Powerstackst 535 KWH 250 KW 2 H

System Manual
Energy Storage System

PowerStack-ST535kWh-250kW-2h/ST1070kWh-250kW-4h
PowerStack-
ST535kWh-250kW-2h/ST1070kWh-
250kW-4hEnergy Storage
SystemSystem ManualST535_
1070kWh-250kW-SEN-Ver12-
202203M-D-000365
ST535_1070kWh-250kW-SEN-Ver12-202203
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About This Manual
This manual describes the transportation and storage, mechanical installation, electrical
connection, power-on and power-off operation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of the
ESS.
Target Group
This manual is for operators of the power storage plant and qualified technical personnel.
The ESS must and can only be installed by professional technicians who meet the following
requirements:
• Has been trained
• Read this manual thoroughly and understand the safety instructions related to
operations
• Be familiar with local standards and relevant safety regulations of electrical systems
How to Use This Manual
Please read this manual carefully before using the product and keep it properly at a place
for easy access.
In order to provide customers with the best usage experience, the products and product
manuals are always in the process of improvement and upgrade. If the manual received is
slightly inconsistent with the product, it may be a result of product version upgrade, and the
actual product shall prevail.
Contents of the manual may be updated and amended continuously, so it is possible that
there may be some errors or slight inconsistency with the actual product. Please refer to the
actual product purchased, and the latest manual can be obtained from support.
sungrowpower.com or sales channels.
The figures in this manual are for reference only. The actual product received may differ.
Symbol Explanations
To ensure the safety of the users and their properties 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.
Below is a list of symbols that are used in this manual. Review them carefully to make better
use of this manual.
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, will result in

death or serious injury.
II
Indicates a slightly hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may result in minor
or moderate injury.
Indicates a potential hazard which, if not avoided, will result in device malfunction
or property damage.
“NOTE” indicates additional information, emphasized contents or tips that may be

helpful, e.g., to help you solve problems or save time.
Symbol on Products
Always note hazard warnings on the machine body, including:
Marks Explanation
High voltage inside! Risk of electric shock by touching it!
This symbol indicates a protective ground terminal which needs to

be firmly grounded to ensure the safety of operators.
Read the instructions before performing any operation on the

product.
Live parts! Do not touch them until 5 minutes after disconnection

from the power sources.
Pay attention to the danger. Do not operate this product in the live
status!
Pay attention to heavy objects. Lifting of heavy objects may lead to
back injuries. Please lift heavy objects with appropriate tools.
Pay attention to explosion.
Pay attention to corrosion.
Do not dispose of this product as household waste.
No fire.
There should be a medical center nearby.
III
Marks Explanation
In case of contact with eyes, rinse the eyes immediately with running
water or normal saline; and seek medical help in time.
It is required to wear goggles.
Abbreviations
Complete designation Abbreviations

