Jinko Solar JKS10.2K-5HlVS User manual

JKS10.2K-5HLVS
User Manual

Contents
Contents
1.Product Introduction
1.1 Product Overview
1.2 Electrical Connection
2.Safety Instructions
2.1 Safety Precautions
2.2 Safety Requirement
2.3 Tools and data
2.4 Symbolic Interpretation
3.Packing, Transportation, Storage
3.1 Packing
3.2 Transportation
3.3 Storage
4.Components Checking
4.1 Cabinet Package
4.2 Battery Packages
4.3 Inverter Package
5.Product Installation
5.2 Installation Instruction
5.3 Installation Steps
6 APP introduction
7.Maintenance and troubleshooting
7.1 Routine maintenance
7.2 Troubleshooting
Server And Contact
Appendix A Technical Parameters
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1.1 Product Overview
1.Product Introduction
Intended Use
Each JKS10.2K-5HlVS consists of 50Ah PACK, Cabinet, switch, single-phase energy mete, cable and PCS. ect. This household energy
storage system can store 10 kWh of electricity. In the nighttime when there is no solar energy, the internal battery supplies power to the
household load through PCS. When solar energy is available during the day, the solar energy supplies power to the load first, and stores
the remaining solar energy to the JKS-B51100- CI battery system.
System Overview
（1）PV channel
（4）Battery breaker
（7）AC channel
（10）Side covers
（2）Wifi connection terminals
（5）Battery pack
（8）AC breaker
（11）Supporting leg
（3）Power button
（6）Inverter
（9）Cabinet
（12）Front cover

1.2 Electrical Connection
System connection Diagram:
System connection Diagram: Power Meter connection diagram:
Battery Interface Overview
Inverter Interface Overview
Item
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Name
Power switch
Positive socket
ADD
SW(battery wake/sleep switch)
SOC
ALM
RUN
Com
CAN/RS485
DRY CONTACT
Negative socket
Grounding
Definition
·OFF/ON,
·Must be in the “ON” state when in use
Battery output positive or parallel positive line
DIP switch
When the “OFF/ON” switch button is in the ON state, press and hold this button
for 3 seconds to put the battery into the power-on or off state.
The number of green lights shows the remaining power.
Red light flashing when an alarm occurs, red light always on during protection
status. After the condition of trigger protection is relieved, it can be automatically
closed.
Green light flashing during standby and charging mode. Green light always on
when discharging.
Communication cascade port , support RS232
Communication cascade port, support CAN/RS485
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Battery output negative or parallel negative line
Shell ground connection
Grid-connected system diagram for non-Australian and non-South African markets.
the Australian and South African markets of grid connection system diagram.
Note: Please install the suitable DC switch on the PV side;
An RCD of the appropriate TYPE B for the backup port is recommended.
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2.1 Safety Precautions
2.3 Tools and data
2.4 Symbolic Interpretation
2.2 Safety Requirement
2.Safety Instructions
The product must be installed and maintained by professionals in accordance with local standards and regulations, and strictly
follow the manual installation steps.
Before installation and maintenance, please ensure that the storage capacitor is fully discharged, that is, the power supply internal
battery input, photovoltaic input and AC grid are disconnected for at least 5 minutes to prevent electric shock or fire.
When the PV modules are exposed to light, a DC voltage is supplied to this inverter.
During operation, it is strictly forbidden to directly touch the output, input and other terminals to avoid the danger of electric shock.
Do not open the machine shell directly during operation, otherwise it will cause electric shock.
Keep the equipment away from flammable and explosive materials and heat sources.
It is forbidden to modify the equipment by yourself to avoid serious accidents.
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All circuits connected to this power system with an external voltage of less than 51.2V must meet the SELV requirements defined in
the IEC60950 standard.
Iif operating within the power system cabinet, make sure the power system is not charged. Battery devices should also be switched
off.
Distribution cable wiring should be reasonable and has the protective measures to avoid touching these cables while operating
power equipment.
When installing the battery system, must wear the protective items below:
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Please read the manual carefully and follow the safety precautions specified in this manual. The safety precautions mentioned in this
manual are only supplements to local safety regulations.
Tools and meters that may be used are shown in table 1-1.
Table 1-1Tool instrument
Attention. Operate not according to the
requirements, may result in personal injury.
Danger: Be careful of electric shock, high
voltage.
No smoking
No trampling
High temperature of equipment outlet, be
careful to touch.
This battery product passed the TUV certifica-
tion test.
