TSI SYSTEM 3P 15 To 30KVA 120VAC USER MANUAL Rev 2.3

SYSTEM MANUAL
TSI 3 phases Bravo inverter cabinet 15 to 30KVA

30KVA
Some Equipment described in this document is available in option.

This document is subject to modification without prior notice from the manufacturer.
The present equipment is protected by several international patents and trademarks.

Tables of contents of SYSTEM MANUAL
0 Safety Recommendations .................................................................3
1 Introduction ........................................................................................4
2 System Technical Description ...........................................................5
2.1 EMC standards ..........................................................................................................................5
2.2 Safety standards.........................................................................................................................5
2.3 Environment ..............................................................................................................................5
2.4 Typical load...............................................................................................................................5
2.5 Linear load diagram for BRAVO system..................................................................................6
3 Installation..........................................................................................7
3.1 Overview ...................................................................................................................................7
3.2 System dimensions & weight....................................................................................................8
3.3 Carrying and unpack .................................................................................................................9
3.3.1 Unplugging inverter ..............................................................................................................9
3.3.2 Plugging inverter ....................................................................................................................9
3.3.3 Inverter configured by system..............................................................................................10
3.4 Wiring......................................................................................................................................11
3.4.1 DC input connection ............................................................................................................... 12
3.4.2 Alarms connection .................................................................................................................. 13
3.4.3 AC Input connection ............................................................................................................... 13
3.4.4 AC Output connection ............................................................................................................ 14
3.4.5 Grounding ............................................................................................................................... 15
4. Local and Remote Monitoring.........................................................16
4.1 Local monitoring on inverter...................................................................................................16
4.2 Local monitoring on T2S ........................................................................................................17
4.3 Local monitoring on notebook ................................................................................................17
4.4 Remote monitoring on dry contact..........................................................................................17
4.5 Monitoring with optional equipment on CANDIS (In option). ..............................................18
5 Plug in of inverters modules ............................................................19
6 Commissioning and running ............................................................20
6.1 Installation control...................................................................................................................20
6.2 Commissioning .......................................................................................................................21
6.3 Alarm test ................................................................................................................................22
6.4 Maintenance and by-pass ........................................................................................................23
6.5 Troubleshooting ......................................................................................................................24
6.6 Spare parts and return equipment............................................................................................26
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0 Safety Recommendations 0
Your safety is our major concern.
Read carefully all safety aspects listed in this manual prior any intervention on the appliance.
The manufacturer declines all responsibilities if equipment has not been installed by skilled technician and in
a proper way according to local safety regulation and as it is described herein.
TSI rack is not supplied with internal disconnecting devises and it is dual input power supply.
Refer to chapter 3 for safe installation and access to the system.
TSI rack can reach hazardous leakage currents if grounding is not made according to safety
recommendations.
Caution:
For your easiness, the following picto will appear to highlight safety
advices

1 Introduction 1
This document applies to the TSI System. For products description, please refer to related
document.
Please check that operating manual version you are reading is corresponding to TSI version running in your
installation.
TSI Systems: Customer reference for this cabinet is : ------------------------------
Based on BRAVO 120Vac – 48Vdc module included in Shelf
Fitted with Enhanced Power Conversion (EPC) mode
TSI System Identification plate:
CE+T Identification Plates are located

On Shelf: On Module
On T2S
On the cabinet: the Identification plate is generally located on the top front of the cubicle.
The corresponding Customer labels (If any) are stickled close to Labels.
Customer references are:
---------------------------- for Inverter 2500 VA (TSI Bravo)
---------------------------- for Supervision unit (T2S Monitor)
---------------------------- for Shelf including TSI Bravo
---------------------------- for cabinet
The PART NUMBER, SERIAL NUMBER and BURN IN DATE are essential information
when you contact CE+T to get help in commissioning or in troubles or when item is
sent back for repair.

2 System Technical Description 2
Certificates and testing details are available on request.
2.1 EMC standards 2.1

ETSI EN 300 132-2 (date 2003 – 01)
2.2 Safety standards 2.2

The power supply system fulfils the mentioned international and national safety standards according to
grounding, fire protection and other safety matters:
IEC EN60950-1 (date 2001 – 10) for inverter

IEC EN62040-1-1 for the shelf(ves)
2.3 Environment 2.3

Operating temperature -25°C to + 50°C
Storage Temperature -40°C to + 80°C no condensing.
Packaging Conform to NEBS GR63
Vibration IEC 721-3-3
Shock IEC 721-3-2
Audible noise < 35dB (A)
Cooling Forced convection
Since inverter modules are forced cooling good air circulation has to be guaranteed.
TSI racks can be stacked with other equipments provided that airflow is kept free.
2.4 Typical load 2.4

• Resistive
• Inductive and resistive
• Capacitive and resistive
• Non linear load with a maximum crest factor of 3.5 at nominal power for TSI Bravo
CAUTION:
Due to constant power load behavior, overload capabilities should be sometimes de-rated.