Battery Energy Storage System/Battery
BESS
Outdoor Cabinet/ST500CP-BL
Power Conversion System/AC Outdoor
PCS
Cabinet/SC50HV*5
Energy Storage System/ST535kWh-250kW-
ESS
2h/ST1070kWh-250kW-4h
Switch Gear S/G
DC/DC Converter DC/DC
Fire Suppression System FSS
Liquid Cooling System LCS
Local Controller LC
Energy Management System EMS
Switching Mode Power Supply SMPS
Supervisory Control And Data Acquisition SCADA
Unless otherwise specified, devices in this manual are referred to as the abbreviations
above.
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Contents
All Rights Reserved .....................................................................................................I
About This Manual......................................................................................................II
1 Safety Precautions ...........................................................................................1
1.1 Personal Requirements...................................................................................1
1.2 Electrical Safety .............................................................................................1
1.3 Battery Safety ................................................................................................2
1.4 Hoisting and Transportation.............................................................................3
1.5 Installation and Wiring.....................................................................................3
1.6 Operation and Maintenance ............................................................................4
1.7 Disposal of Waste...........................................................................................4
2 Product Description ..........................................................................................6
2.1 Product Introduction........................................................................................6
2.2 External Design ..............................................................................................7
2.2.1 Cabinet Appearance..............................................................................7
2.2.2 Mechanical Parameters .........................................................................9
2.2.3 Ventilation Design ............................................................................... 11
2.3 Internal Design .............................................................................................12
2.3.1 Internal Equipment ..............................................................................12
2.3.2 Battery Introduction .............................................................................14
2.3.3 SC50HV .............................................................................................16
3 Transport and Storage ...................................................................................19
3.1 Precautions..................................................................................................19
3.2 Transport Methods .......................................................................................19
3.3 Requirements for Transportation....................................................................19
3.4 Storage Requirements ..................................................................................20
4 Mechanical Installation ..................................................................................22
4.1 Inspection Before Installation.........................................................................22
4.1.1 Deliverables Inspection .......................................................................22
4.1.2 Product Inspection ..............................................................................22
4.2 Installation Environment Requirements ..........................................................22
4.2.1 Installation Site Requirement ...............................................................22
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4.2.2 Foundation Requirements....................................................................23
4.2.3 Installation Spacing Requirement .........................................................24
4.3 Forklift Transport ..........................................................................................27
4.4 Hoisting and Transport ..................................................................................29
4.4.1 Safety Precautions ..............................................................................29
4.4.2 Hoisting..............................................................................................30
4.5 Fixed Installation ..........................................................................................31
5 Electrical Connection .....................................................................................33
5.1 Precautions..................................................................................................33
5.2 Electrical Connection Overview .....................................................................33
5.3 Preparation Before Wiring .............................................................................36
5.3.1 Preparing Installation Tools ..................................................................36
5.3.2 Open the Door ....................................................................................36
5.3.3 Preparing Cables ................................................................................37
5.3.4 Copper Wire Connection......................................................................38
5.3.5 Aluminum Wire Connection..................................................................38
5.3.6 Cable Entry Design .............................................................................39
5.4 Ground Connection ......................................................................................40
5.5 DC Cable Connection ...................................................................................42
5.5.2 Overview of the Wiring Area.................................................................43
5.5.3 BESS Connection Steps ......................................................................43
5.5.4 PCS Connection Steps ........................................................................44
5.6 AC Connection .............................................................................................45
5.6.2 Connection Steps................................................................................45
5.7 PCS Auxiliary Power Supply Connection ........................................................46
5.8 BESS Auxiliary Power Supply Connection ......................................................47
5.9 24Vdc Power Supply Connection...................................................................48
5.10 Communication Connection.........................................................................49
5.11 Post-wiring Operations ................................................................................50
6 Battery Connection ........................................................................................52
6.1 Precautions..................................................................................................52
6.2 Cable Connection .........................................................................................53
7 Powering up and Shutdown ..........................................................................57
7.1 Power-on Operation......................................................................................57
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7.1.1 Inspection Before Powering up.............................................................57
7.1.2 Powering Up Steps .............................................................................57
7.2 Shutdown ....................................................................................................58
7.2.1 Planned Powering Down......................................................................58
7.2.2 Unplanned (Emergency) Shutdown ......................................................59
8 Accessing LC200 WEB via WiFi(Optional) .................................................60
9 Fire Suppression ............................................................................................63
9.1 General Rules ..............................................................................................63
9.2 Fire Suppression Equipment .........................................................................63
9.3 Exhaust System ...........................................................................................64
9.4 Aerosol Fire Suppression System ..................................................................65
10 Troubleshooting ............................................................................................66
11 Routine Maintenance ...................................................................................67
11.1 Precautions Before Maintenance .................................................................67
11.2 Maintenance Item and Period ......................................................................68
11.2.1 Maintenance (Every two years)...........................................................68
11.2.2 Maintenance (Once a year) ................................................................68
11.2.3 Maintenance (Every half a year to once a year)....................................69
11.3 Maintenance of Liquid Cooling System .........................................................70
11.4 Container Maintenance ...............................................................................71
11.4.1 Cleaning Container Appearance .........................................................71
11.4.2 Checking Door Locks and Hinges .......................................................75
11.4.3 Checking Sealing Strips .....................................................................75
11.5 Battery Maintenance ...................................................................................75
11.5.1 Regular Maintenance and Maintenance Cycle .....................................75
11.5.2 Maintenance Precautions...................................................................78
11.5.3 Maintenance .....................................................................................78
11.6 Coolant Replacement..................................................................................80
12 Appendix .......................................................................................................81
12.1 System Parameters ....................................................................................81
12.2 Tightening Torques .....................................................................................82
12.3 Quality Assurance ......................................................................................82
12.4 Contact Information ....................................................................................83
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1 Safety Precautions
1.1 Personal Requirements
The hoisting, transportation, installation, wiring, operation, and maintenance of the ESS
must be carried out by professional electrical technicians in accordance with local
regulations. The professional technician is required to meet the following requirements:
• Should know electronic, electrical wiring and mechanical expertise, and be familiar with
electrical and mechanical schematics.
• Should be familiar with the composition and working principles of the ESS and its front-
and rear-level equipment.
• Should have received professional training related to the installation and commissioning
of electrical equipment.
• Be able to quickly respond to hazards and emergencies that occur during installation and
commissioning.
• Be familiar with the relevant standards and specifications of the country/region where the
project is located.
1.2 Electrical Safety
• Touching the power grid or the contact points and terminals in the devices
connected to the power grid may lead to electric shock!
• The battery side or the power grid side may generate voltage. Always use a
standard voltmeter to ensure that there is no voltage before touching.
• Lethal voltages are present inside the product!
• Note and observe the warnings on the product.
• Respect all safety precautions listed in this manual and other pertinent
documents.
• Respect the protection requirements and precautions of the lithium battery.
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• Electricity may still exist in the battery when the power supply of the Turnkey
Station is disconnected. Wait 10 minutes to ensure the equipment is completely
voltage-free before any operation.
• All hoisting, transportation, installation, wiring, operation, and maintenance