Refer to operating instructions
After power off, wait for 5 minutes to
ensure full discharge of the machine.
Recyclable and reusable
Grounding
Protective grounding
Please read the manual carefully before use
This side up
The equipment can not be discarded with
other household garbage, must be sent to the
appropriate institution for recycling.
This battery product meets European directive
requirement
This system can only be installed by personnel who have been trained in the power supply system and have sufficient knowledge of the
power system.
Safety goggles Safety shoes
The isolation gloves
Name
Screwdriver(Slotted 、Phillips)
Torque wrench
Diagonal pliers
Pointed nose pliers
Pliers to hold the wire
Stripping pliers
Electric drill
Multimeter
Clamp current meter
Insulation tape
Temperature meter
Anti-static bracelet
Cable tie
Tape measure
5 m in
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Situation Occurs
Leakage
Fire
Wet Packs
Damaged PACKS
Description and Action Need
Avoid touch of leaking liquid or gas. If you touch leaking electrolyte, do as below immediately.
Inhalation: Evacuate the contaminated area, and seek medical help.
Eye contact: Rinse eyes with flowing water for 15minutes, and seek medical help.
Skin contact: Rinse contacted area thoroughly with soap and water, and seek medical help.
Ingestion: Vomiting, and seek medical help.
It’s hard for PACK systems ignite spontaneously. If the PACK has caught a fire, do not try to
extinguish the fire but evacuate people immediately.
If PACK is flooded or submerged, do not access it. Contact Jinko or distributor for technical
assistance immediately.
Damaged PACKS are dangerous and must be handled with special attention. They are no
longer suitable for use and may cause danger to people. If the PACK damaged, stop use it
and then contact the Jinko or distributor.
3.1 Packing
3.Packing, Transportation, Storage
Products are shipped by split deliver:
·The cabinet is packed in wooden case with desiccant inside.
·Each battery is packed in a separate carton, and the outer box must be checked for integrity.
·The inverter is packaged in a carton alone, and it is necessary to check whether the outer packaging box is intact during on-site
installation.
3.2 Transportation
·Transport must comply with the dangerous goods transport requirements of UN38.3 and local laws and regulations.
·The equipment is heavy and must be moved mechanically.
·Equipment and packaging cannot be wet, so cannot be transported in the open air.
3.3 Storage
·Storage temperature：-10℃～35℃，≤6month；
(The SOC is kept in the range of 40% to 60% before storage)
·Storage humidity：10%~80%RH
·The storage room must be ventilated, clean and dry, and protected from dust and moisture.
·The maximum storage time should not exceed 6 months, and it is recommended to charge and discharge the battery after this time.
·The sunlight in the storage room cannot directly illuminate the device.
4.1 Cabinet Package
4.2 Battery Packages
4.3 Inverter Package
4. Components Checking
A B C D E F
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ITEM
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B
C
D
E
F
G
H
DESCRIPTION
Preinstalled cabinet
Quick installation guide
User manual
M8 explosive screw
Positive and negative parallel power cable (Red and black)
Communication cable between batteries
Positive and negative cable between inverter and DC breaker (Red and black)
M6 batteries fixing screw
QTY.
1
1
1
4
2
1
2
8
ITEM
I
DESCRIPTION
Battery pack
QTY.
2
J K L M
N O P Q
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NOTICE
·Ensure to read the guidance before installation in order to understand product information and safety cautions.
·Operators should be well trained technicians and fully understand the whole photovoltaic system, grid network, working principle and
national regional standards.
·Installers must use insulating tools and wear safety equipment.
·Device damages caused by failure to comply with storage, transportation, installation and use requirements specified in Guidance
are not coved by Warranty.
·Build sun& rain shade to avoid direct exposure to the sunlight and rain.
·Ensure the batteries, the grid and the PV are isolated or powered off before connecting wires.
The cabinet is installed on the ground and fixed against the wall with expansion screws to prevent the cabinet from being unstable and
tipping over. There must be no less than 800mm installation and maintenance space on the left side of the cabinet, and 300mm installa-
tion and maintenance space on the right side of the cabinet. It is recommended to leave 300mm of natural ventilation convection
space at the top of the cabinet.
5.Product Installation
5.2 Installation Instruction
5.3 Installation Steps
ITEM
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K
L
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N
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P
Q
DESCRIPTION
Inverter
Positive and negative PV plug
PE line (GND)
Communication cable
Battery water proof box
Wifi antenna (Including the extended wire)
Power meter
Ground screw
QTY.
