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 Table Of Contents
ABOUT
THIS
MANUAL....................................................................................................................................................1
Purpose.............................................................................................................................................................................
1
Scope.................................................................................................................................................................................1
SAFETY
INSTRUCTIONS...............................................................................................................................................
1
SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................................................... 2
INTRODUCTION...............................................................................................................................................................6
Product
Overview............................................................................................................................................................
7
INSTALLATION.................................................................................................................................................................8
Unpacking
and
Inspection..............................................................................................................................................8
Preparation.......................................................................................................................................................................
8
Mounting
the
Unit............................................................................................................................................................8
Battery
Connection..........................................................................................................................................................9
AC
Input/Output
Connection.......................................................................................................................................10
PV
Connection................................................................................................................................................................12
Final
Assembly................................................................................................................................................................13
Dry
Contact
Signal........................................................................................................................................................
14
OPERATION....................................................................................................................................................................
15
Power
ON/OFF...............................................................................................................................................................
15
Operation
of
Display
Panel..........................................................................................................................................
15
LCD
Display
Icons.........................................................................................................................................................
16
Program
Setting............................................................................................................................................................
18
Display
Setting............................................................................................................................................................... 26
Operating
Mode
Description........................................................................................................................................ 30
Typical Application........................................................................................................................................................
32
Parallel
Installation
Guide........................................................................................................................................
33
1. Instruction................................................................................................................................................................
33
2. Package
Contents.....................................................................................................................................................
33
3. Mounting
the
Unit..................................................................................................................................................... 33
4. Wiring
Connection....................................................................................................................................................
34
5. Parallel
Operation
in
Single
phase.........................................................................................................................
36
6. Support
3-phase
equipment...................................................................................................................................
39
7. Support
split
phase...................................................................................................................................................41
8. PV
Connection...........................................................................................................................................................
42
9. Split-Phase and 3 Phase LCD
Setting
and
Display..............................................................................................
43
Commissioning.................................................................................................................................................................. 45
LITHIUM
BATTERY SETTINGS..........................................................................................................................
50
TROUBLE
SHOOTING..................................................................................................................................................
55
ABOUT THIS MANUAL
Purpose
This
manual
describes
the
assembly,
installation,
operation
and
troubleshooting
of
this
unit.
Please
read

this
manual
carefully
before
installation
and
operation.

Scope
This manual provides 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. Install the provided over current protection device(s) between batteries and inverters.
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. 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.

DISCLAIMER

EG4 reserves the right to make changes to the material herein at any time without notice. You may refer
to the EG4 website at www.eg4electronics.com for the most updated version of our manual.

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SPECIFICATIONS
Table 1 Line Mode Specifications
INVERTER MODEL 3000EHV-48

Input Voltage Waveform Sinusoidal (utility or ge ne rator)

Nominal Input Voltage 120Vac
95Vac± 7V (UPS)
Low Loss Voltage
65Vac± 7V (Appliance s)
100Vac± 7V (UPS);
Low Loss Return Voltage
70Vac± 7V (Appliance s)
High Loss Voltage 140Vac± 7V
High Loss Return Voltage 135Vac± 7V
Max AC Input Voltage 150Vac

Min AC Input Voltage Electronics: 95 - 140VAC

Home Appliances: 65 - 140VAC

Nominal Input Frequency 50Hz / 60Hz (Auto de te ction)

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 30A
Output Short Circuit Protection
Battery mode: Solid State FETs 400A
Efficiency (Line Mode)  95% ( Rate d R load, batte ry full charge d )

10ms typical (UPS); 20ms typical

Transfer Time
(Appliance s)
Output Power

Rated Power
Output power derating:
50%
Whe n AC input volta ge drops to 95V, Power

the output powe r will be de rate d.

65V 95V 140V Input Voltage

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Table 2 Inverter Mode Specifications
INVERTER MODEL 3000EHV-48

Rated Output Power 3KVA/3KW

Output Voltage Waveform Pure Sine Wave

Output Voltage Regulation 110/120Vac±5%

Output Frequency 60Hz or 50Hz

Battery to Inverter
Efficiency 94%

PV to Inverter Efficiency 97%

Overload Protection 5s@•150% load; 10s@110%~150% load

Surge Capacity 2 X rated power for

5 seconds
Nominal DC Input Voltage 48Vdc
MPPT Startup Voltage 120Vdc
Low DC Warning Voltage
44.0Vdc
@
load
<
20%
42.8Vdc
@
20%
”
load
<
50%
40.4Vdc
@
load
•
50%
Low DC Warning Return Voltage 46.0Vdc
@ load < 20%
44.8Vdc
@ 20% ” load < 50%
42.4Vdc
@ load • 50%
Low
DC
Cut-off
Voltage
42.0Vdc
@
load
<
20%
40.8Vdc
@
20%
”
load
<
50%
38.4Vdc
@ load ≥ 50%

Table 3 Charge Mode Specifications

Utility Charging Mode
INVERTER MODEL 3000EHV-48
60Amp
Charging Current (AC)
(@ VI/P=120Vac)
Charging Current 80Amp
(PV+AC) (@ VI/P=120Vac)
Bulk Flooded
58.4 Vdc
Charging Battery
Voltage AGM / Gel
56.4 Vdc
Battery
Floating Charging Voltage 54Vdc
Overcharge Protection 63Vdc
Charging Algorithm 3-Step

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 Battery Voltage, per cell Charging Current, %

2.43Vdc (2.35Vdc)
Voltage
2.25Vdc

100%

Charging Curve
50%

T0 T1

T1 = 10* T0, minimum 10mins, maximum 8hrs

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

Solar Input
INVERTER MODEL 3000EHV-48
Rated Power 5000W
Max. PV Array Open Circuit
500Vdc
Voltage
PV Array MPPT Voltage
120Vdc~450Vdc
Range
Max. Current Draw 18A
Number of MPPT 1
Start Up Voltage 42 VDC
Max Charging Current(PV) 80A

Table 4 General Specifications

INVERTER MODEL 3000EHV-48
Safety Certification CE
Operating Temperature
-10°C to 55°C (14°C to 131°F)
Range
Storage temperature -15°C~ 60°C (5°C to 140°F)
Humidity 5% to 95% Relative Humidity (Non-condensing)
Dimension (D*W*H) 420mm x 340mm x 142mm 16.5'' x 13.4'' x 5.6''
Net Weight, kg/lb 10.5(13.1) 23.1lb(28.9)
USB No USB Port
RS-232 YES
RS-485 Yes/ USB Type A
Dry Contact Yes
Operating Altitude 0~1500m
Idle Power Consumption <50W, <15W (Saving Mode)
IP Rating IP 21 (Indoor Use)
Warranty 3 Years

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Table
5
Parallel Specifications
INVERTER MODEL 3000EHV-48
Maximum Units in Parallel 12
Circulation Current
<2A
(No Load)
Power Imbalance Ratio <5%
Parallel Communication CAN

Transfer Time in
<20ms
Parallel Mode

Parallel Kit Built In (RJ45 Port)

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INTRODUCTION
This is a multi-function inverter/charger, combining the capabilities of an inverter, MPPT solar charger,
and battery charger to offer uninterrupted power support in a portable size. Its comprehensive LCD
display offers user-configurable and easy-accessible button operation including: battery charging current,
AC/solar charger priority, and acceptable input voltage based on different applications.

