X1-Fit User Manual

3.7kW - 7.5kW

EN
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Contents
1
Note on this Manual ...................................................................03
1.1 Scope of Validity ................................................................................... 03
1.2 Target Group ........................................................................................... 03
1.3 Symbols Used ......................................................................................... 03
1.3.1 Important Safety Instructions....................................................... 04
1.3.2
Explanation
of
Symbols ................................................................... 08
1.3.3 CE Directives......................................................................................... 10

2 Introduction...........................................................................................11
2.1 Basic Feature ............................................................................................ 11
2.2 Electrical Block Diagram of The System ............................... 11
2.3 Work Modes............................................................................................... 14
2.4 Dimension................................................................................................... 17
2.5 Terminals of Inverter .......................................................................... 18

3
Technical
Data.................................................................................... 19
3.1 AC Output/Input .................................................................................. 19
3.2 Battery ............................................................................................................ 19
3.3 Efficiency, Safety and Protection.............................................. 20
3.4 EPS Output .......................................................................... 20
3.5 General Data...... ...................................................................................... 21

4 I nstallation ............................................................................................ 22
4.1 Check for Transport Damage ...................................................... 22
4.2 Packing List ............................................................................................... 22
4.3 Installation Precautions ................................................................... 24
4.4 Tool Preparation..................................................................................... 25
4.5 Installation Site Conditions .......................................................... 27
4.5.1 Installation Carrier Requirements .............................................. 27
4.5.2 Installation Requirements ............................................................. 27
4.5.3 Installation Space Requirements ............................................... 28
4.6 Mounting ..................................................................................................... 29

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 5 Electrical Connections ........................................................... 32 1 Notes on this Manual
5.1 Grid Port and EPS Output Connection ...........32
5.2 EPS Block Diagram ................................................................................. 33 1.1 Scope of Validity
5.3 Battery Connection ............................................................................. 42 This manual is an integral part of X1-Fit G4, It describes the
5.4 Communication Connection ........................................................44 assembly, installation, commissioning, maintenance and failure of
5.4.1 Introduction to DRM Communication..................................... 47 the product. Please read it carefully before operating.
5.4.2 Introduction to Meter/CT Communication........................... 48
X1-Fit -3.7-W X1-Fit -5.0-W X1-Fit -6.0-W X1-Fit -7.5-W
5.4.3 Parallel Connection........................................................................... 52
5.4.4 COM Communication...................................................................... 58 X1-Fit -3.7-M X1-Fit -5.0-M X1-Fit -6.0-M X1-Fit -7.5-M
5.4.5 Communication Connection Steps........................................... 64
Note: ”X1-Fit G4"Series refers to the energy storage inverter
5.5 Grounding (mandatory) ....................................................................65
that supports grid-connected.
5.6 Monitoring Connection .................................................................... 67
5.7 Check All Below Steps Before Starting Inverter ...............68 “5.0" means 5.0kW.
5.8 Inverter Operation ................................................................................. 68 “W" means that Matebox cannot be connected externally,
and "M" means that Mate box can be connected externally for
EPS operation with full load.
6 Firmware upgrading...........................................................................................69 Keep this manual available at any time.
1.2 Target Group
7 Setting ......................................................................................... 73 This manual is for quali ed electricians.
The tasks described in this
7.1 Control Panel ............................................................................ 73 manual only can be performed by quali ed electricians.
7.2 Menu Structure ...................................................................... . 74 1.3 Symbols Used
7.3 LCD Operation .......................................................................................... 75 The types of safety instructions and general information appear in
this document are as described below:

8 Troubleshooting ............................................................ 101 Danger!

“Danger" refers to a dangerous situation that, if not
8.1 Trouble Shooting ...................................................................101 avoided, will result in a high degree of danger, serious
8.2 Routine Maintenance .......................................................... 107 injury, or even death.

Warning!
9 Decommissioning ........................................................ 108 “Warning" indicates a dangerous situation, which, if not
9.1 Disassemble the Inverter ...................................................108 avoided, may result in serious injury or death.
9.2 Packaging ................................................................................108
9.3 Storage and Transportation ..............................................108 Caution!
9.4 Waste Disposal .......................................................................................108 "Caution” indicates a hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor or moderate injury.

10 Disclaimer ....................................................................................... 109 Note!

"Note” provides tips that are valuable for the optimal
＊ WARRANTY REGISTRATION FORM operation of our product.

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 Strictly follow relevant safety specifications for product installation
and testing. During installation, operation or maintenance, please
Danger! read carefully and follow the instructions and precautions on the
Danger to life due to high voltages in the inverter! The inverter or user manual. If the operation is incorrect, it may cause
personnel responsible for the installation, electrical personal and property losses. Please keep the user manual properly
connection, debugging, maintenance and fault handling after use.
operation of this product need to be trained, master the
correct operation method, have the corresponding This inverter can only use the accessories sold and recommended by
electrician quali cation and safety operation knowledge. SolaX, otherwise it may cause fire, electric shock or casualties.
Without the authorization of our company, you may not open the
inverter cover or replace the inverter parts, otherwise the warranty
promise of the inverter will be invalid.
Caution!
The use and operation of the inverter must be carried out in
When the inverter is working, it is strictly forbidden to touch the accordance with the instructions in this manual, otherwise this
shell. The temperature of the shell is high and there is a risk of protection will fail and the warranty of the inverter will also fail.
scalding. During working, the inverter surface temperature may exceed 60 °C ,
please make sure the inverter cools down before touching, and
make sure children can not touch.

Caution! AC power sources must be disconnected from the inverter for at

least 5 minutes before any wiring or electrical operation is
Radiation may be harmful to health! performed on the inverter to ensure complete isolation of the
Do not stay for a long time and keep at least 20 cm away from inverter and avoid electric shock.
the inverter.

Installation position should be away from wet environment and

corrosive substances.
Warning!
Use a multimeter (impedance at least 1 Mohm) to measure the
Authorized service personnel must disconnect the AC and DC
voltage between the UDC+ and the UDC- to ensure that the inverter
power supply of the inverter before per forming any
port is discharged below the safe voltage before starting operation
maintenance, cleaning or operation of any circuit connected to
(35 VDC).
the inverter.

Direct or indirect lightning strikes can cause failures. Surge is the main
cause of lightning damage to most devices. Surge voltage may occur
Warning! at AC output, especially in remote mountain areas where long
Do not operate the inverter when the device is running. distance cable is supplied.

Please consult professionals before installing SPDs.

Warning! The external lightning protection device can reduce the in uence of
Risk of electric shock! direct lightning strike, and the lightning protection device can release
surge current to the earth.

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If the building installed with external light protection device is far

Warning!
away from the inverter location, in order to protect the inverter from
High leakage Current!
electrical and mechanical damage, the inverter should also install an Earth connection essential before connecting supply.
external lightning protection equipment.
• A faulty ground connection can result in equipment failure, personal
and death injuries, and electromagnetic interference.
• Ensure correct according to grounding to IEC62109 and conductor
In order to protect the AC system, the level 2 surge protection diameter according to STANDARD specification.
equipment should be installed at the AC output, located between • Do not connect the grounding end of the equipment in series to
prevent multi-point grounding.
the inverter and the grid. Concrete installation shall conform to
• Electrical appliances must be installed in accordance with the wiring
IEC61643-21 standards. rules of each country.

For United Kingdom

• The installation that connects the equipment to the supply terminals
shall comply with the requirements of BS 7671.
Ø Anti-islanding Effect • All protective devices cannot be changed.
• User shall ensure that equipment is so installed, designed and
The islanding effect means that when the power grid is cut off, the grid- operated to maintain at all times compliance with the requirements of
connected power generation system fails to detect the power outage and ESQCR22(1)(a).
still supplies power to the power grid. This is very dangerous for the
maintenance personnel and the power grid on the transmission line.

X1-Fit G4 series inverters use active frequency offset method to prevent

islanding effect.
Ø Battery Safety

SolaX X1-Fit G4 Series inverter should pair with high voltage battery, for
the speci c parameters such as battery type, nominal voltage and
Ø PE Connection and Leakage Current nominal capacity etc., please refer to section 3.2.

• All inverters incorporate a certified internal Residual Current Device Please refer to the matching battery speci cation for details.
(RCD) inorder to protect against possible electrocution and fire hazard in
case of a malfunction in the cables or inverter. There are 2 trip
thresholds for the RCD as required for certification (IEC 62109-2: 2011).
The default value for electrocution protection is 30mA, and for slow rising
current is 300mA.
• If an external RCD is required by local regulations,check which type of
RCD is required for relevant electric code. It recommends using a type-A
RCD. The recommended RCD values is 100mA or 300mA unless a lower
value is required by the specific local electric codes.When required by
local regulations,the use of an RCD type B is permitted.

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1.3.2 Explanation of Symbols Beware of hot surface.

This section gives an explanation of all the symbols shown on the inverter The inverter can become hot during operation. Avoid
and on the type label contact during operation.

Danger of high voltages.

Symbols on the Inverter
Danger to life due to high voltages in the inverter!

Danger.
Risk of electric shock!

Operating Display Observe enclosed documentation.

Battery status The inverter can not be disposed together with the
household waste.
Disposal information can be found in the
enclosed documentation.
An error has occurred, please inform your installer immediately
Do not operate this inverter until it is isolated from battery
and mains.

Symbols on the Type Label Danger to life due to high voltage. There is residual voltage
existing in the inverter after powering off, which needs 5 min
Symbols to discharge. Wait 5 min before you open the upper lid or
the DC lid.
CE mark.
The inverter complies with the requirements of the
applicable CE guidelines.

UKCA mark.
The inverter complies with the requirements of the
applicable UKCA guidelines.

UKNI mark.
The inverter complies with the requirements of the
applicable UKNI guidelines.

Type Approved
Safety
Regular Production
Sur veillance

www.tuv.com
ID 1111227431
TUV certified.

RCM remark.

SAA certification.

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2 Introduction
This chapter describes the requirements of the European low voltage 2.1 Basic Features
regulations, including safety instructions and system licensing
conditions, the user must comply with these regulations when X1-Fit G4 Series is a high-quality inverter which can store energy into
installing, operating, and maintaining the inverter, otherwise it will battery.
cause personal injury or death, and the inverter will cause damage.
The inverter can be used to optimize self consumption, store in the
Please read the manual carefully when operating the inverter. If you do battery for future use or feed-in to public grid. Work mode depends on
not understand "danger", "warning", "caution" and the description in the the battery and user's preference. It can provide power for emergency use
manual, please contact the manufacturer or service agent before installing during the grid lost by using the energy from battery.
and operating the inverter.
2.2 Electrical Block Diagram of The System
X1-Fit G4 series are designed to has two EPS wiring schemes,
The assembly shall be installed in accordance with the statutory customers can choose EPS compatible parts Load and EPS
wiring rules.Install and configure the system in accordance with compatible with all load use.
safety rules, including the use of specified wiring methods.The
There are different ways of wiring in different countries, one is to
installation of the system can only be done by professional
assemblers who are familiar with safety requirements and EMC.The connect N line with PE line, the other is to separate the line from the
assembler shall ensure that the system complies with the relevant PE line wiring, see below;
national laws.
Diagram A: Neutral line and PE line are separated from each other, and the
The interconnection of the individual components of the system shall be common load is connected to the EPS port;(For most countries)
conducted in accordance with the wiring methods outlined in national
and international guidelines, such as national Electrical Code (NFPA)No.70
or VDE Code 0107.