1
2
2
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1
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2
Installation Environment
Installation Tools
Installation Position，sun& rain for all-in-one product Wall Mounted Notice
· Note: In principle, the top of the cabinet is equipped with rain protection facilities.
5.3.1 Take off screws of the cabinet to take off all the 4 covers.
1· Battery outside cover
2· Battery inside cover
3· Main part of cabinet
4· Front-mid cover
5· Front cover
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5.3.2 Fix the cabinet to the wall
5.3.3 Install the batteries, keep the positive (Red) connectors upward, then fix batteries by the 8 screws
5.3.4 Pre-install the inverter before mount it into the cabinet
5.3.5 Mount the inverter
1) Take off the 10 screws of front cover from both side, then take off the front cover
2) Take off the 6 screws of battery outside cover, then take off the cover
3) Take off the battery inside cover
4) Take off the front-mid cover
1) Mark the position of the fixing holes, drill holes according to the marks, fix the cabinet by Component “C” to the wall.
1) Mount the inverter
2) Fix the inverter with screw
Install the battery DC
cable and the water proof
Plug in the BMS and Meter RJ45
terminal first then fix the water proof
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1) Connect the inverter-battery cables to the isolator
2) Connect the inverter-BMS communication cable to the cabinet BMS port.
3) The inverter AC connectors are pre-installed, just rotate and lock them.
4) Install the antenna to the antenna interface, one side is to the inverter, another side is to the cabinet.
5.3.6 Connect inverter wires
5.3.7 Connect AC wires
5.3.8 Connect Battery wires
Inverter-battery cables
BMS Communication Cable
Take off proof first Plug in the terminal Lock the terminal
WIFI port on inverter WIFI port on cabinet Tighten the WIFI antenna
5) Connect inverter GND and the cabinet GND together
* AC-LOAD is to connect important loads.
1) Connect DC power cable, communication cable, power button cable.
2) Use the component “N” to connect the GND of cabinet and batteries together.
GND on inverter GND on cabinet Connect GND together
by component ‘N’
AC cable connection AC cable connection define
DC
Power
Cable
&Plug
GND Position
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1) Check and verify PV rotary switch is at OFF position.
2) Connect PV connectors.
3) Use multi-meter to measure PV side voltage and verify correct polarity, ensure open-circuit voltage is less than 580V.
4) Connect PV terminals to the corresponding interfaces.
5.3.9 Install PV cable
1) Set the batteries’ DIP switch
1）Switch on the battery DC isolator firstly
2) Switch on the battery power button on batteries
3) Keep pushing the power for over 3s, and confirm both batteries’ lights are on
5.4. Configuration
5./4. Start up the system
The first battery: The second battery:
NOTICE
·We strongly suggest user to start the system according to the steps in order in this document.
Switch the isolator from off to on
(Down to up)
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4) Switch on the PV DC switch
5) Switch on the two AC isolators, just push them up.
6) Use “Jinko RESS Cloud APP” to connect, check and set the inverter, after that, power on the inverter by the APP.
7) Detailed settings, please refer to APP operation manual.
Click the button to startup the inverter
（1）Press the POWER button to power off, and the battery pack indicator goes off to complete the battery shutdown.
（2）When there is no power in PV or AC Grid or battery, the inverter will shut down.
5.5 Power off
6.APP introduction
In Local Connection Mode, please connect your inverter to the App with Inverter WiFi, access to the Internet is not required. Please click
the ‘Local Connection Mode’ button to go to Local Connection Mode. (When you are using Local Connection Mode, if you have
connected your device to the Cloud, you will first need to turn off “Whether to Connect to Cloud”.
Home Page Description
Local Connection Mode, includes Home Button, Device Running Status and related data.
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Connect to Device
Firstly, please use your phone to connect to the Inverter WiFi, and then please click the button on the toolbox to see the side menu. And
click the ‘Connect’ Button. When you connected to the inverter successfully, the homepage will show some data, and the number of
warnings will be shown on the alarm button on the toolbox.
Detail Data
There are detail data lists below in the flow diagram, including: PV information, grid information, Back-up Loads, Battery Parameters,
System Information, Parallel Information. When you click in, you will see the corresponding data page.
Router Settings
(1) Router Settings can make the inverter connect to available Internet, so that the device can connect to the Web Cloud Monitoring
System.
(2) If PCU software version is higher than 601, when you open the page, you will be able to check all of the parameters that have been
set before.
