SOLAX POWER X3 Forth Solar Power Inverter Installation Guide
- June 15, 2024
- SOLAX POWER
Table of Contents
SOLAX POWER X3 Forth Solar Power Inverter
Packing list
- For the optional accessories, please be subject to the actual delivery.
- Note : The allen key in the accessory box is used to remove the screws on the front cover of the inverter. Keep it in a safe place.
Mounting the inverter on the wall
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Use the bracket as a template for marking the position of holes with a level and marker.
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Drill the four holes with a Φ13 drill.
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Depth : at least 65 mm.
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Hammer the M10x80 expansion bolt into four holes.
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Screw in the nut firmly with socket wrench.
Note : Screws used for installation on the wall are not in the accessory box. Please prepare them in advance. -
Lift up the inverter.
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Two methods are available by four installers or lifting ring
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Hang it onto the bracket.
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Fix it on the wall bracket with M8 bolts. ( Torque : 7.0-8.5 N·m)
Mounting the inverter on the stand
- Use a bracket as a template for marking the position of the holes with a level and marker.
- Drill the four holes with a Φ12 drill.
- Screw in the M10x40 bolt into holes.
- Tighten it firmly with corresponding socket wrench.
- Lift up the inverter.
- Two methods are available by four installers or lifting right
- Hang it onto the bracket.
- Fix it on the stand with M8 bolts.(Torque: 7.0-8.5 N·m)
Grounding connection
- Select 35-70 mm² ground conductor and OT copper terminal
- Strip the insulation end of cable with proper length
- Pull the heat-shrink tubing over grounding cable
- Insert the stripped section into OT terminal.
- And crimp with crimping tool
- Pull the heat-shrink tubing onto crimped section of OT terminal
- The tubing must be at below stripped cable section
- Use hot-air blower to shrink it so that they are in firm contact with OT terminal
- Connect the grounding cable to grounding point on the inverter
- Tighten it with torque 7.0-8.5 N·m
Grid connection
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Select the appropriate OT terminal and 70~240 mm² copper cable
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Use wire stripper to strip the insulation layer of the AC cable end.
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The stripped insulation layer shall be 2-3mm longer than “D” part of OT terminal as shown below.
Note : The “Delta Grid” in “Setting”-”Grid Protection”- “FunctionChoose” is set as “Enable” in default.
In this condition, the Neutral wire is not required to be connected.
Please set “Delta Grid” to “Disable” before connecting the Neutral wire for 40 kW-70 kW / 80 kW-125 kW inverter. -
Pull the heat-shrink tubing over AC cable.
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Insert the stripped section into OT terminal and crimp with crimping tool.
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Pull the heat-shrink tubing over the crimped section of OT terminal.
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Use hot air blower to shrink it so that they are in firm contact with OT terminal.
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Un-install the screws on the cover to open the cover of the wiring box.
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Use utility knife to cut out the pagoda type protection ring in accordance with the whole cable size,
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Put the AC cable through the pagoda protection ring, and connect it to the AC terminals L1, L2, L3 and N in turn, and tighten it with torque wrench (with the torque of 25-30 N·m).
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Re-install the cover of wiring box with the torque of 5~7 N·m.
PV connection
Disassemble the DC connector
Connect the PV cable to the corresponding PV port
Communication connection
- Select 0.5~0.75 mm² twisted-pair and strip the 20-pin communication insulation
- Insert the insulated cord end terminal into the cable end 20-
- (ENY0512 nylon terminal for 0.5mm²/22 AWG conductor;
- ENY7512 nylon terminal for 0.75 mm²/20 AWG conductor)
- Clamp with terminals press clamp
- Disassemble the communication terminal
- Set the nut, claw, seal body, seal ring and body on the cable
- Insert the tube type terminal into the housing according to the label
- Push the terminal-inserted housing into the body; you will hear “Click” , if it is correctly inserted
- Please check the following table for more details about corresponding Pin definition
Communication connection
Port | Pin | Definition | Remark |
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S-485-1 | 1 | RS485A IN+ | Inverter RS485 networking or connect the data |
collector
2| RS485B IN-
3| RS485 IN-GND
4| RS485A OUT+
5| RS485B OUT-
6| RS485 OUT-GND
RS-485-2| 7| RS485A METER| Connect the RS485 meter or other devices
8| RS485B METER
9| V+5V
10| COM_GND
DRM| 11| DRM1/5| Reserved for DRM
12| DRM2/6
13| DRM3/7
14| DRM4/8
15| RG/0
16| CL/0
DI| 21| Digital IN+| Input digital signal
22| Digital IN-
DO| 29| Digital OUT+| Output digital signal
30| Digital OUT-
- Push the seal body into seal ring, then push the claw
- Clockwise tighten the nut with torque 8+/-2 N·m
- Keep the buttons on both sides pressed and then connect it to the communication port on the inverter. You will hear
“Click” if it is correctly connected
Monitoring connection
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Monitoring Cloud is an application that can communicate with the inverter via Wi-Fi/LAN/4G. It can realize alarm query, parameter configuration, daily maintenance and other functions. This is a convenient maintenance platform.
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Plug Dongle into “USB” port at the bottom of the inverter. After the DC side or AC side is powered on, the APP and inverter can be connected. Please refer to the corresponding manual for details.
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Wi-Fi connection
WiFi dongle connects to a local network within 50 m of the installation to enable access to the Monitoring Cloud platform. -
LAN connection
If Wi-Fi isn’t suitable, the LAN dongle enables users to connect to the network via an ethernet cable. Ethernet allows for a much more stable connection with less interference.
Monitoring connection
4G connection
4G dongle allows you to use a 4G connection to monitor your system without
the option of connecting to a local network. (This product is not available in
the UK)
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Basic setting
Basic settings can set the time, date and language. -
Advanced setting
Advanced settings can set “Safety”, “System Switch”, “PVConnection”, “Active Power Control”, “Export Control”, “Reactive Power Control”, “Grid Voltage Parameters” “Grid Frequency Parameters”, “Grid Through Parameters”, “Check Parameters”, “Reset”, “Communication Parameters” and “New Password”.
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