ECOCOACH ecoBatterySystem User manual

ecoBatterySystem
2.0
Technical Manual
TM_ecoBatterySystem_2.2_en-UK
ecoBatterySystem
2.0
Technical Manual
TM_ecoBatterySystem_2.2_en-UK

ecocoach AG
Gersauerstrasse 71
6440 Brunnen
Switzerland
+41 41 811 41 41
ecocoach.com
This document must not be reproduced or otherwise used without the written approval of ecocoach AG.
© 2020 ecocoach AG. All rights reserved. Information is supplied without liability. Subject to changes.

Content
Content
1 About this content...........................................................................................................................................1
1.1 Applicability............................................................................................................................................ 1
1.2 Target audience.....................................................................................................................................1
1.3 Content and purpose...........................................................................................................................1
1.4 Additional information........................................................................................................................ 1
1.5 Revision history.....................................................................................................................................1
1.6 Warnings and categories................................................................................................................... 2
2 Basic safety information................................................................................................................................3
2.1 Proper use.............................................................................................................................................. 3
2.2 Assembly and installation................................................................................................................. 3
2.3 Service, maintenance and support................................................................................................. 5
2.4 Accessories and spare parts.............................................................................................................5
2.5 Environmental protection..................................................................................................................5
3 Product description..........................................................................................................................................6
3.1 Overview..................................................................................................................................................6
3.1.1 Control panel.......................................................................................................................... 8
3.1.2 Options..................................................................................................................................... 8
3.2 Scope of delivery.................................................................................................................................. 9
3.3 Technical specifications....................................................................................................................10
3.3.1 ecoBatterySystem..............................................................................................................10
3.3.2 ecoBatteryModule..............................................................................................................14
3.4 Label.......................................................................................................................................................14
3.5 Conformity............................................................................................................................................15
4 Installation and commissioning................................................................................................................ 16
4.1 Prerequisites........................................................................................................................................16
4.2 Positioning the ecoBatterySystem...............................................................................................16
4.3 Fitting the ecoBatteryModule for the first time...................................................................... 18
4.4 Installing the ecoBatterySystem...................................................................................................22
4.5 Setting up the ecoBatterySystem................................................................................................24
4.6 Accessing energy flow data........................................................................................................... 26
5 Expansions.......................................................................................................................................................28
5.1 Retrofitting ecoBatteryModules................................................................................................... 28
5.2 Replacing the ecoBatteryModule................................................................................................. 33
6 Error messages.............................................................................................................................................. 37
6.1 Acknowledging messages...............................................................................................................37
7 Maintenance....................................................................................................................................................38
7.1 Maintaining the residual-current circuit breaker....................................................................38
8 Disposal and recycling..................................................................................................................................39
9 Annex.................................................................................................................................................................40
9.1 Connection diagram (example)......................................................................................................40
9.1.1 Schema.................................................................................................................................. 41
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1 About this content
1 About this content
This section contains important information on the content.
1.1 Applicability
The content is applicable to the following product:
•Product name: ecoBatterySystem
1.2 Target audience
This information is written for qualified electricians who have completed training with and received
certification from ecocoach AG.
1.3 Content and purpose
This information is limited to the assembly, installation, setup and basic operation of the product.
1.4 Additional information
The following additional information can be found at https://ecocoach.com/products/downloads:
•Quick Guide
•Technical Data Sheet
•Release Notes
•Declaration of Conformity
Where can you find the information?
1. Open link.
2. Select language.
3. Select category (product name).
4. You can also select the document type.
✓The requested documents will be displayed and can be downloaded.
1.5 Revision history
•TM_ecoBatterySystem_1.0
°First issue
•TM_ecoBatterySystem_1.1
°see chapter 2.2: ‘Battery cabinet overheating’ safety information added
°see chapter 4.3: Removing the power cable
•TM_ecoBatterySystem_1.2
°see chapter 4.3: Image corrected
°Several updates
•TM_ecoBatterySystem_2.0
°New ecoEnergyManagementSystem
•TM_ecoBatterySystem_2.1
°Corrections and additions
•TM_ecoBatterySystem_2.2
°Adapt operating temperature range
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1 About this content
1.6 Warnings and categories
Warnings must be observed and are therefore specially marked. They contain information on
potential damage or injuries so that accidents and damage can be prevented.
