AXITEC I-LiSV2-DE230814 AXIstorage Nordrhein Westfalen User Manual
- June 17, 2024
- AXITEC
Table of Contents
AXITEC I-LiSV2-DE230814 AXIstorage Nordrhein Westfalen
Product Information
Specifications
- Product Name: AXIstorage Li SV2
- Battery Type: Li-ion (LFP)
- Capacity: 37Ah
- Communication Protocol: CANBUS/Modbus RTU
- Protection Rating: IP55
- Operating Temperature: 0~50°C
- Storage Temperature: -20~60°C
- Dimensions BMS SV2 (WDH): 450296822 mm
- Dimensions Energypack SV2 (WDH): 4502961118 mm
- Dimensions Sockel (WDH): 4502961414 mm
Product Usage Instructions
Safety Instructions
Before operating the battery system, make sure to read the installation
manual carefully. Pay attention to all warning symbols and safety precautions.
System Introduction
The AXIstorage Li SV2 is a Li-ion battery system designed for energy
storage applications. It comes with a capacity of 37Ah and utilizes advanced
communication protocols like CANBUS/Modbus RTU for seamless integration.
Installation
Follow the step-by-step installation guide provided in the manual to set up
the AXIstorage Li SV2 properly. Make sure to adhere to all safety precautions
and guidelines during the installation process.
Activation and Setup
To activate the display and select the protocol for communication, follow
these steps:
- Activate the display.
- Enter the protocol selection mode.
- Choose the desired protocol from the available options.
- Restart the system to apply the changes.
Operation
Once the system is installed and connected, ensure that the status LED
shows a steady orange light and the SOC LED displays a steady blue light. If
the battery starts blinking rapidly, it indicates communication readiness with
the inverter.
Firmware Update
To update the firmware of the AXIstorage Li SV2, refer to the instructions
provided in the manual for a smooth and successful update process.
FAQ
Q: What should I do if the status LED blinks slowly orange?
A: If the status LED blinks slowly orange, it indicates a voltage
discrepancy on the DC side. Ensure that the correct DC voltage is set before
initiating the startup process.
Q: How do I troubleshoot if there is no LED lighting up when turning on
the system?
A: If there are no LEDs lighting up when turning on the system, check if
the button cell battery in the BMS needs replacement or if there is a power
failure in the BMS. Make sure at least two Energypacks are present and
properly connected.