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6500 EX-48

6.5KVA 120V AC

Version 2.0.0 - August 2022

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Table of Contents
About This Manual
• Purpose & Scope 3
• Safety Notice 3

Introduction
• Features 4
• Basic System Architecture 4
• Product Overview 5
• Specifications 6
• Dry Contact Relay 9

Preparation & Installation

• Unpacking and Inspection 10
• Mounting the Inverter 11
• Battery Connection 12
• BMS Communications 13
• EG4 Battery Communications and Configuration 14
○ AC Input and Output Connections 17
○ PV Connections 19
• Parallel Inverter Connections 20
• Remote Display 27
• Final Assembly 27

Operating the Inverter/Charger

• Powering On/Off 29
• Display Panel 29
• Operating Modes 37
• System Settings 40
• USB Function Settings 51

Commissioning
• Single Phase 120V 54
• Split-Phase 240V 55
• Three Phase 56

Maintenance & Troubleshooting

• Cleaning and Care 58
• Troubleshooting Tables 59

Appendix I
• Fault Code Table 61
• Warning Code Table 63
• Lead Battery Chemistry Equalization 64

Appendix II
• Wifi Operation Guide 65

Appendix III
• UL Documentation 74

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ABOUT THIS MANUAL

Purpose
This manual describes installation, commissioning, operation, and troubleshooting. Please read the
manual fully and carefully before installing and operating. Keep this manual for future use.

Scope
This manual provides basic safety and installation guidelines as well as information on tools and wiring.

SAFETY NOTICE

ATTENTION: The following contains important safety and operating instructions. Read
and keep this manual for future reference.

1. Before installing or using the unit, read all instructions and cautionary markings on the unit, the
batteries, and all appropriate sections of the manual.
2. CAUTION- Do not disassemble the unit. Take it to a qualified service center when service or repair
is required. Incorrect re-assembly may result in a risk of electric shock or fire.
3. To reduce risk of electric shock, shutdown and disconnect all wirings before attempting any
maintenance or cleaning. Turning off the unit alone will not reduce the risk of shock or injury.
4. CAUTION – Only qualified personnel can install this equipment.
5. NEVER charge a battery below specified minimum temperature; refer to the battery data sheet.
6. Wire size is critical for safe operation, and optimal performance of the equipment. Refer to a
accredited sizing resource or cable manufacturer specifications to meet inverter/charge requirements.
7. Use caution when working with metal tools on or around all systems and batteries. Risk of electrical
arcs and/or short circuiting of equipment can lead to severe injury and damage.
8. Strictly follow installation procedure when connecting and disconnecting AC or DC terminals. Refer to
INSTALLATION section of the manual for details.
9. The included breaker is not a guarantee of battery protection. Size and install the correct over current
protection for the batteries if not included with the product.
10. GROUNDING -This inverter/charger should be connected to a permanent grounded wiring system.
The grounding system must meet the Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ) requirements in your area.
11. NEVER short AC output and DC inputs. Do NOT connect to the grid with a shorted DC input.
12. Warning!! Only qualified service persons are able to service this device. If errors still persist after
following troubleshooting table, please contact your retailer for further assistance.
13. WARNING: Because this inverter is non-isolated, only three types of PV modules are acceptable:
Mono-crystalline, Polycrystalline with class A-rated, and CIGS modules. To avoid any malfunction, do
not connect any PV modules with possible current leakage to the inverter. For example, grounded PV
modules will cause current leakage to the inverter. When using CIGS modules, please be sure NOT to
ground.
14. CAUTION: DC breakers and surge protection on PV lines is recommended. Without breakers the
equipment is at higher risk of damage from sources such as surges and lighting strikes.

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INTRODUCTION
This is a residential self consumption multi-function inverter, combining the functions of an inverter, solar
controller, and battery charger to offer uninterrupted power support in a single package. The
comprehensive LCD display offers user-configurable and easily-accessible button operations such as
battery charging current, AC or solar charging priority, and acceptable input voltage based on different
applications.

Features
 Configurable color with the built-in RGB LED bar
 Built-in Wi-Fi for mobile monitoring (APP is required)
 Supports USB On-the-Go function to easily upgrade firmware
 Built-in anti-dust kit
 Detachable LCD control module with multiple communication ports for BMS (RS485, CAN-BUS,
RS232)
 Configurable input voltage tolerances for home appliances and personal computers via LCD control panel
 Configurable AC/PV output usage timer and prioritization
 Configurable AC/Solar charger priority via LCD control panel
 Configurable battery charging current based on applications via LCD control panel
 Compatible with the grid or generator power
 Auto restart on AC reconnect
 Overload / Over temperature / short circuit protection
 Smart battery charger design for optimized battery performance

Basic System Architecture

The following illustration is an example of a basic application for this unit showing multiple inputs and
outputs. Please note an AC source may not be required for operation and is listed as an example only:
 Generator or Utility
 48V Battery
 PV modules
Consult with a system installer and/or designer for other possible system design options
depending on the specific site requirements. System design is key to proper function and
performance and sites and systems vary greatly.

Figure 1 Basic PV System Overview

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Product Overview

Installation Note: The EG4 6.5KW unit is a parallel capable model. For parallel 120V, 240V Split-phase, or
3-phase installation diagrams and instructions, please check the Parallel Connections and Commissioning
sections of the manual for further details.

1. LCD display 12. Current sharing port

2. Status indicator 13. Parallel communication port
3. Charging indicator 14. Dry contact
4. Fault indicator 15. OTG-USB port as USB communication port and USB
5. Function buttons function port

6. Power on/off switch 16. BMS communication port: CAN, RS-485 or RS-232

7. AC input connectors 17. Output source indicators (refer to OPERATION/Operation

8. AC output connectors (Load connection) and Display Panel section for details) and USB function

9. PV terminal setting reminder (refer to OPERATION/Function Setting for

10. Battery connectors the details)

11. Remote LCD module communication 18. RS-232 communication port for firmware updates from a
PC
Port
19. RGB LED bar (refer to LCD Setting section for the details)

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SPECIFICATIONS
Table 1 Line Mode Specifications
MODEL 6.5KW

Input Voltage Waveform Sinusoidal (utility or generator)

Nominal Input Voltage 120Vac

90Vac±7V (UPS)
Low Loss Voltage
80Vac±7V (Appliances)
100Vac±7V (UPS);
Low Loss Return Voltage
90Vac±7V (Appliances)
High Loss Voltage 140Vac±7V

High Loss Return Voltage 135Vac±7V

Max AC Input Voltage 150Vac

Max AC Input Current 60A

Nominal Input Frequency 50Hz / 60Hz (Auto detection)

Low Loss Frequency 40±1Hz

Low Loss Return Frequency 42±1Hz

High Loss Frequency 65±1Hz

High Loss Return Frequency 63±1Hz

Line mode: Circuit Breaker (70A)
Output Short Circuit Protection
Battery mode: Electronic Circuits
Efficiency (Line Mode) >95% ( Rated R load, battery full charged )

10ms typical (UPS);

Transfer Time
20ms typical (Appliances)
Output Power

Rated Power

Power Limitation 50%

Power

Input Voltage
80V 110V 140V

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Table 2 Inverter Mode Specifications

MODEL 6.5KW

Rated Output Power 6,500W

Output Voltage Waveform Pure Sine Wave <3% THD

Output Voltage Regulation 120Vac±5%

Output Frequency 60Hz or 50Hz

Peak Efficiency 91%

Overload Protection 100ms@≥205% load;5s@≥150% load; 10s@110%~150% load

Surge Capacity 13,000W

Nominal DC Input Voltage 48.0Vdc
Cold Start Voltage 46.0Vdc
Low DC Warning Voltage
@ load < 20% 46.0Vdc
@ 20% ≤ load < 50% 42.8Vdc
@ load ≥ 50% 40.4Vdc
Low DC Warning Return Voltage
@ load < 20% 48.0Vdc
@ 20% ≤ load < 50% 44.8Vdc
@ load ≥ 50% 42.4Vdc
Low DC Cut-off Voltage
@ load < 20% 44.0Vdc
@ 20% ≤ load < 50% 40.8Vdc
@ load ≥ 50% 38.4Vdc
High DC Recovery Voltage 64.0Vdc

High DC Cut-off Voltage 66.0Vdc

DC Voltage Accuracy +/-0.3V@ no load

THDV <5% for linear load,<10% for non-linear load @ nominal voltage

DC Offset ≦100mV

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Table 3 Charge Mode Specifications

Utility Charging Mode
MODEL 6.5KW
Charging Current (UPS)
120A
@ Nominal Input Voltage
Flooded
58.4Vdc
Bulk Charging Battery
Voltage AGM / Gel
56.4Vdc
Battery
Floating Charging Voltage 54.0Vdc
Overcharge Protection 66.0Vdc
Charging Algorithm 3-Step
Battery Voltage, per cell Charging Current, %

2.43Vdc (2.35Vdc)
Voltage
2.25Vdc

100%

Charging Curve
50%

T1 = minimum 10mins, maximum 8hrs

Current

Time
Bulk Absorption Maintenance
(Constant Current) (Constant Voltage) (Floating)

Solar Input
MODEL 6.5KW
Rated PV 8000W
Max. PV Array Open Circuit
500Vdc
Voltage
PV Array MPPT Voltage Range 90Vdc~450Vdc
Max. Input Current Draw 18A x 2
Start-up Voltage 80V +/- 5Vdc

PV Current

18A

Power Limitation 9A

MPPT temperature
75° 85°

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Table 4 General Specifications

MODEL 6.5KW
Safety Certification UL 1741 Certificate by TUV
Operating Temperature Range -10°C to 40°C
Storage temperature -15°C~ 60°C
Humidity 5% to 95% Relative Humidity (Non-condensing)
Dimension
58.03in x 170.2in x 226.6in (244.3in) (with extension box)
(D*W*H), in
Net Weight, lbs 40.5lbs

Table 5 Parallel Specifications (Parallel model only)

Max parallel numbers 6
Circulation Current under No Load Condition Max 2A
Power Unbalance Ratio <5% @ 100% Load
Parallel communication CAN
Transfer time in parallel mode Max 50ms
Parallel Kit YES
Note: Parallel feature will be disabled when only PV power is available

Dry Contact Relay

There is one dry contact (3A/250VAC) available on the bottom of the inverter display. It can be used to
deliver signal to external device when battery voltage reaches a set warning level.

