Instructions For Installation of Industrial and Commercial Inverters in Different Scenarios - V12 - EN

Instructions for Installation of Industrial and Commercial Inverters in Different
Scenarios
Instructions for Installation of

Industrial and Commercial Inverters in Different Scenarios
Instructions for Installation of

Industrial and Commercial
Inverters in Different
Scenarios
Version 1.2 English

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Contents
1 Document Overview .................................................................1

1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................. 1
1.2 Applicability ............................................................................................. 1
1.3 Target Audience ...................................................................................... 2
1.4 Use of Symbols ....................................................................................... 2
2 Installation Requirements ........................................................3

2.1 Safety Precautions .................................................................................. 3
2.2 Installation Environment Requirements .................................................... 5
3 Vertical Rack Mounting ............................................................6

3.1 Mounting Under the Module ..................................................................... 6
3.1.1 Application scenario ........................................................................ 6
3.1.2 Spacing requirements ..................................................................... 7
3.2 Mounting Near the Module....................................................................... 8
3.2.1 Application scenario ........................................................................ 8
3.2.2 Precautions..................................................................................... 9
3.2.3 Spacing requirements ..................................................................... 9
3.3 Back to Back Installation ........................................................................ 10
3.3.1 Application scenario ...................................................................... 10
3.3.2 Spacing requirements ................................................................... 11
3.4 Floating Power Plant.............................................................................. 12
3.4.1 Application scenario ...................................................................... 12
3.4.2 Precautions................................................................................... 12
3.4.3 Center of gravity ........................................................................... 12
3.4.4 Special requirements for fixed cables ............................................ 17
4 Wall Mounting .........................................................................20
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4.1 Application scenario .............................................................................. 20

4.2 Installation spacing requirements ........................................................... 20
4.2.1 Spacing for installing an inverter ................................................... 20
4.2.2 Spacing for installing more than one inverter ................................. 21
5 Flat Installation....................................................................... 25
5.1 Application scenario .............................................................................. 25
5.2 Rack preparation ................................................................................... 25
5.2.1 Rack requirements........................................................................ 25
5.2.2 Rack dimensions .......................................................................... 26
5.3 Installation spacing requirements ........................................................... 26
5.3.1 Spacing for installing an inverter ................................................... 27
5.3.2 Spacing for installing more than one inverter ................................. 27
6 Sunshade ................................................................................ 30
6.1 Top sunshade ....................................................................................... 30
6.1.1 Precautions .................................................................................. 30
6.1.2 Sunshade dimensions................................................................... 30
6.2 Flat Sunshade ....................................................................................... 33
6.2.1 Precautions .................................................................................. 33
6.2.2 Sunshade dimensions................................................................... 34
7 Appendix ................................................................................ 39
7.1 Uncovering ............................................................................................ 39
7.2 Fan Maintenance................................................................................... 39
7.3 Spacing requirements for installing other devices................................... 44
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1 Document Overview
1.1 Introduction
This document describes the precautions and installation requirements of industrial

and commercial inverters in several scenarios, including vertical rack installation, wall
installation, and flat installation. Please read this document carefully before installing
the inverter.
Without the consent of Sungrow Power Supply Co., Ltd., no part of this document may
be distributed, reproduced, or disclosed to a third party or uploaded to a third party
platform such as a public network.
This document is the V1.2 version officially archived, and the updated version shall
prevail if any subsequent optimizations are made.
1.2 Applicability
This document is intended for the following devices.