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Diagram B: Neutral line and PE line are separated from each other, Diagram D: Neutral line and PE line are combined together, all
all loads connect to the EPS port;(For most countries) loads connect to the EPS port;(Apply to Australia)

X1-Fit G4 X1-Fit G4

BAT CT BAT CT

Grid EPS Grid EPS

Main Breaker
Main Breaker
X1-Matebox X1-Matebox
N
N
PE
E-BAR
E-BAR

Grid Grid

Breaker
Breaker
Battery Battery

Distribution Box
Loads Distribution Box Loads

N-BAR for loads N-BAR for loads

Diagram C: Neutral line and PE line are combined together, and the
common load is connected to the EPS port;(Apply to Australia)

X1-Matebox is a convenient wiring and accessory that can realize

X1-Fit G4 EPS full load. For more information, please refer to X1-Matebox. If
CT you need to buy X1-Matebox, please contact us.
Main Breaker/RCD
Breaker CT
BAT Grid EPS
N In full load scheme Diagram B and Diagram D, set "X1-
Matebox" to "Enable" under Settings;
The Australian customer must shorten the N lines of the
Breaker

Breaker E-BAR Grid Grid and the EPS in the X1-Matebox.

If your local wiring method does not follow the above
RCD RCD operation guide, especially the neutral wire, ground
wire, RCD wire, please contact our company before
operation.
Breaker

Breaker

Battery
EPS loads Loads

N-BAR for EPS loads N-BAR for loads

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Backup mode 2.4 Dimension

①
The back-up mode is suitable for areas
with frequent power outages.
Same working logic with “Self-use” mode.
482mm
③
②
This mode will maintain the battery
capacity at a relatively high level.
(Users' setting) to ensure that the
emergency loads can be used when the

417mm
grid is off. Customers no need to worry
about the battery capacity.
Battery min SOC can be set: 30%-100%
Charge battery to SOC can be set:
30%-100%.
②

EPS
The EPS is used when the power grid
is off.
In case of power failure, the battery will
provide emergency power for
household electricity. (Battery is 181mm
necessary in EPS mode)

①
Without PV power
The battery will power the emergency
loads until the battery reached the min
SOC, and then the inverter will enter an idle
① status.
(PV=0, Battery → Load)

EPS SOC-min condition is adjustable

within the range of 10%-25%;

Note: in the case of grid connection, all working modes work normally when the battery
SOC >5%.When the battery charge rate is below 5%, the PV or Grid will first charge the
battery SOC
11%, and then return to the working mode selected by the user.

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2.3 Work Modes

Feed-in priority
X1-Fit G4 Series inverter provides multiple work modes based on different The Feed-in priority mode is suitable for areas
requirements. (The following mode is a description of the scene that X1-Fit with high feed-in subsidies, but has feed-in
G4 works with other grid-connected inverter) power limitation.
Self Use ①
When the power of PV is sufficient
Active Charging time period: First, PV supply
The self-use mode is suitable for areas with
power to the load, then charge the battery to
low feed-in subsidies and high electricity prices.
the set capacity, and then sell the power to
① When the power of PV is sufficient
the grid. If the local grid company limits the
Active Charging or Discharge time period:
grid-connected power of the inverter, the
PV will power the loads rstly, and surplus
excess energy continues to charge the battery.
power will charge to the battery.
(PV＞Load, PV → Load → Battery→ Grid → Battery)
If the battery is fully charged, then sell the ①

surplus power to the grid;( The inverter

Active Discharge time period:
PV will power
will limit the output if Feed-in limit or zero
③ the loads rstly, and surplus power will
feed-in is needed ) ②
feed-in to the grid.
(PV＞Load, PV →Load→Battery → Grid)
(PV＞Load, PV → Load → Grid )
② When the power of PV is insufficient
③
② ②
When the power of PV is insufficient
①
Active Charging time period: PV will power
Active Charging time period: PV will power
the loads rstly, the remaining power will
the loads rstly, the remaining power will
be taken from the grid, the battery will
be taken from the grid. The battery will not
not discharge at this time.
discharge.
(PV＜Load, PV + Grid → Load)
(PV＜Load, PV + Grid → Load)
Active Discharge time period: PV+BAT will
Discharge time period: PV+BAT will power
power the loads together. If the power is
the loads together.
still not enough, the remaining power will
If the power is still not enough, the remaining
be taken from the grid.
power will be taken from the grid.
(PV＜Load, PV + Battery + Grid → Load)
(PV＜Load, PV + Battery + Grid → Load)
③ Without PV power
Active Charging time period: The grid ③
Without PV power
supplies the loads and also can charge the Active Charging time period: The grid will
battery; power the home loads and also charge the
(PV=0, Grid → Load + Battery) battery;
(PV=0, Grid → Load +
Battery)
Active Discharge time period: The battery
will power the home loads rstly. If the ②
Active Discharge time period: The battery
battery power is not enough, the ①
will power the home loads rstly. If the
② remaining power will be taken from the battery power is not enough, the remaining
① grid. Then the inverter will enter into the power will be taken from the grid.
the
idle mode. inverter will enter into the idle mode.
(PV=0, Battery+Grid → Load ) (PV=0, Battery+Grid → Load)

Battery min SOC can be set: 10%-100% Battery min SOC can be set: 10%-100%
Charge battery to SOC can be set: 10%-100% Charge battery to SOC can be set:10%-100%
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2.5 Terminals of Inverter 3 Technical Data

A C D E F
B
3.1 AC Output/Input
ON
X1-Fit -3.7-W X1-Fit -5.0-W X1-Fit -6.0-W X1-Fit -7.5-W
Model
PV 1 PV 2 BAT
X1-Fit -3.7-M X1-Fit -5.0-M X1-Fit -6.0-M X1-Fit -7.5-M
BMS Meter/CT CAN
OFF

AC Output

Upgrade/Dongle DRM COM/LCD

5000(Germany
Nominal AC power [ VA] 3680 6000 7500
4600, AU4999)

Max. apparent AC 5500(Germany

3680 6600 7500
power [ VA] 4600, AU4999)

Rated AC voltage [V] 220/230/240 (180 to 270)

G Rated grid frequency [Hz] 50/60
H KI
23.9(Germany20,
A Max. AC current [A] 16 28.6 32.6
AU21.7)

Displacement power factor 0.8 leading...0.8 lagging

Total harmonic distortion(THDi) < 2%
Object Description
AC Input
A Battery connection port Max. apparent power [VA] 7360 9200 9200 9200
B USB port for upgrading/External monitoring connection port Rated AC power [W] 3680 5000 6000 7500
Rated grid voltage(range)[V]
C Battery communication 220/230/240 (180 to 270)
Rated grid frequency [Hz] 50/60
D Meter/CT Port
Max. AC current [A] 32 40 40 40
E Communication port for parallel operation Displacement power factor 0.8 leading...0.8 lagging

F Load/EPS Output
G Ground connection port
H DRM Port(only for Australia) 3.2 Battery
I Communications/ LCD external screen ports X1-Fit -5.0-W X1-Fit -6.0-W X1-Fit -7.5-W
X1-Fit -3.7-W
Model
X1-Fit -3.7-M X1-Fit -5.0-M X1-Fit -6.0-M X1-Fit -7.5-M

Battery type Lithium batteries

Battery Full Voltage [V] 80-480

Maximum charge/discharge flow [A] 30A

Communication interface CAN/RS485

Warning!
Reverse connection protection Yes
Qualified electrician required for the installation.

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3.3 Efficiency, Safety and Protection 3.5 Generic Data

X1-Fit -3.7-W X1-Fit -5.0-W X1-Fit -6.0-W X1-Fit -7.5-W X1-Fit -3.7-W X1-Fit -5.0-W X1-Fit -6.0-W X1-Fit -7.5-W
Model Model
X1-Fit -3.7-M X1-Fit -5.0-M X1-Fit -6.0-M X1-Fit -7.5-M X1-Fit -3.7-M X1-Fit -5.0-M X1-Fit -6.0-M X1-Fit -7.5-M

Max. battery charge efficiency Dimensions [W/H/D](mm) 482*417*181

97.0% 97.0% 97.0% 97.0%
(AC to BAT )(@ full load)
Packing size [W/H/D](mm) 590*530*315
Max. battery discharge efficiency Net weight [kg] 23 23 23 23
97.0% 97.0% 97.0% 97.0%
(BAT to AC)(@ full load)
Gross weight [kg] 27 27 27 28
Security & Protection Heat dissipation treatment Natural Cooling Smart Cooling
AC SPD Protection Integrated(TypeIII) Noise emission(typical)[dB] <30 <45
Over/under voltage protection YES Storage temperature range [°C] -40~+65
Grid protection YES Operating temperature range[°C] -35~+60 (derating at 45)
DC injection monitoring YES Humidity [%] 0%~100% (no condensation)
Back feed current monitoring YES
Altitude [m] <3000
Residual current detection YES
Protection level IP65
Anti-islanding protection YES
Security level I
Overload protection YES
Night consumption <3W
Overheat protection YES
Overvoltage category III(MAINS),II( Battery)
Pollution Degree III
Installation mode Wall mounted
Inverter Topology Transformerless
Communication interface Meter/CT, external control RS485, indoor LCD, Pocket series, DRM, USB,CAN
3.4 EPS Output
X1-Fit -3.7-W X1-Fit -5.0-W X1-Fit -6.0-W X1-Fit -7.5-W
Model
X1-Fit -3.7-M X1-Fit -5.0-M X1-Fit -6.0-M X1-Fit -7.5-M
EPS rated [VA]] power 3680 5000 6000 7500

EPS rated voltage [V] 230VAC

Frequency [ Hz] 50/60
EPS rated current [A] 16 21.7 26.1 32.6

EPS Peak Power [VA] 120%rated,3600s 120%rated,3600s 120%rated,600s 100%rated

Switching time [ms] internal switch<10,external switch＜100
Total harmonic distortion (THDv) <2%

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4 Installation Number Quantity Description

A 1 X1-Fit G4 series inverter
4.1 Check for Transport Damage 1 Bracket
B
Ensure that the inverter is in good condition via transportation. If there C☆ 1 Waterproof cover
is any visible damage such as cracks, please contact the dealer 1 RJ 45 terminals
D
immediately.
E☆ 2 5-6mm² European terminals
F☆ 3 8-10mm² European terminals
4.2 Packing List
G☆ 1 OT terminal(inverter grounding)
Open the package and check the materials and accessories H 3 (Expansion bolt, Gasket,Self-tapping bolt)*3
according to the following list.
I 1 M5 inner hexagon bolt
J 4 Waterproof connector with RJ45 (COM/BMS/DRM/CT)
K 2 Battery connection terminals(positive*1, negative*1 )
L 1 Manual
A B C D M 1 Quick Installation Guide
☆
N 1 CT
O 1 Meter ( optional )
P 1 Pocket WiFi
Q 1 CT 2 Kit ( optional )
E F G H

X1-Fit User Manual

3.0kW - 7.5kW

☆ Note: “ C” , “ E” , “ F”, ”G“ and ”N“ accessories
are not contained in the accessory package
of M version inverter, but contained in X1-Matebox.
EN

I J K L

X1-Fit Series 3.0KW-7.5KW

M N O P

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4.3 Installation Precautions 4.4 Tool preparation

The protection level of X1-Fit G4 series inverters is IP 65, so that the Tool equipment
inverter can be installed outdoors.
Type Name Image Name Image
Check the installation environment and pay attention to the following Bit
Φ10 DC Voltage
Range ≥1100 V DC
conditions when installing:
Hammer Multimeter
• Do not expose to strong light. drill
• Do not touch flammable building materials.
• Do not approach flammable and explosive gases or liquids (e.g. where
chemicals are stored). Crosshead M5
Socket
• Do not touch cold air directly. Torque
wrench set
• Do not approach TV antenna or cable. screwdriver
(Hexagon)
• Do not place in areas above 3000 meters above sea level.