Unit Status Condition

Dry contact port:
NC & C NO & C
Power Off Unit is off and no output is powered. Close Open
Output is Program 01 Battery voltage < Low DC
Open Close
powered set as USB warning voltage
from Battery (utility first) Battery voltage > Setting
power or or SUB (solar value in Program 13 or
Close Open
Solar energy. first) battery charging reaches
floating stage
Power On
Program 01 is Battery voltage < Setting
Open Close
set as SBU value in Program 12
(SBU priority) Battery voltage > Setting
value in Program 13 or
Close Open
battery charging reaches
floating stage

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PREPERATION & INSTALLATION:

Unpacking and Inspection

Before installation, please inspect the unit. Be sure that nothing inside the package is damaged. The
following items should be included in the package:

Inverter unit Manual software CD RS-232 cable Parallel communication cable Current sharing cable

DC Fuse Cable gland x 4 pcs Extension Box Kit

Installation of Battery Wiring Extension Box, Cable Glands, and

Conduit Fittings 1/2" or 3/4"
Install two (2) cable glands or conduit fittings on the extension box, then fix the extension box on the
rear panel of the inverter. Note: Installation of the battery wiring extension box is necessary for UL
conformity. If UL conformity is not required in your region, it is sufficient to only install the cable glands
(Graphic 2) shown below.

Fig.1 6500 with Extension Box

Fig.2 6500 without Extension Box

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Before connecting all wirings, please take off bottom cover by removing the five screws. When
removing the bottom cover, be carefully to remove three cables as shown below.

Mounting the Inverter

Consider the following points before selecting an install location:
⚫ Do not mount the inverter on flammable materials.
⚫ Mount on a solid surface.
⚫ For optimal operation, install in a location where ambient
temperature stays between 0℃ - 40℃ (32℉ - 104℉).
⚫ Mount the unit in a vertical position and following the clearance
guide for proper cooling and longevity.
⚫ Follow clearance guidelines shown to the right diagram to
guarantee sufficient heat dissipation and clearance for conduit
and wire runs.
⚫ Ensure mounting location follow your local authority having
jurisdiction rules on working space requirements. For the US
market, refer to the NEC version adopted by your AHJ.

SUITABLE FOR MOUNTING ON CONCRETE OR OTHER NON-COMBUSTIBLE SURFACE ONLY.

Mount the unit using the 4 holes denoted below. M5 (#10 Imperial) screw/bolt diameter is recommended.

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Battery Connection
CAUTION: For safe operation and regulation compliance, DC overcurrent protection and means of
disconnect should be installed between the battery and inverter. In many cases individual battery units
will come with breakers, however overcurrent and disconnecting means should be added for banks of
multiple batteries. Please refer to the typical amperage in table below for required fuse or breaker size.

Ring terminal:
WARNING! All wiring design and install must be performed by qualified personnel.
WARNING! For safe and efficient operation use the appropriate cable size for
battery connections. To reduce risk of injury and equipment damage, use properly
rated cable and terminal sizes.

Recommended battery cable and terminal size:

Ring Terminal
Typical Battery Minimum Cable Torque
Model Dimensions
Amperage capacity Wire Size mm2 value
D (mm) L (mm)
6.5KW 153A 250AH 1*2/0AWG 67 8.4 47 5 Nm

Please follow the below steps for battery connection:

1. Insert the ring connection end of the battery cable through the cable gland of the inverter.
2. Ensure the bottom (flat) side of the cable ring termination is fully seated on the inverter battery terminals.
3. Tighten the terminal nuts to a torque of 5 Nm (3.6ft lbs). Make sure polarity at both the battery and the
inverter/charge is correctly connected and ring terminals are tightly screwed to the battery terminals.

WARNING: Shock Hazard

Arc and shock hazards are present! Do not touch uninsulated wires, and use caution when
making connections. Ensure all equipment is turned off, use proper safety equipment, and follow
best practices.

CAUTION!! Do not place anything between the inverter terminal and the battery cable ring
connector. Overheating and equipment damage can occur.
CAUTION!! Do not apply anti-oxidant substance on the terminals.
CAUTION!! Before making the final DC connection or powering on DC circuits ensure both
positive and negative cable runs are correctly connected throughout the system. Incorrect or loose
connections will damage equipment and pose electrical shock, arc, and fire risks.

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BMS Communication Installation- EG4-LL
1. Introduction
When connecting to LFP battery, it is recommended to purchase a custom-made RJ45 communication
cable. Please check with your dealer or integrator for details.

This custom-made RJ45 communication cable delivers information and signal between lithium battery and
the inverter. The information is listed below:
⚫ Re-configure charging voltage, charging current and battery discharge cut-off voltage according to the
lithium battery parameters.
⚫ Starting and stopping of charging is based on the batteries SOC (State Of Charge)

2. Pin Assignment for BMS Communication Port

Definition
PIN 1 RS232TX
PIN 2 RS232RX
PIN 3 RS485B
PIN 4 NC
PIN 5 RS485A
PIN 6 CANH
PIN 7 CANL
PIN 8 GND

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Battery Networking- EG4-LL
Using the 1ft RS485 cable interconnect your batteries as illustrated in the
diagram below.

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Battery Networking-LiFePower4

Using the 1ft RS485 cable interconnect your batteries as illustrated in the
diagram below.

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Settings for EG4 Lithium Batteries- Master/Slave

1). Dip Switch: There are 4 Dip Switches which set different baud rates and battery
group addresses. If switch position is turned to the “OFF” position, it means “0”. If
switch position is turned to the “ON” position, it means “1”.

EG4-LL Battery EG4-LifePower4 Battery

• Dip 1, 2, and 3 are in the
“ON” position*on = down • Dip 1, 2, 3, and 4 are in the
“OFF” position*off = down
• Dip 4 is in the "OFF"
position*off = up • The ALL "OFF" position is to
indicate the Master battery
• The 1-3 "ON" & 4 "OFF"
status and is reserved for
configuration is to indicate
communications with the
Master battery status and
is reserved for inverter
communications with the • A Max of 16 batteries can
inverter. communicate in a single
• A Max of 16 batteries can battery bank.
communicate in a single
battery bank using
different dipswitch
addresses.

Please Note: If you change the dipswitches, you must power cycle the batteries
for the BMS to recognize the new dipswitch address.
2). Installation
Step 1. Use the RS485 cable to connect the inverter and Lithium battery as Fig 1.
Step 2. Switch on the battery breaker/s.

Step 3. Turn on the inverter.

Step 4. Select battery type as “EG4” in LCD program 5 for the Master inverter. For other paralleled
inverters, set to "USE".
If communication between the inverter and battery is successful, the battery icon on LCD display will flash
NOTE: For EG4-LL ensure the red power switch is set to "ON" as well as the breaker.
NOTE: Even with the EG4 batteries having built-in breakers, a minimum 150A in line breaker is required, and a 200A
in line breaker is recommended.
NOTE: Refer to each battery manual for setting master and follower battery address settings.

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AC Input/Output Connections
CAUTION!! Install a breaker at the source of the AC input power source per requirements of authority
having jurisdiction. Ensure the AC source circuit is properly rated for the inverter/charger load
specification.

CAUTION!! There are two terminal blocks with “IN” and “OUT” markings. Do NOT reverse the input and
output connections. Ensure Line, Neutral, and Ground are wired to the correct terminals.

WARNING! All wiring must be performed by a qualified personnel.

WARNING! It is very important for system safety and efficient operation to use appropriate cable for AC
input connection. To reduce risk of injury and equipment damage, use properly sized cables according to local
jurisdiction and electrical code/requirements.

Suggested cable requirement for AC wires

Model Gauge Torque Value

6.5KW 4 AWG Max 1.4~ 1.6Nm

Follow the below steps to connect the AC input and output:

1. Before making AC input/output connection, be all power sources are off.
2. Remove 10mm (3/8in) wire insulation from the ground wires. Remove 7mm (~1/4in) of wire insulation
from the Line and Neutral conductors. Ensure no conductor is exposed beyond terminal block, paying
special attention to possible stray wire strands.
3. Fix two cable glands into input and output sides.
4. Insert AC input wires according to polarities indicated on terminal block and tighten the terminal screws. Be
sure to connect PE protective conductor ( ) first.

