Sonnen Protect2500 User manual

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Sonnen Australia Pty Ltd
604 South Tower
1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
NSW 2067
ACN 611 337 547
0408 802 388
[email protected].au
sonnenProtect 2500/AU –Update –Operating Instructions
This document is to be read in conjunction with KD-336 | Part no. 22009 | EN | X01. Product, instruction
and operational details supersede those printed with the sonnenProtect1300 operating instructions.
Document Number
KD-337 | Part no. 22010 | EN | X00/AU
1.2
Designation in this document
Complete designation
Designation in this document
sonnenBatterie eco 8.2
Storage system
sonnenProtect 2500
sonnenProtect
eco 8.2/6, 8.2/8, 8.2/10, 8.2/12,
8.2/14, 8.2/16
Battery capacity range
2.1
Safety
Intended use
The sonnenProtect 2500 is an emergency power unit designed to
supplement the sonnenBatterie eco 8.2.
3.1
Technical Data
sonnenProtect 2500
Table 2: Technical data
System data
Maximum power (2 sec.)
2,500 W
Nominal power
2,500 W
Output voltage (AC)
240 V +/- 10 %
Nominal frequency
50 Hz
Network configuration in emergency
operation
TN-C
Operating concept
Single-phase power supply via
plug outlet and/or wired
connection. The switch to
emergency operation takes place
automatically via storage system.
Switchover time
0 sec
Dimension / Weight
Dimensions (H/W/D) in mm
235/150/124
Weight in kg
approx. 2 kg
Safety
Protection class
IEC 61009-1; AS/NZ 61009-1
Degree of protection
IP21
Protective functions
Protective functions Overcurrent
& Earth Leakage

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Sonnen Australia Pty Ltd
604 South Tower
1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
NSW 2067
ACN 611 337 547
0408 802 388
[email protected].au
3.2
System Components
Figure 1: System components sonnenProtect
No.
Designation
1
sonnenProtect2500
2
GPO (Socket Outlet)
3
30mA RCD
4
10A MCB (Miniature Circuit Breaker)
Table 3: Description of the system components

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Sonnen Australia Pty Ltd
604 South Tower
1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
NSW 2067
ACN 611 337 547
0408 802 388
[email protected].au
3.2.2
Control and display elements
Figure 1: System components sonnenProtect
No.
Designation
Function
1
MCB (Miniature circuit
Breaker) –10A
Reversing the switch will activate
or deactivate the socket outlet of
the sonnenProtect.
2
RCD Test Key
Pressing the test key simulates
an insulation fault, thereby
testing the function of the RCD
protective device.
3
RCD Reset
Reversing the switch will activate
or deactivate the power supply
to the MCB.
Table 4: Description of the control and display elements
4.1
Function
Basic principle
The plug outlet and/or dedicated circuit supplied by the sonnenProtect
supplies electrical power both in grid and emergency operation. The
storage system with sonnenProtect automatically toggles between grid
operation to emergency operation. The switchover time between grid
and emergency operation is stated in the technical data.

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Sonnen Australia Pty Ltd
604 South Tower
1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
NSW 2067
ACN 611 337 547
0408 802 388
[email protected].au
4.2
Function
Grid operation –no grid outage
In grid-connection operation protection against indirect
contact is ensured by the residual current device (RCD)
at the feed to the socket outlet of the sonnenProtect
unit.
Figure 3: Grid operation
4.3
Function
Emergency operation –grid outage
In an emergency backup or no grid-connection operation
protection against indirect contact is ensured by the
residual current device (RCD) at the feed to the socket
outlet of the sonnenProtect unit.
If a grid outage occurs, the connection to the public grid
is disconnected in the storage system. The plug outlet (1)
is supplied with electrical power from the storage system
until the battery’s minimum charging status is achieved.
If an insulation fault occurs (RE < RAL), then the RCD
terminates the connection to the MCB and socket outlet.
When the insulation fault no longer exists, the
connection to the plug outlet is re-established once the
RCD reset switch in reversed.
When in backup mode the electrical power will be
supplied until the backup buffer of the storage system
batteries is depleted. Once the backup buffer is used up
and the battery’s minimum state of charge has been
reached, the plug outlet of the sonnenProtect is no
longer supplied with electrical power.
Figure 4: Emergency backup operation

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Sonnen Australia Pty Ltd
604 South Tower
1-5 Railway Street, Chatswood
NSW 2067
ACN 611 337 547
0408 802 388
[email protected].au
1
Socket outlet of the sonnenProtect
2
sonnenProtect
3
F1.P MCB (miniature Circuit Breaker) –10A
4
Control relay
5
Storage system
6
RCD (Residual Current Device) –30 mA
7
ESS AC Isolator
8
Grid connection (electrical mains)
9
Optional Direct Outlet to wired Circuit
The storage system switches back to grid operation with a delay after a grid outage. This can take a few
minutes. During this time the socket outlet is supplied with power in emergency operation.
5.1
Commissioning the storage system
►Switch on / reset the RCD (Residual Current Device)
–30 mA
►Switch on the F1.P MCB (miniature Circuit Breaker)
Figure 14: Switching on the F1.P