Features
x Pure sine wave inverter - <3% THD
x Built-in MPPT solar controller - 120V to 500V
x Configurable input voltage range for home appliances and personal computers - 65V to 140VAC
x Configurable battery charging current based on applications - 10A to 80A
x Configurable AC/Solar Charger priority.
x Compatible to utility grid or generator power - 120V
x Auto restart when AC input is restored
x Overload/ Over temperature/ Short circuit protection
x Smart battery charger design for optimized battery performance

Basic System Architecture

The following illustration shows basic application for this inverter/charger - including the below-listed
devices needed for a complete running system:
x Utility or Generator
x 48V Battery
x PV Modules

Consult with your system integrator for other possible system architectures depending on your requirements.

This inverter can power all kinds of appliances in a home or office environment, including compressor based
appliances such as a refrigerator or air conditioner.

Figure 1 Solar Power System

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Product Overview

1. LCD display
2. Status indicator
3. Charging indicator
4. Fault indicator
5. Function buttons
6. Power on/off switch
7. AC input (L - N)
8. AC output (L - N)
9. PV input (500Vdc Max)
10. Battery input (48V Nominal)
11. AC Input Circuit breaker
12. RS232 communication port for
WiFi communication
13. Parallel communication port (only
for parallel model)
14. Dry contact (Optional)
15. USB communication port for PC
Applications
16. RS485 BMS communication port
17. Grounding Screw

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INSTALLATION
Unpacking and Inspection
Before installation, please inspect the unit to be sure that nothing inside the package is damaged. You
should have received the following items:
x EG4 3000EHV-48 Inverter x 125A DC Breaker x WiFi Communications Module
x User manual x 6" DIN Rail x 5' RJ11 to DB9 male RS232 Cable
x Battery BMS Cable x 6' Red and Black 4AWG Battery Cable x 4' RJ45 patch Cable
• 3' RS485 to USB Upgrade Cable
Preparation
Before connecting all wiring, please remove the bottom cover by removing two screws as shown below.

Mounting the Unit

Consider the following points before selecting where to install:
zDo not mount the inverter on flammable
construction materials.
zMount on a solid surface
zInstall this inverter at eye level in order to allow
the LCD display to be read at all times.
zThe ambient temperature should be between 0°C
to 55°C (-15°F to 131°F) to ensure optimal operation.
zThe recommended installation position is to be adhered
to the wall vertically.
zBe sure to distance other objects and surfaces as
shown in the right diagram to guarantee sufficient heat
dissipation and to have enough space for removing wires.

SUITABLE FOR INDOOR MOUNTING ON

CONCRETE OR OTHER NON-COMBUSTIBLE
SURFACE ONLY.

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Install the unit by screwing three screws. It’s recommended to use M4 or M5 screws.

Battery Connection
CAUTION: For safe operation and regulation compliance, it is recommended that a separate DC over-current
protector or disconnect device is installed between battery and inverter. Please refer to typical amperage
listed below for required fuse or breaker size.

Stripping Length:

WARNING! We recommend all wiring be performed by a licensed professional.

WARNING! It is very important for system safety and efficient operation to use the
appropriate cable size for battery connection. To reduce risk of injury, please use the
recommended cable stripping length(L2), GTJ ZOTTOTM RKTMZN2狣 OTZNKZGHRK below.

Recommended battery cablestripping length (L2), and tinning length(L1):

Model Maximum Battery Wire Size Recommended L1 L2 Torque

Amperage capacity AWG/mm2 Wire Length (mm/in) (mm/in) value
3000EHV-48 80A 100AH 4AWG/25 6'/1.8m up to 15'/4.6m 3/0.1" 18/0.7" 2~ 3 Nm

Please follow the following steps to implement battery connection:

1. Remove insulation sleeve 18 mm for positive and negative cables based on recommended stripping
length.
2. Connect all battery packs as unit requires, and use recommended battery capacity.
3. Insert battery cable to the battery connector of inverter and make sure the bolts are tightened
with torque of 2-3 Nm. Make sure polarity at both the battery and the inverter/charge is
correctly connected and battery cables are tightly screwed to the battery connector.

Please Note: Maximum current drawn by the inverter is 80A. If using EG4 Batteries, the maximum
output is 100A. A 125A breaker is utilized to support maximum battery current of 100A. If using
batteries other than EG4, please consult the manufacturer's manual to ensure proper breaker size.
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 WARNING: Shock Hazard
Installation must be performed with care due to high battery voltage.

CAUTION!! Do not place anything between the flat part of the inverter terminal. Overheating
may occur.
CAUTION!! Do not apply anti-oxidant substance on the terminals before terminals are
connected tightly.
CAUTION!! Before making the final DC connection or closing DC breaker/disconnector, be sure
positive (+) is connected to positive (+) and negative (-) is connected to negative (-).

AC Input/Output Connection
CAUTION!! Before connecting to AC input power source, please install a separate AC breaker between
inverter and AC input power source. This will ensure the inverter can be securely disconnected during
maintenance and fully protected from AC input over current. Recommended specification of AC breaker is 30A
on the input and 30A on the output.
CAUTION!! There are two terminal blocks with “IN” and “OUT” markings. Please do NOT mis-connect input
and output connectors.

WARNING! We recommend all wiring be performed by a licensed professional.

WARNING! It is very important for system safety and efficient operation to use appropriately sized cable for AC
input connection. To reduce risk of injury, please use the proper recommended cable size as below.
Suggested cable requirement for AC wires

Model Gauge* Torque Value AC Breaker**

3000EHV-48 10AWG up to 32'/16.5m 1.4~ 1.6Nm 30A Input/ 30A Output
* 120V system, 3% max drop, assuming open air. AC output is 25A.

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Please follow below steps to implement AC input/output connection:
1. Before
making
AC
input/output
connection,
be
sure
to
open
(turn off) DC protector or disconnecter

FIRST.
2. Remove
insulation
sleeve
10mm
for
six
conductors.
And
shorten
phase
L
and
neutral
conductor
N
3
mm.
3. Insert
AC
input
wires
according
to
polarities
indicated
on
terminal
block
and
tighten
the
terminal
screws.
Be
sure
to
connect the ground (PE)
conductor
(
)
first.

WARNING:
Be sure that AC power source is disconnected before attempting to hardwire it to the unit.

4. Then,
insert
AC
output
wires
according
to
polarities
indicated
on
terminal
block
and
tighten
terminal
screws.
Be
sure
to
connect
the ground (PE)
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) NOTE: Wire colors may vary.