Ground (Green or Green with Yellow stripe)

L→LINE(Black for Line 1)(Red for Line 2 in 120/240 split-phase configuration)
N→Neutral (White or Gray)

WARNING:
Ensure all AC sources remain off and all loads are turned off at the breakers before continuing with the
wiring process. Confirm AC source is off with multi-meter or non-contact voltage pen/tester.

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5. Connect the AC output wires according to labels printed on the case above the terminal blocks.
Connect the ground wire first ( ).
Ground (Green or Green with Yellow stripe)
L→LINE (Black for Line 1)(Red for Line 2 in 120/240 split-phase configuration)
N→Neutral (White or Gray)

6. Make sure the wires are properly connected and the terminal blocks are torqued to spec.

CAUTION: Important
Connect AC wires to the correct terminals. If L and N wires are reversed, it will cause a
short-circuit and damage the equipment and loads connected to the system.

CAUTION: Appliances with heavy start and run demands, such as air conditioners, require
special consideration. For many air conditioners for example, at least 2~3 minutes to restart
can be required to allow enough time to balance refrigerant gases. If a power outage occurs and
recovers in a short time, it may cause damage to connected appliances. To prevent damage,
please check with the manufacturer of the appliance to see if it is equipped with a time-delay function
or soft-start feature before installation. Overload of the inverter/charger may trigger a fault leading
to sudden loss of AC output power, which may cause damage to appliances with motors/compressors.

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PV Connections
CAUTION: Before connecting PV modules/strings, install separate DC circuit breakers or a means of
disconnect paired with properly sized fuses between inverter and PV array/s. DO NOT work with or
connect live PV conductors to the unit. Ensure all exposed conductors are safely disconnected from
the power source.

NOTE: Use a 600VDC/30A rate circuit breaker. DC rated breakers must be used. The over voltage
category of the PV input is II. Please follow the steps below to implement PV module connection.
WARNING: Because the inverter/charger is non-isolated, only three types of PV modules are
acceptable: monocrystalline and polycrystalline with class A-rated and CIGS modules.
To avoid malfunction, do not connect PV modules with possible current leakage. For example, grounded
PV modules will cause current leakage to the inverter. When using CIGS modules, please be sure NOT to
ground.
CAUTION: It is required to use a PV surge protection device. Damage to the inverter can occur from
surges such as lightning or short circuiting.

Step 1: Check the voltage of the PV modules/strings; ensure open circuit voltage (Voc) is designed to
never exceed the units rating (500V DC). This unit is equipped with two PV MPPT string inputs. Ensure
the maximum operating amperage (Imp) of each PV input is 18A or less. When using Rapid Shut Down
equipment refer to the RSS manufacturer's specifications for per-device and per-string ratings.

CAUTION: Exceeding the maximum input voltage can destroy the unit! Check the system before wire connections.

Step 2: Disconnect the circuit breaker and switch off the DC disconnect. Follow wiring process below.

i. Remove 10 mm (3/8in) of insulation for positive

and negative conductors.
ii. Check correct polarity of connection cable from
PV modules and PV input connectors at the
disconnect. Connect positive pole (+) of
connection cable to positive pole (+) of PV input
connector. Connect negative pole (-) of connection
cable to negative pole (-) of PV input connector.

Step 3: Step 3: Make sure the wires are fully

inserted and the terminals are torqued to spec.

CAUTION! Ensure no wire strands are exposed

outside of the terminals blocks. No copper of the
conductions should be visible.

It is highly recommended to use red PV wire for

positive and black PV wire for negative to
reduce risk of reversing polarity in the system.

WARNING!
Open circuit Voltage (Voc of PV strings must not exceed the maximum PV array open circuit voltage of the
inverter. Check for environmental impacts on Voc, such as temperature in accordance to the module
manufacturers data sheet and reliable weather data for the installation location.
Voltage at Maximum Power (Vmp) of PV strings must be higher than the start-up voltage.

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Parallel Inverter Connections

1. Introduction
This model of inverter is a 120V Single-phase unit able to operate in parallel with multiple other units. The
parallel function can be used to support multiple electrical system types, including multi-inverter Single-phase,
240 Split-phase, or 3-phase.

ATTENTION: Carefully review the paralleling requirements, specifically the current sharing cable connection
tables and parallel settings.

Battery Bank Considerations:

When designing the system, ensure the battery bank of the system is able to support both the potential max
load/s and constant load. Multiple inverters meeting a high load requirement with an undersized battery bank
will result in a system shutdown and potentially damage equipment.

Recommended Battery Sizing:

Inverters per System 2 3 4 5 6

Battery Capacity (48V) 200AH 300AH 400AH 600AH 600AH

WARNING! All inverters of a system must share the same battery bank. Ensure all batteries are connected to
common bus bars, with equal cable lengths between both the batteries/bus and inverter/bus connections.

2. Parallel Connections for 120V Single-phase:

Current Sharing Cables - configuration will be

noted on each diagram with dashed lines (green
when printed in color) in the following format:

• Inverter X Port A → Inverter X Port A

• Inverter X Port B → Inverter X Port B

WARNING: Damage to the inverters can occur

if current sharing cables are incorrectly
installed.

See Split-phase and 3-phase communication

connection guides for specifics.

AC connections are the same for units 3-6.

Communication Connection

1 2

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 2 Port B

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Parallel Connections for 120V Single-phase

Continued: Communication Connection

1 2 3

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 3 Port A

Communication Connection

1 2 3 4

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 4 Port B
• Inverter 3 Port A → Inverter 4 Port A

Communication Connection

1 2 3 4 5

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 4 Port A
• Inverter 3 Port A → Inverter 5 Port B
• Inverter 4 Port B → Inverter 5 Port A

Communication Connection
1 2 3 4 5 6

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 4 Port A
• Inverter 3 Port A → Inverter 5 Port A
• Inverter 4 Port B → Inverter 6 Port A
• Inverter 5 Port B → Inverter 6 Port B

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3. Parallel Connections for 240V Split-phase: WARNING: Consult a qualified electrician

before installing inverter/chargers on lines/legs
Line 1 Line 2
in an unbalanced configuration. Unbalanced
lines/legs can lead to equipment damage and
loss of efficiency.

WARNING: Do not connect the current

sharing cables between inverters operating on
different phases/lines (Split-phase and 3-
phase configurations). Damage to the
inverters can occur if current sharing cables
are incorrectly installed.

N
Current Sharing Cables - configuration will
L1
L2 be noted on each diagram with dashed lines
(green when printed in color) in the following
format:
N
L1
L2

• Inverter X Port A → Inverter X Port A

Communication Connection • Inverter X Port B → Inverter X Port B
Line 1 Line 2
1 2

Communication Connection
Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 2

N
L1
L2

N
L1
L2

Communication Connection
Line 1 Line 2
1 2 3 4

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A • Inverter 3 Port A → Inverter 4 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 2 Port B • Inverter 3 Port B → Inverter 4 Port B

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Parallel Connections for 240V Split-phase Continued:

Line 1 Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 2 Line 2

N
L1
L2

N
L1
L2

Communication Connection
Line 1 Line 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A • Inverter 4 Port A → Inverter 5 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B • Inverter 4 Port B → Inverter 6 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 3 Port A • Inverter 5 Port B → Inverter 6 Port A

4. Parallel Connections for 3-phase: WARNING: Consult a qualified

electrician before configuring
Line 1 Line 2 Line 3
phase/line inbalanaced
systems. Unbalanced legs can
lead to equipment damage and
loss of efficiency.

Current Sharing Cables -

configuration will be noted on
each diagram with dashed lines
(green when printed in color)
in the following format:

N • Inverter X Port A → Inverter X Port A

• Inverter X Port B → Inverter X Port B
L1
L2
L3

N
L1
L2
L3
WARNING: Do not connect the
Communication Connection current sharing cables between
inverters operating on different
Line 1 Line 2 Line 3 phases (Split-phase and 3-phase
1 2 3 configurations). Damage to the
inverters can occur if current sharing
cables are incorrectly installed.