DANGER
Indicates an immediate threat which could lead to serious injuries or death.
WARNING
Indicates a potentially dangerous situation which could lead to serious injuries or death.
CAUTION
Indicates a potentially dangerous situation which could lead to minor injuries.
ATTENTION
This warning concerns the proper way to handle the product. If ignored, it could lead to damage
or loss.
INFORMATION
Contains additional information on the product to help users better understand and operate the
product.
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2 Basic safety information
2 Basic safety information
This section contains important information on basic safety points. They must be observed when
handling the product.
2.1 Proper use
This product is intended solely for the use described in chapter 3 "Product description". Any other
use is considered improper use and ecocoach AG will not be liable for any damage resulting from
this. The user/operator bears sole responsibility for all the risks associated with improper use.
2.2 Assembly and installation
The product must only be assembled and installed by a specialist (see chapter 1.2 "Target audience").
It must only be installed in locations that meet the climatic and technical conditions specified by
ecocoach AG. ecocoach AG is not liable for any damage arising from improper handling or incorrect
installation.
The following personal protective equipment must be worn when using the product:
Eye protection
Hand protection
Foot protection
DANGER
Voltage
An electric shock can lead to severe physical injury or death.
•Switch off the ecoBatterySystem before carrying out any work on it.
°Turn off the main fuse
°Make sure power cannot reach the cables.
•Only open the ecoBatterySystem when work is about to be performed on it.
WARNING
Overheating
Risk that the ecoBatterySystem could ignite
Do not place any items over the ecoBatterySystem’s ventilation slots.
If the ecoFirewall needs to be placed on the ecoBatterySystem, then it must
be positioned next to the ventilation slots.
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WARNING
Humidity
Electric shock
•The ecoBatterySystem must be positioned in a dry place.
•The ecoBatterySystem must be protected against the ingress of water.
•External cables must be protected against the ingress of water.
•The ecoBatterySystem must not be cleaned using damp substances.
•The humidity in the room must be between 5-80%.
ATTENTION
Fire safety
•The ecoBatterySystem must be installed in a fireproof room with zero fire loading and a
category F30 fire door.
•The ecoBatterySystem must not be installed in rooms with potentially explosive
atmospheres.
ATTENTION
The ecoBatterySystem is switched off
Deep discharge may damage the ecoBatteryModule
•The ecoBatterySystem must only be switched off briefly for maintenance purposes.
ATTENTION
Floor conditions
The floor must satisfy the following requirements:
Floor loading
°ecoBatterySystem Small: at least 300 kg / 0.5 m2
°ecoBatterySystem Large: at least 600 kg / 0.5 m2
•The floor must have a firm surface.
•The floor must be clean and level.
ATTENTION
Inadequate ventilation
The ecoBatterySystem may overheat
•Do not obstruct the ventilation slots
•Maintain clearances
°Clearance to the rear: min. 10 cm
°Clearance to the sides: min. 20 cm
°Clearance above: min. 20 cm
°Clearance below: determined by the feet
ATTENTION
External heat input
The product may overheat
•Keep it out of direct sunlight
•Do not expose to heat sources
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ATTENTION
Sharp edges
Damage to external cables
•Any cables that run underneath the ecoBatterySystem must be protected from damage.
ATTENTION
Blocked access
The ecoBatterySystem cannot be switched off
•The ecoBatterySystem must be accessible at all times.
ATTENTION
Wear your personal protective equipment.
2.3 Service, maintenance and support
Service, maintenance and support is performed byecocoach AG partners.
2.4 Accessories and spare parts
Accessories and spare parts can be purchased from:
ecocoach AG
Gersauerstrasse 71
6440 Brunnen
Switzerland
+41 41 811 41 41
ecocoach.com
2.5 Environmental protection
ecocoach AG products have an eco-conscious design to ensure they make as little impact on the
environment as possible. The following features come as standard when we design our products:
•ecocoach AG products are made of high-quality materials in an effort to maximise their
service life.