must be carried out complying with the relevant codes and regulations of the
country where the project is located.
• Always use the product in accordance with the requirements described in this
manual. Otherwise, equipment damage may occur.
To prevent misuse or accidents caused by unrelated personnel, observe the

following precautions:
• Post prominent warning signs around the Turnkey Station to prevent accidents
caused by false switching.
• Place necessary warning signs or barriers near the product.
1.3 Battery Safety
For safe use of the product, the technician should carefully read and strictly observe the
safety requirements. The Company shall not be liable for product functional abnormality,
component damage, personal safety accident, property loss, or other damage caused by
the following reasons:
• The batteries are not charged as required, resulting in capacity loss or irreversible
damage to the batteries.
• A battery is damaged, falls, or leaks due to improper operations or failure to operate the
battery as required.
• The batteries are not powered on in time, which causes damage to the batteries due to
overdischarge.
• The damage is caused to batteries due to the use of improper equipment for charging
and discharging.
• Batteries are frequently overdischarged due to improper maintenance, capacity is

incorrectly expanded, or the batteries have not been fully charged for a long time.
• Battery operation parameters are incorrectly set.
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• Damage is caused to batteries because the battery operating environment does not
meet the requirements.
• The customer uses the batteries beyond the scenarios specified in this manual, including
but not limited to connect extra loads.
• Batteries are not maintained based on the system manual.
• The product is damaged due to the customer's continued use of batteries beyond the
warranty period.
• The product is damaged due to the use of defective or deformed batteries.
• Use batteries provided by the Company with other batteries, including but not limited to
batteries of other brands or batteries of different rated capacities.
• Product damage or property loss are caused due to storing or installing batteries with
flammable/explosive materials.
• Personal safety accidents and property loss are caused by battery-related operations
performed by non-professional personnel, or by not wearing qualified protective
equipment during operations.
• The battery is damaged due to eating, drinking, smoking and other behaviors near the
battery.
• Batteries are stolen.
1.4 Hoisting and Transportation
• Follow the procedure of work of heights when walking on the top of the
container.
1.5 Installation and Wiring
In the whole process of mechanical installation, the relevant standards and

requirements of the project location must be strictly observed.
Only equipment designated by SUNGROW ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CO.,

LTD. (hereinafter referred to as "SUNGROW") can be used. Failure to use
equipment designated by SUNGROW may cause damage to the protection
function and injury to personnel.
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1.6 Operation and Maintenance
Dismantling or burning the battery may cause it to catch fire.
Personal protective equipment is required for maintenance and service of the ESS.
Maintenance personnel must wear protective equipment such goggles, helmets,
insulated shoes, gloves, etc.
There are no user-maintainable parts inside the battery unit.