2.5 Linear load diagram for BRAVO system 2.5
Power
Capacitive Load Inductive load

2500VA
2000W
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0

Cos ϕ
Permissible linear load range at rated values
With linear or non linear loads the inverters are able to work at nominal power with phase shift
Voltage / Current between 90° leading and 90° laggi ng with power capacity as described here above.
CAUTION:
Due to constant power load behavior, overload capabilities should be sometimes de-rated.

3 Installation 3
Refer to cabinet lay out drawings and electrical drawings supplied with the cabinet for
actual location of components and connexions.
Caution:
Installation and commissioning must be done and conducted by trained
people fully authorized to act on installation.
It is prohibited to perform any isolation test without instruction from

manufacturer.
3.1 Overview 3.1

The 30 KVA 3 PHASES BRAVO type Cabinet consists in:
TOP cabling (3 slots for cables)
AC OUT BREAKERS
MANUAL BY PASS S3 / S1 / S2
Single row of single pole DC breaker

Optional CANDIS including display and TCPIP
1 SHELVE per phase with sets of 2500 VA
BRAVO Inverters (Black Grid)
Please refer to the specific Operating

Manuals for installation and use of
Inverters, T2S Monitoring, CanDis
Display and TCP-IP

We recommend to leave access to the back for exceptional intervention.
3.2 System dimensions & weight 3.2

30 KVA BRAVO type Cabinet:
AC input terminal and AC output terminal will be modified in relation with the order or with
customer specifications.
Net Weight about : 150 kg, and with wood box about 210 kg
Standard size:
Sizes: 1130 mm high x 603 x 600 mm
On request equipment will supply in bigger size

3.3 Carrying and unpack 3.3
The cabinet is ship with the inverter plugged inside the system, and it lay on its back
side. To unpack the cabinet easier, place the wooden case upright and carefully dismounted
side panel.
If inverter must be removed from slot to reduce the weight, take a special care to identify
properly all of inverter in order to plug back inverter in the same slot. The inverters are
interchangeable but this operation will make easier the commissioning.
3.3.1 Unplugging inverter 3.3.1
In operation each inverter removal need a configuration file adjustment to monitor

properly the cabinet. Refer T2S operating manual.
3.3.2 Plugging inverter 3.3.2
In operation each adding inverter requires an update configuration file to monitor

properly the cabinet. Refer to T2S operating manual.

3.3.3 Inverter configured by system 3.3.3
Maximum inverters and power on each phase
Nominal Power Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3
Inverters Power Inverters Power Inverters Power
15 KVA 2 5 KVA 2 5 KVA 2 5 KVA
30 KVA 4 10 KVA 4 10 KVA 4 10 KVA
Phase location (Here 30 KVA 3PH

cabinet )
The phase one is located on the top,
phase two on the middle and
phase three on the bottom
Inverter location:
By default the inverter number one is located in
the top left slot.

Phase 1
If inverters are not mounted for the nominal 1
Phase 2
power, the address on communication bus will
kept free.
12 Phase 3
In 30KVA system every slot are powered in DC.

BUT in another power cabinet, some slots are not powered in DC.
For instance, in the system 15 KVA, slots 3 and 4 on each phase are not powered in DC.
It is not allows installing more inverters by phase than the

maximum number of inverters listed in the above table.
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3.4 Wiring 3.4
Caution:
The TSI Rack does not include any protecting and/or disconnecting devices
neither on DC input or on AC input.
THESE WOULD BE INSTALLED OUTSIDE THE SHELF.
Before any intervention on the TSI Rack, operator has to make sure that
power is removed from both DC leads and AC input mains.
All breakers, cables and wires must be CE and classified for min 90°C
(194°F) operation
All DC cables and alarm cables as well must be kept minimum 10mm away
AC cables
Some safety labels are stuck on the TSI cabinet. They must not be removed.
Respect Line and Neutral connection.
The insulation cover of conductors must match the local and international standards and the cross section must
be related to the upstream protections.
Connections to the DC IN / AC IN / Alarms are in the “Cold Box” (Termination Box).
Remove (unscrew 6 screws) the top