• Do not install in precipitation or high humidity, which may cause 0.5mm²~6mm²

Machine Installation Tools

corrosion or damage Internal devices. OT
terminals Diagonal
• Keep the system out of reach of children. pliers
If the inverter is installed in a narrow area, be sure to reserve appropriate press clamp
space for heat dissipation. Multifunction
The ambient temperature of the installation site is -35°C~60°C. terminal
The maximum angle range of wall tilt ±5°. Utility knife
crimping
Avoid direct sunlight, rain and snow weather. tool (RJ45)

Marker

Rubber
Tape measure
No direct sunlight No Rain Exposure No snow Lay up hammer

Hexagon
Crimping
keys
Tool

Euro
Stay away from Direct Sunlight Rain Exposure Snow Lay up Stay away from terminal
combustibles antenna cables
crimping Spirit level
tool

Individual
Protection Dustproof Protective
Tools Cover glasses

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4.5 Installation Site Conditions

4.5.1 Installation Carrier Requirements
Tool equipment
Do not install the inverter near flammable materials.
Type Name Image Name Image
Please install the inverter on a solid object that can withstand the weight
requirements of the inverter and energy storage system.
Individual Please be careful not to install the inverter in the plasterboard wall or
Safety Safety
Protection
Tool
gloves shoes similar to the residential places with poor sound insulation, so as not to
work with noise and interfere with the residents' life in the morning.

Type Name Image Requirement 4.5.2 Installation Requirements

Install the inverter at a maximum back tilt of 5 degrees, the inverter can
Equipment Breaker not be tilted forward, inverted, excessive back tilted or side tilted.
Grid port and EPS port wiring
Preparation section (4.5.2)

EPS
end wire Double Core Cables

Grid end
Triple Core Cables ≤5°
wire

Cable
Preparation
Communi- Twisted pair with shield
cation lines

Battery Conventional wire

Cable

Conventional wire
PE Cable

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4.5.3 Installation Space Requirements 4.6 Mounting

Reserve enough space when installing inverter (at least 300mm) for heat Ø Preparation
dissipation.
Please prepare the following tools before installation.
Reserved space dimensions of
≥300mm
installation

Position Min Distance

Left 300mm
≥300mm ≥300mm
Right 300mm
Up 300mm Installation tools: screwdriver, wrench, Φ10 drill, rubber hammer, Outer
Down 500mm hexagon wrench and Hexagon keys.

Ø Step 1: Fix the wall bracket to the wall.

≥500mm
First find the expansion screw and the wall bracket in the accessory bag,
as shown below:
For multi-inverter installation scenarios, the inline installation method is
recommended; when the space is insufficient, the recommended method of
installation in the form of "products"; it is not recommended to install multiple
inverters in stacks. If you choose stack installation, please refer to the installation
separation distance below.

Expansion bolts, Gasket,Tapping screws Bracket

≥300mm ≥300mm

a) Use a marker to mark drilling holes of the bracket on the wall.

≥300mm ≥300mm ≥300mm
b)Drill holes at marked spots with depth of 80mm.

≥1000mm ≥1000mm

≥300mm ≥300mm ≥300mm

≥300mm ≥300mm

a)

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Ø Step 3: Tighten the inverter and bracket.

8 0.00 mm e) Hang the buckle on the inverter to the corresponding position of the
backplane;
f ) Use the inner hexagonal wrench to tighten the inner hexagonal screw
on the right side of the inverter.

Φ10 Drill
b) (Depth: 80 mm)

Ø Step 2: hang the inverter on the bracket.

c) Insert expansion bolt into the hole, use rubber hammer to knock the
expansion screw bolt into the wall;
d) The bracket is aligned with the screw uses the inner hexagonal wrench to
screw the tapping screw until the expansion bolt "bang" is heard. e)

Expansion bolts
Rubber hammer
c)

f)

Self-tapping Gasket Inner hexagonal wrench

screws
(Torque: 1.2±0.1 N·m)

Outer hexagon wrench

(Torque: 9.0±0.2 N·m)
d)

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5 Electrical Connections 5.2 EPS Block Diagram

X1-Fit G4 series inverter has an EPS function. When the grid is connected, the
5.1 Grid Port and EPS Output Connection inverter outputs go through the Grid port, and when the grid is
disconnected, the inverter outputs go through the EPS port.
X1-Fit G4 series inverter are single-phase inverter. Suitable for rated voltage The EPS function can be connected to part of the load, and it can also be
220/230/240V, frequency 50/60Hz. For more technical requirements, please used to connect to all loads. Please refer to the following diagram for the
consult the requirements of the local public grid. wiring.
To be compatible with all loads, you will need an addition a accessory. If you
need a solution, please contact our sales.

Ø Grid port connection Ø EPS wiring diagram

Grid Cable and Micro-breaker recommended For to different local wiring rules, please refer to the diagram below
Please select the appropriate wiring method according to local wiring rules.
Model X1-Fit-3.7-W X1-Fit-5.0-W X1-Fit-6.0-W X1-Fit-7.5-W
Cable (copper) 6-8mm² 8-10mm² 8-10mm² 8-10mm²
Micro-Breaker 40A 50A 50A 50A

X1-Fit-3.7-M
Diagram A: Neutral line and PE line are separated from each other, and the
Model X1-Fit-5.0-M X1-Fit-6.0-M X1-Fit-7.5-M
common load is connected to the EPS port;(For most countries)
Cable (copper) 3-4mm² 4-6mm² 4-6mm² 6-8mm²
Micro-Breaker 25A 32A 32A 40A

X1-Fit G4
EPS Cable and Micro-breaker recommended
CT
X1-Fit-3.7-W X1-Fit-5.0-W X1-Fit-6.0-W X1-Fit-7.5-W
Model X1-Fit-6.0-M X1-Fit-7.5-M
X1-Fit-3.7-M X1-Fit-5.0-M Breaker CT Main Breaker
BAT Grid EPS
N
Cable (copper) 3-4mm² 4-6mm² 4-6mm² 6-8mm² PE

Micro-Breaker 25A 32A 32A 40A

Breaker
Breaker E-BAR Grid

RCD RCD
The circuit breaker should be installed between the inverter and the mains,
and the load should not be directly connected to the inverter.

Breaker
Breaker
Battery
EPS loads Loads

N-BAR for EPS loads N-BAR for loads

Figure: Wrong connection of load and inverter

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Diagram B: Neutral line and PE line are separated from each other, Diagram D: Neutral line and PE line are combined together, all
all loads connect to the EPS port;(For most countries) loads connect to the EPS port;(Apply to Australia)

Diagram C: Neutral line and PE line are combined together, and the
common load is connected to the EPS port;(Apply to Australia)

X1-Matebox is a convenient wiring and accessory that can realize

EPS full load. For more information, please refer to X1-Matebox. If
you need to buy X1-Matebox, please contact us.

In full load scheme Diagram B and Diagram D, set

"Matebox" to "Enable" under Settings;
The Australian customer must shorten the N lines of the
Grid and the EPS in the X1-Matebox.
If your local wiring method does not follow the above
operation guide, especially the neutral wire, ground
wire, RCD wire, please contact our company before
operation.

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Ø EPS load requirements Ø Grid and EPS connection

Connection requirements
Warning!
Ensure that the EPS load rated power is within the Note: Check the grid voltage and compare the voltage range (see
EPS rated output power range, otherwise, the technical data).
inverter will report an "overload" warning. Disconnect the circuit board from all power sources to prevent electric
shock.
When “overload” occurs, adjust the load power to make sure it
is within the EPS rated output power range, and the
inverter will automatically return to normal. The Grid and the EPS ports of X1-Fit G4 M version inverter have been
connected, for specific installation details, please refer to the
For non-linear loads, ensure that the inrush current power is X1-Matebox Quick Installation Guide. And the W version needs to be
within the EPS rated output power range. wired according to the following steps.
When the configuration current is less than the maximum DC
input current, the capacity and voltage of lithium battery and
lead acid battery will decrease linearly.

Step 1. Prepare a Grid cable (three-core wire) and an EPS cable

The following table shows some common loads for your reference. (two-core wire), and then find the European terminal and waterproof
cover in the accessory bag.
Note: Please check with the manufacturer for high-power inductive loads.

m m
2m 2m
L=1 L=1
Power Instance L L
Common
Content
equipment Equipment
Start Rated Start Rated
Grid( Triple Core Cable) EPS( Double Core Cable)
8-10 mm²G*3 5-6mm²*2
100W 100VA 100VA
Resistive load X1 X1 (W) (W)
Incandescent Incandescent
lamp lamp

Inductive load X 3~5 X2 450 - 750VA 300VA

150W (W) (W)
5-6mm² Euro Terminal*2 Euro Terminal 8-10 mm² *3 Waterproof cover
Fan Fridge Fridge

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Step 2: The Grid and EPS cables go through the corresponding Grid and Step 3. Remove the 12mm insulation layer at the end of the wire. Insert
EPS ports of the waterproof cover. the European-style terminals respectively, and make sure that the stripped
ends are inserted into the European-style terminal, and finally use
crimping pliers to press tightly.

Diagonal pliers

L L= 12 m m

Grid

Crimping Tool
EPS

Grid

EPS

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Step 4. Find the location of the AC interface on the inverter, insert the Step 6. Tighten the waterproof fastening head.
crimped terminals into the UW10 terminals L, N, and P according to the
wire sequence, and use a flat-blade screwdriver to tighten the screws.

GRID EPS

L N PE L N
Torque screwdriver ON

PV 1 PV 2 Meter/CT

( Torque: 1.5±0.1N ·m)

OFF

ON

PV 1 PV 2
OFF

Step 5. Install the AC waterproof cover, and tighten the screws on the four
sides of the waterproof cover with an Allen wrench.

ON

PV 1 PV 2
OFF

Upgrade/Dongle

Hexagon keys
( Torque: 0.8±0.1N ·m)

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5.3 Battery Connection Ø Battery connection steps

Ø Connection requirements
Battery port connection line of the X1-Fit G4 M version
X1-Fit G4 series inverter charge and discharge system can be equipped inverter is on the X1-Matebox, just connect it. It is necessary to
with high voltage lithium battery and lead acid battery. wire the W version according to the following steps.
Please note that the maximum voltage of the battery should not
exceed 480 V, battery communication should be compatible with the
X1-Fit G4 inverter.
Step 1. Prepare 8-10 mm² battery power line, find the DC plug (+), DC plug (-)
in the accessory bag.
Ø Battery Breaker
Before connecting the battery, a non-polar DC MCB must be installed to 8-10 mm²
ensure safety.
Before maintenance, the inverter need to be safely disconnected.

X1-Fit-3.7-W X1-Fit-5.0-W X1-Fit-6.0-W X1-Fit-7.5-W

Model X1-Fit-5.0-M
Power line BAT plug (+) BAT plug (-)
X1-Fit-3.7-M X1-Fit-6.0-M X1-Fit-7.5-M

Nominal voltage of DC breaker should be larger than maximum

Voltage
voltage of battery.

Current[A] 32A Step 2. Strip the insulation layer (length: 15mm) at one end of the power
line.
Ø Battery connection diagram

m
0m
BAT BMS Meter/CT CAN

15.
Upgrade/Dongle DRM COM/LCD

Diagonal pliers

Non-polar
DC MCB
Communication line connection
Step 3. Insert the stripped cables into the DC plug (-) and DC Plug (+)
Power line connection respectively.
- + CAN/RS485

Note: .... ..
When using SolaX batteries, it is recommended
that the number of battery control (T-BAT-5.8)
is 1 and the number of battery modules
(HV11550) is 0-2; the number of battery control High voltage lithium battery
(MC0600) is 1 and the number of battery
modules (HV10230) is 1-4 pcs.
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DC plug (-) DC plug (+)

Spring

Cavity

The cable must pass through here

Step 5. Insert the battery power lines into the corresponding
BAT port (+), (-) of the inverter.