(3) Enable ‘Whether to Connect to Cloud Monitoring’, and then input Router SSID and Password and then click ‘Setting’ button. The
inverter will restart after setting succeeds. (After the inverter restarts, phone may not be able to connect to the inverter WIFI shortly,
please try again after 2-10 minutes).
(4) If you disable ‘Whether to connect to Cloud Monitoring’, then the inverter will disconnect from the Cloud.
(5) Before upgrading PCU or DSP, please firstly disable ‘Whether to connect to Cloud Monitoring’.
Inverter Settings (Local Connection Mode)
Settings include: Router Settings, Server Settings, Shutdown & Startup, Working Parameters Settings, Working Mode Setting, Advanced
Setting. Advanced Settings need dealer’s password to do the settings.
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Server Settings
(1) Server Settings are used for the inverter to connect to the Cloud Monitoring System Server.
(2) Choose Server IP, and then click ‘Setting’ button, and the inverter will restart after setting succeeded.
(3) If PCU software version is higher than 601, when you open the page, you will be able to check all of the parameters that have been
set before.
Working Mode Setting
Set the Working Mode of the device, including General Mode, Micro-grid Mode, Energy Storage Mode, Peak and Bottom Mode and
AC Coupling Mode.
（1）After you select the working mode(None Peak and Bottom Mode), click the ‘Setting’ button.
（2）If it is ‘Peak and Bottom’ Mode, you will need to set time periods for ‘Peak and Bottom Mode’. All the time periods must add up to
exactly 24 hours.
APP Detailed operation guide, please refer to《Jinko RESS Cloud User Manual》
Set the Working Mode of the device, including General Mode, Micro-grid Mode, Energy Storage Mode, Peak and Bottom Mode and
AC Coupling Mode.
（1）After you select the working mode(None Peak and Bottom Mode), click the ‘Setting’ button.
（2）If it is ‘Peak and Bottom’ Mode, you will need to set time periods for ‘Peak and Bottom Mode’. All the time periods must add up to
exactly 24 hours.
Shutdown & Startup
lease click the button on the right of ‘Shutdown & Startup’, you will be able to issue Shutdown or Startup order to the inverter.
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Others
(1) Radio equipment operates frequency band from 2.412GHz to 2.484GHz;
(2) Radio equipment operates maximum radio-frequency power of 19/18/17 dBm;

7.Maintenance and troubleshooting
·Please charge the battery every six months from the date of manufacture.
·When the device is not in use for a long time, discharge the battery to 45% to 60% of its capacity and disconnect the battery output
to avoid battery emptying.
·The whole machine does not involve maintenance.
7.1 Routine maintenance
7.2 Troubleshooting
Fault phenomenon
POWER button does not respond
Short discharge time
Unable to charge or discharge
Battery pack communication is abnormal
The indicator does not respond after The power on
No DC output
The DC power supply time is too short
The battery can’t be fully charged to 100%
The power cable sparks once power on and ALM light RED
Grid locking failed
AC Output Short Circuit
Output Leakage Current Failure
Output Overload
Inverter Soft Start Failure
Low Grid Frequency
High Frequency Grid
Low Grid Voltage
High Grid Voltage
PV2 Under voltage
PV2 Over voltage
Fault cause
Starting-wire damaged or poor contact
Low battery
Battery overload
The battery ages and its capacity decreases
Internal failure
The battery temperature is too High.
Communication-wire damaged or poor contact
Total voltage lower than 39V
Battery status is abnormal.
Battery gets into over-discharged protection
Battery capacity become smaller
Charging voltage is too low
Power connection short-circuit
Abnormal frequency or voltage of grid
Short circuit of the load or grid
Abnormal electrical connection
Leakage current of load exceeds standard
The output current exceeds the limit value due to too large load power
Inverter Damage
The frequency of grid is lower than lower limit
Frequency of grid is higher than upper limit
The voltage of the grid is lower than lower limit
The voltage of the grid is higher than upper limit
PV2 Without voltage
The voltage of PV2 is lower than lower limit
The voltage of PV2 is higher than upper limit
Solution
Open the side door and press the SW button of any battery pack for 3 seconds to power on all battery packs.
Please contact the manufacturer.
Keep the battery charged for more than 4 hours to fully charge the battery.
Check load status and remove non-critical loads.
Contact the manufacturer to replace the battery pack and its components
Please contact the manufacturer.
Let the battery pack stand at room temperature for more than 3 hours
Check whether battery pack communication is normal.