•The product is designed so that the various materials can be separated for reprocessing and
efficient recycling.
•ecocoach AG is always working on product development and reducing its environmental
impact.
ecocoach AG products help users to consume energy more efficiently, which reduces the day-to-
day impact on the environment. ecocoach AG endeavours to keep the impact on people and the
environment low throughout the entire product life cycle and to re-introduce as much material as
possible back into the material cycle.It is important that the user handles all products carefully and
uses them efficiently.
For information on the return and disposal of the products, see "Disposal and recycling" .
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3 Product description
3 Product description
This section contains information on the product.
3.1 Overview
The ecocoach AG ecoBatterySystem reliably stores the property's surplus solar energy and enables
all critical energy producers and consumers in the building to be directly regulated. It has been
developed specifically for optimising private consumption in building applications. The energy flows
can be viewed at any time and optimised very easily using the ecocoach App.
The ecoBatterySystem, together with the components described below, forms the heart of the
ecocoach energy storage concept.
Figure 1: Overview of the ecoBatterySystem
ecoBasicControl + ecoCards
The ecoBasicControl includes the ecoFirewall and the PLC control unit with standard ecoCards. In
addition to the 24 V DC supply for all low-voltage components provided by the ecoPowerSupply
and the firewall protection provided by the ecoFirewall, the PLC control unit’s functionalities are
completely centralised. It acts as a central processing unit, coordinates the exchange of data
and control commands between the various connected components and makes all the necessary
calculations.
ecoEnergyMeter
The ecoEnergyMeter measures various parameters associated with the connected components and
sends this information to the ecoEnergyManager. This enables the connected components to be
monitored and managed around the clock.
The following parameters are analysed:
•Power
•Energy
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ecoEnergyManagementSystem
The ecoEnergyManagementSystem controls the flows of current between the connected
components. The relevant parameters are defined using the ecoSetupTool. The most important
functions of the ecoEnergyManagementSystem are as follows:
•Managing priorities, e.g. in which sequence should the connected components draw on the
self-generated photovoltaic energy
•Switching components on or off according to their activation thresholds, e.g. switch on the
boiler when the battery is at >90% capacity and surplus mains power is >3 kW
•Overriding components on a user-specific basis, e.g. using a command from the ecocoach App
•Peak load management, e.g. to charge an electric car at full power without prolonging the
connection to the public grid
•Emergency power (in combination with power system protection), e.g. to disconnect the
domestic grid if there is instability in the public grid to ensure that the property’s power supply
is not affected by a power outage.
ecoInvert
The ecoInvert operates at the domestic grid’s power supply level and converts incoming and
outgoing voltages into the necessary target voltage. Incoming alternating current is thus converted
into direct current and vice versa so that the ecoBatteryModule can be charged/discharged.
ecoBatteryModule
The ecoBatteryModule is the lithium battery of the ecoBatterySystem. It stores any surplus energy,
which is used to cover subsequent demand.
Connections
The following energy producers and consumers can be connected (see Production Sheet):
Examples
•Electric boiler
•Domestic grid
•Charging station
•Mains
•Photovoltaic system
•Standard consumer
•Heat pump
•...
Various connections
see chapter 3.3 "Technical specifications"
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3.1.1 Control panel
Figure 2: The ecoBatterySystem control panel
1 ON/OFF push-button
2 Battery start push-button
3 Operating light
4 Display for error messages and temperature (for details, see chapter 6.1 "Acknowledging
messages")
3.1.2 Options
The following options are available (as defined on the Production Sheet):
•Without ecoBasicControl
•Without power system protection
•Additional ecoBatteryModules
°ecoBatterySystem Small: max. 4 ecoBatteryModules
°ecoBatterySystem Large: max. 10 ecoBatteryModules
•Fuse rating (up to max. 63 A), larger cables on request
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3.2 Scope of delivery
This product comprises the following components, which are packaged separately:
•ecoBatterySystem (see Production Sheet for model) with ecoFirewall
•ecoBatteryModule (see Production Sheet for quantity) and cable set
Figure 3: Packaging for the ecoBatterySystem (left) and ecoBatteryModule (right)
1 Cage nut (4x)
2 Flat washer (4x)
3 M5 bolt (4x)
4 Battery terminal resistor (appearance may vary) (RJ50)
5 Battery connector cable (1x) (RJ50)
6 ecoFirewall with mains adaptor
INFORMATION
The number of parts will increase depending on the order specification.