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Parallel Connections for 3-phase Continued:

Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 3

N
L1
L2
L3

N
L1
L2
L3

Communication Connection

Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 3

1 2 3 4

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 2 Port B

Line 1 Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 3

N
L1
L2
L3

N
L1
L2
L3

Communication Connection

Line 1 Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 3

1 2 3 4 5

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 3 Port A

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Parallel Connections for 3-phase Continued:

Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 2 Line 3

N
L1
L2
L3

N
L1
L2
L3

Communication Connection
Line 1 Line 2
Line 3
1 2 3 4 5

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A • Inverter 3 Port A → Inverter 4 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 2 Port B • Inverter 3 Port B → Inverter 4 Port B

Line 1 Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 2 Line 3

N
L1
L2
L3

N
L1
L2
L3

Communication Connection
Line 1 Line 2
Line 3
1 2 3 4 5 6

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A • Inverter 4 Port A → Inverter 5 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B • Inverter 4 Port B → Inverter 5 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 3 Port A

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Parallel Connections for 3-phase Continued:

Line 1 Line 1 Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 3

N
L1
L2
L3

N
L1
L2
L3

Communication Connection
Line 1 Line 2 Line 3
1 2 3 4 5 6

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 3 Port B
• Inverter 2 Port B → Inverter 4 Port B
• Inverter 3 Port A → Inverter 4 Port A

Line 1 Line 1 Line 2 Line 2 Line 3 Line 3

N
L1
L2
L3

N
L1
L2
L3

Communication Connection
Line 1 Line 2 Line 3

1 2 3 4 5 6

• Inverter 1 Port A → Inverter 2 Port A • Inverter 5 Port A → Inverter 6 Port A

• Inverter 1 Port B → Inverter 2 Port B • Inverter 5 Port B → Inverter 6 Port B
• Inverter 3 Port A → Inverter 4 Port A
• Inverter 3 Port B → Inverter 4 Port B

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Final Assembly
After completing the wiring process, slide the front cover part way back on, then re-connect the three
front cover cables (fig. 1). Finish by sliding the front cover all the way back on and securing the screws.

Figure 1.

Remote Display Panel Installation

For remote system viewing, the LCD module can be removed from the front cover and installed with an
optional communication cable. Follow the steps below for remote display setup.

Step 1. Removing the Display

1. Remove the screw on the bottom of the display, remove the metal retention tab.
2. Slide the display out of the front cover.
3. Detach the cable from the original communication port. Tuck the cable into the front cover opening.
4. Replace the retention plate onto the front cover.

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Step 2. Prepare the mounting location using the holes on the back of the display for reference. For a
transferable template, use a piece of paper pressed against the back of the display and mark with a pen
or make small holes in the paper.

Note: Ensure the screw heads and diameter are the correct size to avoid damaging the display.

Step 3. After the display is securely mounted, connect the display to the inverter using a RJ45 cable
(recommended CAT5e or better) as shown below.

RS-232 to PC Remote display

communication

Micro USB to PC

BMS communication

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OPERATING THE INVERTER/CHARGER

Power ON/OFF
After completing installation of the unit it is ready for powering on for setup. Start by pressing the On/
Off switch (located on the display panel) to turn on the unit.

Inverter Start-Up
After the inverter is turned on, the WELCOME light show will be started with RGB LED bar. It will slowly cycle
through entire spectrum of nine colors for ~10-15 seconds, and the LCD screen will display a countdown.
After initialization, the LED status bar will switch to the default color. See the LCD settings sections to adjust
the default.

Display Panel Layout

The operation and the LCD module, shown in the chart below, includes six indicators, six function keys, on/off
switch and a LCD display to indicate the operating status and input/output power information.
Setting LED 2 LCD display
Setting LED 1

Function keys Status indicators

Function keys
Setting LED 3
On/off switch

Indicators
LED Indicator Color Solid/Flashing Messages
Setting LED 1 Green Solid On Output powered by utility
Setting LED 2 Green Solid On Output powered by PV
Setting LED 3 Green Solid On Output powered by battery
Solid On Output is available in line mode
Green
Flashing Output is powered by battery in battery mode
Status Solid On Battery is fully charged
Green
indicators Flashing Battery is charging.
Solid On Fault mode
Red
Flashing Warning mode

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Function Keys
Function Key Description
ESC Exit the setting
USB function setting Select USB OTG functions
Timer setting for the Output source
Setup the timer for prioritizing the output source
priority
Timer setting for the Charger source
Setup the timer for prioritizing the charger source
priority
Press these two keys at the same time to switch RGB
+ LED bar between output source priority and battery
discharge/charge status.
Up To last selection
Down To next selection
Enter To confirm/enter the selection in setting mode

Display Icons

Icon Function description

Input Source Information

Indicates the AC input.
Indicates the PV input
Indicates input voltage, input frequency, PV voltage, charger current,
charger power, battery voltage. Use the up/down arrows to scroll.
Configuration Program and Fault Information

Indicates the setting programs.

Indicates the warning and fault codes.

Warning: flashing with warning code.

Fault: lighting with fault code

Output Information
Displays output voltage, frequency, load percent, load in VA, load in
watts, and discharging current. Use the up/down arrows to scroll.
Battery Information

Indicates battery level by 0-24%, 25-49%, 50-74% and 75-100% in

battery mode and charging status in line mode.

NOTE: When battery is charging, it will present battery charging status.

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Status Battery voltage LCD Display

<2V/cell 4 bars will flash in turns.
Constant Bottom bar will be on and the other three bars
2 ~ 2.083V/cell
will flash in turns.
Current mode / Bottom two bars will be on and the other two
2.083 ~ 2.167V/cell
Constant bars will flash in turns.
Voltage mode Bottom three bars will be on and the top bar will
> 2.167 V/cell
flash.
Floating mode. Batteries are fully charged. 4 bars will be on.
In battery mode, it will present battery capacity.
Load Percentage Battery Voltage LCD Display
< 1.85V/cell
1.85V/cell ~ 1.933V/cell
Load >50%
1.933V/cell ~ 2.017V/cell
> 2.017V/cell
< 1.892V/cell
1.892V/cell ~ 1.975V/cell
Load < 50%
1.975V/cell ~ 2.058V/cell
> 2.058V/cell
Load Information
Indicates overload.

Indicates the load level by 0-24%, 25-49%, 50-74% and 75-100%.

0%~24% 25%~49%

50%~74% 75%~100%

Mode Operation Information

Indicates unit connects to the mains.

Indicates unit connects to the PV panel.

Indicates load is supplied by utility power.

Indicates the utility charger circuit is working.

Indicates the solar charger circuit is working.

Indicates the DC/AC inverter circuit is working.

Indicates unit alarm is disabled.

Indicates USB disk is connected.

Indicates timer setting or time display

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Display Screens
Display information can be cycled through by pressing the “UP” or “DOWN” buttons from the main
screen. The screen options are shown in the order in the table below.

Selectable information LCD display

Input voltage=120V, output voltage=120V

Input voltage/Output voltage

(Default Display Screen)

Input frequency=60Hz

Input frequency

PV1 voltage=420V

PV voltage
PV2 voltage=420V

PV1 current = 2.5A

PV current
PV2 current = 2.5A

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PV1 power = 500W

PV power
PV2 power = 500W

AC and PV charging current=50A

PV charging current=50A

Charging current

AC charging current=50A

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AC and PV charging power=500W

PV charging power=500W

Charging power

AC charging power=500W

Battery voltage=55.5V, output voltage=120V

Battery voltage and output voltage

Output frequency=60Hz

Output frequency

Load percent=70%

Load percentage

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When connected load is lower than 1kVA,

load in VA will display xxxVA like below chart.

Load in VA
When load is larger than 1kVA (≧1KVA), load in
VA will present x.xkVA like below chart.

When load is lower than 1kW, load in W

will display xxxW like below chart.

Load in Watt
When load is larger than 1kW (≧1KW), load in
W will display x.xkW like below chart.

Battery voltage=55.5V, discharging current=1A

Battery voltage/DC discharging current

Production = 3.88kWh
Consumption = 6.50kWh.

Example of PV production for a day and

consumption for a day.

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Production = 388kWh,
Consumption = 950kWh.

Example of PV production for a month and consumption

of energy for a month.

Production = 3.88MWh
Consumption = 9.50MWh.

Example of PV production for a year and consumption

of energy for a year.

Total production = 38.8MWh

Total consumption = 95.0MWh.

Example of total system PV production and

consumption.

Date, example Nov 28, 2020.

Date.

Time, example 13:20.

Time.

Main CPU version 00014.04.

Main CPU version.

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Secondary CPU version 00012.03.

Secondary CPU version checking.

Wi-Fi version 00000.24.

Wi-Fi version checking.

Operating Modes
Operation mode Description LCD display
Charging by utility and PV energy.

Charging by utility.

Standby mode

Note: No output is supplied by the

*Standby mode: The inverter unit but it still can charge
is not turned on yet but at batteries.
this time, the inverter can
Charging by PV energy.
charge battery without AC
output.

No charging.

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Operation mode Description LCD display

Fault mode
Note: Not charging.
*Fault mode: Errors are System is not charging,
caused by inside circuit error regardless of PV and grid/AC
or external reasons such as power in being available.
over temperature, output
short circuit and so on.
Charging by utility and PV energy.

Charging by utility.

The unit will provide output

power from the mains. It will
Line Mode
also charge the battery at
line mode. If “SUB” (solar first) is selected as output
source priority and solar energy is not
sufficient to power the load/s, solar energy
and the utility will provide the loads and
charge the battery at the same time.

If either “SUB” (solar first) or “SBU” is selected

as output source priority and battery is not
connected, solar energy and the utility
will power the load/s.

The unit will provide output

power from the mains. It will
Line Mode
also charge the battery at
line mode.
Power from utility.

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Operation mode Description LCD display

Power from battery and PV energy.

PV energy will supply power to the loads and

charge battery at the same time. No utility is
available.

The unit will provide output

Battery Mode power from battery and/or
PV power.
Power from battery only.

Power from PV energy only.

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System Settings
General Setting
After pressing and holding “ ” button for 3 seconds, the unit will enter the Settings Menu.
Press “ ” or “ ” button to select setting programs.
Press “ ” button to confirm you selection or “ ” button to exit.

