Hysolis Apollo 5K User manual

User Manual
Apollo 5K
Portable Solar Power Station

Contents
1.0 Introduction ...........................1
2.0 Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
3.0 Initial Inspection. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
4.0 Product Features. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
4.1 Top Panel .........................4
4.2 Front Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
4.3 Back Panel ....................... 5
4.4 Homepage UI Touchscreen ....... 6
5.0 Installation............................7
5.1 Overview ......................... 7
5.2 General Installation Guidelines 7
5.3 Single Unit Setup .................8
5.4 Multi-unit Setup. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
5.5 EXB5K Expansion Batteries . . . . . . 23
6.0 Operation ...........................24
6.1 Power-on Options. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
6.2 Touchscreens ...................28
7.0 Product Care ........................38
8.0 Troubleshooting. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38
9.0 Technical Specifications .............40
10.0 Declarations ........................41

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1.0 Introduction
Thank you very much for purchasing the
Hysolis Apollo-5K unit! We designed this product
to help grant you energy independence. We have
the utmost confidence in this product’s
performance and quality. Please feel free to
contact us at Hysolis.com if you have any
questions. Enjoy using your Hysolis Apollo 5K,
and may it positively aect your future
endeavors!
The product has the following features:
• Dual-CPU Intelligent Control Technology manages energy input/output
• High-frequency pure sine wave output is clean and reliable for any load
• Wide input voltage range and consistent voltage output
• Three programmable working modes prioritize dierent energy needs:
• UPS mode: Utility Power first, a.k.a. “Pass-through AC Power”
• AC Fast Charge (AC F.C.) mode: 120V AC power Fast Charge,
500W-3,000W programmable
• Battery First mode: The solar charges the battery and grid. AC Power is
only used if battery is almost empty.
• Intelligent MPPT solar controller features over-charge & over-discharge
protection, current limiting charging, and multiple other safety protections
• Battery over-voltage and low-voltage protection, overload protection, short
circuit protection, over-temperature and under-temperature protection.
• A 4.3” touchscreen shows real-time running statuses at-a-glance
• Remote monitoring & control
• Compact and modular unit design for portability
• Smart Fan Control keeps the unit cool, safe, and reliable
• Multiple output power supply (120VAC/3000W, 12VDC/600W, 5VDC/120W)

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2.0 Safety
All personnel engaged with installation, use, or maintenance of this product
must read, and understand the information in this manual. Please contact
customer service if there are any questions before operating this product.
• Inserting foreign objects into any of the product’s port or ventilation holes
may cause an electrical shock and result in death or serious injury. Never
insert foreign objects into any of the product’s port or ventilation holes.
• Improper connections between the unit and the power source may result in
exposure to electricity and could result in death or serious injury. A licensed
electrician is required to install the Apollo5K as installation involves
connecting the wires from your home circuit breaker box to the Apollo5K Sub
Panel (Optional Purchase).
• Placement of the product near any heat sources may result in an explosion or
toxic fumes and could result in death or serious injury. Never place and
operate the product in an environment with flammable, explosive gas, or
smoke.
• Operation of the product in wet conditions may conduct electricity and
expose people and animals to electric shock resulting in minor injury or
death. Always turn the power to the unit OFF if is operating in wet conditions.
Let the unit dry completely and ensure the unit is in a safe environment
before turning the power to the unit on.
WARNING
CAUTION
Only use a dry chemical powder fire extinguishing agent if the product is
exposed to flame or fire. Using a wet chemical fire extinguisher can conduct
electricity and cause an electric shock and may result in minor or moderate
injury as well as damage the product.

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3.0 Initial Inspection
NOTICE
Inspect the product for damage during transit. Do not power the product ON.
Check the following items are in the box:
NOTICE
• Please ensure proper ventilation while in use and do not obstruct fan
openings. Inadequate ventilation may cause permanent damage to the
equipment.
• Vibrations and impacts during product operation may damage the unit and
lead to poor connectivity to the hardware inside. Do not move the product
during operation.
• Stack anything on top of the power station either in storage or while in use
may cause damage the product. Do not stack anything on the product.
• Replacement of the internal battery or any other components of product by
anyone other than authorized personnel may result in damage to the
product. Always have authorized personnel perform hardware maintenance.
• Applo-5K unit
• AC charging cable
• DC charging cable
• PV charging cable
• User Manual
Report any damage to the product to
the dealer and carrier. Contact
Hysolis customer service regarding
any missing items:
Phone: [phone]
Email: suppor[email protected]