 SG25CX-SA
 SG30CX
 SG33CX
 SG40CX
 SG50CX
 SG36CX-US
 SG60CX-US
 SG100CX
 SG110CX
 SG136TX
 SG25CX-P2
 SG30CX-P2
 SG33CX-P2
 SG36CX-P2
 SG40CX-P2
 SG50CX-P2
 SG75CX-P2
 SG110CX-P2
 SG125CX-P2
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 SG15CX-P2-LV
 SG20CX-P2-LV
 SG25CX-P2-LV
1.3 Target Audience
The inverter can only be installed by professional technicians. The professional

technicians shall meet the following requirements:
 They have received the relevant training.
 They have read this document thoroughly and understand the safety precautions
related to the operations.
 They are familiar with local standards and relevant safety regulations for electrical systems.
1.4 Use of Symbols
To ensure the safety of the persons and property of users when they use the product
and to make sure that the product is used in an optimal and efficient manner, this
manual provides users with the relevant safety information highlighted by the following
symbols.
The symbols used in this document are listed below. Please pay attention to them
while reading to make better use of this document.
Symbol Description
Indicates an imminently hazardous situation which, if
not avoided, will result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a moderately hazardous situation which, if

not avoided, may result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a slightly hazardous situation which, if not

avoided, may result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates a potential hazard which, if not avoided, may

result in device malfunction or property damage.
Indicates content added for emphasis or to provide

supplemental information. This can include tips or
tricks for product optimization, which can help you
solve a problem or save time.
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2 Installation Requirements
2.1 Safety Precautions
Danger
Before installing, check whether the inverter was damaged during
transportation and ensure that the inverter has no electrical connections.
Danger
Before making any electrical connections, make sure that the photovoltaic
string is covered with opaque materials or the circuit breaker on the DC side
is disconnected. Exposing the photovoltaic string to sunlight will generate
hazardous voltage!
Danger
Before performing any maintenance operations, the following steps must be
followed:
 First, disconnect the AC circuit breaker on the grid side, and then
disconnect the DC switch.
 Wait for at least 5 minutes (15 minutes for SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2) until

all electricity has been discharged from the internal battery storage
components before any maintenance or repair work is carried out inside
the equipment.
 Test with a tester to make sure that there is no voltage or current.
Warning
The inverter can only be installed by professional technicians.
 The cables used in the PV generation system must be firmly connected, in

good condition, well insulated, and of appropriate specifications.
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Caution
Danger of burns!
While the inverter is in operation, only the DC switch can be touched. Never
touch hot parts of the device (such as the radiator) during operation.
Caution
The inverter can be handled manually or by hoisting, depending on site
conditions.
Improper handling may cause injury!
 Arrange an appropriate number of personnel to carry the inverter according

to its weight, and installation personnel should wear protective equipment
such as anti-impact shoes and gloves..
 Attention must be paid to the center of gravity of the inverter to avoid tilting
during handling.
When hoisting the inverter, always maintain its balance to avoid collision
with walls or other obstacles. In case of bad weather, such as heavy rain, fog,
or wind, hoisting shall be stopped.
Caution
Poor ventilation in the installation environment will affect system
performance!
 The heat sink of the device must not be covered to ensure sufficient
cooling inside the device.
All electrical connections must comply with local and national electrical
standards.
The inverter can be connected to the grid only after obtaining the permission
of the local electricity department.
The inverter can be restarted only after the faults affecting the safety
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performance of the inverter are eliminated.
Touching the PCB or other static-sensitive devices may cause damage to the
device.
 Do not touch the circuit board unless absolutely necessary.
 Observe the electrostatic protection norms and wear an anti-static wrist

strap.
2.2 Installation Environment Requirements
 The installation environment must be free of flammable or explosive materials.

 Keep the inverter out of reach of children.
 The inverter should be protected from direct sunlight, rain, and snow.
 The inverter shall be installed on a support with a maximum load-bearing capacity more
than 4 times the weight of the inverter.
 The temperature and humidity shall be within the working temperature range and
working humidity range of the inverter.
 The inverter shall be mounted at a height that makes the LED light indicator panel
legible and the switch easy to use.
 The inverter produces noise while in operation, so we do not recommend installation in
residential areas.
 The inverter shall be mounted in the area where there is no interference from other
power and electronic equipment.
 The inverter cannot be installed in salt stress areas, e.g. coastal areas within 500m
from the coast. The amount deposited by a salt fog is correlated to the characteristics
of the sea water, winds, precipitation, air humidity, topography, and forest coverage of
adjacent water bodies or seas. As a result, there are substantial differences between
different coastal areas.
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3 Vertical Rack Mounting
The inverter can be mounted directly on a vertical rack, or be installed on the column
by using a clamp.
3.1 Mounting Under the Module
3.1.1 Application scenario