Setting Programs:
Program Description Selectable option
Escape

00 Exit setting mode

Utility first (default)

Utility will provide power to the
loads as first priority.
Solar and battery energy will
provide power to the loads only
when utility power is not available.

Solar first
Solar energy provides power to the
loads as first priority.
If solar energy is not sufficient to
Output source priority: power all connected loads, Utility
01 To configure load power energy will supply power to the
source priority loads at the same time.

Solar energy provides power to the

loads as first priority.
SBU priority
If solar energy is not sufficient to
power all connected loads, battery
energy will supply power to the
loads at the same time.
Utility provides power to the loads
only when battery voltage drops to
either low-level warning voltage or
the setting point in program 12.
Maximum charging current: 60A (default)
To configure total charging
current for solar and utility Setting range is from 10A to 120A.
02 chargers.
(Max. charging current = Increment of each click is 10A.
utility charging current +
solar charging current)

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Appliances (default)
If selected, acceptable AC input
voltage range will be within
80-140VAC.

03 AC input voltage range

UPS
If selected, acceptable AC input
voltage range will be within
90-140VAC.

AGM (default) Flooded

User-Defined
If “User-Defined” is selected,
battery charge voltage and low DC
cut-off voltage can be set up in
program 26, 27 and 29.

If using EG4 batteries you will

use this battery type for BMS
communications. If this
05 Battery type
battery type is selected
settings 2,26, 27 will be
configured by the BMS.

LIb-protocol compatible
battery

3rd party Lithium battery

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Restart disable (default) Restart enable

Auto restart when overload

06
occurs

Restart disable (default) Restart enable

Auto restart when over

07
temperature occurs

50Hz 60Hz (default)

09 Output frequency

110V 120V (default)

10 Output voltage
127V

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Maximum utility charging

current 30A (default)

Note: If setting value in Setting range is 2A, then from 10A

11 program 02 is smaller than to 120A. Increment of each click is
that in program in 11, the 10A.
inverter will apply charging
current from program 02
for utility charger.
46V (default)

Setting range is from 44V to 51V.

Increment of each click is 1V.

Setting voltage point back

to utility source when SOC 10% (default for
12
selecting “SBU” (SBU Lithium)
priority) in program 01. If the battery type (#05) set as
Lithium, this setting will change to
SOC automatically. Adjustable
range is 5% to 95%. Increment of
each click is 5%.

Battery fully charged 54V (default)

Setting voltage point back

to battery mode when Setting range is from 48V to 61V. Increment of each click is 1V.
13
selecting “SBU” (SBU SOC 30% (default for
priority) in program 01. Lithium) If any types of lithium battery is
selected in program 05, setting
value will change to SOC
automatically. Setting range is
10% to 100%.

If this inverter/charger is working in Line, Standby or Fault mode,

charger source can be programmed as below:
Solar first
Charger source priority:
Solar energy will charge battery as
16 To configure charger source
first priority.
priority
Utility will charge battery only
when solar energy is not available.

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Solar and Utility (default)

Solar energy and utility will charge

battery at the same time.

Charger source priority: Only Solar

16 To configure charger source Solar energy will be the only
priority charger source no matter utility is
available or not.

If this inverter/charger is working in Battery mode, only solar

energy can charge battery. Solar energy will charge battery if it's
available and sufficient.
Alarm on (default) Alarm off

18 Alarm control

Return to default display

screen (default) If selected, display screen will
automatically return to default
display screen (Input voltage
/output voltage) after 1 minute.

Auto return to default

19
display screen
Stay at latest screen

If selected, the display screen

will stay at last screen user
selected.

Backlight on (default) Backlight off

20 Backlight control

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Alarm on (default) Alarm off

Beeps while primary source

22
is interrupted

Bypass disable (default) Bypass enable

Overload bypass:
When enabled, the unit will
23 transfer to line mode if
overload occurs in battery
mode.

Record enable (default) Record disable

25 Record Fault code

default: 56.4V
If self-defined is selected in
program 5, this program can be set
Bulk charging voltage up. Setting range is from 48.0V to
26
(C.V voltage)
61.0V. Increment of each click is
0.1V.

default: 54.0V
If self-defined is selected in
program 5, this program can be set
27 Floating charging voltage up. Setting range is from 48.0V to
61.0V. Increment of each click is
0.1V.

Single: This inverter is used Parallel: This inverter is operated in

in single phase application. parallel system.

AC output mode

28 *This setting is only

available when the inverter
is in standby mode (power
Switch in off position).
When the inverter is operation in split phase application, set up
inverter to be operated in specific phase.

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L1 phase: L2 phase:

L3 phase:

AC output mode
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*This setting is only L1 for split phase: L2 for split phase:
available when the inverter (120° phase difference)
is in standby mode (Switch
off).

L2 for split phase:

(180° phase difference)

default: 44.0V If self-defined is selected in

program 5, this program can be set
Low DC cut-off voltage: up. Setting range is from 42.0V to
⚫ If battery power is only 48.0V. Increment of each click is
power source available,
0.1V. Low DC cut-off voltage will be
inverter will shut down.
⚫ If PV energy and battery fixed to setting value no matter
power are available, what percentage of load is
inverter will charge connected.
29 battery without AC
output. SOC 0% (default for
⚫ If PV energy, battery Lithium) If any types of lithium battery is
power and utility are all selected in program 05, setting
available, inverter will value will change to SOC
transfer to line mode
automatically. Adjustable range
and provide output
power to loads. is 0% to 90%. Increment of each
click is 5%.

Battery equalization Battery equalization disable

(default)

30 Battery equalization

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If “Flooded” or “User-Defined” is selected in program 05, this

program can be set up.
default: 58.4V

Setting range is from 48.0V to

31 Battery equalization voltage 62.0V. Increment of each click is
0.1V.

60min (default)
Setting range is from 5min to
33 Battery equalized time 900min. Increment of each click is
5min.

120min (default)
Setting range is from 5min to 900
min. Increment of each click is 5
34 Battery equalized timeout
min.

30days (default)

Setting range is from 0 to 90 days.

35 Equalization interval
Increment of each click is 1 day

Enable Disable (default)

Equalization activated
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immediately If equalization function is enabled in program 30, this program can
be set up. If “Enable” is selected in this program, it’s to activate
battery equalization immediately and LCD main page will show
“ ”. If “Disable” is selected, it will cancel equalization function
until next activated equalization time arrives based on program 35

setting. At this time, “ ” will not be shown in LCD main page.

Not reset(Default) Reset

Reset all stored data for PV

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output load energy

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Disable (Default)

If selected, battery discharge

protection is disabled.

30A

Maximum discharging The setting range is from 30 A to

41 current 150 A. Increment of each click is
10A.
If discharging current is higher
than setting value, battery will stop
discharging. At this time, if the
150A utility is available, the inverter will
operate in bypass mode. If no
utility is available, the inverter will
shut down after 5-minute
operation in battery mode.

Enabled (default) Disable

On/Off control for RGB LED

*This setting must be
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enable to activate RGB LED
lighting function.

Low Normal (default)

52 Brightness of RGB LED

High

Low Normal (default)

53 Lighting speed of RGB LED

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High

Scrolling Breathing

54 RGB LED effects

Solid on (Default)

C01: (Default) C02:

Color combination of RGB ⚫ Violet-White-Sky blue ⚫ White-Yellow-Green
LED to show energy source ⚫ Pink-Honey ⚫ Royal blue-Lime yellow
and battery
55 charge/discharge status:
⚫ Grid-PV-Battery
⚫ Battery
charge/discharge status

Not reset (Default) Reset

93 Erase all data log

3 minutes 5 minutes

Data log recorded interval

*The maximum data log
94 number is 1440. If it’s over
10 minutes (default) 20 minutes
1440, it will re-write the first
log.

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30 minutes 60 minutes
Data log recorded interval
*The maximum data log
94 number is 1440. If it’s over
1440, it will re-write the first
log.

For minute setting, the range is from 0 to 59.

95 Time setting – Minute

For hour setting, the range is from 0 to 23.

96 Time setting – Hour

For day setting, the range is from 1 to 31.

97 Time setting– Day

For month setting, the range is from 1 to 12.

98 Time setting– Month

For year setting, the range is from 17 to 99.

99 Time setting – Year

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USB Function Settings
There are three function keys on the display panel to implement special functions such as USB OTG,
timer setting for output source priority and timer setting for charger source priority.
1. USB Function Setting
Insert an OTG USB disk into the USB port ( ). Press and hold “ ” button for 3 seconds to enter USB
Setup Mode. These functions including inverter firmware upgrade, data log export and internal parameters
re-write from the USB disk.

Procedure LCD Screen

Step 1: Press and hold “ ” button for 3 seconds to enter USB function setting mode.

Step 2: Press “ ”, “ ” or “ ” button to enter the selectable setting programs

(detailed descriptions in Step 3).

Step 3: Please select setting program by following the procedure.