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4.0 Product Features
Fig. 4.2 • Front panel of product
Fig. 4.1 Top view of product
4.2 Front Panel
2. 12VDC Output 5210
Sockets (MAX 2A)
3. 12VDC Output Anderson
Plug (MAX 30A)
4. 12VDC Output Cigarette
Lighter Socket
(MAX 10A)
5. 5VDC Output USB /
TYPE C Charger
6. 120V AC Output NEMA
5-20R outlets
(Max 20A)
7. 120V AC Output NEMA
TT-30R receptacle
8. Touchscreen
9. Power Switch
(for Battery BMS)
4.1 Top View
1. Wireless Charger
Note: The wireless
charger can be used
to charge compatible
electronic devices.
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Fig. 4.3 • Back panel of product
4.3 Back Panel
10. 120V AC Input Port
LP-28 (MAX 30A)
11. Inverter Reset Switch
12. AC Output parallel
communication port
(For AC output parallel
set up)
13. Expansion Battery
Port 1
14. Solar Input Port
(Voc. Range
120VDC450VDC, Max.
4,000W/20A)
15. 12/24VDC Input Port
(Max. 10A)
16. AC Input Reset Switch
17. BMS Working Status
Indicator
18. BMS Reset Button
19. Expansion Battery
Port 2
BAT T ER Y 2
51.2VDC
BAT T ER Y 2
51.2VDC
RESET RUN ALM CHARGE
AC OUTPUT COMM.PORT
110V /1 20 V
MAX 35A
AC INPUT
WARNING!
COM1 COM2
DO NOT CON NECT DIFFERENT T YPE
OF BATTERY ! WRONG BATTERY MAY
DAMAGE THE WHOLE UNIT. THE
EXPANSI ON BATTERY PACK MUST
BE SUPPLIED BY THE ORIGINAL
MANUFACTURUR.
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120V~450V DC
MAX 5000W
SOLAR INPUT
12V/ 24V
MA X 10A
DC INPUT
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4.4 Homepage UI Touchscreen
120VAC
PV
Home
Settings
Data
Warnings
12VDC
AC Load
DC Load
11/15/XXXX 15:15
2560 W 2560 W
2500 W
120 W 330 W
AC ON
DC OFF
INV. RESTART
100%
a. Home Page
b. Settings Page
c. Data Page
d. Warnings Page
e. Battery Status
f. Bluetooth Status
g. PV (Solar) Information
h. Battery Information
i. Date & Time
j. AC Input Information
k. DC Input Information
l. Inverter Restart Switch
m. AC Output Information
n. AC Output Switch
o. DC Output Information
p. DC Output Switch
Fig. 4.4 • Homepage UI touchscreen
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5.0 Installation
Important! A licensed electrician is required to install the Apollo5K in any
hardwired fashion. An Apollo 5K Sub Panel (Optional Purchase) may be used in
the installation. For all configurations, please consider the rated amperages of
power sources, total loads, wires, and the Apollo 5K. Do not exceed limits.
The Apollo 5K has a neutral-ground bond. This is preferred for most o-grid
applications. Before connecting the load side of the Apollo to a separate
ground (e.g. directly supplying power to a home breaker panel) a licensed
technician must disconnect the Apollo’s ground-neutral bond.
BATTERY 2
51.2VDC
BATTERY 2
51.2VDC
RESET RUNAL M CH ARGE
AC OUTPUT COMM.P ORT
110V/120V
MAX 35A
AC INPUT
WARNING!
COM1 COM2
DO NOT CONNECT DIFFEREN T TYPE
OF BATTERY! WRONG BATTERY MAY
DAMAGE THE WHOLE UNIT. THE
EXPANSION BATTERY PACK MUST
BE SUPPLIED BY THE ORIGIN AL
MANUFACTURUR.
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120V~450V DC
MAX 5000W
SOLAR INPUT
12V/24V
MAX 10A
DC INPUT
Fig. 5.1 Neutral-Ground Separated /
Floating Neutral: The Neutral wires to the
plastic pole
Fig. 5.2
Neutral-Ground Bonded (Factory
Default): The Neutral wires to the metal
structure
5.1 Overview
There are two installation options. These include Single Unit Setup and Multi-
unit Setup. The power sources for each option include:
120V AC input (i.e., utility power or generator)
DC input (i.e., automobile with DC output)
PV input (i.e., solar photovoltaic panels)
Both setups provide AC and DC output.