Cover to have access to terminals
Top view
AC input terminal
DC individual terminal on the back
on the back
Alarm and contact terminal
AC Output breaker
Maintenance by-pass

This termination box can be pull out of the cabinet to give full access to the terminals
X1 (-) & X1(+) (DCIN) / X2 (AC IN) / X6 – X5 – X3 (Alarms)
3.4.1 DC input connection 3.4.1

The DC feeding will be “Individual” or
“Common” according to the order. (Here DC
X1 (-) X1 (+) individual is illustrated)
INDIVIDUAL FEEDING can be supplied as

option.
For individual feed the Negative copper bar
must be removed and each individual DC
cables are connected on terminal.
In common feed the cabinet is supplied with

one DC breakers for each inverter. (Option with Individual)
The DC IN (-) cables have to be connected on the X1 terminal by starting from the left side to the right side.
(view face to the front to the cabinet)
The insulation cover of connecting cables must meet the local and international standards and the cross section
related to the upstream protections.
Current in individual feeding

Screws
DC input current at 40VDC DC breaker Cable size mm² (AWG) size Tightening torque (Nm)
55A (By BRAVO module) 63A C curve 16 ( 6) M5 2,5 Nm
Current in common feeding

Power Input current at Minimal wire section mm² Screw Tightening torque (Nm)
40VDC (AWG)
15 KVA 330 Amps 1 x 150 ( 1 x MCM300) M12 40
30 KVA 660 Amps 2 x 150 ( 2 x MCM300) M12 40
The cross section and breaker must be in accordance with the following parameters:
-inverter redundancy on the system

-overload capacity setting (I max = 150% for max 15 sec)
-battery length cables not too long to avoid too much voltage droop.
-battery capacity
3.4.2 Alarms connection 3.4.2
The Alarm connector X6, X5 and X3 are located

on the left side (front to the cabinet). Access is
easier when termination box is pull out. (See 3.4)
3.4.3 AC Input connection 3.4.3

It is highly recommended install surge
arrestor close the AC input inverter
connection to prevent lightning damage.
By default our products are protected up
level 3 from IEC61000-4-5, and if need be
you can protect up level 4 or x.
The AC IN cables have to be connected on

the X2 terminal on the right side (view from the
front of the cabinet);
The AC input terminals location can be located in other place for special design
Power Nominal Input current @ Input current with 150 % Minimal wire section
120VAC overload for max 15 sec mm²(AWG)
15 KVA 34,7 A 52 A 6 ( 10 )
30 KVA 69,5 A 104,2 A 16 ( 6 )
The cross section and breaker must be in accordance with the following parameters:
-inverter redundancy on the system
-overload capacity setting (I max = 150% for max 15 sec)
AC input connection only exists whenever TSI system has been foreseen
with integrated static transfer switch function (EPC mode).

3.4.4 AC Output connection 3.4.4
Caution:
The TSI Rack does not include any disconnect or protecting devises for AC
output. Prior any intervention on AC output make sure DC input has been
actually disconnected
The shelf is not hot plug device

Prior any handling of the shelf, wait a few minutes (min 5 minutes) for
complete discharge of internal capacitors that have been energized.
The safety standard IEC/EN62040-1-1 requires that, in case of output short –

circuit, the inverter must disconnect in maximum 5 seconds. Parameter can be
adjusted on T2S; however, if the parameter is set at a value > 5 seconds, an
external protection must be provided in order that the short circuit protection
operates within 5 seconds.
NB Default value is set at 60 seconds.
The AC output can be supplied:
-without breaker (Bulk)
-with bulk on breakers when

one output only
-with output on several MCB

(illustrated here)
Bulk output
Power Nominal Output current Output current with 150 % overload Minimal wire section
for max 15 sec mm² (AWG)
15 KVA 41,6 A 62,5 A 10 ( 8 )
30 KVA 83,3 A 125 A 25 ( 4 )
BREAKER MINIMAL WIRE

Tightening torque (Nm)
RATING (A) SECTION MM² (AWG) Terminal
10A 1.5 (16)
20A 2.5 (14)
40A 10 (8) 3.5
Breaker
63A 16 (6) for C60 or C120 models
80A 25 (4)
125A 35 (2)