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3.3 Technical specifications
3.3.1 ecoBatterySystem
Connections
Connection options (see Produc-
tion Sheet for details)
•Domestic grid
•Mains
•Photovoltaic system
•Charging station
•Electric boiler
•230 V / 400 V AC
•50 Hz / 60 Hz
•max. 63 A (as defined on the Production Sheet)
•Domestic grid: cos-phi 0.8 inductive / 0.8 capacitive (feed-
in mode)
Other connections
INFORMATION
The ecoBatterySystem must be
able to tap a 24 V DC supply and
feed it back again (the necessary
terminals are provided).
For details, see see chapter 9.1
"Connection diagram (example)"
Standard
•1x potential-free digital output for ‘Start generator’
(max. 230 V AC, 6 A)
•3x potential-free digital output for ‘Consumer 1-3’
(max. 230 V AC, 6 A)
•1x potential-free digital output for ‘Emergency power dis-
play’
(max. 230 V AC, 6 A)
•1x potential-free digital output for ‘Heating’
(max. 230 V AC, 6 A)
•1x potential-free digital output for ‘ecoBatterySystem
fault’
(max. 230 V AC, 6 A)
•1x potential-free digital output for ‘Cooling/fan’
(max. 230 V AC, 6 A)
•1x digital input for ‘External emergency stop’
•1x digital input for ‘Generator fault’
•1x digital input for ‘Photovoltaic inverter fault’
•1x digital input for ‘Grid operator block’
•1x PT1000 temperature input (electric boiler temperature)
•1x analogue output for electric boiler power (0-10V)
Optional
•3x PT1000 temperature input (electric boiler temperature)
•3x analogue output for electric boiler power (0-10V)
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General data
Inverter (ecoInvert)
Charge/discharge capacity
max. 0.5 C-rate
Inverter (ecoInvert)
Efficiency
max. 96%
Inverter (ecoInvert)
Power •ecoInvert Studer Small: 12 kW
•ecoInvert Studer Large: 24 kW
Cooling principle Air-cooled
Cascading •Master/slave function
•Earth fault and grid monitoring
•AC short-circuit capability and electrically isolated connec-
tions
•Leakage current monitoring
Operating modes •Mains operation
•Compatible with emergency power supply (with additional
mains isolator switch)
•Isolated operation with additional power system protec-
tion
External requirements LAN connection, power connection (power outlet) for the
ecoFirewall mains adapter
Measurements Separate for each connection (domestic grid, mains connec-
tion, photovoltaic system, charging station, electric boiler, etc.)
A virtual measuring point can also be set.
Display Shows the battery charging status, operating mode, tempera-
ture, active error messages
ecoBatteryModule control CAN bus
Battery capacity1•ecoBatterySystem Small: max. 4 ecoBatteryModules, max.