This mounting method is commonly used in ground-based distributed power plants.
Usually, the inverter is mounted directly on the fixed support of the module or mounted
on the column under the module by using a clamp.
3.1.2 Pole-mounting installation requirements

In case pole-mounting installation is adopted for the inverter, please prepare the
following materials separately:
Table 3-1 Material preparation
Name Quantity Specification Source

Bolt
4 M10 Self-prepared
assembly
U-beams 2 - Self-prepared
Clamp 2 According to the pole specification Self-prepared
Please select U-beams and clamps of appropriate strength based on the weight of the
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inverter.
Mark and punch holes in the U-beam according to the dimensions shown below.
594mm
Xmm
180mm~260mm
Fig. 3-1 SG25/33/36/40/50CX-P2 U-beam hole punching diagram (unit: mm)
594mm
Xmm
180mm~260mm
Fig. 3-2 SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV U-beam hole punching diagram (unit: mm)
848mm
Xmm
310mm
Fig. 3-3 SG75/110/125CX-P2 U-beam hole punching diagram (unit: mm)
3.1.3 Spacing requirements

The inverter shall be installed in an area where there is sufficient space to ensure
proper ventilation.
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PV module
d b
c
Ground
Table 3-2 Minimum mounting spacing (unit: mm)
Bottom
Model Top (a) Right (b) Left (d)
(c)
SG25CX-SA
500 200 650 600*
SG30/33/40/50CX
SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 450*
SG100/110CX
600 400 450 800*
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 600*

SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 650 600*
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 600*
*The spacing can be reduced to 200mm according to site conditions. When the
spacing is less than that specified in the table, the inverter must be lifted off the rack
before fan maintenance operations.
3.2 Mounting Near the Module

This mounting method is common in large-scale industrial and commercial plants or
complex hillside power plants. To reduce cable costs, the photovoltaic inverter is
suspended on a standalone rack, which is installed near the module.
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3.2.2 Precautions
 The inverter shall be sited in such a way that the inverter's shadow will not block the
modules under various lighting conditions.
 We recommend that you add a sunshade to the inverter to avoid exposure to the sun.
This will increase the yield and extend the life of the inverter.

proper ventilation.
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d b
Bottom
(c)
SG25CX-SA
500 200 650 600*
SG30/33/40/50CX
SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 450*
SG100/110CX
600 400 450 800*
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 600*

SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 650 600*
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 600*
3.3 Back to Back Installation

This mounting method is common in small ground power plants or distributed roofs.
Photovoltaic inverters are installed back to back on hanging plates in order to reduce
cable costs and save installation space.
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When installing the inverters back to back, a certain distance should be left between
the two inverters.
Table 3-4 Minimum Spacing Requirements for Back-to-back Installation (Unit: mm)
Model Spacing (a)

SG25CX-SA 500
SG30/33/40/50CX 500
SG36/60CX-US 500
SG100/110CX 500
SG136TX 500
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 200
SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 200
SG75/110/125CX-P2 600
If the spacing requirements cannot be satisfied, a baffle shall be added between the
two inverters to create a heat dissipation channel (not recommended). The baffle is
placed horizontally between the two inverters and cannot block the air outlet.
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3.4 Floating Power Plant