Program# Operation Procedure LCD Screen
: This function is to upgrade inverter firmware. If firmware upgrade is needed, please check
Upgrade
with your dealer or installer for detailed instructions.
firmware

:
This function is to over-write all parameter settings (TEXT file) with settings in the On-The-Go
Re-write USB disk from a previous setup or to duplicate inverter settings. Please check with your dealer
internal or installer for detail instructions.
parameters
By pressing “ ” button to export data log from the inverter to USB disk. If

the selected function is ready, LCD will display “ ”. Press “ ” button to

confirm the selection again.

:
⚫ Press “ ” button to select “Yes”, LED 1 will flash once every second
Export data
during the process. It will only display and all LEDs will be on after
log
this action is complete. Then, press “ ” button to return to main
screen.

⚫ Or press “ ” button to select “No” to return to main screen.

NOTE:If no button is pressed for 1 minute, it will automatically return to main screen.

Error message for USB On-the-Go functions:

Error Code Messages
No USB disk is detected.

USB disk is protected from copy.

Document inside the USB disk with wrong format.

NOTE: If any error occurs, error code will only show for 3 seconds. After 3 seconds, it will automatically
return to display screen.

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2. Timer Setting for Output Source Priority
This timer setting is to set up the output source priority per day.

Procedure LCD Screen

Step 1: Press and hold “ ” button for 3 seconds to enter Timer Setup Mode for output
source priority.

Step 2: Press “ ”, “ ” or “ ” button to enter the selectable programs (detail

descriptions in Step 3).

Step 3: Please select setting program by following each procedure.

Program# Operation Procedure LCD Screen
Press “ ” button to set up Utility First Timer. Press “ ” button to select
staring time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to adjust values and press “ ” to
confirm. Press “ ” button to select end time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to
adjust values, press “ ” button to confirm. The setting values are from 00 to
23, with 1-hour increment.

Press “ ” button to set up Solar First Timer. Press “ ” button to select

staring time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to adjust values and press “ ” to
confirm. Press “ ” button to select end time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to
adjust values, press “ ” button to confirm. The setting values are from 00 to
23, with 1-hour increment.

Press “ ” button to set up SBU Priority Timer. Press “ ” button to select

staring time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to adjust values and press “ ” to
confirm. Press “ ” button to select end time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to
adjust values, press “ ” button to confirm. The setting values are from 00 to
23, with 1-hour increment.

Press “ ” button to exit the Setup Mode.

3. Timer Setting for the Charger Source Priority

This timer setting is to set up the charger source priority per day.
Procedure LCD Screen

Step 1: Press and hold “ ” button for 3 seconds to enter Timer Setup Mode for charging

source priority.

Step 2: Press “ ”, “ ” or “ ” button to enter the selectable programs (detail

descriptions in Step 3).

Step 3: Please select setting program by following each procedure.

Program# Operation Procedure LCD Screen
Press “ ” button to set up Solar First Timer. Press “ ” button to select
staring time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to adjust values and press “ ” to
confirm. Press “ ” button to select end time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to
adjust values, press “ ” button to confirm. The setting values are from 00 to
23, with 1-hour increment.

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Press “ ” button to set up Solar & Utility Timer. Press “ ” button to select

staring time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to adjust values and press “ ” to

confirm. Press “ ” button to select end time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to
adjust values, press “ ” button to confirm. The setting values are from 00 to
23, with 1-hour increment.
Press “ ” button to set up Solar Only Timer. Press “ ” button to select
staring time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to adjust values and press “ ” to
confirm. Press “ ” button to select end time. Press “ ” or “ ” button to
adjust values, press “ ” button to confirm. The setting values are from 00 to
23, with 1-hour increment.
Press “ ” button to exit the Setup Mode.

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Commissioning - Battery Based

Note: Systems must be commissioned while connected to battery banks. PV or AC input only based
commissioning is not recommended or supported.

120V Single Phase

Step 1: Check the following requirements before commissioning:

• Ensure all wire connections are correct.

• Ensure all breakers of the inputs and outputs are in the off position.
Display Code Reference:

Code Description Icon on

NE Unidentified unit master or slave

HS Master unit

SL Slave unit

Step 2: Provide power from the battery bank to the inverters, and power all inverters on.

Step 3: After the startup countdown, old the enter “ ” button for 3 seconds to access the settings menu.

Step 4: Use the down arrow to go to program setting 28 (AC output mode).

Step 5: Place all inverters into standby mode (fully depress the power button - inverter screen will remain
on).

Step 6: On your host inverter, program setting 28 to "PAL", and press “ ” to save and exit. Repeat the
process to set each slave inverter to "PAL".

Note: Step 6 must be completed within 25 seconds of the end of setting the host inverter. The system will
shut down after the connected inverters are taken out of phase. This is a safety feature that ensures all AC
output is correctly programmed. If completion in 25 seconds is not possible and the system shuts down,
begin by restarting the last inverter which was successfully programed and continue until all inverters have
been setup correctly.

Step 7: Turn off all battery breakers. (Power down system)

Step 8: Using a multimeter, verify that there is no voltage on the inverter’s battery lugs.

Step 9: Turn on all battery breakers, and power on inverters.

Step 10: Switch on all AC in breakers. If fault 82 occurs, the inverters will automatically restart.

Step 11: Switch on all AC out breakers.

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240V Split-phase
Step 1: Check the following requirements before commissioning:

• Ensure all wire connections are correct.

• Ensure all breakers of the inputs and outputs are in the off position.
Display Code Reference:

Code Description Icon on

NE Unidentified unit master or slave

HS Master unit

SL Slave unit

Step 2: Supply power from the battery bank to the inverters by turning on the DC breakers or
disconnect, and power on all inverters.
LCD display in Master unit LCD display in Slave unit Note: Master and slave units
are randomly defined if units
are powered on together. To
define a host unit, start the
unit you wish to be the host
first.

Step 3: After the startup countdown, hold the enter “ ” button for 3 seconds to access the settings menu.

Step 4: Use the down arrow to go to program setting 28 (AC output mode).

Step 5: Place all inverters into standby mode (fully depress the power button - inverter screen will remain on).

Steps 6: On your host inverter; press enter “ ” to access setting 28, program inverter to 2P1, and press the
escape “ ” button to save and exit.

Step 7: On your slave inverter; press enter “ ” to access setting 28, program inverter to 2P2 180, and press the
escape “ ” button to save and exit.

Unit 1 LCD display in L1 Unit 2 LCD display in L2-phase

Note: Step 7 must be completed within 25 seconds of the end of step 5. The system will shut down after the
connected inverters are taken out of phase. This is a safety feature that ensures all AC output is correctly
programmed. If completion in 25 seconds is not possible and the system shuts down, begin by restarting the last
inverter which was successfully programed and continue until all inverters have been setup correctly.

Step 8: Once all inverters are set to the correct XPX under setting 28, turn off all battery power via breakers.
(Power down system)

Step 9: Using a multimeter, verify there is no voltage on the inverter’s battery lugs.

Step 10: Turn on all battery breakers, and power on inverters.

Step 11: Switch on all AC in breakers. If a fault occurs, make sure L1 and L2 are phased correctly.

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3-phase Commissioning:
Step 1: Check the following requirements before commissioning:
• Ensure all wire connections are correct.
• Ensure all breakers of the inputs and outputs are in the off position.

Display Code Reference:

Code Description Icon on

NE Unidentified unit master or slave

HS Master unit

SL Slave unit

Step 2: Provide power from the battery to the inverters, and power both inverters on.

Step 3: After the startup countdown hold the enter button “ ” button for 3 seconds to access the settings
menu.

Step 4: Use the down arrow to go to program setting 28 (AC output mode).

Step 5: Place both inverters into standby mode (fully depress the power button - inverter screen will remain
on).

Step 6: On the host inverter; press the enter button “ ” to access setting 28, program inverter to 3P1,
and press escape button “ ” to save and exit.

Step 7: On slave 1 inverter; press the enter enter button “ ” to access setting 28, program inverter to 3P2
12, and press escape button “ ” to save and exit.

Step 8: On slave 2 inverter; press the enter button “ ” to access setting 28, program inverter to 3P3 12,
and press the escape button “ ” to save and exit.

Note: Repeat steps 7 and 8 for all slave inverters, setting them according to the phase they are on. Step 7
and 8 must be completed within 25 seconds of the end of step 5. The system will shut down after the
connected inverters are taken out of phase. This is a safety feature that ensures all AC output is correctly
programmed. If completion in 25 seconds is not possible and the system shuts down, begin by restarting the
last inverter which was successfully programed and continue until all inverters have been setup correctly.

Step 9: Turn off all battery breakers. (Power down system)

Step 10: Using a multimeter, verify that there is no voltage on the inverter’s battery lugs.

Step 11: Turn on all battery breakers, and power on inverters.

Step 12: Switch on all AC in breakers. If fault 82 occurs, the inverters will automatically restart.

Step 13: Switch on all AC out breakers.

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Communications
Serial to PC Connection
Please use the supplied serial cable for connection between the inverter and your PC. Install the
monitoring software from the bundled CD and follow the on-screen instructions to complete your installation.
For detailed software operation, refer to the software user manual on the bundled CD.
Wi-Fi Connection to Internet
This unit is equipped with a Wi-Fi transmitter. The Wi-Fi transmitter can enable wireless communication
between off-grid inverters and monitoring platform. Users can access and control the monitored
inverter with downloaded APP. You can find the “WatchPower” app on the Apple® Store or “WatchPower
Wi-Fi” in the Google® Play Store. All data loggers and parameters are saved in iCloud.

