanical Drawing Bifacial Modules (With Frame) Figure 1: Regular Modules Mechanical Drawing Table 1: Regular Module Items and Labels Item Label Item Label Item Label Item Label Frame Front Glass EVA/POE Solar Cell Back Glass Sealant Junction Box Name Plate... -
Page 8: Junction Box Style And Wiring Method
≥1.4m, 78 type PV module cable length ≥1.5m Regular Safety The application level of the SolarEdge Monocrystalline Bi-Facial module is Class Ⅱ, which can be used in systems operating at > 50 V DC or >240 W, where general contact access is anticipated. -
Page 9: Operation Safety
Please refer to local laws and regulations before installing modules and abide by requirements on building fire protection. According to the corresponding certification standards, the fire rating of SolarEdge modules is Class C. The roof should be coated with a layer of fireproof materials with a suitable fire protection rating for roofing installation and make sure that the back sheet and the mounting surface are fully ventilated. -
Page 10: Installation Conditions
SolarEdge recommends that the tilt angle of module installation be no less than 10°. This allows rainfall to easily wash away any surface dust that accumulates on the module and reduces the required frequency of cleaning. It also helps to prevent water from pooling on the glass which otherwise over extended periods can create watermarks on the glass which may further affect module appearance and performance. -
Page 11: Mechanical Installation
If the module's output power meets the acquired load under the period of the worst irradiation in the year, the modules should be able to meet the load for the whole year. If the SolarEdge modules are used in a grid-connected system, the tilt angle should be calculated based on the principle to maximize the yearly output power. -
Page 12: Bifacial Module Mechanical Installation
The modules and mounting system can be connected by bolts, clamps, or embedded systems. Installation shall follow the demonstration and suggestions below. If the installation mode is different, please consult with SolarEdge and obtain approval. Otherwise, modules could be damaged, and the quality warranty will be invalid. - Page 13 Mechanical Installation Bifacial Module Load Capacities for Installation Using Bolts Table 4 details the load capacity variation for Bifacial module installation using bolts. Table 4: Load Capacities for Installations Using Bolts Installation Method Installation with Bolts 4 outer holes 4 outer holes (beam 4 inner holes (beam 400mm span holes perpendicular to long...
- Page 14 Mechanical Installation Bifacial Module Installation Using Fixtures Table 6 shows the position variation for Bifacial module installation using fixtures. Table 6: Fixture Position for Bifacial Module Installation Using Fixtures Installation of a framed module with fixtures on long sides. Installation of a framed module with fixtures on long sides. (Beam parallel to long sides.
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Page 15: Electrical Installation
DC electric parts. SolarEdge module's maximum system voltage is DC1000V/DC1500V---actually system voltage is designed based on the selected module and inverter model. -
Page 16: Connectors
Bypass Diodes SolarEdge Monocrystalline Bi-Facial module junction boxes contain bypass diodes that are connected in parallel with the cell string. If a hot spot occurs, the diode will begin operating to stop the main current from flowing through the hot spot cells to prevent the module from becoming over-heated and to prevent performance loss. -
Page 17: Operation And Maintenance
Figure 6: Clamp grounding and bolt grounding methods The Third-Party Grounding Devices A third-party grounding device can be used for grounding SolarEdge modules, but such grounding must be proved to be reliable. The grounding device shall be operated as per stipulations provided by the manufacturer. -
Page 18: Module Appearance Inspection
Operation and Maintenance To avoid the potential risk of electrical shock, do not attempt to clean any module that has exposed wires or damaged glass. Module Appearance Inspection Conduct a visual inspection of the modules and check for cosmetic defects, especially: Module glass cracks. -
Page 19: Support Contact Information
System configuration information, including the type and number of modules connected and the number and length of strings. The communication method to the SolarEdge server if the site is connected. The product's software version as it appears in the ID status screen...