Step 4. Press down on the spring by hand, you can hear a click sound,
then push the ends together, and tighten the screw joints.

Spring
Spring

Crack
Note: BAT port, not PV port!
Note: The positive and negative
wires of the battery are not
allowed to be reversed!

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Ø Communication connection 5.4 Communication Connection

5.4.1 Introduction to DRM communication
BMS port definition
X1-Fit G4 series can support external control signal response, such as
complying with AS4777 regulatory requirements.
The communication interface between the inverter and the battery uses
the waterproof connector with RJ45.

Ø DRM requirements( AS4777 regulatory requirements )

1) White with orange stripes
2) Orange Mode Requirement
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3) White with green stripes
DRM0 Operation disconnect device
4) Blue
5) White with blue stripes DRM1 Do not consume power
6) Green
7) White with brown stripes DRM2 Do not consume more than 50% of rated power
8) Brown
Do not consume more than 75% of rated power AND
DRM3
Source reactive power if capable
1
PIN 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Increase power consumption
Definition BAT_TEMP GND GND BMS_CANH BMS_CANL X BMS_485A BMS_485B DRM4 (subject to constraints from other active DRMs)
8

DRM5 Do not generate power

Note: DRM6 Do not generate more than 50% of rated power

After the BMS communication between the battery and the
inverter is finished, the battery will work normally. Do not generate more than 75% of rated power AND
DRM7
Sink reactive power if capable

Increase power generation

DRM8 (subject to constraints from other active DRMs)

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

8 DRM1/5 DRM2/6 DRM3/7 DRM4/8 +3.3V DRM0 GND GND

Note:
For AS4777 DRM function, currently only PIN6 (DRM0) and PIN1
(DRM1/5) are functional, other PIN functions are under development.

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5.4.2 Introduction to meter/CT Communication Ø CT Connection

The current sensor measures the current on the live wire between the
X1-Fit G4 inverter should work with an electric meter or current inverter and the public grid.
sensor (CT for short) to monitor household electricity usage.
The electricity meter or CT can transmit the
relevant electricity data to the inverter or platform, which is convenient CT connection diagram
for users to read at anytime.

Users can choose electric meters or CTs according to demand. ON

PV 1 PV 2 BAT BMS Meter/CT CAN

OFF

Please note that the meter/CT brand required by SOLAX must be used. Upgrade/Dongle DRM COM/LCD

Note!
The meter or CT must be connected to the inverter, otherwise
the inverter will shut down and alarm Solax "meter failure"alarm. Grid ◈ Loads

Smart meters must be authorized by Solax, third party or

L CT 1
other companies, Unauthorized meter may be incompatible
with the inverter. N
Household Meter
Solax will not be responsible for the impact caused by the use Note: The arrow on the CT Meter/CT port is at the CT 2
of other appliances. must point at the public bottom of the inverter.
grid. Other power
generation
Public grid L Line equipment
Ø Electric meter connection electricity
X1

CT
Meter/CT

ON

PV 1 PV 2 BAT BMS METER/CT CAN

OFF

If the user has other power generation equipment (such as inverter) at home
Upgrade/Dongle DRM COM/LCD

and wants to monitor both, X1-Fit G4 inverter provides CT2

communication function to monitor the power generation equipment.

If you need this feature, please contact us SolaX for assistance.

Grid
in out
◈ Load
◈ Note: CT2 Kit, It is a convenient adapter accessory for X1-Fit G4 to monitor
L the grid-connected inverter. If you need it, please purchase it from the options.

N
Household Meter LCD settings
Meter1
(Single-phase meter) To select CT, you need to enter Use setting, then enter CT/Meter
If the user has other power generation out in
Setting.
equipment (such as inverter) at home and
wants to monitor both, X1-Fit G4 series X1
CT/Meter Setting
inverter provides Meter2 communication
＞Select
function to monitor the power generation Meter2 Other power
CT
equipment. For more information, please generation equipment
contact SOLAX.
◈ Note: CT2 Kit, It is a convenient adapter accessory for X1-Fit G4 to monitor the
grid-connected inverter. If you need it, please purchase it from the options.
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Note for CT connection: Ø BMS communication cable

Note! The BMS pin is defined as follows:

• Do not place the CT on the N wire or ground wire.
• Do not put CT on the N line and L line at the same time.
• Do not place the CT on the side where the arrow points to
the inverter. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

• Do not place the CT on non-insulated wires. 1

• The cable length between CT and inverter should not 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
exceed 100 meters. 8
BAT_TEMP GND GND BMS_CANH BMS_CANL X BMS_485A BMS_485B
• After CT is connected, prevent the CT clip from falling off.
It is recommended to wrap the CT clip around in circles with
insulating tape.

Note!
The BMS port on the inverter is the communication port for
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
connecting the battery. The communication port on the lithium
battery must be consistent with the definition of pins 4, 5, 7, and 8
1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 above;
8 CT1-1 O CT2-1 485A 485B CT2-2 O CT1-2

Ø DRM communication cable

Note!
The electric meter and CT cannot be connected to one inverter The DRM pin is defined as follows:
at the same time. The meter cable is connected to pin terminals
4 and 5; the CT cable is connected to pin terminals 1 and 8; the
reserved CT cable is connected to pin terminals 3 and 6. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

8 DRM1/5 DRM2/6 DRM3/7 DRM4/8 +3.3V DRM0 GND GND

Note!
For AS4777 DRM function, currently only PIN6 (DRM0) and PIN1
(DRM1/5) are functional, other PIN functions are under
development.

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5.4.3 Parallel Connection Ø Work Modes in parallel system

X1-Fit G4 Series Inverter provides the parallel connection function There are three work modes in parallel system, and your acknowledge
which should make 2 inverters maximumly connected in one system. of different inverter’s work modes will help you understand parallel system
In this system, one inverter will be set as the “Master inverter” which will better, therefore please read it carefully before operating.
control every other inverters. and communicate with the
"Master Inverter", and all other slave inverters are connected to the Only if no one inverter is set as a “Master”, 2 inverter are
Free mode in free mode in the system.
"Master Inverter" in parallel via CAN cable.
When one inverter is set as a “Master”, this inverter enters master
Ø System Diagram Master mode mode.
System diagram applied to electric meter: Master mode can be changed to free mode.
Once one inverter is set as a “Master”, another inverter will
+ - + - Slave mode enter slave mode automatically. slave mode cannot be
Battery Battery changed from other modes by LCD setting.

X1-Fit G4
Inverter X1-Fit G4
Inverter

Ø Wiring Operation and LCD Setting

Slave Master Note: Before operation, please make sure that the inverter
EPS Grid EPS Grid meets the following three conditions,
L N L N PE CAN CAN L N L N Meter PE 1. The software version of all inverters is the same;
2. The power range of all inverter models is the same;
485
SOLAX L 3. The type and quantity of batteries connected to all
Meter N inverters are the same;
Otherwise, this function cannot be used.
Grid
L N L N Step1: Connect all inverters’ communication together by connecting
single-phase single-phase CAT7network cables between CAN ports.
Critical Load Normal
Load - Insert one side of CAT7 cable into the rst inverter’s CAN port and the
other side into the next inverter’s CAN port.
System diagram applied to electric CT: - Insert one side of CAT5 cable Meter, and the other side into the Meter
port the master inverter.
+ - + -
X1-Fit G4 Inverter X1-Fit G4 Inverter
Battery Battery
slave Master
CAN1 CAN2 Meter SOLAX
X1-Fit G4
Inverter X1-Fit G4
Inverter 485 Meter
CAT7 CAT5

Slave Master
EPS Grid EPS Grid Ø CAN PIN Definition
L N L N PE CAN CAN L N L N CT PE

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
CT
L
N 485A 485B VCC CANH CANL GND SYN1 SYN2

Step 2: Turn on the power of the entire system, nd the inverter

Grid
L N L N connected to the meter, enter the setting page of the inverter LCD
screen, click on the parallel settings, and select "Master control";
single-phase single-phase
Critical Load Normal
Load

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Setting Parallel Setting Menu Parallel Status Parallel Status

Battery Status >All 2 >Grid
＞Setting
Parallel Setting >Parallel Status Slave1 Solar
Reset Master History Load

Means the total number of online inverters

Meter Master Slave
Ø Parallel Control Function
Master inverter has an absolute lead in the parallel system to control all
slave inverter’s energy management and dispatch control. Once master
CAN CAN
CAT5
inverter has some error and stop working, all slave inverter will be stop
CAT7
simultaneously. But master inverter is independent of all slave inverter
to work and will not be affected by slave inverter’s fault.
Ø How to Remove parallel system

If one inverter wants to exit from this parallel system, please do the steps as Overall system will be running according to master inverter’s setting
below: parameters, and most setting parameters of slave inverter will be kept
but not be cancelled.
- step1: Disconnect all the network cables on the CAN port. Once slave inverter exit from system and be running as an
- step2: Enter setting page and click parallel setting, and choose “Free”. independent unit, its all setting will be re-excuted.

Note! The rest of this section covers several important parallel control
- If a slave inverter is set to “Free” mode but not disconnect the functions, and the next page table shows which LCD options are
network cable, this inverter will return to “slave”mode controlled by master inverter and which can work independently.
automatically.
- If a slave inverter is disconnected with other inverter but not Off mode setting:
be set to “Free” mode, this inverter will stop working and report Off mode can only be set by master inverter
parallel fault. ( long press ESC button on LCD ).

Ø LCD display Safety setting:

System safety protection is cancelled by master inverter’s safety. slave
inverter protection mechanism will only be triggered by master
Main display:
inverter’s instructions.
Once inverter enters parallel system, the “today yield” will be replaced by “
Inverter Class”, and parallel relevant fault has a higher priority than other
Self use setting:
faults and will be showed rstly on main display.
If system is running as self-use mode, please note the Feed-in Power Limit
set of master inverter is for the overall system and the corresponding set
Power 5688W Power 5688W Power 5688W of slave inverter is invalid.
Today 20.5KWh Parallel Master Parallel Slave1
Battery 67% Battery 67% Battery 67%
Normal Normal Normal Power Factor setting:
All sets about power factor are all for the overall system and the
corresponding sets of slave inverter are invalid.
Status display:
User can obtain all the status data from master inverter. System power and Remote control setting:
individual slave inverter power can be obtain in status display of master The remote demand instructions received by master inverter will be
inverter. interpreted as the demand instructions to overall system.

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5.4.4 COM Communication ● Inverter communication control external equipment:

COM communication interface is mainly provided for customization

the second step of development use.
The inverter supports the control
of external equipment or external equipment control through
communication. For example, the inverter adjusts the working mode
of the heat pump and so on.

Ø Application occasion
Adapter
COM is a standard communication interface, through which the Box
monitoring data of the inverter can be directly obtained. Also, external
communication devices can be connected to carry out the secondary
development of the inverter. For specific technical docking,
please contact SolaX.
Ø COM PIN Definition

● External communication equipment controls the inverter:

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

8 Drycontact_A(in) Drycontact_B(in) +12V 485A 485B GND Drycontact_A(out) Drycontact_B(out)

Note!
Customers can communicate or control the inverter and external
devices through the COM interface. Professional users can use pins 4 and
5 to realize data acquisition and external control functions. The
communication protocol is Modbus RTU. For details, please contact
Data Read
SolaX. If the user wants to use the inverter dry contact to control external
equipment (such as a heat pump), it can be used with SolaX's Adapter
Box. For details, please refer to the Quick Installation Manual of the
Adapter Box.

