WSTECH BATx0100-ES-1-400-1 User manual

Original Operating Instructions
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Original Operating Instructions
Battery Charger
BATx0100-ES-1-400-1 (Outdoor)
WSTECH is a Wind&Sun Technologies and Siemens Joint Venture.
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"Interface Description Modbus TCP and EtherCAT"!

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Table of Contents
1User Information ..................................................................................................6
1.1 Identification of the Product.........................................................................7
1.2 Scope .........................................................................................................8
1.3 Target Audience..........................................................................................8
1.4 General Information ....................................................................................8
1.4.1 Related Documents .................................................................................9
1.4.2 Symbols...................................................................................................9
1.4.3 Terms and Abbreviations.......................................................................10
1.5 Intended Use ............................................................................................11
1.6 Safety Instructions ....................................................................................12
1.7 Safety Sign on the Product........................................................................14
1.8 Safety Signs on the Packaging .................................................................15
2Description.........................................................................................................16
2.1 Functional Description...............................................................................16
2.2 Principle of the Product.............................................................................16
2.3 Options.....................................................................................................18
2.4 Views........................................................................................................18
2.4.1 Exterior View..........................................................................................18
2.4.2 Interior View...........................................................................................19
3Installation..........................................................................................................22
3.1 Delivery.....................................................................................................22
3.2 Transport ..................................................................................................23
3.3 Storage.....................................................................................................25
3.4 Installation Site..........................................................................................26
3.4.1 Distances...............................................................................................28
3.4.2 Cooling ..................................................................................................28
3.5 Connections..............................................................................................29
3.5.1 Required Connections............................................................................30
3.5.2 Optional Connections.............................................................................38
3.6 After Installation........................................................................................43
4Commissioning..................................................................................................44
4.1 Preparing Commissioning.........................................................................45
4.2 Performing Measurements before Operation ............................................46
5Operation............................................................................................................47

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5.1 User Interfaces..........................................................................................47
5.2 Operating Modes ......................................................................................47
5.3 Enable Switch...........................................................................................47
5.4 Starting the Product ..................................................................................48
5.5 Performing Measurements........................................................................48
5.5.1 AC Voltage.............................................................................................48
5.5.2 AC Current.............................................................................................48
5.5.3 Ambient Temperature ............................................................................49
5.6 Stopping the Product.................................................................................49
6Troubleshooting.................................................................................................50
6.1 BAT Error Codes.......................................................................................51
6.1.1 BAT Error Codes 11-21..........................................................................52
6.1.2 BAT Error Codes 22-29..........................................................................52
6.1.3 BAT Error Codes 66-68, 71-73, 76-78, 116-118, 121-123, 126-128, 175
..............................................................................................................52
6.1.4 BAT Error Codes 81, 82, 131, 132.........................................................52
6.1.5 BAT Error Codes 151, 155.....................................................................53
6.1.6 BAT Error Code 156 ..............................................................................53
6.1.7 BAT Error Code 157 ..............................................................................53
6.1.8 BAT Error Code 158 ..............................................................................53
6.1.9 BAT Error Codes 161-163......................................................................53
6.1.10 BAT Error Code 164 ..............................................................................53
6.1.11 BAT Error Code 169 ..............................................................................53
6.1.12 BAT Error Code 171 ..............................................................................53
6.1.13 BAT Error Codes 172, 174.....................................................................54
6.2 BAT Warning Codes.................................................................................55
6.2.1 BAT Warning Codes 12, 14, 16, 17-21...................................................55
6.2.2 BAT Warning Codes 22-29....................................................................55
6.2.3 BAT Warning Code 170.........................................................................55
7Maintenance.......................................................................................................56
7.1 Maintenance every 12 Month....................................................................57
7.2 Maintenance in De-energized Condition....................................................57
7.2.1 Visual Inspection of Housing..................................................................57
7.2.2 Visual Inspection of Interior Area ...........................................................57
7.2.3 Cleaning of Colling Air Inlet and Cooling Air Outlet ................................57
7.2.4 Torque Check of Electrical Connections ................................................58

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7.2.5 Condition Check of Cables and Lines ....................................................58
7.2.6 Condition Check of Fuses......................................................................58
7.2.7 Functional Test of DC Circuit Breaker....................................................58
7.2.8 Functional Test of AC Circuit Breaker....................................................59
7.2.9 Functional Test of Enable Switch...........................................................59
8Decommissioning..............................................................................................60
8.1 Disconnecting Voltage Measurement and Supply Voltage ........................60
9Disposal..............................................................................................................61
10 Customer Service ..............................................................................................62
11 Appendix ............................................................................................................63
11.1 Spare Parts List ........................................................................................63
11.2 Technical Data..........................................................................................64
11.2.1 Electrical Data........................................................................................64
11.2.2 General Data .........................................................................................65
11.3 EU Declaration of Conformity....................................................................66