Only personnel approved by SUNGROW can remove, replace and dispose of the
batteries. Users are not allowed to maintain batteries without guidance.
To avoid electric shock, do not perform any other maintenance operations beyond
those described in this manual.
If necessary, contact Sungrow Customer Service for maintenance.
To ensure continuous fire protection, replacement of internal components should

only be performed by professional personnel.
Protective tools such as goggles are required when carrying out coolant (glycol
solution) or liquid cooling pipeline maintenance.
Do not spray paint any internal or external component of the product.

Do not use cleaning agents to clean the product or expose it to harsh chemicals.
1.7 Disposal of Waste
When the device or internal devices is end of life, it cannot be disposed of together with
household wastes. Some components inside can be recycling and some components can
cause environment pollution.
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Contact the local authorized collection facility.
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2 Product Description
2.1 Product Introduction
The integrated energy storage system consists of an energy storage converter system and
an energy storage battery system. The system is mainly applied in industrial and
commercial scenarios. The energy storage converter system integrates PCS and system
power distribution. The energy storage battery system integrates batteries, LCS and FSS.
Adopt outdoor container box design, through liquid cooling method, it can better balance the
system temperature. Through the combination of power storage equipment, power
conversion equipment and electronic devices, together with intelligent operation and
maintenance, it contributes to easier installation and O&M. Through systematic safety
design, it ensures a more efficient battery performance and longer service life.
figure 2-1 System networking diagram
*The above pictures are for reference only, please refer to the actual product received!
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2.2 External Design

2.2.1 Cabinet Appearance
The appearance of BESS is shown in the following figure:
figure 2-2 Appearance of BESS
No. Name
A LED indicator
B Emergency stop button
C Door lock
D Grounding point
E Air inlet
F Air inlet for fire suppression system
G Air outlet for fire suppression system
* The figure is for reference only. The product received may differ.
The appearance of PCS is shown in the following figure:
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figure 2-3 Appearance of PCS
No. Name
A LED indicator
B Emergency stop button
C Door lock
D Air inlet
E Grounding point
F Air outlet
The nameplate contains important parameter information related to the ESS, and
shall be protected during transportation, installation, maintenance and
troubleshooting. It is strictly prohibited to damage or dismantle the nameplate.
LED
The LED indicators are located at the top of the BESS and PCS. Colors and status of
indicators are explained below.
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table 2-1 Indicator status
Status Description
The system works normally (-

Steady on
charge and discharge)
2S periodic slow blinking

The system is normal, no
(Breathing light)
charging and discharging.
A fault occurs (auxiliary circuit

Steady on
breaker does not trip)
Off Auxiliary circuit breaker trips
Emergency Stop Button

In case of emergency, press this button to disconnect the electrical connection inside the
BESS and PCS.
2.2.2 Mechanical Parameters

Dimensions of BESS
The external dimensions of BESS are shown in the figure.
figure 2-4 Dimensions of BESS
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figure 2-5 Maximum Door Opening Size
*The figure is for reference only and the actual product shall prevail!
Dimensions of PCS
The external dimensions of PCS are shown in the figure.
figure 2-6 Dimensions of PCS
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figure 2-7 Maximum Door Opening Size
2.2.3 Ventilation Design

Ventilation design of BESS
The BESS intakes air from the left side and expels it from the top, as shown below.
figure 2-8 Schematic diagram of ventilation of BESS
Ventilation design of PCS
The PCS intakes air from the front side and right side, expels it from the back, as shown
below.
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figure 2-9 Schematic diagram of ventilation of PCS
2.3 Internal Design

2.3.1 Internal Equipment
The system uses a combined design, combining the energy storage converter system and
the energy storage battery system into one system.
The main electrical equipment in the BESS is shown in the figure below.
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figure 2-10 BESS Internal Equipment
No. Name
A LCS
B Rack
C Switch gear
The main electrical equipment in the PCS is shown in the figure below.
figure 2-11 PCS Internal Equipment
No. Name
A Fuse
B Switch
C Network port
D SC50HV
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2.3.2 Battery Introduction