Check the total voltage
Read the battery information on the monitor
Storage battery replacement or add more modules
Adjust charging voltage at 56.5V or 57V
Turn off the battery, check the cause of the short circuit
Shut down and turn on when the power grid is normal
Shut down and check the circuit，restart after troubleshooting
Shut down and check the circuit，restart after troubleshooting
Make sure leakage current of load meets the standard
1.Please check load power，resistive load is not more than 10kW(Each phase is not more than 3.3kW). Inductive load is not more than
3kW (Each phase is not more than 1kW).
2. Auto-recover within 10 minutes after fault elimination
1. Occasional failures can be automatic recovery.
2.The Inverter cannot be automatic recovery，shut down and turn on when the power grid is normal. If it still can't be self-recovery，
please contact the service.
Check power grid, resume to work when go back to permitted range of grid frequency
Check power grid, resume to work when go back to permitted range of grid frequency
Check power grid, resume to work when go back to permitted range of grid voltage
Check power grid, resume to work when go back to permitted range of grid voltage
Make sure the PV2 connection is normal and the switch is closed.
Check PV2 configuration, increase PV2 open-circuit voltage
Check PV2 configuration, reduce PV open circuit voltage
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Fault phenomenon
PV1 Under voltage
PV1 Over voltage
Reverse PV2
Reverse PV1
Bus software soft fault
Bus hardware fault
DC Bus Capacitor Under voltage
DC Bus Capacitor Over voltage
DC Bus Voltage Imbalance
The SOC of the battery is lower than the limit to stop discharging
Battery charge/discharge over current
The grid side and load side connectors are connected in reverse
Battery Overvoltage
Battery Under Voltage (EOD)
Positive bus Insulation impedance fault
Negative bus Insulation impedance fault
PV bus software soft start fault
PV1 bus hardware soft start fault
Relay self checking fault
Fault cause
PV1 Without voltage
The voltage of PV1 is lower than lower limit
The voltage of PV2 is higher than upper limit
PV2 positive and negative poles reversed connected
PV1 positive and negative poles reversed connected
Inverter Damage
Inverter Damage
Inverter Damage
Inverter Damage
The load is a half wave load.
Inverter Damage
Low Battery
Inverter Damage
Load current exceeds the rated range of inverter
Connector Installation Errors on Grid Side and Load Side
Battery DC voltage is higher than the upper limit
Battery DC voltage is lower than lower limit
Insulation impedance is less than limit value
Insulation impedance is less than limit value
Inverter Damage
Inverter Damage
Internal relay cannot be disconnected or closed
Solution
Make sure the PV1 connection is normal and the switch is closed.
Check PV1 configuration, increase PV2 open-circuit voltage
Check PV1 configuration, reduce PV1 open-circuit voltage.
Check cable connection, resume to work when go back to normal
Check cable connection, resume to work when go back to normal
1. Occasional failures can be automatic recovery.
2.The Inverter cannot be automatic recovery，shut down and turn on when the power grid is normal. If it still can't be autorecover. Please
contact the distributor
1. Occasional failures can be automatic recovery.
2. The Inverter cannot be automatic recovery, shut down and turn on when the power grid is normal. If it still can't be autorecover, please
contact the distributor.
1. Occasional failures can be automatic recovery.
2. The Inverter cannot be automatic recovery, shut down and turn on when the power grid is normal. If it still can't be automatic recovery,
please contact the service.
1. Occasional failures can be automatic recovery.
2.The Inverter cannot be automatic recovery，shut down and turn on when the power grid is normal. If it still can't be autorecover, please
contact the service.
1. Occasional failures can be automatic recovery.
2.Please shut down if the inverter cannot be automatic recovery，make sure the load is not a half wave load, the inverter is still failure,
please contact the service.
1.Short time failure is normal, waiting for PV or grid charging
2. It is recommended to turn off the inverters when there is no PV or power grid for a long time. Turn on when PV or grid is normal.
3.User Chooses“General Mode”，When the PV power is maximum, it can only be used for load. Batteries can't be recharged. We
recommend that users reduce load or use "Battery mode".
1. Occasional failures can be automatic recovery.
2.The Inverter cannot be self-recovery，shut down and turn on when the power grid is normal. If it still can't be automatic recovery,
please contact the service
reduce load
Grid side connectors and load side connectors are installed in the correct position
Check battery configuration, reduce battery open-circuit voltage
Check battery configuration, increase battery open-circuit voltage
Make sure the insulation impedance of PV module is greater than 33kΩ.