3.4.5 Grounding 3.4.5
Caution:
Current leakages can reach hazardous values.
For your personal SAFETY, earth connections must be done before energizing
the system.
Earth cable cross section must be sized according to the local rules. If positive or negative was
grounded in the building and the DC power is common feeding cable size will adapted in consequence.
Usually the cross section as follow:
Power Nominal Input current Minimal AC IN LIVE wire Minimal Ground wire section
section mm² ( AWG ) mm² ( AWG )
15 KVA 41,6 A 62,5 A 10 ( 8 )
30 KVA 83,3 A 125 A 25 ( 4 )
Earth connection must be done to the point referenced with symbol even if
commercial AC input is not available

4. Local and Remote Monitoring. 4.
See Module Operating Manual for more information
4.1 Local monitoring on inverter 4.1
Status Inverter LED Description Remedial action

OFF No input power or forced stop Check environment
Permanent green Fine working Nothing to do
Blinking green Converter OK but working conditions Check upstream and surrounding
are not fulfilled to operate properly equipments
Blinking green/orange Recovery mode after boost Wait for a while
alternatively (10 In short circuit condition)
Permanent orange Starting mode Wait
Blinking orange Modules cannot start Insert T2S
Blinking red Recoverable fault Wait or attempt to clear default
condition by removing and
reinserting the module
Permanent red Non recoverable fault Send module back for repair
Output Power (redundancy not counted)

= overload
5% to 40%
40 to 70%
80 to 95%
Output Power (redundancy not

100%
100%
<5%
counted)
× × × ≡ ≡ ≡
× × = = = = Status output power LED
- - - × - -
1B 1P 2P 2P 3P 3B Behavior (B = blinking – P permanent
)

4.2 Local monitoring on T2S 4.2
The alarms are generated by the T2S and are seen on the main shelf.
4.3 Local monitoring on notebook 4.3

The local monitoring on note book requires one USB-USB cable and the TSI driver (loaded from WEB site).
This monitoring allows checking the running parameters and the source of alarm. The configuration file can be
also uploaded and downloaded.
Please refer to the specific operating manual for T2S for Site address where driver can be loaded and for
learning how to use the monitoring system.
4.4 Remote monitoring on dry contact. 4.4

a) Outgoing monitoring:
TSI cabinet is equipped with relays outputs for remote alarms:

Major Alarm (contact 1_2 closed when No alarm)
Minor Alarm (contact 4_5 closed when No alarm)
User selectable Alarm
These relay are driven by the LED as explained on chapter 4.2 . LEDS show inverter status. The output alarm
terminal is detailed on 3.4.2
All alarms are qualified in Minor alarm except those configurable by T2S. These configurable alarms are
identified by the ID601 to 900. Refer to list of factory settings present in T2S manual.
NB: relays are energized while idle (i.e. relays de-energized when event occur).
MAJOR, MINOR and selectable relay provides an open or close free potential contact
Relay characteristics:
Maximum switching capacity: 2A @ 30VDC or 1A @ 60VDC
Maximum switching power: 60W
Maximum voltage: 60VDC SELV
Maximum switching current: 2A
b) Incoming monitoring:
Two external input contacts can be monitored through the T2S. One is used to monitor the maintenance by-
pass position, and other keep usually free. To use this input, you will connect the free switch on terminal X5
pine 1-2. See 3.4.2.

The voltage present on terminal 1 and 3 is +5V (galvanically insulated). Care should be taken to avoid
connecting any external voltage on terminal 1 to 3.
External signals should be applied to these terminals via Volt-free contacts.
The function is activated when the 2 terminals concerned are short-circuited (i.e. when the external Volt-free
contact is closed)
c) Remote ON/OFF
TSI system can be remotely activated or stopped (stand-by mode).
See chapter 3.4.2.

Changeover contacts must be used. For transition the TSI checks actually that one
input is released whilst the other is short circuited.
If both transitions are not picked up the inverter does not change its operating status.
The voltage present on terminal X6 pine 1 and 3 is +5V (galvanically insulated). Care should be taken to avoid
connecting any external voltage on terminal 1 to 3. Maximum wire size is 1 mm²
Functional table for remote ON/OFF function
States Pin 1-3 Pin 2-3

1 Open Open System working normally
2 Close Open TSI output switched off
DC AC LED off
DC DC LED solid green
AC DC LED solid green
3 Open Close System working normally
4 Close Close System working normally
The 3 wires must be used for the redundancy on the remote ON/OFF. Use NO/NC relay contact.
State #3 should be implemented by default.
NB: Changing status of these inputs (State #3 State #2 State #3) forces the
TSI modules to start running without T2S
4.5 Monitoring with optional equipment on CANDIS (In option). 4.5

a) Local monitoring on display
This CANDIS allows information on display(s) and by TCPIP interface. Following the requirement the CANDIS
should be provided with one, two or three displays. The last slot is use to include the TCPIP interface.
The variables available on CANDIS are voltages, currents, frequency, inverter configured.
When System is 3PHASE, 3 displays are supplied (1 per phase)
Refer to the specific operating manual for details.

b) Remote monitoring by TCPIP (IN OPTION)
The TCPIP interface should be mounting on the extension CANDIS.