5. Make
sure
the
wires
are
securely
connected.

CAUTION:
Important
Be
sure
to
connect
AC
wires
with
correct
polarity.
If
L
and
N
wires
are
reversed,
it
may
cause
a
utility
short-circuit
when
these
inverters
are
in
parallel
operation.

CAUTION:
Appliances
such
as
air
conditioners
require
at
least
2~3
minutes
to
restart
because
to
have

enough
time
to
balance
the refrigerant
gas.
If
a
power
outage
occurs
and
recovers
in
a
short
time,
it

may
cause
damage
to
your
connected
appliances.
To
prevent
this
damage,
please
check
the appliance
manufacturer
for
time-delay
start function
before
installation.
The
inverter/charger
will
trigger
BO
overload

fault
and
cut
off
the output
to
protect
your
appliance
which may cause
internal
damage
to
the
appliance.

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PV
Connection
CAUTION:
Before
connecting
to
PV
modules,
please
install a
separate
DC
circuit
breaker
between the

inverter
and
PV
modules.

WARNING!
We recommend all
wiring
be
performed
by
a licensed professional.

WARNING!
It is
very
important
for
system
safety
and
efficient
operation
to
use
appropriate
cable
for
PV

module
connection.
To
reduce
risk
of
injury,
please
use
the
proper
recommended
cable
size
as
below.

Model Maximum Draw
Cable
Size* Torque

3000EHV-48 18A 10
AWG up to 50'/15.2m 1.4~1.6 Nm

Note - Do not operate inverter with only PV input to run loads. Either the addition of grid power, battery power
or both is required for powering loads.

Solar Charging Mode

INVERTER MODEL 3000EHV-48
Max. PV Array Open Circuit Voltage 500DC
PV Array MPPT Voltage Range 120VDC~450VDC
EXAMPLE: Using a 330W
PV
module and
considering the
3 system
parameters below --
the
recommended
module
configurations
would be as follows:
Solar
Panel
Spec. SOLAR
INPUT Quantity
of Total
input Inverter
- 330W 60 cell Min
in
serial:
5
pcs,
max.
in
serial:
10
pcs panels power Model
- Vmp:
33.25Vdc 6 pcs in serial 6 pcs 1980W 3000EHV-48
- VmpTC: -0.43%/C 8
pcs
in
serial 8
pcs 3000EHV-48
2640W
- Imp:
9.925A 10
pcs
in
serial 10
pcs 3300W 3000EHV-48
- Voc:
40.35Vdc
6 pieces in serial and 2 sets in parallel 12 pcs 3960W 3000EHV-48
- VocTC: - 0.31%/C
8 pieces in serial and 2 sets in parallel 16 pcs 5280W 3000EHV-48
- Isc:
10.79A
* Assuming 10% voltage drop free air
** VOC max @ -25C/-14F = 46.6Vdc and Vmp min @ 40C/104F Ground mount = 27.5Vdc

PV System Parameters:
When selecting proper PV modules, please be sure to consider the following parameters:

1. Temperature adjusted open circuit voltage (VOC) of your PV modules must not exceed
maximum MPPT open circuit voltage (VOC).
2. Temperature adjusted voltage at minimum power (VMP) of your PV modules should be higher
than the start-up voltage of the inverter.
3. Calculate your panel configuration for your specific location and panel specfications.

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PV Module Wire Connection:

Please follow below steps to implement PV module connection:

1. Remove insulation sleeve 10 mm/0.4" for positive and negative conductors.
2. Check correct polarity of connection cable from PV modules and
PV input connectors. Then, 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.

3. Make sure the wires are securely connected.

Final Assembly
After connecting all wirings, please put bottom cover back by screwing in the two screws as shown below.

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Dry
Contact
Signal
There
is
one
dry
contact
(3A/250VAC)
available
on
the
rear
panel which can
be
used
to
deliver
signal
to

external
device
when
battery
voltage
reaches
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 powered from Utility. Close Open
Battery voltage < Low DC warning
voltage Open Close
Program 01
Battery voltage > Setting value in
Output is set as Utility
Program 13 or battery charging Close Open
powered
Power On reaches floating stage
from
Program 01 Battery voltage < Setting value in
Battery or
is set as Program 12 Open Close
Solar.
SBU or SUB Battery voltage > Setting value in
or Solar Program 13 or battery charging Close Open
first reaches floating stage

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OPERATION
Power ON/OFF

Once the unit has been properly installed and the batteries are connected properly, close (turn on) external
battery breakers, power on the batteries and then simply press the On/Off switch (located on the button of
the case) to turn on the unit.

Operation of Display Panel

The operation and display panel, shown in the below chart, is on the front panel of the inverter.
It includes three indicators, four function keys, and a LCD display which indicates the operating status,


input/output power information, et cetera.

LCD display

LED indicators
Function keys

LED Indicator
LED Indicator Messages
Solid On Output is powered by utility in Line mode.
Green
Flashing Output is powered by battery or PV in battery mode.
Solid On Battery is fully charged.
Green
Flashing Battery is charging.
Solid On Fault occured in the inverter.
Red
Flashing Warning condition occured in the inverter.

Function Keys
Function Key Description
ESC To exit setting mode
UP To go to previous selection
DOWN To go to next selection
ENTER To confirm the selection in setting mode or to enter setting mode

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LCD Display Icons

Icon Function description

Input Source Information
Indicates the AC input.
Indicates the PV input

Indicate input voltage, input frequency, PV voltage, battery voltage and

charger current.

Configuration Program and Fault Information

Indicates the program settings

Indicates the warning and fault codes.

Warning: flashes the warning code.

Fault: lights the fault code

Output Information

Indicates the output voltage, output frequency, load percentage, load in

VA, load in Watt and discharge current.

Battery Information

Indicates battery level: 0-24%, 25-49%, 50-74% and 75-100% for each bar
in battery mode and charging status in line mode.

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Load Information
Indicates overload.

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

0%~24% 25%~49% 50%~74% 75%~100%

Mode Operation Information

Indicates
unit
is connected to the grid.

Indicates
unit
is connected
to
the
PV
panel.

Indicates
load
is
directly connected to the grid.

Indicates
the
utility
charger
circuit
is
operational.

Indicates
the
DC/AC
inverter
circuit
is
operational.

Mute Operation

Indicates unit alarm is disabled.

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Program
Setting
After
pressing
and
holding the ENTER
button
for
3
seconds,
the
unit
will
enter
setting
mode.
Press
UP
or
DOWN

button
to
select
setting
programs.
Then,
press
ENTER
button
to
confirm
the
selection
or
ESC
button
to
exit.

Setting
Programs:

Program Description Selectable option

Solar
energy
provides
power
to

the
loads
as
first
priority.
If
solar
energy
is
not
sufficient
to

power
all
connected
loads,
battery

energy
will
supply
power to
the

Solar first loads
at
the
same
time.
Utility

provides
power
to
the
loads
only

when
one or all of the following

conditions is in play:
- Solar
energy
is
not
available
- Battery
voltage
drops
to
either
low-level
warning
voltage
or
the
setting
point
in
program
12.
Utility will provide power to the
loads as first priority.
Utility first (default)
Solar and battery energy will
provide power to the loads only
when utility power is not
Output source priority: To
configure load power available.
01 source priority Solar energy provides power to
the loads as first priority.
If solar energy is not sufficient to
SBU priority 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.