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CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE FOR ANTI-DUST KIT

Overview
Every inverter comes with an installed anti-dusk kit from the factory. The inverter will automatically detect
this kit and activate an internal thermal sensor to adjust internal temperature, also keeping dust out of of
the inverter, increasing the product reliability and lifespan.

Cleaning and Maintenance

Step 1: Loosen the screw in figure 1.

Figure 1

Step 2: Remove the cover and take out air filter foam as shown in the image below.

Foam Filter

Metal Cover

Step 3: Clean air filter foam and metal cover. After cleaning, re-assemble and install the dust-kit back in the
inverter.
Please Note: The anti-dust kit should be cleaned monthly.

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TROUBLE SHOOTING
Problem LCD/LED/Buzzer Explanation / Possible cause What to do
Unit shuts down LCD/LEDs and buzzer
automatically will be active for 3 The battery voltage is too low 1. Re-charge battery.
during startup seconds and then (<1.91V/Cell) 2. Replace battery.
process. complete off.
1. The battery voltage is far too 1. Check if batteries and the
No response after low. (<1.4V/Cell) wiring are connected
No indication.
power on. 2. Battery polarity is reversed. corrected and securly.
2. Re-charge battery.
Input voltage is
Check if AC breaker is
displayed as 0 on the
Input protector is tripped tripped and AC wiring is
LCD and green LED
connected correctly.
is flashing.
1. Check if AC wires are too
Mains exist but the
thin and/or too long.
unit works in
Insufficient quality of AC power. 2. Check if generator (if
battery mode. Green LED is flashing.
(Shore or Generator) applied) is working well or if
input voltage range setting is
correct. (UPS→Appliance)
“Solar First” is set as the priority Change output source priority
Green LED is flashing.
energy source for loads. to Utility first.
When the unit is
turned on, internal LCD display and LEDs Check if battery wires are
Battery is disconnected.
relay is switched on are flashing connected well.
and off repeatedly.
Reduce the connected load by
Overload error. The inverter is
Fault code 07 switching off some
overload 110% and time is up.
equipment.
Check if wiring is connected
Output short circuited. well and remove abnormal
load.
Fault code 05
Temperature of internal converter
Check whether the air flow of
component is over 120°C. (Only
the unit is blocked or whether
available for 1-3KVA models.)
the ambient temperature is
Internal temperature of inverter
Fault code 02 too high.
component is over 100°C.
Battery is over-charged. Return to repair center.
Fault code 03 Check if spec and quantity
Buzzer beeps The battery voltage is too high. of batteries meet minimum
continuously and design requirements.
red LED is on.
Fault code 01 Fan fault Replace the fan.
Output abnormal (Inverter 1. Reduce the connected
Fault code 06/58 voltage is below 190Vac or is load.
higher than 260Vac) 2. Return to repair center
Fault code
Internal components failed. Return to repair center.
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Fault code 51 Over current or surge.
Check to ensure you are
Fault code 52 Bus voltage is too low. getting proper PV voltage to
the inverter.
Fault code 55 Output voltage is unbalanced.
If the battery is connected
Battery is not connected well or
Fault code 56 well, please return to repair
fuse is burnt.
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Trouble shooting Cont.
Situation
Fault Solution
Fault Event Description
Code
1. Restart the inverter.
2. Confirmed Line and Neutral wires are landed correctly.
3. For parallel system in single phase, make sure the current sharing
Current feedback into
cables are connected for all on inverters on each phase.
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For supporting three-phase system, make sure the sharing cables are
detected.
connected in the inverters in the same phase, and disconnected in the
inverters in different phases.
4. If the problem remains, please contact your retailer.
1. Update all inverter firmware to the same version.
The firmware version 2. Check the version of each inverter via LCD setting and make sure the
71 of each inverter is not CPU versions are the same. If not, please contact your installer to
the same. provide the firmware to update.
3. After updating, if the problem still remains, please contact your retailer.
The output current of 1. Check if sharing cables are connected well and restart the
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different. 2. If the problem remains, please contact your retailer.
80 CAN data loss
1. Check if communication cables are connected correctly and
81 Host data loss
restart the inverter.
Synchronization data
82 2. If the problem remains, please contact your retailer.
loss
1. Make sure all inverters share the same group of batteries.
2. Remove all loads and disconnect AC input and PV input. Then, check
The battery voltage of battery voltage of all inverters. If the values from all inverters are close,
83 each inverter is not the please check if all battery cables are the same length and same material
same. type. Otherwise, please contact your retailer to provide SOP to calibrate
battery voltage of each inverter.
3. If the problem still remains, please contact your retailer.
1. Check the utility wiring conncetion and restart the inverter.
AC input voltage and 2. Make sure utility starts up at same time. If there are breakers installed
84 frequency are detected between utility and inverters, please be sure all breakers can be turned
different. on AC input at same time.
3. If the problem remains, please contact your retailer.
1. Restart the inverter.
AC output 2. Remove some loads and re-check load information from LCD of
85 current inverters. If the values are different, please check if AC input and
imbalance output cables are in the same length and material type.
3. If the problem remains, please contact your retailer.
1. Switch off the inverter and check LCD setting #28.
2. For parallel system in single phase, ensure setting #28 is set to "PAL"
AC output mode
86 For supporting split-phase system, ensure setting #28 is set to
setting is different.
2P1/2P2
3. If the problem remains, please contact your retailer.

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Appendix I: Fault & Warning Codes

Fault Code Fault Event Icon on
01 Fan is locked when inverter is off.

02 Over temperature

03 Battery voltage is too high

04 Battery voltage is too low

05 Output short circuit.

06 Output voltage is too high.

07 Overload time out

08 Bus voltage is too high

09 Bus soft start failed

10 PV over current

11 PV over voltage

12 DC/DC over current

13 Battery discharge over current

51 Over current

52 Bus voltage is too low

53 Inverter soft start failure

55 Over DC voltage in AC output

57 Current sensor failed

58 Output voltage is too low

60 Power feedback protection

71 Firmware version inconsistent

72 Current sharing fault

80 CAN fault

81 Host loss

82 Synchronization loss

83 Battery voltage detected different

84 AC input voltage and frequency detected different

85 AC output current unbalance

86 AC output mode setting is different

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Code Reference -
Related information code will be displayed on LCD screen. Please check inverter LCD screen for the operation.
Code Description Action
If battery status is not allowed to charge and
discharge after the communication between
the inverter and battery is successful, it will
show code 60 to stop charging and discharging
battery.
Check battery communication cables for
damage or improper connections.
Battery Connection Lost Confirm the pin-out of the cables is
After battery is connected, communication correct and there is no damage to the
cable or port pins.
signal is not detected for 3 minutes,
buzzer will beep. After 10 minutes,
inverter will stop charging and discharging
to lithium battery. Communication lost
occurs after the inverter and battery is
connected successfully, buzzer beeps
immediately.

Press “UP” or “DOWN” key to switch LCD

display until below screen shows. It will
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Battery number is changed. It probably is warning code will be clear.
because of communication lost between
battery packs.

The battery is unable to charge even with Check the battery bank and each unit for
status. If one battery has failed, see
functional inverter to BMS communication.
battery troubleshooting guide. Attempting
Likely cause is a cell or pack being in an over- to reboot the system with only the good
voltage state. batteries may restore some functionality.
Battery charge has dropped to critical and this Check the PV array at the disconnect
after safely turning the strings off. Use a
code indicates a failure to charge from the PV
properly rate multimeter and see
source when set to solar only. System will accredited PV string/array
switch to AC source for charging. troubleshooting guides.
If the battery is not able to discharge while Check the battery bank and each unit for
communication is active/functioning, this code status. If one battery has failed, see
battery troubleshooting guide. Attempting
will indicate the issue. Example issue is a cell or to reboot the system with only the good
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Warning Indicator
Warning
Warning Event Audible Alarm Icon flashing
Code
Beep three times every
01 Fan is locked when inverter is on.
second

02 Over temperature None

03 Battery is over-charged Beep once every second

04 Low battery Beep once every second

07 Overload Beep once every 0.5 second

10 Output power derating Beep twice every 3 seconds

15 PV energy is low. Beep twice every 3 seconds

High AC input (>280VAC) during
16 None
BUS soft start
Communication failure between
32 None
inverter and remote display panel
Battery equalization None

Battery is not connected None

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LEAD BATTERY CHEMISTRY EQUALIZATION
The equalization function is added into charge controller. It reverses the buildup of negative chemical effects
like stratification, a condition where acid concentration is greater at the bottom of the battery than at the
top. Equalization also helps to remove sulfate crystals that might have built up on the plates. If left
unchecked, this condition, called sulfation, will reduce the overall capacity of the battery. Therefore, it is
recommended to equalize battery periodically.

⚫ Starting Equalization
To start the battery equalization function in monitoring LCD setting, start by setting program to 33. Then, you
may apply this function in device by either one of following methods:
1. Setting equalization interval in program 37.
2. Active equalization on demand using program 39.

⚫ When to Equalize
In float stage, when the setting equalization interval (battery equalization cycle) has arrived, the
equalization process is activated immediately, and the controller will enter Equalization stage.

