TBB SIES 2-4 KVA User manual

User Manual

Solar Intelligent Energy System (SIES)

Version A1.0

Date: Mar. 2018

User Manual of Solar Intelligent Energy System (SIES)

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CAUTION: THE DC AND AC BREAKER MUST HAVE BEEN

TURNED OFF BEFORE SERVICING

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User Manual of Solar Intelligent Energy System (SIES)

TBB Power Co.，Ltd

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Take no warranty as to the accuracy, sufficiency of suitability of any technical or other information

provided in this manual or other documentation.

Assumes no responsibility or liability for loss or damage, whether direct, indirect, consequential

or incidental, which might arise out of the use of such information

TBB offers standard warranty with its products, taking no responsibility for direct or indirect loss

due to equipment failure.

About this Manual

This manual describes our product features and provides procedure of installations. This manual is

for anyone intending to install our equipment.

General Instruction

Thanks for choosing our products and this manual were suitable for Solar Intelligent Energy System

(SIES).This chapter contains important safety and operation instructions. Read and keep this User

Guide well for later reference.

SIES needs to be installed by professionals and please pay attention to the following points prior to

installation:

1) Please check the input voltage or voltage of battery is same to the nominal input voltage of this

inverter.

2) Please connect positive terminal “+” of battery to “+” input of the inverter.

3) Please connect negative terminal “-” of battery to “-” input of the inverter.

4) Please use the shortest cable to connect and ensure the secure connection.

5) While connecting, please secure the connection and avoid short cut between positive terminal

and negative terminal of battery, which will cause damage of battery.

6) Inverter will have high voltage inside. Only authorized electrician can open the case.

7) The inverter WAS NOT designed to use in any life retaining equipment.

User Manual of Solar Intelligent Energy System (SIES)

Table of Contents

1. General Safety Instruction ......................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Safety Instruction ........................................................................................................................ 1

1.2 General Precaution..................................................................................................................... 1

1.3 Precaution regarding battery operation ...................................................................................... 1

1.4 Precaution regarding photovoltaic .............................................................................................. 2

2. System Introduction ................................................................................................................................... 3

2.1 Work Modes of SIES................................................................................................................... 4

2.2 System features.......................................................................................................................... 6

2.3 Energier Pro inverter charger combination................................................................................. 7

2.4 Solar Mate MPPT charger controller .......................................................................................... 7

2.5 Smart Box (SMB)........................................................................................................................ 7

2.6 Cyber central monitor.................................................................................................................. 8

2.7 Maintenance bypass................................................................................................................... 9

2.8 Intelligent charging management................................................................................................ 9

2.9 AGS (Automatic Generator Start)............................................................................................... 9

2.10 Load management (programmable AC output).......................................................................... 9

2.11 Software configuration.............................................................................................................. 10

2.12 Naming rules of SIES................................................................................................................ 10

2.13 System scheme of SIES........................................................................................................... 12

3. Structure................................................................................................................................................... 13

3.1 SIES 2-4 KVA models............................................................................................................... 13

3.2 SIES 5-8KVA models with one Solar Mate MPPT.................................................................... 14

3.3 SIES 5-8KVA with two Solar Mate MPPT................................................................................. 15

3.4 Front panel of Energier Pro ...................................................................................................... 16

3.5 Front panel of Solar Mate MPPT.............................................................................................. 17

3.6 Smart Box (SMB)...................................................................................................................... 18

4. Installation and Connection...................................................................................................................... 20

4.1 Material list................................................................................................................................ 20

4.2 Installation Location.................................................................................................................. 21

4.3 Wires Selection......................................................................................................................... 21

4.4 Installation of SIES components............................................................................................... 22

4.5 Connection of internal cables ................................................................................................... 22

4.6 Installation of Battery ................................................................................................................ 26

4.7 Connection of external cables .................................................................................................. 28

4.8 Install GPRS Antenna............................................................................................................... 37

4.9 Install the SIM Card .................................................................................................................. 37

5. Operation and Configuration.................................................................................................................... 39

5.1 Double Checking....................................................................................................................... 39

5.2 Switch on the system................................................................................................................ 39

5.3 Configurations........................................................................................................................... 40

User Manual of Solar Intelligent Energy System (SIES)

5.4 Battery Calibration .................................................................................................................... 40

5.5 Maintenance Bypass................................................................................................................. 40

5.6 Switch off the system................................................................................................................ 41

5.7 Periodic Maintenance ............................................................................................................... 42

6. Central Monitoring and Control................................................................................................................ 43

6.1 Functions of Cyber.................................................................................................................... 43

6.2 Information displayed in Cyber ................................................................................................. 44

6.3 System Configuration................................................................................................................ 48

6.4 System Control ......................................................................................................................... 49

6.5 Wireless Communication.......................................................................................................... 52

6.6 Firmware update....................................................................................................................... 53

7. Specifications........................................................................................................................................... 54

7.1 SIES system configuration........................................................................................................ 54

7.2 Specifications of Smart Box...................................................................................................... 55

8. Trouble Shooting...................................................................................................................................... 57

8.1 Fault Codes indicated in Cyber................................................................................................. 57

8.2 Common Failure Analysis......................................................................................................... 58

9. Annex I：English Alphabets displayed by Cyber..................................................................................... 59

10. Annex II: Setting codes and functions.............................................................................................. 60

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1. General Safety Instruction

1.1 Safety Instruction

As dangerous voltages and high temperature exist within the Solar Intelligent Energy System (SIES),

only qualified and authorized maintenance personnel are permitted to open and repair it. Please

make sure SIES system is turned off before open and repair it.

