GREEN LANTERN GL5000-PLUS 51.2V 100Ah 5.12kWh Lithium Solar Battery Owner’s Manual

GREEN LANTERN GL5000-PLUS 51.2V 100Ah 5.12kWh Lithium Solar Battery

Preface

The Green Lantern 51.2V 100Ah GL5000-PLUS is an advanced lithium iron phosphate battery pack designed for backup power solutions. Battery packs may be connected in parallel to form a larger capacity battery bank to meet long- term power supply needs. The product is suitable for various energy storage applications with high operating temperatures, limited installation space, long power backup times and long service life.

Safety Precautions

Install| a. Installation work must be carried out by engineering personnel with professional qualifications, and general knowledge must be used to operate electrical components at all times
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b. Please stay away from water, steam, and other liquid substances, as well as flammable and explosive substances when installing
c. Please be careful not to place the product near or on the heating element, heater, air conditioner, or exhaust duct
d. The weight and volume of the product are relatively large, so avoid falling and colliding during transportation
Distribution| a. Wiring operations must be carried out by engineering personnel with professional qualifications, otherwise there is a risk of electric shock.
b. The main circuit terminal must be firmly connected to the wire nose, and attention should be paid to the input and output terminals of the system when connecting cables
c. The grounding terminal of the battery cabinet must be reliably grounded, otherwise there is a risk of electric shock
Operate| a. The battery cabinet is live equipment, and any operator must strictly follow the operating procedures when operating it
b. After the installation of the equipment, reasonable parameter settings have been made. System parameters should not be modified or set without the manufacturer’s permission.
c. Untrained duty personnel should not be allowed to operate equipment.
d. Please do not overload the system to avoid equipment damage or reduce its service life
Maintenance| a. Please regularly recharge the battery to avoid damage to the battery system caused by long-term failure to recharge
b. Do not disassemble this product at will. When maintenance is needed, please seek qualified professional assistance
c. Personnel unrelated to maintenance should maintain a safe distance when operating the site

Datasheet

The following table displays factory specifications for the battery as well as it’s BMS:

Battery
1| Nominal Capacity| 100Ah
2| Nominal voltage| 51.2V / DC
3| Maximum continuous charging current| 100A（1C）
4| Maximum continuous discharge current| 100A（1C）
5| Overall Voltage range| 40-58.4V
6| Charge Voltage Range| 56.8V to 58.4V
BMS protection board
1| Total power consumption during operation| ≤20mA
2| Voltage acquisition accuracy| ≤±10mV
3| Current acquisition accuracy| ≤±2%
4| Temperature acquisition accuracy| ±2℃
5| Is there a balanced current| Possess
6| Two SOC measurement errors| ≤5%
7| Protection and alarm| Including: individual overvoltage, undervoltage, overall overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, overtemperature, short circuit protection. Protection settings can be set
8| Communication| RS485/RS232/CAN

Recommended Inverter Settings

System structure

Outline structure

The appearance of the energy storage battery box is shown in Figure 1, with a chassis width of 395mm, a height of 150mm, and a depth of 550mm (excluding the handle).

Installation

Select the installation method according to preference on site. The common installation method is rack mounting. First place the battery pack correctly on the rack laminate, then use screws to fasten the battery pack to the rack using the lugs.

Depending on the number of batteries being used for the configuration, connect in multiple batteries in parallel if required Parallel connection requires connecting one batteries positive terminal to a second batteries positive terminal. Similarly, connect negative to negative.

Determine the positive and negative inputs of the load equipment/inverter. Connect the positive and negative terminals of the battery pack to the corresponding positive and negative inputs of the load equipment/inverter. Make sure that the positive and negative terminals are correctly connected, then turn on the battery switch.