Make sure the insulation impedance of PV module is greater than 33kΩ
1.Occasional failures can be self-recovery
2.The Inverter cannot be auto-recover，shut down and restart .If it still can't be auto-recover，please contact the service
1.Occasional failures can be self-recovery 2.The Inverter cannot be auto-recover，shut down and restart .If it still can't be auto-recover，
please contact the service.
Shut down and restart .If it still can't be auto-recover, please contact the service
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Fault phenomenon
IGBTA/B/C temperature sensor fault
IGBTA/B/C temperature too high
Fault cause
Actual ambient temperature is too low
Temperature sensor failure
There are obstruction or shelter around installation position.
There are heat sources around，cause ambient tempera-
ture to be too high
Temperature sensor failure
Solution
No operation required. When the temperature rises, it will recover by itself.
Shut down and restart .If it still can't be auto-recover，please contact the distributor
Check if there are any obstruction or shelter around installation position.
Keep away from heat sources and reduce ambient temperature. If it still can't be recover after temperature is reduce. Shut down and
restart .If it still can't be autorecover，please contact the distributo
Shut down and restart .If it still can't be automatic recovery, please contact the service
·If the fault persists, contact the manufacturer as soon as possible.
Note: Do not disassemble the product yourself!
·When you need to report a fault to the customer service , record and inform the following information:
a.Model；
b.Serial No.；Date of failure, complete problem description (including LED display, working status before failure, etc.)
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Jinko Solar Co., Ltd
No.1, Jinko Road, Shangrao Economic Development Zone Shangrao City,
Jiangxi Province, 334100, P.R. China
www.jinkosolar.com
Server and contact
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Appendix A Technical Parameters
Model
System Capacity
PV String Input
Battery Input
AC Grid Input/Output
AC Output (Backup)
Efficiency
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5kW/10kWh
Max. DC input power (W)
Max. DC Input voltage & nominal voltage (V)
Startup voltage & MPPT voltage range (V)
Number of MPPT
Max.input current per MPPT (A)
Max.input backfeed current to the array(A)
Max.short-circuit current per MPPT (A)
Battery type
Nominal battery voltage (V)
Charging Voltage range (V)
Max. charging current & discharging current (A)
Battery capacity (Ah)
Energy capacity (kWh)
Usable capacity (kWh)
Nominal AC output power (W)
Nominal AC voltage & AC grid frequency
Maximum output fault current a.c. A (peak and duration), or RMS
Maximum current (A)
Maximum output overcurrent protection(A)
Power factor (cosΦ)
Maximum continuous input current (Aa.c)
Rated input current (Aa.c)
Maximum continuous input power (W)
Maximum continuous input current (Aa.c)
Rated output current (A)
inrush current
Maximum continuous input power (W)
Max. output power (W)
Nominal AC voltage & AC grid frequency
Rated output current (A)
max. continuous (A)
Maximum output fault current a.c. A (peak and duration), or RMS
inrush current
Maximum output overcurrent protection(A)
Max. PV efficiency
Euro. PV efficiency
6000
580 & 360
90 & 125-550
2
13
12
14
LFP (LiFePO4)
51.2
44.8-57.6
70 & 100
100*2
10.24
9.216
5000
230Vac & 50/60Hz±5Hz
129Apeak,8.5Arms
22.8
26
0.8leading-0.8lagging
22.7
21.7
5000
22.7
21.7
8.0A peak@100us
5000
4600W(4800W 5min；6000W 5sec)
230Vac & 50/60Hz±5Hz
20
20
98Apeak,45Arms
8.0A peak@100us
60
97.8%
97%
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Model
Protection
General Specifications
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Anti-islanding protection
Output over current
DC reverse polarity protection
String fault detection
AC/DC surge protection
Insulation detection
AC short circuit protection
Dimensions W x D x H
Cabinet weight
Inverter weight
Packs weight
Isolation type
Operating temperature range
Noise level
Cooling type
Operation altitude
Operation humidity
Ingress protection class
Communication
Display
Certification & standard
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
DC Type II ; AC Type III
Yes
Yes
623*170*1843mm
52kg
25kg
88kg
Transformerless
-20℃~+55℃
<30dB
Natural Convection
≤2000m
0%~95% RH
IP65(Inverter & battery cabinet)
RS485/CAN2.0/WIFI
APP
IEC62109 EN61000 IEC 62619 IEC 63056 UN 38.3 NRS 097
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