Solar
energy
provides power

to
the
loads as first priority.
SUB priority
If
solar
energy
is
not
sufficient
to

power
all
connected
loads,
utility

energy
will
supply
power
to
the

loads
at
the
same
time.

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 10A 20A

Maximum
charging
30A 40A

current:
Configures the

total
charging
current
for

02 solar
and
utility
chargers.
(Max.
charging
current
=
utility
50A 60A (default)
charging
current
+
solar

charging
current)

70A 80A

Appliances (default) If
selected,
acceptable
AC
input

voltage
range
will
be
within

70-160VAC.
UPS If
selected,
acceptable
AC
input

voltage
range
will
be
within
80-160VAC.
03 AC input voltage range Generator If
selected,
acceptable
AC
input

voltage
range
will
be
within

70-160VAC
and
compatible
with
generators
Note: Setting available
with optional firmware 4Ute:
Because
generators
are
update if unit is not unstable,
the
output
of the

already equipped. inverter may
be
unstable as well.
Saving mode disable If
disabled, whether
connected
load

(default) is
low
or
high,
the
on/off
status
of

inverter
output
will
not
be
effected.
Power saving mode
04
enable/disable If
enabled,
the
output
of the

Saving mode enable
inverter
will be
off
when
connected

load
is too
low
or
not
detected.

AGM (default)

Flooded

User-Defined

Factory Protocol
05 Battery type
Pylontech New Protocol

Fox ESS Protocol

EG4 Protocol

Pylontech/Dyness Old Protocol

19
 Restart disable (default) Restart enable
Auto restart when overload
06
occurs

Restart
disable
(default) Restart enable

Auto restart when over
07
temperature occurs

110V 120V (default)

08 Output voltage
115V

50Hz (default) 60Hz

09 Output frequency

When 'auto' is selected the manual(default) auto

load will automatically
10 bypass if utility is within the
range defined by Program 3

2A 10A

20A 30A (default)

40A 50A
Maximum utility charging
11
current

60A 70A

80A

20
 ***Available
options
in
48V
models:
Setting
range
is
from
44.0V
to
57.2V
for
48v
model,

but
the
setting
value
must
be
less
than
the
value
of
Program 13.

44V 45V

Point back to Utility:

(Low battery voltage level that 46V (default) 47V
12 switches the load to utility if SOL
or SBU priority has been set in
Program 1)
48V 49V
Please Note: This is ONLY
for AGM & FLD battery
types

50V 51V

52V 53V

54V 55V

***Available
options
in
48V
models:

Setting
range
is
from
48V
to
full
(the
value
of
program26-0.4V),
but
the

setting
value
must
be
more
than
the
value
of
Program 12.

Battery fully charged

48
(default)
V

49 50
V V

51 52
Point back to Battery:
(Charged battery voltage level that
V V
switches the load to battery if SOL
13
or SBU priority has been set in
Program 1) 53 54
V V
Please Note: This is ONLY
for AGM & FLD battery
types
55 56
V V

57 58
V V

59 60
V V

61 62
V V

21
 If
this
inverter/charger
is
working
in
Line,
Standby
or
Fault
mode,

charger
source
can
be
programmed
as
below:

Solar energy will charge battery

Solar first
as first priority.
Utility will charge battery only when
solar energy is not available.
Utility
will
charge
battery
as
Utility first first
priority.
Solar
energy
will
charge
battery

only when
utility
power
is
not

Charger
source
priority:
available.
16 To
configure
charger
source

priority)
Solar
and
Utility
(default)
Solar energy and utility will charge
battery at the same time.

Only Solar Solar
energy
will
be
the
only

charger
source
regardless of
whether
utility
is
available or
not.

If
this
inverter/charger
is
working
in
Battery
mode
or
Power
saving
mode,

only
solar
energy
can
charge
battery.
Solar
energy
will
charge
battery
if
it
is
available
and
sufficient.

Mode1
Buzzer mute

Mode2 The
buzzer
sounds
when
the

input
source
changes
or
there
is

a
specific
warning
or
fault
18 Buzzer mode
Mode3
The
buzzer
sounds
when
there
is

a
specific
warning
or
fault

Mode4(default)
The
buzzer
sounds
when
there
is

a
fault

Return
to
default
display
If
selected,
no
matter
how
users

screen
(default) switch
display
screen,
it
will

automatically
return
to
default

Auto return to display
screen
(Input
voltage
19 default display /output
voltage)
after
1
minute of
screen inactivity.
Stay at latest screen
If
selected,
the
display
screen
will

stay
at
last user-selected
screen.

22
 Backlight on (default) Backlight off
20 Backlight control

Overload bypass: Bypass enable

When enabled, the
Bypass disable (default)
23 unit will transfer to line
mode if overload occurs
in battery mode.)

Modbus ID Setting 8GTMK ͹狢狢狣JKLG[RZd狤狦狩

25 Modbus ID Setting

48V models default setting: 56.4V

Bulk charging
26 voltage (C.V. voltage)
If self-defined is selected in program 5, this program can be set up.
Setting range is from 48.0V to 62.0V for 48v model. But the setting value
must be more than or equal the value of program27. Increment of each
click is 0.1V.

48V models default setting: 54.0V

27 Floating charging
voltage

Parallel: This inverter is operated

Single: This inverter is used in
in a single phase parallel system.
single phase application.
(Need hardware support)

L1 phase
The inverter is operated in L1
phase in 3-phase application

L2 phase
The inverter is operated in L2
28 AC output mode phase in 3-phase application
(See Parallel Installation
Guide on pg. 47 for
more details ) L3 phase
The inverter is operated in L3
phase in 3-phase application

The inverter is operated in L1

phase in split phase application

The inverter is operated in L2

phase in split phase application

23
 48V models default setting: 42.0V

Low DC cut-off
29
voltage
If
self-defined
is
selected
in
program
5,
this
program
can
be
set
up.
Setting
range
is

from
40.0V
to
54.0V
for
48v
model.
The
setting
value
must
be
less
than
the
value
of

program12.
Increment
of
each
click
is
0.1V.Low
DC
cut-off
voltage
will
be
fixed
to

setting
value
no
matter
what
percentage
of
load
is
connected.

When
“ONE”
is
selected,
as
long
as

one
of
inverters
has
been
connected

to
PV
modules
and
PV
input
is

normal,
parallel
or
3-phase
system

will
continue
working
according
to

rule
of “solar
first”
setting.

One Inverter (Default): EXAMPLE:
If two
units
are
connected
in

parallel
and
set to “SOL”
in
output
source

priority.
Then if
one
of
two
units
has
connected

to
PV
modules
and
PV
input
is
normal,
the

parallel
system
will
provide
power
to
loads

from
solar
or
battery
power.
If
both
of
them
are

not
sufficient,
the
system
will
provide
power
to

loads
from
utility.