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5.4.5 Communication Connection Steps Step 3. Insert the prepared communication cables into the RJ45 terminals
in sequence, and then use network cable crimping pliers to
Step 1. Prepare a communication cable, and then find the communication press them tightly.
adapter in the accessory bag.
1) White with orange stripes
2) Orange
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
3) White with green stripes
4) Blue
5) White with blue stripes
6) Green
Communication cable Waterproof connector with RJ 45 RJ 45 terminal 7) White with brown stripes
8) Brown
Step 2 Insert the communication cable through the communication
adapter, and peel off the outer insulation layer of 15 mm.

Multifunction terminal
crimping tool (RJ45)

Diagonal pliers

m
00m
15.

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Ø METER/CT 2 ) One side of the finished cable, Waterproof connector with RJ45 is inserted
into the inverter, and one side of the RJ45 terminal is inserted into the
METER/CT pin is defined as follow: CT connection.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Meter/CT CAN

8 CT1-1 X CT2-1 485A 485B CT2-2 X CT1-2 Dongle/Upgrad e

COM/LCD

Note!
Only one of the Meter and CT connections can be selected.
Meter cable goes to pin terminal 4 and 5;CT cable goes to pin
terminal 1 and 8; CT2 cable goes to pin terminal 3 and 6.
distribution box

Note!
1) Users can customize the length of the CT communication cable. The When installing, pay attention to water resistance. All the
accessory package provides 1*RJ45 and 1*waterproof connector with connected parts of CT must be put into the distribution cabinet.
RJ45 terminals.
When the CT cable is completed, connect the A terminal to the
"CT/METER" port of the inverter and tighten the waterproof screw, and
Step 4. Tighten the completed Meter/CT/BMS communication line and
connect the B terminal to the RJ45 coupler
tighten the waterproof plug.

A
B

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Step 5: Finally, find the corresponding COM, Meter, CT, DRM, CAN, LCD poets on the 5.5 Grounding Connection (mandatory)
inverter and insert the communication cable into the corresponding ports.
The user must make two ground connections: one shell grounding, and one
equipotential
grounding.
This prevents electric shock.

The ground wire port of X1-Fit G4 M version inverter has been

connected, and the W version needs to be wired according to the
following steps.

Ø Ground connection steps

Step 1. Prepare a one-core cable (3-4 mm² ), and then find the ground
terminal in the accessories.
Meter/CT CAN 3-4 mm²

One-core cable (3-4 mm² ) OT terminal Hexagon socket screws

Step 2. Strip the grounding cable insulation(length”L2), insert the

striped cable into the ring terminal, and then clamp it.

L1
mm
1+3
=L
L2
Diagonal pliers

C
Step 3. Insert the stripped cable into OT terminal and tighten the terminal
Meter/CT with a terminal crimping tool.

COM/LCD
Leaking cable

Crimping Tool

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Step 4. Find the ground connection port on the inverter, and screw the 5.6 Monitoring Connection (Accessories)
ground wire on the inverter with an M5 Hexagon keys.
The inverter provides a DONGLE port, which can transmit data of the
inverter to the monitoring website via Pocket WiFi Plus, Pocket 4G, and
Pocket LAN. (If necessary, purchase products from SolaX)

Ø WiFi connection

Upgrade/Dongle

SolaX Cloud

Router

Ø Wireless monitoring accessories connection steps

Step 1. First find the DONGLE port of the inverter.

Upgrade/Dongle

Dong le/Up grad e

Upgrade/Dongle
Dongle/Upgrade

Hexagon keys
Torque: 0.8±0.2N·m

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Step 2. Plug Pocket WiFi into the DONGLE port. 5.7 Check All Below Steps Before Starting Inverter

Ø After the inverter is checked, then conduct the following

steps
Make sure that the inverter is fixed on the wall.
Ensure that all ground wires are grounded.
Confirm that all DC lines and AC lines are connected.
Upgrade/Dongle

Make sure the CT is connected.

Make sure the battery is well connected.
Turn on the Load switch and EPS switch.
Turn on the battery switch.
Long press the “Enter “key for 5 seconds to exit the Off mode.
(The mode is factory defaulted as Off Mode)

Please check the Pocket wi user manual/Pocket LAN user manual /4G
user manual for more details.

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5.8 Inverter Operation 6 Firmware Upgrading

Ø Before operation, check the inverter according to the following Ø Upgrade notes
steps Please read the following precautions before upgrading.
a) Check that the inverter is well xed on the wall.
b) Ensure that all ground wires are well tightened. Warning!
c) Ensure that all AC circuit breakers are disconnected. - In order to upgrade the firmware smoothly, if the DSP and
d) Ensure that all ground wires are well tightened. ARM firmware need to be upgraded, please note that ARM
e) The AC output terminal is correctly connected to the mains. firmware must be upgraded first, then DSP firmware!
-Please make sure that the category format is correct, do
Ø Start the inverter not modify the firmware file name, Otherwise, the inverter
Steps to start the inverter may not work!
- Turn on the AC switch between the X1-Fit G4 and the power grid.
Warning!
Check the status of the LED and LCD screen, the LED is green, and the LCD
screen displays the main interface. - For X1-Fit G4, please ensure that the battery SOC is
greater than 20% or the battery input voltage is greater
If the LED is not green, please check the following: than 90V. Otherwise, it may cause serious failure during the
-All connections are correct. upgrade process!
-All external disconnect switches are closed.

Step1. Check the status of indicators and LCD screen. The left indicator Caution!
should be blue and the indicator screen should display the main interface. - If the ARM firmware upgrade fails or stops, please do not
unplug the U disk power off the inverter and restart it.,
Step2. There is a setting guide on the LCD screen if it is the rst time to start Then repeat the upgrade steps.
up, please follow it. For speci c setting, please refer to section 7 (Setting).

Step3. Set WiFi according to wi user manual. Caution!

- If the DSP firmware upgrade fails or stops, please check
Step4. Operate “Self Test”. (applies to Italy only) whether the power is off. If it is normal, plug in the U disk
again and repeat the upgrade.
If it is the rst time to boot, please follow the prompts to enter the setting interface.

Warning! Ø Upgrade preparation

The input terminal of the inverter can be opened only when all the
installation work of the inverter has been completed. All electrical 1) Please check the inverter version and prepare a U disk (USB 2.0/3.0) and
connections must be performed by professionals in accordance with personal computer before upgrading.
local regulations.

Note! Caution!
If it is the first time to operate the inverter, the system will -Please make sure that the size of the U disk is smaller than
automatically display setup guide. Please follow the setup guide to 32G, and the format is fat16 or fat 32.
complete the basic inverter settings.

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2) Please contact our service support through [email protected] to

obtain the firmware, and store the firmware in the U disk according to the
following path.
/Up gra de

Upg rade /Don gle

Update:
For ARM le:“update \ARM\618.00361.00_Fit_X1G4_ARM_V1.01_0710.usb”;
For DSP le:“update\DSP\618.00360.00_Fit_X1G4_DSP_V1.01_0710.usb”;
U Disk

Ø Upgrade steps

Step 1. Please save the "Upgrade" firmware in your U disk first, and press
the "Enter" button on the inverter screen for 5 seconds to enter the OFF
mode.
/Upgrade

Step 3. LCD operation, enter the upgrade interface "update", as shown

Long press for 5 below(a): Please press the up and down keys to select ARM, then press
seconds down to set "OK", press the enter key to enter the software version
interface;
Step 2. Find the "Upgrade" port of the inverter, unplug the monitoring
module (Pocket WiFi/ Pocket LAN/Pocket 4G) by hand, and insert the USB
flash drive. Upgrade Selection Upgrade(ARM)
>ARM Cancel
DSP >OK

(a) (b)
Step 4. Please confirm the new firmware version again and select the
firmware to upgrade. The upgrade takes about 20 seconds.
(d) When it is completed, the LCD screen returns to the "Update" page.

Update(ARM) Update(ARM) Update

>618.00361.00_Fit_ Upgrading---------25% >ARM
X1G4_ARM_V1.01 DSP
0710.usb

(c) (d) (e)

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Step 5. For DSP: Please wait for 10 seconds. When "Update" page shown as 7 Setting
as below, press down to select "DSP" and then press Enter. Please
confirm the firmware version again and press Enter to upgrade. The upgrade
takes about 2 minutes.

Update Update(DSP) Update(DSP) 7.1 Control Panel

ARM >618.00360.00_Fit_ connect
>DSP X1G4_DSP_V1.01_07
10.usb

( f) (g) (h)

Update(DSP) Update(DSP)

DSP Erasing--------- Upgrading---------25%

(i) (j)

Step 6. After the upgrade is completed, the LCD screen displays "Upgrade
Successful". E F G I
Upgrade(DSP)

Upgrade Successful Name Description

LCD Display inverter information on the LCD display.
(k) Screen
Blue light: The inverter is in normal state or EPS mode.
Step 7. Plug off the U disk, press "Esc" to return to the main interface, and Blue ashing: The inverter is in the waiting, checking state
long press the enter key to exit the mode. or the system switch is off.
Off: The inverter is in a fault state.
LED Green: The battery communication is normal but the battery
Caution! Indicator MCB is disconnected, and the battery communication is
light normal and working normally.
-Please strictly follow each step from step 1-6, don't miss Green ashing: The battery communication is normal and
it. in an idle state.
-Please confirm the ARM/DSP firmware version on the Off: The battery does not communicate with the inverter.
USB flash drive. Red light on: The inverter is in a fault state.
Off: The inverter has no error.
ESC button: Return from the current interface or function.
Tip: If the display screen is stuck on "X1-Fit G4" after the upgrade,
Up button: Move the cursor to the upper part or increase the
please the inverter will restart and return to normal. If not, Key value.
please contact our service @solaxpower.com for help. Function
Down button: Move the cursor down or decrease the value.
Enter button: Con rm selection.

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7.2 Menu Structure 7.3 LCD Operation

The main inter face is the default inter face, the inver ter will
automatically return to this interface when the system started up
1
System ON/OFF successfully or not operated for a period of time.

Self Use The information of the interface is as below. “Power” means the
Work Mode

2 Feed-in priority instant output power; “ Today” means the power generated within
Date&Time
Backup mode
the day. “Battery” means the left capacity of battery energy.
Forced discharge Language
Manual Forced charge EPS
Mute

Stopcharge&discharge Self Use Mode

Power 0W
Feed-in Priority
User settings Today 0.0KWh
Battery
System Status

Backup mode Battery 80%

3 On-grid
Chrg & Dischrg Period Normal
EPS
Dry Contact
Meter/CT
User Password
Safety Code
On-grid Grid Parameters
History Data

EPS Charger
4 Export Control
Meter/CT_1
Meter/CT Settings Ø Menu interface
Meter/CT_2
Self Test
Error Logs The menu interface is another interface for users to change settings
Shadow Fix
or obtain information.
Modbus
-When the LCD displays the main interface, click "OK" to enter this
External ATS
settings

5 interface.
Advanced Settings Power Factor
-The user can select up and down the menu, and press the "OK" key
Pu Function to con rm.
FVRT Function

Power Limit
Menu
DRM Function ＞System ON/OFF
Main Breaker Limit Work Mode
System Status
Battery Heating
EPS Setting
Inverter
6 Parallel Setting
About

Battery
Reset
Internal Code ShutDown
MicroGrid
Advance Password

DIO Function
Manufactory Setting
COM Port Select

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Ø Mode Selection
System ON/OFF Self Use