Refer to the specific operating manual for details.
5 Plug in of inverters modules 5
Recommendation
Caution:
For safety reasons, any slot without module must be filled with a blank housing.
SAFE SOLUTION
UNSAFE SOLUTION

6 Commissioning and running 6
Caution:
Installation and commissioning must be done and conducted by trained
people fully authorized to act on installation.
It is prohibited to perform any isolation test without instruction from

manufacturer.
Care must be taken to prevent dust, which can damage electronic components, by reducing the
ESD distances. If necessary, remove dust by using industrial tools such as industrial vacuum
cleaner.
DO NOT use any cleaning equipment using any liquid or insert metallic tools inside the
equipment.
6.1 Installation control 6.1

The following certificate has to be left to the customer
The scope of this document is to provide a general guide for the contractor person that install and
start up one TSI inverter System. Please refer to the operation manual for more details. Specific
Manuals for inverters, T2S monitor, Display and TCP/IP are available on request.
Write OK or N/A (Not Available) in the column OK or N/A

Cabinet is properly placed and stable
Cabinet is installed in a dry area or protected against water
Cables support are properly fixed
Positive bus bar connection « + » connected to DC input + terminal
(check individual or common connection)
Negative bus bar connection « - » connected to DC input – terminal
(check individual or common connection)
Check cross section and breaker protection for AC input and output cables

AC input connection properly done (L + N + PE) on terminal X2
AC output connection properly done (L + N + PE) on output terminal
PE connection properly done even if mains is not connected
Inverter module are correctly installed and fixed into the rack
Inverter cabinet is correctly connected to EARTH
Neutral N is connected to EARTH (If required!)
Check with Multimeter if there is no short circuit inside the cabinet
Check or turn OFF all maintenances by pass switches
6.2 Commissioning 6.2

Unplug all inverters except one inverter per phase (Just pull off the inverter
from the shelf, to interrupt electrical contacts)
Check the commercial AC before close breaker .Switch ON the commercial
AC
Turn ON S3 Maintenance by-pass (AC IN)
Check if inverters are working (Green led)
Turn ON S2 Maintenance by-pass (AC OUT)
Check the DC power supply and switch ON the DC breakers
Plug in all inverters one by one
Check output voltage (on bulk output or on breaker)
Check if inverters are working properly
Check if system has no alarm (Disable the alarm if any)
Read configuration file and review all parameters. Some parameters must be
adapted according to the site ( LVD, load on AC, AC threshold level)
Switch OFF AC and check if system is working on DC
Switch ON AC and check if system correctly transferred load on AC
Switch OFF system and start on AC only
Switch OFF system and start on DC only
Check if display working properly (if this CANDIS option is present)
Check if TCPIP working properly (if this option is present)
Test on load (if available)

6.3 Alarm test 6.3
DEFAULT
Switch ON AC input and DC input and check that no alarm are present
Pull out one inverter and check alarm according to redundancy
Pull out two inverters and check alarm according to redundancy
Switch OFF AC input (commercial power failure) and check the alarm
according to the configuration
Switch OFF DC input (DC power failure) and check that the alarm
according to the configuration
Check the different digital input according to the configuration (when
used)
Contractor :
Date : Contact : Visa :

6.4 Maintenance and by-pass 6.4
Equipment does not require any particular maintenance, but when environment is dirty, before
cleaning, inverters can be removed only after action on Maintenance By-Pass.
The BY-PASS procedure is used also to work on the shelves under save voltage.
Maintenance by-pass procedure:
Maintenance By-Pass has to be manipulated by trained people only. The situation

must be previously checked by trained person who has to take all preventive action.

