EVEREADY B1-5.1-48 User manual
I
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
User Manual
B1-5.1-48
Secondary
1
www.sundaybattery.com
USER MANUAL
Chapter One: Safety Precautions
1.1 Safety Instructions
1.2 Explanation of Symbols
1.3 Emergency Measures
Chapter Two: Product Introduction
2.1 Product's Application Scope
2.2 Product Model Naming Rule
2.3 Product Datasheet
Chapter Three: Installation Instructions
3.1 Package Items
3.2 Installation Position
3.3 Mounting Procedures
Chapter Four: Electrical Connection Ways
4.1 Explanation to Electrical Interface
4.2 Connection ways to Secondary
4.3 Communication Interface
4.4 Installation of the right cover
4.5 Ground Connection
Chapter Five: Debugging Instructions
Chapter Six: Battery Maintenance
6.1 Transportation
6.2 Storage Environment
Chapter Seven: Contact Us
Warranty card
Contents
www.solarsg.com.au
2
2
3
4
5
5
5
6
7
7
8
10
14
14
15
16
17
18
18
19
19
19
20
20
2
1.1 Safety Instructions
Chapter One
Safety Precautions
this manual for instructions before operating the equipment.
Danger
• Do not expose batteries to an environment with a temperature
over 45°C.
• Do not squeeze or impact on the battery with any strong force.
• Do not immerse the battery in water or install it in a humid environment.
Warning
local standards and rules.
• If any unauthorized change of product function results in fatal damage
not be responsible for these losses and warranty claims.
positive and negative electrodes of the battery correctly to prevent
short circuit circumstance.
Caution
• Do not modify or change any components of the battery.
Symbol
3
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
Notice
• Please ensure that the circuit breaker is off when wiring B1 battery.
• B1 battery can only be used together with Eveready AS1 and HS1 series
1.2 Explanation of Symbols
Hazardous voltage
No open ames
or gases.
Danger of hot surface
heat.Do not touch the metal casing of the inverter during operation.
Attention
Install the battery out of the reach of children.
An error occurred
Please refer to this manual for troubleshooting.
This device cannot be treated as household waste
"Battery Maintenance".
CE mark
The equipment complies with low voltage and EMC instructions.
Recyclable
Symbol Description
4
In case of emergency, following measures shall be taken:
1
of clean water and seek medical treatment.
2
with soap immediately.
3
straight away.
4
5
spread to it yet.
1.3 Emergency Measures
Warning
the main power.
evacuate immediately.
5
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
B1 battery (Hereinafter refers to Secondary) is applied in the household energy
storage system.It has a built-in battery management system (BMS) to improve the
utilization rate of the battery and prevent overcharge and overdischarge of the
battery. Modular design is adopted for the battery to facilitate installation and wiring.
Three units of batteries at most can be paralleled.
Chapter Two
Product Introduction
2.1 Products Application Scope
2.2 Product Naming Rule
Fig. 2.1 B1 Battery Appearance
B1–XX–XX
1 2 3
B1 refers the product series.
XX refers to the rated capacity of the
XX refers to the voltage grade of the
1
2
3
6
2.3 Product Datasheet
Model B1-5.1-48
Electrical Parameters
5120
4600
51.2
42~58.4
Cycle Life
60
60
General Parameters
Battery Type
CAN
0°C~50°C
Cooling Method Natural Convection
Ambient Humidity
Ingress Protection IP65
410*650*186
48
7
Applicable Standards
7
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
Chapter Three
Installation Instructions
3.1 Package Items
Battery pack Mounting Bracket
Mounting bolts for
mounting bracket*6 Cables & Bolts*4 Ethernet cable
& EJ45 plug User Manual
8
3.2 Installation Position
3.2.1 Battery size
3.2.2 Installation Position
This equipment is cooled by natural wind convection.
Fig. 3.2.1 B1-5.1-48 (Secondary) Dimension (Unit: mm)
9
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
3.2.3 Mounting Method
installation with a maximum backward inclination of 15 degrees. Horizontal or reverse
installation is not allowed.
MAX 15°
internal electronic components will be affected and the service life of the equipment
will be shortened.
Fig. 3.2.3 Mounting Angle
Fig. 3.2.4 Installation Position
50CM 30CM 30CM
10
3.3 Mounting Procedures
3.3.1 Positioning the wiring holes of the mounting bracket
position of the mounting hole of the bracket. Choose either 239mm holes (away from
center) or 300mm holes (away from center) to install. Unit: mm.
equipment before installation.Mark the position of the mounting hole of the bracket
640
300300
239 239
308 259
816
Figure 3.3.1 B1-5.1-48 Bracket Dimension (Secondary)
Figure 3.3.2 B1-5.1-48 Bracket Dimension (Secondary)
300
239
259
239
300
o8
11
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
AS1-3KS-5.1 is the Primary and B1-5.1-48 is the Secondary. In order to ensure
between the Primary bracket and the Secondary bracket and the distances among
Secondary brackets should meet the following requirements of at least:
Fix the brackets in the marked position with hex screws.
Figure 3.3.3 Distances Among Brackets (Unit: mm)
Figure 3.3.4 Mounting the brackets
Primary
Secondary 1
Secondary 2
Secondary 3
210
104
104
12
mounting bracket carefully and ensure that the bottom of the equipment is tightly
attached to the mounting bracket.
Figure 3.3.5 Installation of the
Primary and Secondary machines
13
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
Three units of battery packs at most can be combined to work with the Primary.
to reserve an installation location for the subsequent addition of battery packs.If
Figure 3.3.6 Batteries Expansion Diagram
14
Chart 4.1 Interface Explanation
Chapter Four
Electrical Connection Ways
4.1 Explanation of Electrical Interface
Code Name
A BMS switch
B Battery switch
BAT+ port
BMS LINK port
BAT- port
F Ground
Figure 4.1 B1-5.1-4 Interface
A
B
CE
D
c
d
e
F
15
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
Figure 4.2.1 removing wiring cover
Figure 4.2.2 Threading diagram
4.2 Connection Ways to Secondary
then pull out the cable connected to the BMS switch and put the cover aside by
the equipment.
waterproof jacket as showing below (right):
Note:
BAT-—BAT- and LINK—LINK.Be careful during the installation.
Do not wire the cables the wrong way by reversing the battery positive and
negative terminal.
16
4.3 Communication Interface
and then crimp the RJ45 plug of the cable.
Figure 4.2.3 Connection diagram
Figure 4.3 Pins of RJ45 Cable
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
17
www.solarsg.com.au
USER MANUAL
4.4 Install the right cover
Lock the cover with the original M4 screws.14kgf.cm (torque) is recommended.
Chart 4.3 Explanation to Pins of Communication Interfaces
Figure 4.4 Lock the Right Cover
Code Name
1 Blank
2 Blank
3 Blank
4 Blank
5 Blank
6 Blank
7 RS485A
8 RS485B
Attention
• Use the original cable that matches to the battery.
• Do not connect one B1 battery to two inverters at the same time.
• The waterproof sheath must be tightened after wiring to prevent rain
water from entering the interior of the battery.
18
Chapter Five
Debugging Instructions
System commissioning
operation.
Note: Turn on the battery switch and BMS switch when using the B1 battery.
4.5 Ground Connection
make sure it is secured tight.
Figure 4.5 Ground Connection
Table of contents
Other EVEREADY Camera Accessories manuals