Mode Select
Work Mode Feed-in priority

System Status Backup mode

History Data Manual

Settings Mode selection, X1-Fit G4 has 4 working modes to choose from

when used with a grid-connected inverter.
About
Name Description
The self-use mode is suitable for areas with low feed-in subsidies
and high electricity prices.
① When the power of PV is sufficient
Active Charging or Discharge time period: PV will power the loads
rstly, and surplus power will charge to the battery. If the battery
is fully charged, then sell the surplus power to the grid;
( The inverter will limit the output if Feed-in limit or zero feed-in is
needed )
(PV＞Load, PV →Load→Battery → Grid)
Ø System ON/OFF ② When the power of PV is insufficient
Active Charging time period: PV will power the loads rstly, the
remaining power will be taken from the grid, the battery will not
"ON" indicates that the inverter is in working state, which is discharge at this time.
generally the default state. (PV＜Load, PV + Grid → Load)
Self Use Active Discharge time period: PV+BAT will power the loads
“OFF" means that the inverter stops running and only the LCD together. If the power is still not enough, the remaining power
screen is turned on. will be taken from the grid.
(PV＜Load, PV + Battery + Grid → Load)
③ Without PV power
Active Charging time period: The grid supplies the loads and also
can charge the battery;
(PV=0, Grid → Load + Battery)
System Active Discharge time period: The battery will power the home
Switch loads rstly. If the battery power is not enough, the remaining
power will be taken from the grid. The inverter will enter into the
>OFF< idle mode.
(PV=0, Battery+Grid → Load )
Battery min SOC can be set:10%-100%;
Charge battery to min SOC can be set:10%-100%.
The Feed-in priority mode is suitable for areas with high feed-in
subsidies, but has feed-in power limitation.
①
When the power of PV is sufficient
Active Charging time period: First, PV supply power to the load,
Feed-in then charge the battery to the set capacity, and then sell the
priority power to the grid. If the local grid company limits the
grid-connected power of the inverter, the excess energy
continues to charge the battery.
(PV＞Load, PV → Load → Battery
→ Grid → Battery)
Active Discharge time period: PV will power the loads rstly, and
surplus power will feed-in to the grid.
(PV＜Load, PV → Load → Grid )
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②
When the power of PV is insufficient Ø System Status

Active Charging time period:
PV will power the loads rstly, the
remaining power will be taken from the grid. The battery will not
discharge.
(PV＜Load, PV + Grid → Load) Battery a)

System Status
Discharge time period: PV+BAT will power the loads together. If the
power is still not enough, the remaining power will be taken from the On-grid b)
grid.
EPS c)
Feed-in (PV＜Load, PV + Battery + Grid → Load)
priority ③
Without PV power Meter/CT d)
Active Charging time period: The grid will power the home loads and
also charge the battery;
(PV=0, Grid → Load +Battery)
Active Discharge time period: The battery will power the home loads
rstly. If the battery power is not enough, the remaining power will be System status contains six content: Battery/On-grid
taken from the grid.
The inverter will enter into the idle mode. (energy feed into or buy from the grid)and EPS and so on.
(PV=0, Battery+Grid → Load)
Battery min SOC can be set: 10%-100%.
Press up and down to select, press "Enter" to con rm the selection,
Charge battery to min SOC can be set: 10%-100%. and press "ESC" to return to the menu.
The back-up mode is suitable for areas with frequent power outages.
Same working logic with “Self-use” mode. This mode will maintain the
Backup battery capacity at a relatively high level. (Users' setting) to ensure that
mode the emergency loads can be used when the grid is off. Customers no System Status
need to worry about the battery capacity. Battery
Battery min SOC can be set: 30%-100%; On-grid
Charge battery to min SOC can be set: 30%-100%. EPS(On-grid)
The EPS mode is used when the power grid is off. System will
provides emergency power through PV and batteries to supply power
to the household loads. (Battery is necessray)
①
When the power of PV is sufficent
PV will power the loads rstly, and surplus power will charge to the a ) Battery
battery.(PV＞Load, PV → Load → Battery) This status shows the battery condition of the system. Including
EPS ②
When the power of PV is insufficient battery voltage and battery current, Battery power, battery
The remaining power will be taken from the battery. capacity, battery temperature, BMS connection status. The
(PV＜Load, PV+ Battery → Load)
③
Without PV power
meaning of the sign of battery current and power: "+" means
The battery will power the emergency loads until the battery reached charging; "-" means discharging.
the min SOC, then the inverter will enter into the idle mode.
(PV=0, Battery → Load)
EPS SOC-min condition is adjustable within the range of 10%-25%;

Note: in the case of grid connection, all working modes work normally when the Battery
battery SOC >5%.When the battery charge rate is below 5%, the Grid will first charge
U 400.0V
the battery SOC
11%, and then return to the working mode selected by the user.
I -1.0A
Manual mode (manual mode), there are three options to choose from: forced P -400W
charging, forced discharge, stop charging and discharging (grid-connected 0
power).

Work Select Work Select Work Select

>Manual >Manual >Manual
Forced Charge Forced Discharge Stop Chrg&Dischrg

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b ) On-grid Ø History Yield

Here you can see the voltage, current, frequency, and power of the
On-grid a)
grid.

History Data
EPS b)

On-grid Meter/CT_1 c)
U 0.0V
I 0.0A Meter/CT_2 d)
P 0.0W
Error Logs e)

The history data contains five pieces of information: on-grid power of

the inverter, EPS power generation, power of the meter/CT
c ) EPS and error Error logs.
Here you can see the voltage, current, frequency and power of the
inverter when it is disconnected from the grid.( When the inverter is
EPS, the EPS data will be displayed) Press up and down to select, press Enter to confirm selection, and press
ESC to return to the menu.

EPS
U 0.0V a ) On-grid
I 0.0A Here is a record of the power capacity of the inverter connected to the
P. 0.0VA grid today and the total.

On-grid
Output Today
d ) Meter/CT Output Total
Here you can see the data showing the meter or the CT. Input Today

Meter/CT b ) EPS
>Meter/CT-1 Here you can see the EPS output of the inverter today and the total
Meter/CT-2 output.

EPS
Meter/CT Meter/CT Today
>Meter/CT-1 >Meter/CT-2 Total
4000w 4000w 00.0KWh

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c ) Meter /CT-1Here you can see the inverter electricity sold, total Ø Settings
electricity sold, electricity bought from the grid and total electricity
Date&Time a)
bought on that day.
Language b)
Meter CT-1 EPS mute c)
>FeedInToday:
Self-use mode d)
00.0KWh

User settings
Feed-in Priority mode e)

Backup mode f)
d ) Meter /CT-2
Here you can see the total power output of the inverter for the day. Chrg & dischrg period g)

Dry Contact h)
Meter CT-2
User Password I)
>Output Today:

00.0KWh Here you can set the inverter time, language, working mode, charging and
discharging time period and user password.

User Setting
Date Time
Language
e ) Error Logs EPS mode
Here you can see the most recent six error messages.

a ) Date time
This interface is for users to set the system date and time.
Error logs
>No error
Date time

>2019 - 11 - 15
10: 19

b ) Language
This inverter provides multiple languages for customers to choose.

Language
＞Select:
English

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c ) EPS Mute e ) Feed-in Priority mode

Here you can choose whether the buzzer is turned on when the inverter In this mode, you can set the power reserve percentage of the minimum
is running in EPS mode. Select Yes, the buzzer mutes, select NO, EPS battery state and set the amount of power to charge the battery.
mode, the buzzer will sound once every 4s when the battery is fully For example: set the reserved minimum SOC of the battery capacity to "10%",
charged, the closer the battery is to the empty state, the higher the which means that when the battery has been discharged to 10% of the
buzzer will sound, to remind users to avoid battery loss. battery capacity, the battery is not allowed to continue to discharge;

Charge battery to is set to 90%, indicating that the mains is allowed to

EPS Mute charge the battery at 90%.
> Mute:
Yes

Feed-in Priority mode Feed-in Priorty mode

＞Min SOC： ＞Charge battery to

10% 90%
d ) Self-use mode
In this mode, you can set the power reserve percentage of the minimum
battery state, set whether the power can be taken from the mains side to
charge the battery, and set the amount of power to charge the battery.
For example: set the reserved minimum SOC of the battery capacity to
"10%", which means that when the battery has been discharged to 10% of
the battery capacity, the battery is not allowed to continue to discharge;

Charge battery to is set to 90%, indicating that the mains is allowed to

charge the battery at 90%.

Self-use Mode Self-use Mode

＞Min SOC： ＞Charge battery to

10% 90%

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f ) Backup mode h ) Dry Contact

In this mode, you can set the power reserve percentage of the When the user uses the inverter communication control external device
minimum battery state, and set the amount of power to charge the function, you can enter here to set the parameters of the external
battery. response control. For the setting method, please refer to the user manual
of the compatible external device.
For example: set the reserved minimum SOC of the battery capacity to If the user uses the inverter dry contacts to control external devices (such
"30%", which means that when the battery has been discharged to 30% as heat pumps) through the Adapter box, please refer to the Adapter box
of the battery capacity, the battery is not allowed to continue to quick installation manual to set the parameters here.
discharge;
Charge battery to is set to 90%, indicating that the mains is allowed to
charge the battery at 90%.
Load Management
＞ Mode Select
Backup mode Backup mode
＞Min SOC: ＞Charge battery to Disable

10% 90%

I ) User Password
g ) Charge and discharge time The default password for the end user is "0000", where you can reset
Here you can set the charge and discharge time period. the new password and press the up/down key to increase or decrease
If two charging and discharging periods are needed, turn on the charging the value. Press "Enter" to confirm the value and jump to the next
and discharging period 2 and set the period. digit. When all passwords have been entered and confirmed, press
"OK" to set the password successfully.
Chrg&Dischrg Period Chrg&Dischrg Period
＞ Charge Period ＞ Charge Period User Password
Start Time End Time
00:00 00:00 ＞

0 0 0 0
Chrg&Dischrg Period2
＞Function

Enable

Chrg&Dischrg Period2 Chrg&Dischrg Period2

＞ Allowed disc period ＞ Allowed disc period
Start Time End Time
00:00 00:00

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Ø Advance settings a ) Safety Code

User can set safety standard according to different countries and grid tied
Safety Code a)
. There are now 1 standards to choose from. (The here may be changes in
Grid Parameters b) the future, please refer to the screen display)
Charger c)
Export Control d) Item Standard Country
1 ARN 4105 German
Meter/CT Settings e)
Self Test f)
Shadow Fix g)
Modbus h) OverVoltage_L1 Tovp_L2
External ATS i)
j) UnderVoltage_L1 Tuvp_L2
Advanced settings

Power Factor
Pu Function k) OverFreq_L1 Tofp_L2
FVRT Function l) UnderFreq_L1 Tufp_Fast
m)

Grid Parameters
Power Limit

Grid Parameters
n) Vac 10min Avg Reconnection Time
DRM Function o) OverVoltage_L2 Checking Time
Main Breaker Limit p) UnderVoltage_L2 W(Gra)
Battery Heating q)
OverFreq_L2 OFPL_StartPoint
EPS Setting r)
Parallel Setting s) UnderFreq_L2 OFPL_SetRate
Reset t) OverFreq_L2 OFPL_DelayTime
ShutDown u)
UnderFreq_L2 UFPL_StartPoint
MicroGrid v)
Advance Password w) Tovp_L1 UFPL_SetRate
Tuvp_L1 UFPL_DelayTime
All advanced settings can be set here, such as battery, grid, EPS, etc.. Tofp_L1
"Advanced" setting is generally customization and resetting for battery
and grid. Each part has lower level parts. b ) Grid Parameters
Please contact your installer or factory and enter the installer password.
Here you can set the protection value of grid voltage and frequency.
The default value is the specified value under the current safety
regulations, and the user cannot change it .
Advanced
Safety Code The display content will be displayed according to the requirements
of local laws and regulations, which are constantly increasing. Please
> Grid Parameters
refer to the contents displayed on the inverter screen.