Caution:
-Commercial AC must be present and in phase before operating MBP
-The inverter will be in overloaded while MBP procedure, depending on voltage network
and output inverter voltage setting. Power will reactive.
Bear in mind that the BY_PASS switch disconnect all AC voltage on the shelves
but has no action on the DC feeding on inverter and on remote alarm terminal.
Procedure:
To place the Maintenance By-Pass to ON position (load fed by AC Mains without crossing
inverter)
1) Close S1
2) Open S2
3) Open S3
4) Switch OFF DC power on each inverter (using DC breakers of any)
To place the Maintenance By-Pass to OFF position (load fed through inverter)
1) Switch ON DC power on all inverter (using DC breakers of any)

2) Close S3
3) Wait for the complete modules starting (Green led for ACout)
4) Close S2
5) Open S1
6.5 Troubleshooting 6.5
-Inverter doesn’t power up: Check power supply input cabinet

Check breaker or switch inside inverter cabinet
Check if inverter is correctly plugged
-Inverter doesn’t start: Check if T2S or T1S is present and properly plugged on right slot
Check if Remote ON/OFF is not engaged
Check if Maintenance By-Pass is really not engaged
Check the configuration and setting
Check threshold level (AC and DC)
Refer T2S operating manual for additional troubleshooting
-No power output: Check if inverter running

Check if Maintenance By-Pass is not engaged
Check if output Maintenance By-Pass switch is close
Check if the output breaker is close
Check if no short circuit is present on the output
Check status on inverter
Refer T2S operating manual for additional troubleshooting

-No display information on CANDIS:
Check if the RJ45 cable is correctly plugged on the terminal
Check if the RJ45 cable is plugged on the shelf where the T2S is
connected (Usually first shelf on the top)
Check if T2S is present on the system
Refer T2S operating manual for additional trouble shouting
Refer CANDIS operating manual for additional troubleshooting
-No value on TCP/IP interface:

Check if cable RJ45 is well connected
Wait about two minutes to allow the system to receive all serial
data
Refer CanDis and TCP-IP operating manual for additional
troubleshooting

6.6 Spare parts and return equipment 6.6
Spare parts and accessories should be ordered to the suppliers.
Please provide cabinet’s serial number and additional information concerning system.
General
The scope of this sheet is to gather a maximum of information in order to identify the reasons
of the fault.
Further to this, it will help the Manufacturer to improve the quality of the products. Please fill
this document carefully and return it to your local suppliers which has in charge the follow up.
Defective module sheet
Configuration Answer
Number of inverter installed in the system :
Module type and model :
Cabinet serial number :
Failed device serial number
Configuration file will attach
Fault description : Please describe the fault conditions, type of load, output current
Message on the note book through HyperTerminal

Inverter module LED:
Monitoring information:
Contractor :
Date : Contact : Visa :

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TSI 3 phases Bravo inverter cabinet 15 to 30KVA

Some Equipment described in this document is available in option.

The present equipment is protected by several international patents and trademarks.

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TSI Systems: Customer reference for this cabinet is : ------------------------------

Based on BRAVO 120Vac – 48Vdc module included in Shelf

Fitted with Enhanced Power Conversion (EPC) mode

TSI System Identification plate:

CE+T Identification Plates are located

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2.1 EMC standards 2.1

2.2 Safety standards 2.2

IEC EN60950-1 (date 2001 – 10) for inverter

2.3 Environment 2.3

2.4 Typical load 2.4

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Capacitive Load Inductive load

0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 0.8 0.6 0.4 0.2 0

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It is prohibited to perform any isolation test without instruction from

3.1 Overview 3.1

TOP cabling (3 slots for cables)

Single row of single pole DC breaker

Please refer to the specific Operating

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3.2 System dimensions & weight 3.2

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3.3.1 Unplugging inverter 3.3.1

In operation each inverter removal need a configuration file adjustment to monitor

3.3.2 Plugging inverter 3.3.2

In operation each adding inverter requires an update configuration file to monitor

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Phase location (Here 30 KVA 3PH

The phase one is located on the top,

phase two on the middle and

phase three on the bottom

the top left slot.

In 30KVA system every slot are powered in DC.

It is not allows installing more inverters by phase than the

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Connections to the DC IN / AC IN / Alarms are in the “Cold Box” (Termination Box).

Remove (unscrew 6 screws) the top

Alarm and contact terminal

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3.4.1 DC input connection 3.4.1

INDIVIDUAL FEEDING can be supplied as

In common feed the cabinet is supplied with

Current in individual feeding

Current in common feeding

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3.4.2 Alarms connection 3.4.2

The Alarm connector X6, X5 and X3 are located

3.4.3 AC Input connection 3.4.3

The AC IN cables have to be connected on

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The shelf is not hot plug device

The safety standard IEC/EN62040-1-1 requires that, in case of output short –

The AC output can be supplied:

-without breaker (Bulk)

-with bulk on breakers when

-with output on several MCB