PV
judge
condition:

(Only
applies
for
setting

30 “Solar
first”
in
Program
1:

Output
source
priority)
When
“ALL”
is
selected,
parallel
or
3-
phase
system
will
continue
working

according
to
rule
of “solar
first”

setting
only
when
all
of
inverters
are

connected
to
PV
modules.

EXAMPLE: If
two
units
are
connected
in

All of Inverters: parallel
and
set to “SOL”
in
output
source

priority.
When
selecting
“ALL”
in
program
30,

it is
necessary
to
have
all
inverters
connected

to
PV
modules
and the
PV
input
normal in
order
to
allow
the
system
to
provide
power
to

loads
from
solar
and/or
battery power.

Otherwise,
the
system
will
provide
power
to

loads
from
utility.

24
 Automatically (Default):
If
selected,
inverter
will
set the

charging
time
automatically.

5 min
Bulk charging
32 time
(C.V stage) The setting range is from 5 min to
900 min. Increment of each click is
900 min 5 min.

If
“USE”
is
selected
in
program
05,
this
program
can
be
set
up.

Battery equalization disable

Battery equalization
(default)

33 Battery equalization
If
“Flooded”
or
“User-Defined”
is
selected
in
program
05,
this
program
can

be
set
up.

48V models default setting is 58.4V. Setting range is from 48V ~

Battery equalization 64V. Increment of each click is 0.1V.

34
voltage

60min (default) Setting range is from 5min to

Battery equalized
35 900min. Increment of each
time
click is 5min.
120min (default) Setting range is from 5min to
Battery equalized
36 900 min. Increment of each click is
timeout
5 min.
30days (default) Setting range is from 0 to 90 days.
37 Equalization interval Increment of each click
is 1 day
Enable Disable (default)

If
equalization
function
is
enabled
in
program
33,
this
program
can
be
set
up.
If

Equalization activated “Enable”
is
selected
in
this
program,
it is
to
activate
battery
39 immediately
equalization
immediately
and
LCD
main
page
will
shows
“
”.

If
“Disable”
is
selected,
it
will
cancel
equalization
function
until
next
activated

equalization
time
arrives
based
on
program
37
setting.

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

Setting SOC point

43 back to utility Default 50%, 20%~50% Settable

Setting SOC point Default 95%, 60%~100% Settable

44 back to battery

45 Low DC cutoff SOC Default 20%, 5%~30% Settable

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29
Operating Mode Description

Operation mode Description LCD display

Charging by utility and PV energy.

Standby
mode
/
Power

saving
mode

Charging by utility.

No output is supplied by the

unit but it still can charge
Charging by PV energy.
Note: batteries.
*Standby mode: The inverter
is not turned on yet but at
this time, the inverter can
charge battery without AC
output.
*Power saving mode: If No charging.
enabled, the output of
inverter will be off when
connected load is pretty low
or not detected.

Charging by utility and PV energy.

Fault
mode

PV energy and utility can

Note:
*Fault mode: Errors are charge batteries.
caused by inside circuit error Charging by utility.
or external reasons such as
over temperature, output short
circuited and so on.

Charging
by
PV
energy.

No charging.

The
unit
will
provide
output
Charging by utility and PV energy.

power
from
the
grid.
It
will

also
charge
the
battery
at

line
mode.

Line
Mode
The
unit
will
provide
output
Charging by utility.
power
from
the
grid.
It
will

also
charge
the
battery
at

line
mode.

30
 If “solar first” is selected as the output source
priority and solar energy is not sufficient to
The unit will provide output provide the load, then solar energy and utility
power from the grid. It will will provide the loads as well as charge the
also charge the battery at batteryy at the same time.
line mode.

If "SUB" is selected as the output source priority

The unit will provide output and the battery is connected, then solar energy
power from the grid. It will will charge battery as first priority.
also charge the battery at If solar energy is sufficient for charging,then
line mode. solar and the utility will provide the loads.

Line Mode

If “solar first” is selected as the output source

priority and the battery is not connected, then
solar energy and the utility will provide the loads.

The unit will provide output

power from the grid. Power from utility.

Power from battery and PV energy.

PV energy will supply power to the loads and

charge battery at the same time

The unit will provide output

power from battery and PV Power from batteryy only.
y
Battery Mode power.

Power from PV energy only.

31
Typical Application - 120V Single Phase in Parallel
For loads requiring 120V, up to twelve 3000EHV-48's can be set up in parallel.

Typical Application - 240/120V Split Phase in Parallel

For loads requiring both 120V & 240V, up to six 3000EHV-48's per phase can be set up in parallel.

32
Parallel Installation Guide
1. Instruction
This
inverter
can
be
used
in
parallel
with
three
different
operation
modes.
1. Parrallel
Operation
in
Single
Phase

up
to
12
units.
The
supported
maximum
output
power
is

36KW/36KVA.

2. Parallel Operation in Three Phase - Maximum
12
units
work
together
to
support
three-

phase
equipment.
10
units
support
one
phase
maximum.
The
supported
maximum
output
power
is
36KW/36KVA
and
one
phase
can
be
up
to
30KW/30KVA.

3. Parallel Operation in Split Phase - up to 6 units per phase.

NOTE:
If
this
unit
is
bundled
with a
parallel
cable - the
inverter's
default operation mode is set

to
parallel
operation.

2. Package Contents
In the
parallel
kit,
you
will
find
the
following
items:

(1) Parallel
communication
cable

3. Mounting the Unit

When
installing
multiple
units,
please
follow the chart
below.

NOTE:
For
proper
air
circulation and heat dissipation,
allow
a
clearance
of
approx.
20
cm/7.9"
to

the
side
and
approx.
50
cm/19.7"
above
and
below
the
unit.
Be
sure
to
install
each
unit at
the

same
level.

33
 4. Wiring Connection
The
cable
size
of
each
inverter
is
shown
as
below:
Recommended
battery
cable
and
terminal
size
for
each
inverter:
Stripping Length:
WARNING: Be sure the length of all battery cables is the same.
Inconsistent battery cable lengths will cause inconsistent voltage readings
between inverter and battery, which could result in nonworking parallel
inverters.

Model Maximum Battery Wire Size Recommended L1 L2 Torque

Amperage capacity AWG/mm2 Wire Length (mm/in) (mm/in) value
3000EHV-48 80A 100AH 4AWG/25 6'/1.8m up to 15'/4.6m 3/0.1" 18/0.7" 2~ 3 Nm

Recommended AC input and output cable size for each inverter:

Model Gauge Torque Value AC Breaker

3000EHV-48 10AWG up to 32'/9.75m 1.4~ 1.6Nm 30A Input/30A Output

Note - Connect inverters and batteries to a properly sized bus-bar(s)

CAUTION!!

Please

install a
breaker between the
battery and inverter
and

on the AC

input


side.