This manual contains information concerning the installation and operation of SIES system. All

relevant parts of the manual should be read prior to commencing the installation. Please follow the

local stipulation meantime.

Any operation against safety requirement or against design, manufacture, safety standard, and are

out of the manufacturer warranty.

1.2 General Precaution

Do not expose to dust, rain, snow or liquids of any type, it is designed for indoor use. DO NOT block

off ventilation, otherwise SIES system would be overheating.

To avoid fire and electric shock，make sure allcables selected with right gaugeand being connected

well. Smaller diameter and broken cable are not allowed to use.

Please do not put any inflammable goods near to SIES system.

Never place unit directly above batteries, gases from a battery will corrode and damage energy

storage system.

1.3 Precaution regarding battery operation

Use plenty of fresh water to clean in case battery acid contacts skin, clothing, or eyes and consult

with doctor as soon as possible.

The battery may generate flammable gas during charging. Provide adequate ventilation during

charging. NEVER smoke or allow a spark or flame in vicinity of a battery.

Do not put the metal tool on the battery; spark and short circuit might lead to explosion.

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REMOVE all personal metal items such as rings, bracelets, necklaces, and watches while working

with batteries. Batteries can cause short-circuit current high enough to make metal melt, and could

cause severe burns.

A battery circuit breaker was built in the intelligent power distribution box.

1.4 Precaution regarding photovoltaic

Photovoltaic produce electrical power when exposedto light andcancausean electricshock, energy,

or fire hazard. Series fuse protection or PV box maybe required, depending on the type and

configuration of the photovoltaic used in system. Series fuse, diodes and PV circuit breaker were

built in our PV box.

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2. System Introduction

SIES is a self-consumption hybrid PV system developed by TBB power. Working together with

various kinds of battery, SIES can take advantage of energy from sun, grid or generator, in order to

realize energy independent. With built-in AGS (Automatic Generator Start) function, SIES can

automatically start or stop generator.

As an independent power solution for household and small business, SIES assures you the

continuous power and immunes to power shedding or blackout. It is the reliable solution for areas

where have no power supply or suffer electricity shortage.

Combined of MPPT charge controller, heavy duty bi-directional inverter, energy management

system, energy meters, circuit breakers and central monitor, SIES is a fully integrated system with

all components well configured and programmed.

Designed with the concept of ”Plug and Play”, it requires no further configuration and much less

connection effort. System installation is quite easy and system performance is strengthened

accordingly.

Figure 1 Overall appearance of SIES

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Table 1 Configuration of SIES system

Items

System Components

Energier Pro bi-directional inverter

Solar Mate MPPT charge controller

Cyber(central monitoring)

Smart Box

2.1 Work Modes of SIES

SIES has multiple work modes, which can be configured through SmartPhone APP or Web-based

Monitoring Platform.

2.1.1 Solar Hybrid mode

This work mode is for those areas suffering from frequent power shedding. Energy from solar will be

the prioritized source for powering the loads and meanwhile charging the battery. When it is sunset

and grid is available, grid will be major source to power the loads and charge battery. Only if there

is power blackout, will battery be discharged to power the loads.

Table 2 Solar Hybrid mode

Work Mode

Priorities of Energy

Source

Description

Solar Hybrid

Solar > Grid > Battery

1. During daytime, Solar Energy has priority to power the loads

and at the same time charge battery.

2. If Solar Energy is not sufficient and grid is available, the grid

will be introduced to power the loads and charge battery.

3. Upon power blackout, battery will be discharged to power the

loads.

2.1.2 Energy Storage mode

There are two scenarios:

2.1.2.1 Scenario A: Grid is not available

This work mode is mainly working for areas without grid. Energy from solar is the prioritized source

for powering the loads and meanwhile charging the battery. When it is sunset, battery will be

discharged to power the loads. If battery has been deeply discharged, SIES will start the diesel

generator in order to power the loads and meanwhile charge the battery.

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Table 3 Energy Storage mode: Grid is not available

Work Mode

Priorities of Energy Source

Description

Energy Storage

(A)

Solar > Battery > Generator

1. During daytime, Solar Energy has priority to

power the loads and at the same time charge

battery.

2. If Solar Energy is not sufficient, battery will be

discharged to power the loads.

3. When battery is discharged to low voltage level,

generator will be automatically started to power

the loads and charge the battery.

2.1.2.2 Scenario B. Grid is available but not the preferred energy source

This work mode can also be useful for areas where have grid but the people want to be independent

from grid. Energy from solar will be the prioritized source for powering the loads and meanwhile

charging the battery. When it is sunset, battery will be discharged to power the loads. Only if battery

is deeply discharged, grid will be introduced to power the loads. Furthermore, the system can be

configured whether the power from gird will be used for charging battery or completely not.

Table 4 Energy Storage mode: Grid is available but not the preferred energy source

Work Mode

Priorities of Energy

Source

Description

Energy Storage

(B)

Solar > Battery > Grid

1. During daytime, Solar Energy has priority to power the

loads and at the same time charge battery.

2. If Solar Energy is not sufficient, battery will be

discharged to power the loads.

3. When battery is discharged to low voltage level, grid

will be introduced to power the loads and charge the

battery.

2.1.3 Power Backup mode

This work mode is aiming at those area suffering occasional power blackout. Grid is the main power

source, and PV and grid will charge the battery together. Battery is to be discharged to power the

loads only if there is power blackout.

Table 5 Power Backup mode

Work Mode

Priorities of Energy

Source

Description

Power Backup

Grid > Battery

1. Grid will be major power source for powering loads. PV

and grid charge the battery together.

2. Upon power blackout, battery will be discharged to power

the loads.

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