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List of Figures
Figure 1: Example of a type plate..................................................................................7
Figure 2: Example of an option plate.............................................................................7
Figure 3: Schematic structure .....................................................................................17
Figure 4: Exterior view front (+C1)...............................................................................18
Figure 5: Exterior view back (+C2)..............................................................................18
Figure 6: Interior view front (+C1)................................................................................19
Figure 7: Interior view back (+C2) ...............................................................................21
Figure 8: Transport......................................................................................................24
Figure 9: Transport wooden box with pallet (dimensioned)..........................................24
Figure 10: Cable entry area (bottom view) ..................................................................27
Figure 11: Mounting points (bottom view)....................................................................28
Figure 12: AC connection............................................................................................32
Figure 13: DC connection............................................................................................33
Figure 14: Connection supply voltage (-X1).................................................................34
Figure 15: Connection data communication ................................................................36
Figure 16: Cable routing terminal strip (-X17)..............................................................37
Figure 17: Wiring diagram extract terminal strip (-X17) ...............................................37
Figure 18: Feedback Enable switch ............................................................................39
Figure 19: Cable routing terminal strip (-X3)................................................................41
Figure 20: Cable routing terminal strip (-X17)..............................................................43
Figure 21: Danger areas .............................................................................................47
List of Tables
Table 1: Naming convention........................................................................................10
Table 2: Scope of delivery...........................................................................................22
Table 3: Feedback of insulation monitoring device......................................................40
Table 4: Extrac oft BAT Error Codes...........................................................................51
Table 5: Extract of BAT Error Codes (continued).........................................................52
Table 6: Extract of BAT Warning Codes......................................................................55
Table 7: Maintenance in De-energized condition (every 12 months) ...........................57
Table 8: Torque of electrical connections....................................................................58
Table 9: Spare parts list ..............................................................................................63
Table 10: Electrical data..............................................................................................64
Table 11: General data ...............................................................................................65

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1 User Information
We congratulate you on purchasing BATx0100-ES-1-400-1 (Outdoor). By purchasing
this battery charger, you have chosen a high-quality WSTECH product. If you have
questions about the application, please contact in[email protected].
Legal Information
All rights reserved. Reproduction, also in extract form, only admissible with approval
from the manufacturer.
Trademarks
All trademarks are recognized, even if they are not identified as such.
EtherCAT®is a registered trademark and patented technology, licensed by Beckhoff
Automation GmbH, Germany.
Modbus®fieldbus is a registered trademark of Schneider Electric and is licensed by the
Modbus Organization, Inc.
QR Code®is a registered trademark of DENSO WAVE INCORPORATED.
Manufacturer
WSTECH GmbH
Eckernförder Landstraße 78
D-24941 Flensburg
Tel.: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
E-Mail: [e-mail]
Web: www.wstech.com
Issue: 01/2019

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1.1 Identification of the Product
The type plates and option plates of the BATx0100-ES-1-400-1 (Outdoor) (hereinafter
referred to as BAT or product) are located on the outside and inside of the front cabinet
door.
Figure 1: Example of a type plate
Pos.
Description
1
Manufacturer
2
Hardware- and wiring diagram version
3
Technical data DC side
4
Degree of protection
5
Technical data AC side
6
Product denomination
7
Serial number
Figure 2: Example of an option plate

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1.2 Scope
The original operating instructions (hereinafter referred to as operating instructions) are
valid for the following products:
•BATD0100-ES-1-400-1 (Outdoor) (hardware version: 00X, wiring diagram
version: 0.XX)
•BATY0100-ES-1-400-1 (Outdoor) (hardware version: 00X, wiring diagram
version: 0.XX)
The illustrations used in these operating instructions are reduced to the essentials and
may differ from the delivered product. The manufacturer may from time to time change
these operating instructions and content therein.
1.3 Target Audience
All work on the product must be performed by qualified electricians.
Qualified electricians in the sense of these operating instructions are persons familiar
with installation, mounting, commissioning, operating, troubleshooting, maintenance,
decommissioning and disposal of this product. They are familiar with the hazards
involved as well as work- and safety regulations of the product and have the
appropriate qualifications. They know how batteries work and are operated.
Unauthorized persons are not allowed to operate the product. These persons must
keep a safe distance from the product.
The transport of the product must be performed by trained and authorized persons with
the appropriate qualifications.
1.4 General Information
These operating instructions provide detailed information regarding specifications,
installation procedures, operation, commissioning, troubleshooting, maintenance,
decommissioning, technical data, safety procedures and function settings of the
product.
The manufacturer constantly adapts its products according to the latest state of the art
of science and technology and therefore it assumes, that its products are free from
defects in the sense of product liability. However, it cannot be excluded that for
operation in critical application areas additional safety measures can be necessary.
The manufacturer requests the user of its products, in their own interest, to inform his
contractors and the manufacturer about the application of its products to initiate
possible additional safety measures.
The utilization and the service life of the product, as well as the avoidance of premature
repairs depend on the proper commissioning, operation, maintenance and care. For
professional maintenance follow the instructions contained in these operating
instructions.
The manufacturer recommends the notice of these operating instructions to be
acknowledged in writing by the personnel and noted in the personnel file.
The manufacturer recommends translation of these operating instructions into the
native languages of foreign workers.

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1.4.1 Related Documents
This and the related documents are provided on an USB Stick in Section +C1.
•Interface Description Modbus TCP and EtherCAT (hereinafter referred to as
Interface Description)
•Wiring diagram
1.4.2 Symbols
Symbol
Description
DANGER!
Indicates a direct danger situation which will lead to death or severe
injuries.
WARNING!
Indicates a possible danger situation which can lead to death or severe
injuries.
CAUTION!
Indicates a possible danger situation which can lead to lesser or lighter
injuries.
NOTICE
Indicates a possible danger situation which can lead to damage to
property or to the environment.
Use head protection.
Use hand protection.
Use eye protection.
Disconnect and safeguard against reconnection.
Pay attention to supplementary documents to these operating
instructions
WEEE identification
ESD sensitive components

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1.4.3 Terms and Abbreviations
Table 1: Naming convention
Complete designation
Designation in the document
Alternating current
AC
Battery inverter
BAT
Constant current–constant voltage
CC-CV
Direct current
DC
Electromagnetic compatibility
EMC
Electrostatic discharge
ESD
Energy storage
ES
Ethernet for Controller and Automation
Technology
EtherCAT
Hardware version
HW
Insulated gate bipolar transistor
IGBT
International protection
IP
Transmission control protocol
TCP
Uninterrupted power supply
UPS
Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment
WEEE
Wiring diagram version
WD