Kamada power KMD-PJ24100 User manual

Contents
1.ABOUT THIS MANUAL ..........................................................................................................................
1.1 Purpose ...............................................................................................................................................
1.2 Scope ..................................................................................................................................................
1.3 Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................................................
2.INTRODUCTION ..................................................................................................................................
2.1 Features ..............................................................................................................................................
2.2 Product Over View ................................................................................................................................
2.4 Specifications
2.3 Mounting the Unit ..................................................................................................................................
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3.INSTALLATION .....................................................................................................................................
3.2 Description of accessories
3.1 Diagram of accessories ..........................................................................................................................
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3.3 Precautions for Installing Batteries
3.4 lnstallation steps
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4.2 Communication introduction
4.1 Connection step
4.Product Over View .................................................................................................................................
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4.4 Switch ON /OFF
4.3 lnterface definition....................................................................................................................................
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4.5 ON/ OFF or soC Led (Mode or soC) .........................................................................................................
5.1 Fire
4.6 Connection for Parallel Mode
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5.2 Leaking Batteries
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5.3 Wet Batteries .........................................................................................................................................
5.4 Warranty ..............................................................................................................................................
5.EMERGENCY SITUATIONS .................................................................................................................
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The battery main using for energy storage system. Built-in smart BMS to match various of
hybrid inverters.
PARALLEL-RS485 RS232 CAN RS485
4321
DRY ADD RST
LiFePO4 Battery.
Long warranty period:5 years.
Higher energy density, smaller volumn.
Support connected in parallel mode for expansion.
This battery pack is designed for energy storage systems.
Battery management system(BMS): The battery packs built-in BMS monitors
itsoperation and prevents the battery from operating outside design limitations.
Expandability:This battery pack can be easily expanded by adding expansion
battery packs in parallel connection.
2.INTRODUCTION
2.1 Features
2.2 Product Over View（KMD-PL Series）
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1 Power Positive Terminal Power positive output, two terminals with the same
positive terminal is a parallel output
2 RS485 Communication Interface
1.Testing battery performance
2.When multiple batteries are used in parallel, it acts as
a communication connection port between batterie
3 RS232 Communication Interface Testing and modifying battery parameters
4 CAN Communication Interface Connection to CAN port of inverter
5 RS485 Communication Interface Connection to RS485 port of inverter
6 DRY Communication Interface
DRY output terminal
Dry contact 1-PIN1 to PIN2: Normally open, closed
when fault protection;
Dry contact 2-PIN3 to PIN4: Normally open, alarm
closed when low battery
7 ADD Address Switch
When connecting batteries in parallel by dialing the
code Address identification of different batteries (see
attached page for dialing rules)
8 RST Button (Electronic)
1. You can turn on and off the battery, the default is
automatically turned on when the power switch is
turned on, long press for 3 seconds, when the power
indicator is flashing, release to automatically turn off the
battery output
2. After battery troubleshooting, if the ALM indicator is
still on, press the RST button for 3-5 seconds, when the
power indicator is flashing, release the ALM indicator to
turn off
9 Power Negative Terminal Power negative output, two terminals with negative
terminal is parallel output
10 Power Switch
(Mechanical)
Turn on and off the battery
11 Display Display all basic parameters of the battery
12 4 Display Buttons MENU ENTER DOWN ESC
13 RUN Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate that the battery is
functioning normally
14 ON/OFF Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate that the battery is on
15 ALM Indicator The
No. Name Function Description
indicator light is on to indicate a battery alarm or
fault
16 6 Power Indicators Different power levels show different number of
indicators

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PARALLEL-RS485 RS232 CAN RS485
4321
DRY ADD RST
（KMD-PC Series）
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1 Power Positive Terminal Power positive output, two terminals with the same
positive terminal is a parallel output
2 RS485 Communication Interface
1.Testing battery performance
2.When multiple batteries are used in parallel, it acts as
a communication connection port between batterie
3 RS232 Communication Interface Testing and modifying battery parameters
4 CAN Communication Interface Connection to CAN port of inverter
5 RS485 Communication Interface Connection to RS485 port of inverter
6 DRY Communication Interface
DRY output terminal
Dry contact 1-PIN1 to PIN2: Normally open, closed
when fault protection;
Dry contact 2-PIN3 to PIN4: Normally open, alarm
closed when low battery
7 ADD Address Switch
When connecting batteries in parallel by dialing the
code Address identification of different batteries (see
attached page for dialing rules)
8 RST Button (Electronic)
1. You can turn on and off the battery, the default is
automatically turned on when the power switch is
turned on, long press for 3 seconds, when the power
indicator is flashing, release to automatically turn off the
battery output
2. After battery troubleshooting, if the ALM indicator is
still on, press the RST button for 3-5 seconds, when the
power indicator is flashing, release the ALM indicator to
turn off
9 Power Negative Terminal Power negative output, two terminals with negative
terminal is parallel output
10 Power Switch
(Mechanical)
Turn on and off the battery
11 Display Display all basic parameters of the battery
12 4 Display Buttons MENU ENTER DOWN ESC
13 RUN Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate that the battery is
functioning normally
14 ON/OFF Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate that the battery is on
15 ALM Indicator The
No. Name Function Description
indicator light is on to indicate a battery alarm or
fault
16 6 Power Indicators Different power levels show different number of
indicators

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（KMD-PJ Series）
PARALLEL-RS485
RS232
CAN
RS485
4321
DRY
ADD
RUN ALM
RST
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1 Power Positive Terminal Power positive output, two terminals with the same
positive terminal is a parallel output
2 ON/OFF Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate that the battery is on
3 RST Button (Electronic)
1. You can turn on and off the battery, the default is
automatically turned on when the power switch is
turned on, long press for 3 seconds, when the power
indicator is flashing, release to automatically turn off the
battery output
2. After battery troubleshooting, if the ALM indicator is
still on, press the RST button for 3-5 seconds, when the
power indicator is flashing, release the ALM indicator to
turn off
4 ADD Address Switch
When connecting batteries in parallel by dialing the
code Address identification of different batteries (see
attached page for dialing rules)
5 DRY Communication Interface
DRY output terminal
Dry contact 1-PIN1 to PIN2: Normally open, closed
when fault protection;
Dry contact 2-PIN3 to PIN4: Normally open, alarm
closed when low battery
6 RUN Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate that the battery is
functioning normally
7 ALM Indicator The indicator light is on to indicate a battery alarm or
fault
8 6 Power Indicators Different power levels show different number of
indicators
9 CAN Communication Interface Connection to CAN port of inverter
10 RS485 Communication Interface Connection to RS485 port of inverter
11 RS232 Communication Interface Testing and modifying battery parameters
12 RS485 Communication Interface
1.Testing battery performance
2.When multiple batteries are used in parallel, it acts as
a communication connection port between batterie
13 Power Negative Terminal Power negative output, two terminals with negative
terminal is parallel output
14 Power
No. Name Function Description
Switch(Mechanical) Turn on and off the battery
15 Display Display all basic parameters of the battery
16 4 Display Buttons MENU ENTER DOWN ESC

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·Do not mount the battery on flammable construction materials.
·The ambient temperature should be between 0°C and 45°C to ensure optimal operation.
·The recommended installation position is to be adhered to the wall vertically.
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Consider the following points before selecting where to install:
Be sure to keep other objects and surfaces as shown in the right diagram to guarantee sufficient heat dissipation
andto have enough space for removing wires.
Refer to the attached figure for installation hole positions and screw hole sizes of wall mounting supports.
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2.3 Mounting the Unit
（KMD-PJ Series）（KMD-PL、PC Series）