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AC OUTPUT
25AMAX
AC OUTPUT MAX 20A
INPUT OUTPUT
5.2 General Installation Guidelines
The Apollo5K involves connecting the wires from your home circuit breaker box
to the Apollo5K Sub Panel (Optional Purchase). Installation must be performed
by a qualified technician.
During transport, the unit may have warmed or cooled outside of its working
temperature range. Moisture may have condensed on the unit. Ensure it is dry
and within the proper temperature range before using.
• Do not use the product in a wet or dusty environment.
• Do not use anything flammable or explosive near the product.
• Do not cover or block the vents in the product.
• Maintain 10cm of clear space around the unit to have good heat dissipation
5.3 Single Unit Setup
This section provides information on setting up a single unit. It describes the
input requirements for AC, DC and PV (solar) power parameters and AC, DC
output parameters (Fig 5.3).
Fig. 5.3 120V AC input parameters
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Utility
AC
Loads
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5.3.2 Single Unit: 120V AC Output
Table. 5.2
Requirements for 120V
AC Output parameters:
Acceptable
Voltage Range
65V~140VAC (for home appliances)
95V~140VAC (for computers)
Frequency 60Hz / 50 Hz (auto sensing)
Maximum
Current 30A (3,600 watts)
Table 5.1
5.3.1 Single Unit: 120V AC Input
Table 5.1:
Requirements for 120V
AC input power
parameters
Voltage Range 120VAC (+/-5%) 60Hz / 50 Hz
(auto sensing)
Wave Form Pure sine wave
Rated Current 25A (3,000 watts)
INPUT PORT
Table 5.2
Generator
Utility power
Fig. 5.4
Shows the 120V AC
input port LP-28
(MAX 30A).
Fig. 5.4
BAT TER Y 2
51.2VDC
BAT TER Y 2
51.2VDC
RESET RUN ALM CHARGE
AC OUTPUT COMM.PORT
110V/ 120 V
MAX 35A
AC INPUT
WARNING!
COM1 COM2
DO NOT CONNECT D IFFERENT TYP E
OF BATTERY! WRON G BATTERY MAY
DAMAGE THE WHOLEU NIT.THE
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120V~450VDC
MAX 5000W
SOLAR INPUT
12V/2 4V
MAX 10 A
DC INPUT

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Fig. 5.5
Requirements for 120V AC
outlet ports.
OUTLET PORTS
Fig. 5.5
Table 5.3
Fig. 5.6
Shows the
DC input port LP-20
(MAX 10A).
INPUT PORT
Fig. 5.6
BAT TER Y 2
51.2VDC
BAT TER Y 2
51.2VDC
RESET RUN ALM CHARGE
AC OUTPUT COMM.PORT
110V/ 120 V
MAX 35A
AC INPUT
WARNING!
COM1 COM2
DO NOT CONNECT D IFFERENT TYP E
OF BATTERY! WRON G BATTERY MAY
DAMAGE THE WHOLEU NIT.THE
EXPANSION BAT TERY PACK MUST
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MANUFACTURUR.
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120V~450VDC
MAX 5000W
SOLAR INPUT
12V/2 4V
MAX 10 A
DC INPUT
Acceptable Voltage Range 12VDC or 24VDC
Maximum Current 10A
5.3.3 Single Unit: DC Input
Table 5.3
Requirements for DC
input power parameters

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Wireless Charger Max 20W
12VDC Output Anderson Plug Max 30A
12VDC Output Cigarette Lighter Socket Max 10A
5VDC Output USB / TYPE C Charger Max 100W
12VDC Output 5210 Sockets Max 2A
Table 5.4
5.3.4 Single Unit: DC Output
Table 5.4
Requirements
for the DC output
ports and
parameters
Solar MPPT Voltage Range 120VDC~450VDC
Maximum Solar Input Current 18A
Maximum Solar Input Power 4,000 watts
Maximum MPPT Charge Current DC 80A
Table 5.5
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ON/OFF
AC OUTPUT
25AMAX
AC OUTPU T MAX 20A
OUTLET PORTS
Fig. 5.7
Fig. 5.7
Requirements for
DC outlet ports.
5.3.5 Single Unit: PV (solar) Input
Fan 1X: 12VDC Output
Cigarette Lighter
Socket (MAX 10A)
Refrigerator 1x: 12VDC
Output Anderson
Plug (MAX 30A)
Phone 1x: 5VDC
Output USB / TYPE
C Charger
Light Bulb 1X:
12VDC Output 5210
Sockets (MAX 2A)
Table 5.5
Requirements for
PV (solar) input
power parameters