This

will

ensure

the

inverter

can

be

securely

disconnected

during

maintenance

and

fully
protected from over current. The

recommended

mounting

location

of

the

breakers

is

shown

in

the

figures on the following pages:

Recommended Breaker Size Between Batteries & Inverter is 125 Amps Regardless
of System Size.

34
 Recommended main panel breaker specification of AC input with single phase:
1st Panel up to 2 units 3 units 4 - 5 units 2nd Panel up to 2 units 3 units 4 - 5 units
3000EHV-48 60A 90A 150A 3000EHV-48 60A 90A 150A
Note: Also, you can use 30A breaker for only 1 unit.

Recommended battery capacity - additional batteries required for larger storage capacities.
Inverter parallel
2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
numbers
Battery Capacity 300AH 400AH 500AH 600AH 800AH 900AH 1000AH 1100AH 1200AH 1300AH 1500AH

WARNING! Be sure that all inverters share the same battery bank. Otherwise, the inverters will
transfer to fault mode.

Communicating with battery BMS in parallel system

1) Only supports common battery-type installation

2) Use RJ45 to USB-A cable to connect any one inverter in the paralleled system to
your Lithium battery.

Set Master inverter battery type to “LI X” in LCD program 5. All other inverters should be set to
default value “AGM”. ** "X" = Battery Communication Protocol Number . For EG4 batteries, set to Li4.

Note: Make sure only one inverter is connected via RJ45 to USB-A cable and set as Lithium in LCD
program 5 and all others set to AGM.

35
 5. Parallel
Operation
in
Single
Phase (120V)
Program Description Selectable option

Parallel:
This
inverter
is
operated

in
parallel
system.
28 AC output mode Communication cables need to
be connected as shown in the
diagram below

Power Connection Communication Connection

Three
inverters
in Single Phase Parallel:

Power Connection Communication Connection

36
Four
inverters in Single Phase Parallel:
Power
Connection

Communication Connection

Five
inverters
in
Single Phase Parallel:

Power
Connection

Communication Connection

37
Six
inverters
in
Single Phase Parallel:

Power
Connection

Communication Connection

Note:
NPD[ 12XQLWVBest practice is to minimize the number of jumps between inverters by alternating
between 1 and 2 jumps on each inverter.

38
6. Support 3-phase equipment
Program Description Selectable option
L1 phase
The inverter is operated in L1
phase in 3-phase application

L2 phase
The inverter is operated in L2
28 AC output mode phase in 3-phase application

L3 phase
The inverter is operated in L3
phase in 3-phase application

Power Connection: One inverter in each phase Communication Connection

Three inverters in each phase:

Power Connection

Note: Depending on load demand, there can be up to 10 inverters on any one phase.
P1: L1-phase, P2: L2-phase, P3: L3-phase.
N=N1+N2+N3,Nmax=12units

39
N1max=10units is in one phase and one inverter for the other two phasesͣN2=N3=1ͤ:
Power Connection

Note:
Depending on load demand, there can be up to 10 inverters on any one phase..

P1: L1-phase, P2: L2-phase, P3: L3-phase.
N=N1+N2+N3,Nmax=12units

N1max=5 &
N2max=6 units
is
in
two
phases
and
one
inverter
for
the
one
phaseͣN3=1:

Power Connection

Communication Connection

40
7. Support
for Parallel Split Phase (120V/240V)
Program Description Selectable option

The inverter is operated in L1

phase in split application
28 AC output mode
The inverter is operated in L2
phase in split application

Two inverters in parallel Split Phase

More than two inverters in parallel Split Phase

Note:
Depending on load demand, there can be up to 6 inverters on any one phase.
2P1:
L1-phase,
2P2:
L2-phase; N=N1+N2,
Nmax=12units
41
8. PV
Connection
Please
refer
to
user
manual
of
single
unit
for
PV
Connection.
CAUTION:
Each
inverter
should
connect
to
PV
modules
separately.

42
 9. Split-Phase and 3 Phase LCD Setting and Display
Setting Program:

Program Description Selectable option

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

used in single phase parallel application.
application.

L1 phase
The inverter is operated in L1 phase in 3-phase
application

L2 phase
The inverter is operated in L2 phase in 3-phase
28 AC output mode application

L3 phase
The inverter is operated in L3 phase in 3-phase
application

The inverter is operated in L1 phase in split-phase

application

The inverter is operated in L2 phase in split phase

application

When “ONE” is selected, as long as one of the

inverters has been connected to PV modules and PV
input is normal, parallel or 3-phase system will
continue working according to the rule of “solar first”
setting.

For example, two units are connected in parallel and

set to “SOL” in output source priority. If one of two
One Inverter (Default): units has connected to PV modules and PV input is
normal, the parallel system will provide power to
loads from solar or battery power. If both of them are
not sufficient, the system will provide power to loads
from utility.

30 PV Operation (Only When “ALL” is selected, parallel or 3-phase system

applies for setting will continue working according to the rule of
“Solar first” in “solar first” setting only when all inverters are
program 1: Output connected to PV modules.
source priority)
All of Inverters: For example, two units are connected in parallel and
set to “SOL” in output source priority. When selecting
“ALL” in program 30, it is necessary to have all
inverters connected to PV modules and the PV input


normal to allow the system to provide power to loads
from solar and battery power. Otherwise, the system
will provide power to loads from utility.

43
Fault code display:

Fault Code Fault Event Icon on

24 Host loss

25 Synchronization loss

26 /TIUSVGZOHRK HGZZKX_ Z_VK

27 Firmware version inconsistent

Warning code display:

Warning Warning Icon on

Code Event

16 CAN communication loss

17 AC output mode setting is different

18 Battery voltage detected different

44
10.Commissioning Parallel System
Step
1:
Check
the
following
requirements
before
commissioning:
x Ensure all wire connections are correct.
x Ensure the communications cable is connected.
x Ensure all AC In/Out breakers are open (off),
and all neutral wires are connected.
v Ensure inverter DC breakers are closed (on), and turn on batteries.
Step 2: Turn on all inverters and wait for boot-up.

LCD
display
in
Master
unit LCD
display
in
Slave
unit

NOTE:
Master
and
slave
units
are
randomly
defined.
If
it
is
master
the
icon
blinks,
if
it
is
slave,

the icon is on steady

Step 3: Put the unit's power switch into the OFF position to place
the unit in Standby Mode.

Step 4: Configure LCD program 28 on each inverter, press enter to save.

x Parallel Single Phase - Each unit is PAL
x Parallel Split Phase - L1 unit(s) set as 2P1 and L2 unit(s) set as 2P2 - 2P1+ 2P2 + N = split phase 120V/240V
x Parallel 3 Phase - L1 unit(s) set as 3P1, L2 unit(s) set as 3P2, L3 unit(s) set as 3P3

LCD
display
in
Master
unit LCD
display
in
Slave
unit

Step 5: Turn on all units sequentially starting with the Master.