Floating power plants mainly generate power through photovoltaic modules installed
on water platforms formed in ponds, small and medium-sized lakes, reservoirs,
impounding reservoirs, and coal mining subsidence areas.
Inverters installed on a floating body shall be suspended vertically on a rack.
3.4.2 Precautions
 Pay attention to the installation of the floating platform for electrical equipment. Due to
the deadweight of the platform and electrical equipment and the limited water depth on
the shore, it is necessary to select a crane with the right tonnage and lifting radius
according to the site conditions.
 During installation, pay attention to protecting the floating platform to avoid collision and
damage to the anticorrosive coating.
 The shadow of the photovoltaic modules on the surrounding floating body should be
taken into consideration.
 We recommend that you add a sunshade to the inverter to avoid exposure to the sun.
This will increase the yield and extend the life of the inverter.
3.4.3 Center of gravity

You shall not install the inverter horizontally. It must be installed vertically on a floating
body. The inverter can be fixed in place according to its center of gravity.
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330mm
247.5mm
155mm
Fig. 3-4 SG30/33CX center of gravity (unit: mm)
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370mm
270mm
155mm
Fig. 3-5 SG25CX-SA/SG40CX/SG50CX center of gravity (unit: mm)
330mm
247.5mm
155mm
Fig. 3-6 SG36CX-US center of gravity (unit: mm)
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370mm
270mm
155mm
600mm
250mm
210mm
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322.5mm
259mm
210mm
Fig. 3-9 SG25-50CX-P2 center of gravity (unit: mm)
322.5mm
259mm
210mm
Fig. 3-10 SG15-25CX-P2-LV center of gravity (unit: mm)
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470.5mm
362.5mm
205.5mm
Fig. 3-11 SG75CX-P2/SG110CX-P2/SG125CX-P2 center of gravity (unit: mm)
3.4.4 Special requirements for fixed cables

The AC cable enters the AC terminal vertically, and the vertical length of the cable is
≥200mm.
≥200mm
Fig. 3-12 SG25CX-SA/SG30CX/SG33CX/SG40CX/SG50CX
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≥200mm
Fig. 3-13 SG36/60CX-US
≥200mm
Fig. 3-14 SG100CX/SG110CX/SG136TX
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200mm
Fig. 3-15 SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2/SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV
200mm
Fig. 3-16 SG75/110/125CX-P2
In order to reduce the relative displacement of the cable, the support, and the floating
body, it is necessary to fix the cable on the floating body where the inverter is located.
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4 Wall Mounting
4.1 Application scenario
This is common in distributed rooftop or indoor installation scenarios. When installing

on a wall, install it on the side of the wall not facing the sun if at all possible to avoid
direct sunlight and install a sunshade if necessary.
4.2 Installation spacing requirements
The following spacing requirements are set out to meet the heat dissipation,
installation, and maintenance requirements. When electricity meters, small distribution
boxes, and other devices need to be installed near the inverter, the spacing can be
designed with reference to the space requirements in the appendix.
4.2.1 Spacing for installing an inverter

proper ventilation.
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Top Right Bottom Front

Model Left (e)
(a) (b) (c) (d)
SG25CX-SA
500 200 650 1000 600*
SG30/33/40/50CX
SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 1000 450*
SG100/110CX
600 400 450 1000 800*
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 1000 600*
SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 650 1000 600*

SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 1000 600*
spacing is less than that specified in the table, the inverter must be lifted off the wall
4.2.2 Spacing for installing more than one inverter

To install more than one inverter, inline installation is recommended when there is
sufficient space, while top and twin-side bottom installation is recommended when
there is limited space. If inverters of different power ratings are installed at the same
area, make sure to meet the minimum spacing required by each inverter. We do not
recommend you install multiple inverters on top of each other.
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Inline installation (recommended)
d d d b
Table 4-2 Minimum spacing for inline installation (unit: mm)
Model Top (a) Right (b) Bottom (c) Middle (d)

SG25CX-SA
500 200 650 600
SG30/33/40/50CX
SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 450

SG100/110CX
600 400 450 800
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 600

SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 650 600
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 600
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Top and twin-side bottom installation (recommended)
b
d
Table 4-3 Minimum spacing for top and twin-side bottom installation (unit: mm)
Left and
Top Top and bottom Bottom
Model right
(a) spacing (b) (c)
spacing (d)
SG25CX-SA
SG30/33/40/50CX 500 650 650 300
SG36/60CX-US
SG100/110CX
600 600 450 300
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 650 650 300

SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 650 650 300
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 650 450 300
Stacking installation (not recommended)
Considering that the inverter dissipates heat through the upper and lower air
outlets, the vertical stacking installation method only supports rack
installation (where the back of the inverter is not blocked) and does not
support wall-mounting scenarios.
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b c c d
b c c d
Table 4-4 Minimum spacing for stacking installation (unit: mm)
Top and
Top Left Middle Right Bottom
Model bottom
(a) (b) (c) (d) (f)
spacing (e)
SG25CX-SA
SG30/33/40/50CX 500 450 450 200 650 650
SG36/60CX-US
SG100/110CX
600 800 800 400 650 400
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 600 600 850 650
SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 600 600 850 650
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 600 600 650 450
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5 Flat Installation
5.1 Application scenario
This mounting method is common in scenarios such as concrete roofs or colored steel
tile roofs of the plant, where the inverter is nearly lying flat. In such cases, the inverter
shall be installed on a flat mounting rack to meet the installation angle requirements.
Flat installation is not suitable for floating power plants.
5.2 Rack preparation
SUNGROW provides a flat mounting rack. You can order it from SUNGROW if
necessary, or design your own according to the rack requirements.
To order a rack from SUNGROW, please provide the product model or rack code.
Model Rack No.
SG30/33/40/50CX B-B-003150
SG36/60CX-US B-B-003742
SG100/110CX B-B-003140
SG75/110/125CX-P2 B-B-005721
5.2.1 Rack requirements

The following factors should be considered when designing the rack scheme:
 Consideration should be given to the climatic conditions at the site, and measures such
as protection against rain and snow should be taken when necessary.
 Ensure that the angle θ between SG25-50CX-P2/SG15-25CX-P2-LV and the horizontal
ground is not less than 65°, and the angle θ between other inverter models and the
horizontal ground is not less than 10°.
 The vertical spacing between the waterproof connector and the ground shall be
≥300mm.
 Cable binding and fixing shall be done at a distance of 300-350mm from the DC
connector, AC connector, and communication waterproof connector in order to avoid
cable sagging and shaking, which may result in loose waterproof connectors and affect
the product’s protection grade.
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Spacing above
ground 300mm
Cable binding point
5.2.2 Rack dimensions

To ensure that the requirements of the rack can be met, the rack can be designed with
reference to the following diagram.
190mm
Model Rack Dimensions (a)

SG30/33/40/50CX 327mm
SG36/60CX-US 327mm
SG100/110CX 327mm
SG75/110/125CX-P2 348mm
5.3 Installation spacing requirements
The following spacing requirements are proposed to satisfy the requirements of heat
dissipation, installation, and maintenance.
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5.3.1 Spacing for installing an inverter

proper ventilation.
b
a
Bottom
(c)
SG25CX-SA
500 200 650 600*
SG30/33/40/50CX
SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 450*

SG100/110CX
600 400 450 800*
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 600*
SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 650 600*
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 600*
5.3.2 Spacing for installing more than one inverter

To install more than one inverter, inline installation is recommended when there is
sufficient space, while front and rear installation is recommended when there is limited
space. If inverters of different power ratings are installed at the same area, make sure
to meet the minimum spacing required by each inverter.
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Inline installation (recommended)
b
a
d
d
c
Table 5-2 Minimum spacing for inline installation (unit: mm)
Model Top (a) Right (b) Bottom (c) Middle (d)

SG25CX-SA
500 200 650 600
SG30/33/40/50CX
SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 450
SG100/110CX
600 400 450 800
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 600*

SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 650 600*
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 600*
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Front and rear installation
b
a
c
b
d
e c
c
a
d f
Table 5-3 Minimum spacing for front and rear installation (unit: mm)
Top and
Top Right Middle Left Bottom
Model bottom
(a) (b) (c) (d) (f)
spacing (e)
SG25CX-SA
SG30/33/40/50CX 500 200 450 450 1000 650
SG36/60CX-US
SG100/110CX
600 400 800 800 1000 400
SG136TX
SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 600 600 850 650
SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV 500 600 600 600 850 650
SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 600 600 650 450
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6 Sunshade
6.1 Top sunshade
The top sunshade is suitable for vertical rack mounting and wall-mounting scenarios.
6.1.1 Precautions
 In order to ensure good shading, we recommend that the front of the inverter is not
exposed to the sun.
 The inverter air outlet may not be blocked.
 The sunshade design and selected materials should take wind, rain, snow, shock, and
corrosion resistance into consideration.
 The sunshade can be fixed on the beam or wall where the inverter is mounted.
6.1.2 Sunshade dimensions
≥100* ≥100*
Air outlet
45°air outlet
direction
≥200 (rack mounting)
≥400 (wall mounting)
≥200*
Fig. 6-1 SG25CX-SA/SG30CX/SG33CX/SG40CX/SG50CX sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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≥100* ≥100* Air outlet
45°air outlet
direction
≥200*
Fig. 6-2 SG36/60CX-US sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
≥100* ≥100* Air outlet
45°air outlet
direction
≥200*
Fig. 6-3 SG100CX/SG110CX/SG136TX sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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100* 100* Air outlet
160*
500*
280*
air outlet
Fig. 6-4 SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
100* 100* Air outlet
160*
500*
280*
air outlet
Fig. 6-5 SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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≥100* ≥100*
45°air outlet
≥200
direction
≥280
*
Fig. 6-6 SG75/110/125CX-P2 sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
Note: Values marked with * are recommended values. Those not marked with * are
mandatory values. Values can be adjusted according to the actual situation on site.
6.2 Flat Sunshade
Flat sunshade is applicable to inverters installed flat. It should be mounted at the same
tilt angle as the inverter.
6.2.1 Precautions
 The inverter air outlet may not be blocked.
 The sunshade design and selected materials should take wind, rain, snow, shock, and
corrosion resistance into consideration.
 The sunshade can be fixed on the support beam or base where the inverter is installed.
 For ease of maintenance, the sunshade must be designed as a removable structure
and must not be welded to the mounting rack.
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6.2.2 Sunshade dimensions

45°air outlet
Drill holes as direction
needed ≥50*
≥100
≥150
≥100* ≥100*
Fig. 6-7 SG25CX-SA/SG30CX/SG33CX/SG40CX/SG50CX sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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Drill holes as 45°air outlet

needed direction
≥50*
≥100*
≥150
≥100* ≥100*
Fig. 6-8 SG36/60CX-US sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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Drill holes as 45°air outlet

needed direction
≥50*
≥100*
≥150
≥100* ≥100*
Fig. 6-9 SG100CX/SG110CX/SG136TX sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
Drill holes as air outlet

50*
needed
100*
150*
100* 100*
Fig. 6-10 SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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Drill holes as air outlet
50*
needed
100*
150*
100* 100*
Fig. 6-11 SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
Drill holes as air outlet ≥60*

needed
≥60*
≥150
≥100* ≥100*
Fig. 6-12 SG75/110/125CX-P2 sunshade dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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Note: Values marked with * are recommended values. Those not marked with * are
mandatory values. Values can be adjusted according to the actual situation on site.
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7 Appendix
7.1 Uncovering
The electrical wiring of the following inverter models would be carried out in the
junction box. When installing the inverter, reserve sufficient space for electrical wiring
and maintenance.
560mm
660mm
155mm
120°
Fig. 7-1 SG100CX/SG110CX/SG136TX
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515mm
795mm
155mm
110°
Fig. 7-2 SG125/110/75CX-P2
7.2 Fan Maintenance
For ease of fan maintenance, sufficient space must be reserved when installing the
inverter.
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57mm 384.5mm
288mm
62.5mm
Fig. 7-3 SG30/33CX fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)