Grid Grid
>OverVoltage_L1 >UnderVoltage_L1

0.0V 0.0V

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Grid Grid CT/Meter Setting CT/Meter Setting

>OverFreq_L1 >UnderFreq_L1 ＞Select ＞Meter 1Addr:
xxxxxxxx
0.0Hz 0.0Hz Meter

Grid Grid
>Vac 10min Avg >OverVoltage_L2
f ) Self Test (only for CEI 0-21/ACEA
0.0V 0.0V The self test function allows users to test the following items. "Full test",
"Ovp(59.S2) test"27. "Uvp (s1) test", "Uvp (27. s2) test", "Ofp (81>. S1) test",
"Ufp (81 <.S1) test", "Ufp (81>. S2) test", "Ufp (81 <.S2) test",
c ) Charger "Ovp10 (59. s1) test".
Here the user can set the parameters of charger on this page, the In the self-test interface, the user can select "all tests" or a single test item for
inverter is compatible with both lithium battery. Users can set the testing.
charge & discharge parameters. Before testing, make sure that the inverter is connected to the grid.
For the detailed parameters, please refer to below table. All tests take about 6 minutes. And it will display "Success" and then "Delivery".
For a single test item, it takes about a few seconds or minutes.
Click "Test Report" to view the test results of all items.
Charger Charger
Charge Max Discharge Max
Current 25A Current 25A
ALL Test
Test report
Uvp(27.S1) test

d ) Export Control >Ofp2(81>.S2)result >Ovp2(59.S2)result

This feature allows the inverter to control the amount of electricity Ft: 51.50Hz Tt:1000ms Vt: 264.5V Tt: 300ms
output to the grid. Fs: 0.00Hz To: 998ms Vs: 0.0V To: 200ms
The factory value is the default and can be changed by the user. The F0: 0.00Hz pass V0: 0.0V pass
user value set by setup must be less than the maximum. If the user
does not want to supply power to the grid, set it to 0. >Ofp2(27.S2)result >Uvp2(27.S1)result
Vt: 92.0V Tt: 200ms Vt: 195.5V Tt: 400ms
Export Control Vs: 0.0V To: 196ms Vs: 0.0V To: 200ms
V0: 0.2V pass V0: 0.0V pass
User value:
0W
>Ofp2(81>S1)result >Ufp2(81<.S1)result
Ft: 50.50Hz Tt: 100ms Ft: 49.50Hz Tt: 100ms
Fs: 0.00Hz To: 96ms Fs: 0.00Hz To: 98ms
F0: 0.2Hz pass F0: 0.02Hz pass
e ) Meter/CT Settings
The user needs to select the CT or electricity meter to connect the
inverter here. Select the address of the meter. CT does not need to select >Ufp2(81<.S2)result >Ovp10(59.S1)result
the address. Ft: 47.50Hz Tt: 400ms Vt: 253.0V Tt: 600ms
Fs: 0.00Hz To: 3999ms Vs: 0.0V To: 598ms
F0: 0.02Hz pass V0: 0.0V pass

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g ) Shadow Fix Power Factor

If the user's PV module is blocked by a fixed object, you can turn on the Mode Select
shadow tracking setting low, middle, and high here. If there is no object
blocked, please choose to turn off this function. ＞ Q(u) ＜

Shadow Fix Mode Comment

＞Func Select Off -
Over-Excited PF value
>OFF< Under-Excited PF value
Upper limit
h ) Modbus Lower limit
Here you select the baud rate of the external communication Power Upper
Curve
protocol, the default location of 19200 and 485 addresses. Power Lower
PFLockInPoint ( CEI 0-21 only)
Modbus RTU/485 Modbus RTU/485 PFLockOutPoint ( CEI 0-21 only)
Baud Rate: RS485 Addr: 3Tau
115200 VoltRATIO 1 ( AS4777.2 only)
1 VoltRATIO 4 ( AS4777.2 only)
QURESPONSEV2 ( AS4777.2 only)
Q( u ) QURESPONSEV3 ( AS4777.2 only)
I ) External ATS QURESPONSEV4 ( AS4777.2 only)
If you want Matebox installed, you need to turn this feature on here. K Value (CEI 0-21 only)
Fixed Q Power Q Power
External ATS
● Reactive power control, reactive power standard curve cos φ = f(P)
＞Select
For VDE ARN 4105, the curve cos = f(P) should refer to curve B. The set
Enable default value is shown in curve B.

j ) Power Factor (applicable to specific countries, please refer to local grid For e8001, the curve cos = f(P) should be curve A. The set default value is
requirements.) shown in curve A.

There are 6 modes for selecting: Off, Under-Excited, Over-Excited, Curve, Q( u ). For CEI 0-2, the default value of PFLockInPoint is 1.05. When Vac> 1.05Vn,
(May be changed or added without notice) Pac> 0.2 Pn, curve cos cp = f(P) corresponds to curve B.
User press up and down key to select, press enter key to confirm.
cos φ
leading
Power Factor Power Factor 0.9/0.95*

over-excited
Mode Select Mode Select

＞ Off ＜ ＞ Over-Excited ＜
1
0.2 0.5 1.0

under-excited
p/pEmax
Power Factor Power Factor
Mode Select Mode Select
0.9/0.95*
lagging
＞ Under-Excited ＜ ＞ Curve ＜ curve A

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cosφ Upper limit

l ) FVRT Function(apply to50549)
0.95 0.9 Here you can set the high and low enable or disable.

inductive

inductive
FVRT Function
Power Upper
0.2 0.5 1.0 0.7 0.8 Function Control
0.2 0.3
capacitive

f (P)

capacitive
Power Lower f (P) Disable Enable

0.95
m ) Power limit
0.9
Lower limit Power limit function, the maximum power of the AC port can be set
curve C
by percentage.
curve B

● Reactive power control, reactive power standard curve Q= f(V) Power Limit
>Proportion
Q V2s=1.10Vn 1.00
Qmax V1s=1.08Vn=QuVlowRate
V2i=0.90Vn n ) AS4777 Setting
V2i=0.92Vn=QuVlowRate It is the same as the function of Export Control, but it’s only applicable
V1s V2s
to Australia and New Zealand.
V2i V1i V

Export Control Export Control

-Qmax >Export Control >Soft Limit >Soft Limit Value
General Control
Enable 00000W
k ) PU Function (applicable to specific countries, please refer to local
grid requirements)
o ) DRM function (applied to NZS4777.2)
The DRM function is a demand response method required by the
The PU function is a volt-watt response mode required by certain
NZS4777.2 standard and is only applicable to NZS4777.2.
national standards such as AS4777.2. This function can control the
The default value is "enable". Select "Disable" to disable this function.
active power of the inverter according to the grid voltage.
Selecting "Enable" means that this function is turned on and is the
default value. DRM Function
Select "Disable" to deactivate the function. >Function Control
Enable
PU Function PU Function
>PuFunction Response V2 p ) Main Breaker Limit
Here you can set the maximum current of the main MCB on the user's home
Enable 220.0V
side.

PU Function PU Function Main Breaker Limit

Response V3 Response V4 >Current
40A
250.0V 265.0V

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q ) Battery Heating
ShutDown
If the user needs the battery heating function, you can set it to turn on here,
and set the time period that needs to be heated, and the two time periods ShutDown
can be set. (Only for batteries with heating function) ＞ Enable ＜

Battery Heating Battery Heating Battery Heating v ) MicroGrid

>Func Select: >Heating Period 1 >Heating Period 1 If the user wanna use MicroGrid, the Enable mode can be set.
Start Time End Time
Enable Disable 00:00 00:00 MicroGrid

Battery Heating Battery Heating ＞MicroGrid

>Heating Period 2 >Heating Period 2 Enable
Start Time End Time
00:00 00:00 w ) Advance Password
Here you can reset the advanced password. "Set Successfully!" is displayed on
r ) EPS Setting success, and “Setup Failed!” Will also displayed on failure.
User can set the frequency selection in the EPS mode here, and set the
Advance Password Advance Password
minimum capacity reserved for battery discharge.
Set Successfully! Setup failed
EPS Setting EPS Setting EPS Setting
> Frequency >Frequency > Min SoC
10% Ø Manufactory Setting
50Hz 60Hz
DIO Function a)

Manufactory
s ) Parallel Setting (a function for parallel operation)

settings
If a parallel operation is required, the user may set it with Parallel Setting.

Parallel Setting Parallel Setting

COM Port Select b)
＞Status Free ＞Status Free
setting setting a) DIO Function
＞Master ＜ Free
The reserved functions will be displayed after being added later.
t ) Reset
DIO Function
Users can reset the reset error log, meter power, inverter power, and
restore factory settings here.
>function
Reset Error Log Reset Meter/CT_1 Reset Meter/CT_2 Enable

>Reset >Reset >Reset b ) COM Port Select

Yes Yes Yes Here external communication protocol or external indoor screen of
the inverter can be set. When it is used for external communication
Reset INV Energy Factory Reset protocol, it can choose RS485 or MOBUS. When it is used for external
indoor screen, it can choose YES or NO.
>Reset >Reset
Yes Yes
RS485/MOBUS External LCD
＞RS485 ＞Yes
u ) ShutDown
MOBUS No
ShutDown is an Enable Switch. If the user wanna use ShutDown, the Enable
mode can be set.
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Ø About a ) About
Here you can see some basic information of the inverter and battery.
such as the inverter and battery SN number, software version number,
and system run time.

About
Inverter SN >Inverter
Battery
Register SN
DSP
Inverter
ARM
On-grid Run Time
About EPS Run Time

Bat_PS1 SN Inverter
Bat_PS2 SN
Battery
Bat_PS4 SN Inverter Inverter
>Inverter SN >Register
BatteryM Version 01234560123456 01234560123456

BatteryS Version

Inverter code Inverter Inverter

Internal Code >DSP >ARM
BMS Code 2.07 1.03

Inverter Inverter
> EPS Runtime >On-grid runtime
20.0H 45.9H
Register1 SN: Represents the serial number of external monitoring
equipment, such as Pocket WiFi, Pocket LAN and Pocket GPRS.

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Battery
8 Troubleshooting
Battery Battery
> BatBrand:BAK > Bat-M SN 8.1 Troubleshooting
6S012345012345
This section contains information and procedures for
resolving possible problems with X1-Fit G4, and provides
Battery Battery you with troubleshooting tips to identify and solve most
> Bat-PS1 SN > Bat-PS2 SN problems that may occur in X1-Fit G4.This section will help
6S012345012345 6S012345012345
you narrow down the source of any problems you may
encounter. Please read the troubleshooting steps below.
Battery Battery Check the warning or fault information on the system
> Bat-PS3 SN > Bat-PS4 SN control panel or the fault code on the inverter information
6S012345012345 6S012345012345 panel. If a message is displayed, log it before doing
anything further.
Battery Battery Try the solutions indicated in the table below.
> BatteryM Version > BatteryS Version
2.01 2.01
Number
Overcurrent fault.
• Wait for a while to check if you're back to normal.
IE 001 TZ Protect Fault • Disconnect batteries, reconnect.
• Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal.

Internal Code • Check battery input voltage if it's within normal range
IE 002 Grid Lost Fault
• Or ask the installer for help.
Internal Code Internal Code Power grid voltage overrun
• Wait a moment, if the utility returns to normal, the system will reconnect.
> Inverter code > BMS code IE 003 Grid Volt Fault • Please check if the grid voltage is within normal range.
01 00 01 xx • Or ask the installer for help.

Electricity frequency beyond range

IE 004 Grid Freq Fault • If the utility returns to normal, the system reconnects.
Internal Code Internal Code • Or ask the installer for help.

> BAT-M > BAT-S1

• press the “ESC" key to restart the inverter.
2.01 1.01 50 IE 006 Bus Volt Fault • Or ask the installer for help.

Battery voltage fault

Internal Code Internal Code IE 007 Bat Volt Fault
• Check battery input voltage if it's within normal range

> BAT-S2
1.01 50
... > BAT-S8
1.01 50 IE 008 AC10M Volt Fault
• Or ask the installer for help.
• The grid voltage was out of range in the last 10 minutes.
• The system will return to normal if the grid returns to normal.
• Or ask the installer for help.