Step 6: Switch on all AC Input breakers. If AC connection is detected and split phases are matched with unit setting,
they will work normally. Otherwise, the AC icon on the LCD screen will be flashing and will not work in Line Mode.
Step 7: If there is no fault alarm, the system is ready to support split-phase equipment and is correctly installed.
Step 8: Please switch on all load side breakers. The system will start to provide power to the loads.

Note: To avoid overload occurring, before turning on breakers on load side, ensure all system components are
operational.

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Lithium Battery Settings
If choosing a lithium battery for the inverter, there are two modes supported.
1. Inverter to BMS communication with the battery via RS 485 Modbus
2. User defined setting using voltage levels (Program Settings 26 and 27)
Lithium Battery BMS Connection
There are two connections on the lithium battery, the RS485 port for BMS and the DC power cables.
Please follow the steps below to implement lithium battery connection:
1). Connect the battery terminal based on recommended battery cable and terminal size
(same as Lead acid, see section Lead-acid Battery connection for details).
2). Connect the end of RS485 port of battery to BMS(RS485) communication port of inverter.

Lithium battery communication and setting

The BMS communication cable (*shown in the figure below) delivers information and signal between a
ithium battery and the inverter. Utilizing the BMS will allow the following settings:
lithium
z Configure the charging voltage, charging current and battery discharge cut-off voltage according to
t
the
he lithium battery parameters.

z Start or stop charging according to the status of lithium battery.

Connect one end off the RS485 to the battery and the other to the RS485 communication port of
the inverter. Make sure the lithium battery RS485 port connects to the inverter Pin to Pin using the port
p
pin assignment shown below:

Pin number RS485 Port Wire color

PIN1 RS485-B Red
PIN2 RS485-A White
PIN3 GND Green
PIN4 GND Yellow
PIN5 NC NC

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LCD setting
After connecting, finish and confirm the following settings:
Program Description Selectable option

AGM (default)

Flooded

User-Defined

Standard communication Protocol

form inverter supplier
05 Battery type
Customized Protocol

Customized Protocol

EG4 Protocol

Customized Protocol

Setting SOC point

back to utility
source when
43 selecting “SBU Default 50%, 20%~50% Settable
priority” or “Solar
first” in program
01
Setting SOC point
back to battery
mode when
44 selecting “SBU Default 95%, 60%~100% Settable
priority” or “Solar
first “in program
01
Low DC cut-off
45 Default 20%, 5%~30% Settable
SOC
Note: Program 43/44/45 are only available with successful communication, they will replace the Program 12/13/29 function at the
same time program 12/13/29 becomes unavailable.

LCD Display
If communication between the inverter and battery is successful, the following information will be shown
on the LCD screen˖

Item Description LCD display

1 Communication successful icon

2 Lithium battery charging voltage

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 Max lithium battery charging voltage is 56.0V.

3 Lithium battery charging current

Max lithium battery charging current is 40A.

4 Lithium battery discharging is forbidden will flash once every 1 second

5 Lithium battery charging is forbidden will flash once every 2 second

6 Lithium battery capacity (AH)*Left Image

7 Lithium battery state of charge (%)*Right Image

Lithium battery SOC is 63AH and 60%

Settings for EG4 Lithium Batteries

1). EG4 lithium battery settings:

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

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

Please Note: If you change the dipswitches, you must powerr cycle the batteries
batterie
for the BMS to recognize the new dipswitch address.
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2).
BMS Communication Guide
Step
1.
Use
the
RS485
cable
to
connect
inverter
and
EG4
battery.

Step
2.
Turn on DC breaker between inverter and battery and switch
on
EG4
battery.

Step
3.
Turn
on
the
inverter.

Step
4.
Be
sure
to
select
battery
type
as
“Li4”
in
LCD
program
5. All other inverters need to be set to "AGM".
If
communication
between
the
inverter
and
battery
is
successful,
the
battery
icon on LCD display will light

Setting for lithium battery without communication

This example is used for lithium battery applications without BMS communication, please follow the
steps below:
1.Before
setting charging parametersͫyou
must
get
the
battery
BMS
specifications˖
A. Max
charging
voltage
B. Max
charging
current
C. Discharging
protection
voltage

2.Set
battery
type
as“USE”˄user-defined˅
AGM (default) Flooded

05 Battery type 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.

3. Set C.V voltage as Max charging voltage of BMS-0.5V.

default setting: 56.4V

Bulk charging voltage

26
(C.V voltage)
If self-defined is selected in program 5, this program can be set
up. Setting range is from 24.0V to 31.0V for 24v model and
48.0V to 62.0V for 48v model. But the setting value must be
more than or equal the value of program27. Increment of
each click is 0.1V.

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4. Set floating charging voltage as C.V voltage.
default setting: 54.0V

27 Floating charging voltage

If self-defined is selected in program 5, this program can be set
up. Setting range is from 24.0V to the value of program 26 for
24v model and 48.0V to the value of program 26 for 48v
model. Increment of each click is 0.1V.
5. Set Low DC cut-off voltage •discharging protection voltage of BMS+2V.
default setting: 42.0V

29 Low DC cut-off voltage If self-defined is selected in program 5, this program can be

set up. Setting range is from 20.0V to 27.0V for 24v model
and 40.0V to 54.0V for 48v model. The setting value must be
less than the value of program12. Increment of each click is
0.1V.Low DC cut-off voltage will be fixed to setting value no
matter what percentage of load is connected.

6. Set Max charging current which must be less than the Max charging current of BMS.
10A 20A

30A 40A
Maximum charging current:
To configure total charging
current for solar and utility
02 chargers. 50A 60A (default)
(Max. charging current =
utility charging current +
solar charging current)
70A 80A

7. Setting voltage point back to utility source when selecting “SBU priority” or “Solar first” in program 01.
The setting value must be •Low DC cut-off voltage+1Vˈor else the inverter will have a warning as battery
voltage low.

Setting voltage point back

to utility source when Available options in 48V models: 46V (default)
selecting “SBU priority” or
12 “Solar first” in program 01.
Please Note: This is ONLY
for AGM & FLD battery
types

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Troubleshooting Guide
Below is a list of faults, warning codes, potential scenario issues, explanations of code meaning, as well as
possible steps for correction.

In most cases a complete system reboot will remedy any erroneous errors. The steps for a complete system
reboot are (in this order) as follows:
1. Inverter - set to standby (move power switch to OFF position)
2. PV/AC - input breaker OFF
3. Batteries - breaker OFF

Once the system has fully shut down, toggle the power switch between the ON and OFF position for
approximately 30 seconds to drain the capacitors. When that step is complete, ensure your inverter’s power
switch is in the OFF position before restarting the system in the following order:
1. Batteries - breaker ON
2. PV/AC - input breaker ON
3. Inverter - switch ON

Faults
Problem Indicator Explanation/Cause Possible Solution

Verify battery voltage and

SOC. If the battery has a low
Unit shuts down LED’s will be off. Indicates your battery charge, charge the battery
automatically during start Alarm will sound for 3 voltage is too low and then reattempt start up.
up. seconds.
*If problem persists, contact your
retailer.