436mm
63mm
373mm
62.5mm
Fig. 7-4 SG25CX-SA/SG40CX/SG50CX fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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57mm 384.5mm
288mm
62.5mm
Fig. 7-5 SG36CX-US fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)

436mm
63mm
373mm
62.5mm
Fig. 7-6 SG60CX-US fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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1087mm
375mm
64mm
655.8mm 130mm
58mm
Fig. 7-7 SG100CX/SG110CX/SG136TX fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)
129mm
1020mm
264mm
570mm
61mm
65mm
Fig. 7-8 SG125/110/75CX-P2 fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)
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Fig. 7-9 SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)
Fig. 7-10 SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV fan dimension drawing (unit: mm)
Note：Fans of SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2/SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV inverters can be

disassembled by removing screws. Therefore, there is no other special requirement
on spacing to perform fan maintenance, as long as spacing requirements of inverter
installation are met (please refer to 4.2 Installation spacing requirements for details).
7.3 Spacing requirements for installing other devices
The air outlet is set on the back of the inverter. Therefore, if devices like meters and
small distribution boxes need to be installed near the inverter, you may position them
in the areas marked by "√", as shown in the figure below, and reserve space by
referring to the fan dimension drawing. Do not install any device in the area marked by
"X". Refer to the " Fan Maintenance" for the fan dimension drawing. No other devices
may be installed near the inverter fan.
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Note: ⅹ indicates that no other devices can be installed at this location. √ indicates
that other devices can be installed at this location.
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Version 1.2 English

1 Document Overview .................................................................1

2 Installation Requirements ........................................................3

3 Vertical Rack Mounting ............................................................6

4 Wall Mounting .........................................................................20

4.1 Application scenario .............................................................................. 20

This document describes the precautions and installation requirements of industrial

This document is intended for the following devices.

1.3 Target Audience

The inverter can only be installed by professional technicians. The professional

1.4 Use of Symbols

Indicates a moderately hazardous situation which, if

Indicates a slightly hazardous situation which, if not

Indicates a potential hazard which, if not avoided, may

Indicates content added for emphasis or to provide

2.1 Safety Precautions

 Wait for at least 5 minutes (15 minutes for SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2) until

 Test with a tester to make sure that there is no voltage or current.

 The cables used in the PV generation system must be firmly connected, in

Improper handling may cause injury!

 Arrange an appropriate number of personnel to carry the inverter according

performance of the inverter are eliminated.

 Do not touch the circuit board unless absolutely necessary.

 Observe the electrostatic protection norms and wear an anti-static wrist

2.2 Installation Environment Requirements

 The installation environment must be free of flammable or explosive materials.

3 Vertical Rack Mounting

3.1 Mounting Under the Module

3.1.1 Application scenario

3.1.2 Pole-mounting installation requirements

Table 3-1 Material preparation

Name Quantity Specification Source

Clamp 2 According to the pole specification Self-prepared

Fig. 3-1 SG25/33/36/40/50CX-P2 U-beam hole punching diagram (unit: mm)

Fig. 3-2 SG15/20/25CX-P2-LV U-beam hole punching diagram (unit: mm)

Fig. 3-3 SG75/110/125CX-P2 U-beam hole punching diagram (unit: mm)

3.1.3 Spacing requirements

Table 3-2 Minimum mounting spacing (unit: mm)

SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 450*

SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 600*

SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 600*

3.2 Mounting Near the Module

3.2.1 Application scenario

3.2.3 Spacing requirements

Table 3-3 Minimum mounting spacing (unit: mm)

SG36/60CX-US 500 200 650 450*

SG25/30/33/36/40/50CX-P2 500 600 650 600*

SG75/110/125CX-P2 200 600 450 600*

3.3 Back to Back Installation

3.3.1 Application scenario

3.3.2 Spacing requirements

Model Spacing (a)

3.4 Floating Power Plant

3.4.1 Application scenario