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Fig 5.8
Shows the PV (solar) input port
(Voc. Range 120VDC~450VDC,
Max. 4,000W/20A).
370W x N Panels in series • 4≤ N ≤ 10
200W x N Panels in series • 7≤N ≤ 20
PANEL 1
PANEL 1 PANEL 4
PANEL 2
PANEL 2 PANEL 5
PANEL 3
PANEL 3 PANEL N
PANEL N
Fig 5.9
200W x N Panels in series • 7≤N ≤ 20
Fig 5.8
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5.4 Multi-unit Setup
This section provides wiring diagrams for a multi-unit setup. The Apollo5K
supports up to 12 units (36KW) working synergically for single phase, split-
phase or 3-phase power supply.
Important! Additional accessories are needed for setting up the Apollo5K
multi-unit system. They may be supplied by a qualified electrician. Hysolis
split-phase and single-phase parallel accessories are available for purchase.
Table 5.6 summarizes the possible configurations of multi-unit setup. Up to 12
units can be configured into Single Phase, Split-phase, or 3-phase AC Output.
Possible configurations include:
• Up to 12 units can be stacked in parallel for Single Phase
• Up to 6 units for each of the Lines 1 and 2 for Split-Phase
• Up to 4 units each for the lines 1, 2, and 3 for 3-phase.
Note: Each Apollo outputs 25A max, so the max current of each line is 25A x N.
Table 5.6
Mode Phase Description
Single Phase
120V 60Hz
Single Unit 120V/60Hz, 25A
Multi (N) Units N≤12 120V/60Hz, 25A x N
(Stack Power & current)
Split Phase
240V 60Hz
P1 (Phase 1) x N Units N≤6 Line 1, 120V/60Hz, 25A x N
(Stack Power & current)
P2 (Phase 2) x N Units N≤6 Line 2, 120V/60Hz, 25A x N
(Stack Power & current)
3-Phase
208V 60Hz
P1 (Phase 1) x N Units N≤4 Line 1, 120V/60Hz, 25A x N
(Stack Power & current)
P2 (Phase 2) x N Units N≤4 Line 2, 120V/60Hz, 25A x N
(Stack Power & current)
P3 (Phase 3) x N Units N≤4 Line 3, 120V/60Hz, 25A x N
(Stack Power & current)
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Fig. 5.11
Single phase–2 units
wiring diagram
Single Phase • 3 Units
AC
Input
N
L
AC
Output
Unit 1 Unit 3Unit 2
N
L
5.4.1 Single Phase System (120VAC) Wiring Diagrams
Communication
wires
AC
Input
N
L
AC
Output
Unit 1 Unit 2
N
L
Fig. 5.10
Shows the
Single phase–2 units
wiring diagram
Single Phase • 2 Units
Fig. 5.10
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Fig. 5.13
AC
Input
N
L
AC
Output
Unit 1 Unit 3 Unit 4
Unit 2
N
L
AC
Input
N
L
AC
Output
Unit 1 Unit 3 Unit 4
Unit 2
N
L
Unit 5
Fig. 5.12
Single Phase • 4 Units
Fig. 5.12
Single phase–4
units wiring
diagram
Single Phase
5 Units
Fig. 5.13
Single phase–5
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diagram

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AC
Output
Unit 1 Unit 3 Unit N2Unit 2
N
L
Unit N1 Unit N
AC
Input
N
L
AC
Input
N
L1
L2
N
L1
L2
AC
Output
Phase 1
P1 • Unit 1
Phase 2
P2 • Unit 1
Single Phase 6+ Units (N≤12)
Fig. 5.15
Shows the
split phase–2 units
wiring diagram
Split Phase • 2 Units
Fig. 5.15
5.4.2 Split Phase System (240VAC) Wiring
Fig. 5.14
Fig. 5.14
Shows the single phase – 6+
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AC
Input
N
L1
L2
N
L1
L2
AC
Output
P1 • Unit 1
P1 • Unit 1
Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit N2 Unit N1 Unit N
P2 • Unit NP2 • Unit 1
Phase 1 Phase 2
Split Phase–N units (N≤6)
Fig. 5.16
Fig. 5.16
Shows the split
phase–N units
wiring diagram

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AC
Input
N
L1
L2
L3
Phase 1
P1 • Unit 1
Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3
Phase 2
P2 • Unit 1
Phase 3
P3 • Unit 1
AC
Output
N
L1
L2
L3
5.4.3 3-Phase System (208VAC) Wiring
Fig. 5.17
Fig. 5.17
Shows the
Three phase–3 units
wiring diagram
3 Phase • N units wiring diagram (N≤4)