Ensure battery is connected

to the inverter with the
correct polarity (RED to +)
and (BLACK to -)
Could indicate that the
battery voltage is too low Ensure that the connections
NO LED’s or alarms will to let the inverter boot at both the battery and
No response after power
sound. up. inverter are.
switch is set to ON *With EG4 batteries we
Could also indicate that recommend the terminals be
battery polarity is torqued to 6ft lbs or 8nm
connected in reverse.
Ensure that the SOC of the
batteries is sufficient (greater
than 20%)

**If problem persists, contact

your retailer.

Input voltage is Ensure the AC input breaker

Utility exists but inverter is Could indicate that the
displayed as 0 on the is not tripped and that all AC
in battery mode. input protector is
LCD screen. input wires are installed
tripped.
Green LED is flashing. correctly into the unit.

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 Problem Indicator Explanation/Cause Possible Solution

Ensure the AC wires are an

appropriate gauge (most use
10awg wire).

Ensure that the AC lines are

not too long. This could be
causing a voltage drop off as
well.

If using a generator, ensure

Utility exists but the inverter Greed LED is flashing. Could indicate an that it is running and verify
is in battery mode. insufficient quality of AC the output voltage.
power - either Generator
or AC utility Grid Ensure that Setting 3 is set
to APL and that the
generator output voltage is
within the range for that
setting. (90-140vac)

Ensure Setting 1 is set to

UTL

*If problem persists,

contact your retailer.

Ensure that battery cables

are installed correctly and
When the inverter is are sufficiently tight.
Could indicate that *With EG4 batteries we
powered on, internal relay is LCD and LEDs are batteries are not recommend the
switching on and off flashing. terminals be torqued to
connected.
repeatedly. 6ft lbs or 8nm

**If problem persists,

contact your retailer.

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 Fault Codes

Code Explanation Troubleshooting Steps

Do a complete system restart.

Indicates the load of the inverter
Fault Code 07 - Overload Error has exceeded 110% of the load Once the system has restarted and is
capacity. online, ensure that loads are kept
under 110% of operating capacity.

Ensure all wiring is going to the

correct breaker and phases have not
crossed. If running multiple inverters,
test the continuity between the units
using a multimeter.
To run this test:
Ɣ Do a complete system
shutdown as instructed
above.
Ɣ Set the multimeter to Ohm
mode.
Ɣ Take the Positive + (RED)
Fault Code 05 - Output Short Indicates that on L1 for single
probe and place it in L1 on
Circuited inverters or L1 & L2 for paralleled
the first inverter
inverters that the output has a
Ɣ Take the Negative - (BLACK)
short.
probe and place it on L1 on
the second inverter.
Ɣ The meter should read 0
Ɣ If it reads OL then the two
lines are crossed or on the
same bus causing the short.

Ensure that the appropriately sized

wiring is being used (most use 10awg
wiring).

**If problem persists, contact your retailer.

Ensure the inverter has sufficient

airflow and the vents/fans are not
clogged or blocked by debris.

Fault Code 02 - Internal Temperature Indicates that the internal Ensure that the fans spin freely.
Alarm temperature is over 212°
Fahrenheit. Ensure the ambient temperature is
lower than 212° Fahrenheit.

**If problem persists, contact your retailer.

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 Refer to the battery manufacturer’s
specs to ensure the inverter is
configured to the battery’s
specifications.

Ensure that the correct voltage of

batteries for the system is being used.
EX: a 48V inverter cannot support 24V
Fault Code 03 - High Battery Voltage Indicates the battery could be batteries.
overcharged
Ensure the busbar is rated for the
correct amperage being put on it.
Over-amping a bus bar could cause a
high battery voltage warning.

**If problem persists, contact your retailer.

Check loads to ensure that it is not

attempting to use a 240V load while
only having 120V available.
*If connected loads are not an incorrect
voltage contact your retailer.

If running multiple inverters, test the

continuity between the units using a
multimeter. To run this test:
Ɣ Do a complete system
shutdown as instructed
above
Fault Code 06 - Output Abnormal Ɣ Once system is off, turn on
Indicates that the inverters output
OR the breakers for AC output
is lower than 190vac or greater
Fault Code 22 panel.
than 260vac.
Ɣ Set the multimeter to Ohm
mode.
Ɣ Take the Positive + (RED)
probe and place it in L1 on
the first inverter
Ɣ Take the Negative - (BLACK)
probe and place it on L1 on
the second inverter.
Ɣ The meter should read 0
Ɣ If it reads OL then the two
lines are crossed or on the
same bus causing the short.

Follow the directions above and

Indicates the inverter has restart the unit. Once the unit is
Fault Code 13 - Overcurrent or Surge detected an overcurrent event or restarted, if Fault 13 is still present -
a power surge. contact your retailer

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 Ensure that the inverter is not in
standby mode (power switch in the
OFF position)

Ensure the inverter is not attempting

to power loads that call for a higher
Fault Code 14 - Bus Voltage Too Low Indicates the voltage at the bus is voltage than is being produced.
insufficient to carry loads
Follow directions at the beginning of
this guide to do a complete system
restart. Once the restart has been
completed, if the problem persists -
contact your retailer.

Ensure that the loads are evenly

balanced in the main load panel.
EX: equal number of loads on L1 and
Indicates that there are possibly L2
Fault Code 16 - Output Voltage is
multiple loads on a single leg of
Unbalanced Follow the directions at the beginning
power.
of this guide and do a full system
restart. If after restart, the problem
persists - contact your retailer.

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Fault Reference Code

Fault Code Fault Event Icon on

01 Over temperature of inverter module

02 Over temperature of DCDC module

03 Battery voltage is too high

04 Over temperature of PV module

05 Output short circuited.

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 DCDC over current

13 Over current or surge

14 Bus voltage is too low

15 /T\KXZKX LGORKJ 9KRLINKIQOTM

16 Over DC voltage in AC output

17 Reserved

18 5V I[XXKTZ ULLYKZ OY ZUU NOMN

19 /T\KXZKX I[XXKTZ ULLYKZ OY ZUU NOMN

20 *)*) I[XXKTZ ULLYKZ OY ZUU NOMN

21 6< I[XXKTZ ULLYKZ OY ZUU NOMN

22 Output voltage is too low

23 /T\KXZKX TKMGZO\K VU]KX

24 Host loss

25 Synchronization loss

26 Incompatible battery type

27 Firmware version inconsistent

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Warning Indicator
Warning
Warning Event Audible Alarm Icon flashing
Code
Beep three times every
02 Temperature is too High
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

16 CAN communication loss None

AC
output
mode

17 None
setting
desparity

18 Battery
voltage
None
disparity
detected

Lithium Battery
19 communication failure Beep once every 0.5 second

Battery low and/or it is

20 Beep twice every 3 seconds
below the setting value
of Program 13

Battery equalization None

Battery is not connected None

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