⚫ Equalize charging time and timeout

In Equalize stage, the controller will supply power to charge the battery as much as possible until
battery voltage raises to the battery equalization voltage. Then, a constant-voltage regulation is applied to
maintain battery voltage at the required equalization voltage. The battery will remain in the Equalize stage
until the battery equalize time setting has arrived.

If the battery equalization time has expired while in the equalize stage, and battery voltage does not rise
to the required equalization voltage point, the charge controller will extend the battery equalization
time until battery voltage achieves battery equalization voltage. If battery voltage is still lower than battery
equalization voltage when battery equalization timeout setting is over, the charge controller will stop
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Appendix II: Wi-Fi Operation Guide in Remote Panel
1. Introduction
Wi-Fi module can enable wireless communication between off-grid inverters and monitoring platform. Users
have complete and remote monitoring and controlling experience for inverters when combining Wi-Fi module
with WatchPower APP, available for both iOS and Android based device. All data loggers and parameters are
saved in iCloud.
The major functions of this APP:
⚫ Delivers device status during normal operation.
⚫ Allows user to configure device setting after
installation.
⚫ Notifies users when a warning or alarm occurs.
⚫ Allows users to query inverter history data.

2. WatchPower App
2-1. Download and install APP

Operating system requirement for your smart phone:

iOS system supports iOS 9.0 and above
Android system supports Android 5.0 and above

Please scan the following QR code with your smart phone and download WatchPower App.

Android System iOS System

Or you may find “WatchPower” app on the Apple® Store or “WatchPower Wi-Fi” in the
Google® Play Store.

2-2. Initial Setup

Step 1: Registration at first time

After the installation, please tap the shortcut icon to access this APP on your mobile screen. In the screen,
tap “Register” to access “User Registration” page. Fill in all required information and scan the remote box PN by
tapping icon. Or you can simply enter PN directly. Then, tap “Register” button.

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Then, a “Registration success” window will pop up. Tap “Go now” to continue setting local Wi-Fi
network connection.

Step 2: Local Wi-Fi Module Configuration

Now, you are in “Wi-Fi Config” page. There are detailed setup procedure listed in “How to connect?”
section and you may follow it to connect Wi-Fi.

Enter the “Settings→Wi-Fi” and select connected Wi-Fi name. The connected Wi-Fi name is the same to your
Wi-Fi PN number and enter default password “12345678”.

Then, return to WatchPower APP and tap “ ” button when Wi-Fi module is connected
successfully.
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Step 3: Wi-Fi Network settings
Tap icon to select your local Wi-Fi router name (to access the internet) and enter password.

Step 4: Tap “Confirm” to complete the Wi-Fi configuration between the Wi-Fi module and the Internet.

If the connection fails, please repeat Step 2 and 3.

Diagnose Function
If the module is not monitoring properly, please tap “ ” on the top right corner of the screen for further
details. It will show repair suggestion. Please follow it to fix the problem. Then, repeat the steps in the chapter
4.2 to re-set network setting. After all setting, tap “Rediagnosis” to re-connect again.

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2-3. Login and APP Main Function

After finishing the registration and local Wi-Fi configuration, enter registered name and password to login.
Note: Tick “Remember Me” for your login convenience afterwards.

Overview
After login is successfully, you can access “Overview” page to have overview of your monitoring devices,
including overall operation situation and Energy information for Current power and Today power as below
diagram.

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Devices
Tap the icon (located on the bottom) to enter Device List page. You can review all devices here by adding
or deleting Wi-Fi Modules in this page.
Add device Delete device

Tap the icon on the top right corner and manually enter part number to add device. This part number
label is pasted on the bottom of remote LCD panel. After entering part number, tap “Confirm” to add this
device in the Device list.

Part number label is

pasted on the bottom of
remote LCD panel.

For more information about Device List, please refer to the section 2.4.

ME
In ME page, users can modify “My information”, including【User’s Photo】,【Account security】, 【Modify
password】,【Clear cache】,and【Log-out】, shown as below diagrams.

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2-4. Device List

In the Device List page, you can pull down to refresh the device information and then tap any device you
want to check up for its real-time status and related information as well as to change parameter settings.
Please refer to the parameter setting list.

Device Mode
On the top of screen, there is a dynamic power flow chart to show live operation. It contains five icons to
present PV power, inverter, load, utility and battery. Based on your inverter model status, there will be
【Standby Mode】,【Line Mode】,【Battery Mode】.

【Standby Mode】Inverter will not power the load until “ON” switch is pressed. Qualified utility or PV source
can charge battery in standby mode.

【Line Mode】Inverter will power the load from the utility with or without PV charging. Qualified utility or PV
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【Battery Mode】Inverter will power the load from the batter with or without PV charging. Only PV source can
charge battery.

Device Alarm and Name Modification

In this page, tap the icon on the top right corner to enter the device alarm page. Then, you can review
alarm history and detailed information. Tap the icon on the top right corner, a blank input box will pop out.
Then, you can edit the name for your device and tap “Confirm” to complete name modification.

Device Information Data

Users can check up 【Basic Information】,【Product Information】,【Rated information】,【History】, and
【Wi-Fi Module Information】by swiping left.

Swipe left

【Basic Information】displays basic information of the inverter, including AC voltage, AC frequency, PV input
voltage, Battery voltage, Battery capacity, Charging current, Output voltage, Output frequency, Output
apparent power, Output active power and Load percent. Please slide up to see more basic information.

【Production Information】displays Model type (Inverter type), Main CPU version, Bluetooth CPU version
and secondary CPU version.

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【Rated Information】displays information of Nominal AC voltage, Nominal AC current, Rated battery
voltage, Nominal output voltage, Nominal output frequency, Nominal output current, Nominal output apparent
power and Nominal output active power. Please slide up to see more rated information.

【History】displays the record of unit information and setting timely.

【Wi-Fi Module Information】displays the Wi-Fi Module PN, status and firmware version.

Parameter Setting
This page is to activate some features and set up parameters for inverters. Please note that the listing in
“Parameter Setting” page in below diagram may differ from the models of monitored inverter. Here we will
briefly highlight some of it,【Output Setting】,【Battery Parameter Setting】,【Enable/ Disable items】,
【Restore to the defaults】to illustrate.

There are three ways to modify setting and they vary according to each parameter.
a) Listing options to change values by tapping one of it.
b) Activate/Shut down functions by clicking the “Enable” or “Disable” button.
c) Changing values by clicking arrows or entering the numbers directly in the
column.Each function setting is saved by clicking “Set” button.

Please refer to below parameter setting list for an overall description and be noted that the available
parameters may vary depending on different models. Please always see the original product manual
for detailed setting instructions.
Parameter setting list:
Item Description
Output setting Output source To configure load power source priority.
priority
AC input range When selecting "UPS", it's allowed to connect personal computer.
Please check product manual for details.
When selecting "Appliance", it's allowed to connect home appliances.
Output voltage Set the output voltage.
Output frequency Set the output frequency.
Battery Battery type: Set the connected battery type.
parameter Battery cut-off Sets the voltage at which the battery stops.
setting voltage Please see product manual for the recommended voltage range based
on connected battery type.
Back to grid When “SBU” or “SOL” is set as output source priority and battery
voltage voltage is lower than this setting voltage, unit will transfer to line mode
and the grid will provide power to load.
Back to discharge When “SBU” or “SOL” is set as output source priority and
voltage battery voltage is higher than this setting voltage, battery will be
allowed to discharge.
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Charger source To configure charger source priority.

priority:
Max. charging
current
Max. AC charging It’s to set up battery charging parameters. The selectable values in
different inverter model may vary.
current: Please see product manual for the details.
Float charging
voltage
Battery Bulk charging It’s to set up battery charging parameters. The selectable values in
parameter different inverter model may vary. Please see product manual for the
voltage
setting details.
(cont.) Battery Enable or disable battery equalization function.
equalization
Real-time It’s real-time action to activate battery equalization.
Activate Battery
Equalization
Equalized Time To set up the duration time for battery equalization.
Out
Equalized Time To set up the extended time to continue battery equalization.
Equalization To set up the frequency for battery equalization.
Period
Equalization To set up the battery equalization voltage.
Voltage
Enable/Disable LCD Auto-return If enable, LCD screen will return to its main screen after one minute
Functions to Main screen automatically.
Fault Code If enabled, fault code will be recorded in the inverter when any fault
Record happens.
Backlight If disabled, LCD backlight will be off when panel button is not operated
for 1 minute.
Bypass Function If enabled, unit will transfer to line mode when overload happened in
battery mode.
Beeps while If enabled, buzzer will alarm when primary source is abnormal.
primary source
interrupt
Over If disabled, the unit won't be restarted after over-temperature fault is
Temperature solved.
Auto Restart
Overload Auto If disabled, the unit won’t be restarted after overload occurs.
Restart
Buzzer If disabled, buzzer won’t be on when an alarm/fault occurs.
Enable/disable Turn on or off RGB LEDs
Brightness Adjust the lighting brightness
RGB LED Setting Speed Adjust the lighting speed
Effects Change the light effects
Color selection Adjust color combination to show energy source an battery status
Restore to the This function is to restore all settings back to default settings.
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