26 kWh
•ecoBatterySystem Large: max. 10 ecoBatteryModules,
max. 65 kWh
Floor loading •ecoBatterySystem Small: at least 300 kg / 0.5 m2
•ecoBatterySystem Large: at least 600 kg / 0.5 m2
Protection class IP20
Operating temperature range 0 °C to 40 °C
Humidity 5-80%. (non-condensing)
Standards and directives •CE
•EN 61000-6-1:2007
•EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011
•EN 62477-1:2012
•VDE-AR-N 4105 Application Guide: 2011-08
•ÖVE/ÖNORM E 8001-4-712
Empty weight (without ecoBat-
teryModule)
With Studer inverter:
•ecoBatterySystem Small: 228 kg
•ecoBatterySystem Large: 324 kg
Control and optimisation Using the ecocoach app
1Information from LG Chem, gross capacity
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General data
Visualisation and energy data Using the ecocoach app, data can be exported
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Figure 4: Dimensions of ecoBatterySystem Small (left) and ecoBatterySystem Large (right)
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3.3.2 ecoBatteryModule
INFORMATION
The following information is taken from the product specifications provided by LG. If you require
further information, please contact LG Chem directly.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer LG Chem
Model EM048126P3S7
Gross capacity 6.5 kWh
C-rate of battery modules 0.5
Battery operating voltage 48 Volt DC
Cell type LiNiMnCoO2
Efficiency 95%
Self-discharge rate < 6% per year at 25 °C
Operating temperature 0 °C to 45 °C
Weight 44 kg
Authorisations for battery cell UL1642
Authorisations for battery mod-
ule
CE / RCM / FCC / TÜV (IEC 62619) / UL1973 / S Mark (JIS C
8715-2)
Dimensions (WxHxD) •Without attachment:445 mm x 110 mm x 586.6 mm
•With attachment: 483 mm x 110 mm x 586.6 mm
3.4 Label
The ecoBatterySystem nameplate is on the inside of the housing and includes the following
information:
•Product name
•Serial number
•CE marking
•WEEE marking in accordance with DIN EN 50419
•Company name
•Address
•Link to download additional documents
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3.5 Conformity
This product complies with the following standards in accordance with the provisions of the EU
Directive:
•EN 61000-6-1:2007:
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 6-1: Generic standards – Immunity for residential,
commercial and light-industrial environments (IEC 61000-6-1:2005)
•EN 61000-6-3:2007 + A1:2011:
Electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) – Part 6-3: Generic standards – Emission standard for
residential, commercial and light-industrial environments (IEC 61000-6-3:2006 + A1:2010)
•EN 62477-1:2012:
Safety requirements for power electronic converter systems and equipment – Part 1: General
(IEC 62477-1:2012 + A1:2016)
•VDE-AR-N 4105 Application Guide: 2011-08:
Power generation systems connected to the low-voltage distribution network: Technical
minimum requirements for the connection to and parallel operation with low-voltage
distribution networks
•G59-3:
Recommendations for the connection of generating plant to the distribution systems of
licensed distribution network operators
•ÖVE/ÖNORM E 8001-4-712:
Erection of electrical installations with rated voltages up to AC 1000 V and DC 1500 V – Part
4-712: Photovoltaic power-systems – Erection and safety requirements
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4 Installation and commissioning
4 Installation and commissioning
This section contains information on installing and commissioning the product.
4.1 Prerequisites
The following equipment is required to install and set up the product:
Installation
•Various power tools
•Torque wrench
•Socket driver set
•Battery-powered light source
Setting up with ecoSetupTool and support
•Internet
•Laptop
•Micro-SD card reader (often comes as standard in laptops)
4.2 Positioning the ecoBatterySystem
Prerequisites
➯The components are supplied separately and complete (see chapter 3.2 "Scope of delivery").
ATTENTION
Fire safety
•The ecoBatterySystem must be installed in a fireproof room with zero fire loading and a
category F30 fire door.
•The ecoBatterySystem must not be installed in rooms with potentially explosive
atmospheres.
ATTENTION
Floor conditions
The floor must satisfy the following requirements:
Floor loading
°ecoBatterySystem Small: at least 300 kg / 0.5 m2
°ecoBatterySystem Large: at least 600 kg / 0.5 m2
•The floor must have a firm surface.
•The floor must be clean and level.
ATTENTION
Inadequate ventilation
The ecoBatterySystem may overheat
•Do not obstruct the ventilation slots
•Maintain clearances
°Clearance to the rear: min. 10 cm
°Clearance to the sides: min. 20 cm
°Clearance above: min. 20 cm
°Clearance below: determined by the feet
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