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Number Number
DCI overcurrent protection fault.
ARM software version mismatch Fault
IE 009 DCI OCP Fault • Wait for a while to check if it's back to normal.
IE 022 ARM Unmatched • update the software and press the ESC" key to restart the inverter.
• Or ask the installer for help.
• Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal .
DCV EPS overvoltage protection failure.
IE 010 DCV OVP Fault • Wait for a while to check if it's back to normal.
• Or ask the installer for help. Other device Fault
IE 023 Other Device Fault • update the software and press the ESC" key to restart the inverter.
Software Detection of Overcurrent Fault. • Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal .
• Wait for a while to check if it's back to normal.
IE 011 SW OCP Fault Mgr interCom fault
• Shut down photovoltaic, battery and grid connections
IE 025 InterComms Error • Shut down battery and grid, reconnect.
• Or ask the installer for help.
• Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal .
Overcurrent protection fault.
• Check the impedance of DC input and AC output. • Internal communication errors
IE 012 RC OCP Fault • Wait for a while to check if it's back to normal.
IE 025 InterComms Error • Shut down battery and grid connections.
• Or ask the installer for help. • Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal.
Insulation fault
IE 013 Isolation Fault • Please check the wire insulation for damage.
Inverter EEPROM fault.
• Wait for a while to check if it’s back to normal. • Shut down photovoltaic, battery and grid, reconnect.
• Or ask the installer for help. IE 026 Inv EEPROM Fault
• Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal.
Temperature beyond limit
IE 014 Temp Over Fault • Check if ambient temperature exceeds the limit. Fault of residual current device
• Or ask the installer for help. • Check the impedance of DC input and AC output.
IE 027 RCD Fault • Disconnect batteries, reconnect.
EPS
mode current is too strong. • Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal.
• Ensure that the load power is within the EPS
power range.
IE 015 Bat Con Dir Fault • Check for any non-linear load connections on the EPS
Electrical relay failure
• Move this load to check for recovery. Grid Relay Fault • Disconnect batteries and reconnect.
IE 028
• Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal. • Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal.

EPS over load fault.

• Shutdown the high-power device and press the “ESC" key to EPS
relay failure
IE 016 EPS Overload Fault restart the inverter. IE 029 EPS Relay Fault • Disconnect grid and batteries and reconnect.
•Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal. • Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal.

On-grid mode over
load Charge relay fault

• Shutdown
the
high-power device and press the" ESC" key to IE 031 ChargerRelayFault • Press the ESC” key to restart the inverter. .
IE 017 OverLoad Fault restart the inverter. • Or ask for help from the installer if it
can
not
return
to
normal.
•Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal.

•Close the high-power device and press the "ESC" key to restart the EPS earth relay fault
inverter. IE 032 EarthRaleyFault • Press the ESC”
key
to restart the inverter. .
IE 018 BatPowerLow •Please charge the battery to a level higher than the protection


Or ask for help from the installer if it
can not return to normal.
capacity or protection voltage Power type fault
Battery communication loss IE 101 PowerTypeFault • Upgrade the software and press the ESC" key to restart the inverter.
• Or ask for help from the installer if it
can
not
return
to
normal.
• Check that the communication lines between the battery and
IE 019 BMS Lost the inverter are properly connected. EPS port over current fault
• Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal. • Check that the EPS load does not exceed the system requirements,
IE 102 Port OC Warning and press the ESC" key to restart the inverter. .
Fan fault • Or ask for help from the installer if it
can
not
return
to
normal.
• Check for any foreign matter that may have caused the fan not to
IE 020 Fan Fault function properly.
• Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal.
Low temperature fault.
IE 021 Low Temp • Check if the ambient temperature is too low.
• Or ask for help from the installer if it can not return to normal.

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Number Number

Manager EEEPROM fault. Battery unbalanced failure

BE 009 BMS_CellImblance • Please contact the battery supplier.
.• Shut down battery and grid, reconnect.
IE 103 Mgr EEPROM Fault
• Or seek help from the installer if it can not return to normal.
Battery hardware protection failure
BE 010 BMS_Hardware Protect • Please contact the battery supplier.
DSP version error.
IE 104 DSPunmatched • Check that the DSP1 version matches Battery circuit failure
• Or seek help from the installer if it can not return to normal. BE 011 BMS_Circuit_Fault • Restart the battery.
• Please contact the battery supplier.
NTC invalid
• Make sure the NTC is properly connected and the NTC is in good Battery insulation failure
IE 105 NTC Sample Invalid condition. BE 012 BMS_ISO_Fault • Check that the battery is properly grounded and restart the battery.
• Please confirm that the installation environment is normal • Please contact the battery supplier.
• Or ask for help from the installer, if it
can
not
return
to normal.
Battery voltage sensor fault
Battery
temp
low BE 013 BMS_VolSen_Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
• Check the battery installation environment to ensure good heat
IE 106 Bat Temp Low dissipation. Temperature sensor failure
• Or ask for help from the installer, if it can not return to normal. BE 014 BMS_TemppSen_Fault • Restart the battery .
• Please contact the battery supplier.
Battery
temp
high
• Check the battery installation environment to ensure good heat Battery current sensor fault
IE 107 Bat Temp High dissipation. BE 015 BMS_CurSensor Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
• Or ask for help from the installer, if it can not return to normal.
Battery relay failure
Meter error BE 016 BMS_Relay Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
IE 109 Meter Fault •Please check that the instrument is working properly
• Or seek help from the installer if it can not return to normal. Battery type failure
BE 017 BMS_Type_Unmatch • Upgrade the battery BMS software.
Bypass relay fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
IE 110 BypassRaleyFault • Press the ESC" key to restart the inverter. .
• Or ask for help from the installer if it
can
not
return
to
normal. Battery version mismatch failure
BE 018 BMS_Ver_ Unmatch • Upgrade the battery BMS software.
Battery Error - External Communication Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
BE 001 BMS_External_Err • Please contact the battery supplier.
Battery
manufacturer did not match the fault
BE 019 BMS_MFR_ Unmatch • Upgrade the battery BMS software.
Battery Error - Internal Communication Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
BE 002 BMS_Internal_Err • Please contact the battery supplier.
Battery hardware and software mismatch failure
Over voltage in battery system BE 020 BMS_SW_ Unmatch • Upgrade the battery BMS software.
BE 003 BMS_OverVoltage • Please contact the battery supplier. • Please contact the battery supplier.

Low voltage in battery system Battery master slave control mismatches

BE 004 BMS_LowerVoltage • Please contact the battery supplier. BE 021 BMS_M&S_ Unmatch • Upgrade the battery BMS software.
• Please contact the battery supplier.
Battery fault - over charge fault
BE 005 BMS_ChargeOCP Battery charging request does not respond to a fault
• Please contact the battery supplier.
BE 022 BMS_CR_ NORespond • Upgrade the battery BMS software.
• Please contact the battery supplier.
Battery fault-discharge over current fault
BE 006 BMS_DischargeOCP • Please contact the battery supplier. Battery slave software protection failure
BE 023 BMS_SW_ Protect • Upgrade the battery BMS software.
Over temperature in battery system • Please contact the battery supplier.
BE 007 BMS_TemHigh • Please contact the battery supplier.
Battery fault-discharge over current fault
BE 024 BMS_536_Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
Battery temperature sensor malfunction
BE 008 BMS_TempSensor Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
Over temperature in battery system
BE 025 BMS_SelfcheckErr • Please contact the battery supplier.

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Number 8.2 Routine Maintenance

Battery temperature sensor malfunction Inverter do not require any maintenance or correction in most
BE 026 BMS_TempdiffErr • Please contact the battery supplier.
cases, but if the inverter often loses power due to overheating,
Battery unbalanced failure this can be attributed to the following reason:
BE 027 BMS_BreakFault • Please contact the battery supplier.
heat sink behind the inverter is covered with dirt.
Battery hardware protection failure
BE 028 BMS_Flash_Fault • Please contact the battery supplier. If necessary, clean the cooling heat sink with a soft dry cloth or
brush.
Battery precharge failure Only trained and authorized professionals familiar with safety
BE 029 BMS_Precharge_Fault • Please contact the battery supplier.
requirements can perform maintenance and maintenance work.
Battery air switch failure
BE 030 BMS_AirSwitch_Fault • Check that the battery breaker is off.
• Please contact the battery supplier. Ø Safety inspections
Safety checks should be conducted at least every 12 months, please
If the information panel of your inverter does not show the fault light, check contact the manufacturer to arrange for appropriate training,
the following list to ensure the current installation status, correct operation. expertise, and practical experience in performing these tests.
(Please note that this action is not covered by warranty).
------
Is the inverter located in a clean, dry and well-ventilated place?
These data should be recorded in the device log. If the equipment
------
Is the DC input circuit breaker open?
is not running properly or any test fails, the equipment must be
------
Is the specification and length of the cable adequate? repaired for details of safety inspections, refer to section 2 of this
------
Are the input and output connections and wiring in good condition? manual for safety instructions and europe commission instructions.
------
Is the configuration set correct for your particular installation?

Please contact SolaX customer service for further assistance. Please be prepared to describe
Ø Regular maintenance
the details of your system installation and provide the inverter serial number.
Only quali ed people can do the following work.
In the process of using frequency converter, the manager should
check and maintain the machine regularly. The specific operation
is as follows.

1.Check whether the heat sink is covered with dirt, clean the inverter
and absorb dust if necessary. This work should be performed from
time to time.

2.Check whether the frequency converter indicator is normal,

check whether the frequency converter button is normal, check
whether the frequency converter display is normal.
This inspection should be conducted at least every 6 months.

3.Check the input and output lines for damage or aging. This
inspection should be conducted at least every 6 months.

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Decommissioning Disclaimer

9 Decommissioning 10 Disclaimer
The X1-Fit G4 series inverters are transported, used and operated under
9.1 Disassemble of Inverter
limited condition, such as environmental, electrical etc. SolaX shall not
be liable to provide the service, technical support or compensation
Remove DC input line and AC output line of inverter.
under conditions listed below, including but not limited to:
Wait for at least 5 minutes to power off.
Remove all cable connections from the inverter.
Remove inverter from finger support the bracket. Inverter is damaged or broken by force majeure (such as earthquake,
Remove the bracket if necessary. flooding, thunderstorm, lighting, fire hazard, volcanic eruption etc).
Inverter's warranty is expired and doesn't buy extended warranty.
Can't provide the inverter's SN, warranty card or invoice.
Inverter is damaged by man-made cause.Inverter is used or operated
against any items in local policy.
9.2 Packing
Inverter's installation, configuration, commissioning doesn't follow the
requirements mentioned in this manual.
Load the inverter into the original package if possible. Inverter is installed, refitted or operated in improper ways mentioned
in this manual without authority from SolaX.
If the original package can not be found, you can also use the
Inverter is installed, operated under improper environment or
following requirements of the carton packaging:
electrical condition mentioned in this manual without authority from
Bearing capacity of more than 30kg.
SolaX.
Easy to carry.
Inverter is changed, updated or disassembled on hardware or
Can completely seal the cover.
software without authority from SolaX.
Obtain the communication protocol from other illegal channels.
Build monitoring, control system without authority from SolaX.
9.3 Storage and Transportation Connect to other brands batteries without authority from SolaX.

Store the inverter in a dry, temperature -40°C~65°C environment. SolaX will keep right to explain all the contents in this user manual.
Pay attention to less than four inverter on each stack board during
storage and transportation.

9.4 Waste Disposal

If it is necessary to scrap the inverter or other related parts,
be sure to send the waste inverter and packaging materials
to the designated location for recycling by the relevant
department.

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