BMS Technical Data

Basic parameters of BMS board

collection range

| 0~5V|
4| Individual voltage| ±10mV| 0~45℃
acquisition accuracy| ±20mV| -20~0℃/45~70℃
5| Temperature sampling range| -40~125℃| According to NTC specifications
6| Temperature acquisition

accuracy

| ±3℃|
7| Current detection accuracy| 2%|
8| SOC calculation accuracy| <5%|
9| External communication methods| RS485/CAN|
10| Balanced management| Passive balanced|
Equalization opening pressure difference: 30mV|
Balanced opening voltage: 3400 mV| Can be set
11| System management| Real time battery

information

collection and upload

|
Alarm and protection (overvoltage, undervoltage, high temperature, low temperature, charging and discharging) Electrical overcurrent, short circuit)
Fault logging
12| Normal operating power consumption| ≤45mA|
13| Static total power

consumption

| ≤200uA|

BMS protection parameters

set
Individual over| 2.5V
discharge protection
Battery pack over discharge alarm| 44.8V
Battery pack overdischarge protection| 40V
3| Charging overcurrent parameters| Charging overcurrent alarm| 105A| Can be set
Charging set overcurrent protection| 110A
4| Discharge overcurrent parameters| Discharge overcurrent alarm| 105A| Can be set
Primary discharge overcurrent protection| 110A
Secondary discharge overcurrent protection| 150A
5| temperature protection| charge temperature| Charging high temperature alarm| 60℃| Can be set
Charging low temperature alarm| 0℃
High temperature protection during charging| 80℃
Low temperature protection during charging| 5℃
discharge temperature| Discharge high temperature alarm| 65℃
Low temperature discharge alarm| -15℃
High temperature protection during discharge| 80℃
Low temperature protection during discharge| -20℃

Operation panel definition

LED Working status indication

Capacity indication

LED Flash description

Dipswitch Settings

When the battery pack is used in parallel, different battery packs can be distinguished by setting each battery’s address using the dip switch’s on the BMS. NOTE: Every battery should have a unique address. For the definition of BMS dip switch please refer to the following table:

Note: The LED indicator alarm can be enabled or disabled by the host computer. It is enabled by factory default.

Buzzer Action Description

When a fault occurs, the alarm rings for 0.25 seconds every 1S；
For protection, chirp every 2S 0.25s (except for overvoltage protection);
For alarms, the alarm is emitted every 3 seconds for 0.25 seconds (except for overvoltage alarms). The buzzer function can be enabled or disabled by a connected host computer. It is disabled by default.

Switch Operation

When the BMS is in sleep state, press the button (3 to 6S) and release it. The protection board will be activated, and the LED indicators will turn on for 0.5 seconds from “RUN”. When the BMS is in the active state, press the button (3~6S) and release it, the protection board will sleep, and the LED indicator will be lit for 0.5 seconds from the lowest power indicator. When the BMS is in the active state, press the button (6-10s) and release it. The protection panel will be reset and all LED lights will be on for 1.5 seconds at the same time. After the BMS is reset, the parameters and functions set by the upper computer are still retained. If the parameters need to be restored to the initial parameters, you can use the Restore Default value of the upper computer to achieve, but the relevant running records and stored data remain unchanged (such as power, cycle times, protection records, etc.).

Dormancy and Awaken

Dormancy:

When any of the following conditions are met, the system enters low-power mode:

1. Cell or Pack over-discharge protection has not been released within 30s.
2. Press the button for 3S-6S and then release it.
3. The lowest monomer voltage is lower than the sleep voltage, and the duration reaches the resting delay time (at the same time, no communication, no protection, no equalization, no current).
4. Standby time more than 24 hours (without communication, no charge and discharge, no mains power).
5. Through a connected host computer with forced shutdown. Before entering hibernation, make sure there is no charger access otherwise you will not be able to enter low-power mode.

Awaken:

When the system is in low-power mode and meets any of the following conditions, the system will exit low-power mode and enter normal operation mode:

1. Connect the charger. Output voltage of the charger should be greater than 48V.
2. Press the button (3S-6S) and release the button.
3. RS232 Communication activation

Select inverter type on LCD

The LCD screen may be used to set the inverter protocol on the BMS as follows (note that CAN and RS485 protocols can be set):

See next page for a full list of supported inverter brands.

Supported Inverters – Green Lantern 5.12kWh 51.2V GL5000-PLUS

CAN/485 Interface Definition

Figure 2-2 CAN/485 interface definition

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