Cell
table 2-2 Cell parameters
Cell Parameter Value

Size (thickness * 71.7 ± 0.8 mm * 207.2 ± 0.8 mm *
height * width) 173.9 ± 0.8 mm
Weight 5.34 ± 0.2 kg
Rated capacity 280 Ah
Rated energy 896 Wh
Rated voltage 3.2 V
Voltage range 2.7 V~ 3.65 V
LFP Battery Module

The LFP battery module is mainly composed of cells in series. The dedicated cells are used
for battery management. Control commands are received by means of daisy chain
communication, and the collected data is reported.
table 2-3 LFP battery parameters 1
LFP battery module Parameter Value

Model P537AL-111/ P537BL-111
Size (W*H*D (Without (868 ± 5 mm) * (247 ± 5 mm) *
terminals, spigots)) (1415 ± 5 mm)
Multiplying power ≤0.5C
Cell type Prismatic aluminum shell LFP
Combination 1P60S
Key components 60 cells, 1 BMU and 1 fuse
Weight ≤400kg
Ingress protection IP65
table 2-4 LFP battery parameters 2

Model P573-111/ P573B-111
Size (W*H*D (Without (868 ± 5 mm) * (247 ± 5 mm) *
terminals, spigots)) (1415 ± 5 mm)
Multiplying power ≤0.5C
Cell type Prismatic aluminum shell LFP
Combination 1P64S
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Key components 64 cells, 1 BMU and 1 fuse
Weight ≤400kg
Ingress protection IP65
Battery Cluster
The battery cluster is composed of multiple PACKS in series, etc.
Battery cluster parameters are shown as follows:
table 2-5 Battery cluster parameters
Battery cluster Short

Max.current Voltage range Rated power
model current
R268BL-111 140A 810~1095V 134.4kW ≤20kA
R286BL-111 140A 864~1168V 143.4kW ≤20kA
R322BL-111 140A 972~1314V 160.8kW ≤20kA
R344BL-111 140A 1160~1500V 172kW ≤20kA
Battery Cluster Stacking Method
table 2-6 Battery cluster stacking method
Module Stacking method
ST500CP-BL
ST570CP-BL
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Module Stacking method
ST645CP-BL
ST685CP-BL
Note: PACK means battery module, means 1P60S PACK,

means 1P64S PACK, S/G means switch gear.
2.3.3 SC50HV
Product Appearance
The SC50HV is shown below.
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figure 2-12 Product Components Description
*Image shown here is for reference only. Actual product you receive may differ.
NO. Name Description

HMI interface to indicate the present working state of
1 LED indicator panel
the device.
Controlled forced-air cooling method. Ensures proper
2 Air outlet
ventilation.
Handles are designed for transporting, installing and
3 Handles
disassembling the device.
Cover plate of the The fan is located on the back of the cover plate and
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fan used for the forced cooling of the device.
5 AC switch To disconnect the device from the AC output safely.
Second PE Second protective earth terminals as specified in EN
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Terminals 50178.
7 Hanger Hang the device on the bracket.
Emergency stop Stop the device in emergency by pressing this button
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button down.
9 BAT. Switch To disconnect the device from the battery safely.
Electrical Includes DC terminal, AC terminal and communication
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connection area terminal.
LED Indicator Panel

As an HMI, the LED indicator panel on the device front panel indicates the present working
state of the device.
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table 2-7 LED indicator description
LED
indicat- LED state Definition
or
The device is connected to the grid and
ON
operating normally.
Fast blink The Bluetooth communication is connected
(Period: 0.2s) and there is data communication.
No system fault occurs.
Blue Slow flash
The device is in standby or startup state (not
(Period: 2s)
feeding power into the grid).
A fault occurs and the device cannot connect

ON
to the grid.
The Bluetooth communication is connected
Twinkling and there is data communication.
Red
System fault occurs.
OFF Both the AC and DC sides are powered down.
Off
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3 Transport and Storage
3.1 Precautions
• Failure to transport and store the product in accordance with the requirements
in this manual may invalidate the warranty.
3.2 Transport Methods
ESS can be transported by road and sea. The ESS is highly integrated and easy to hoist,
which facilitates its transport.
ESS can be transported by truck in the country.
3.3 Requirements for Transportation
All devices in the ESS have been installed and fixed before leaving the factory, and they can
be hoisted and transported as a whole during transportation.
In the whole process of loading, unloading, and transportation, the safe operation
regulations of ESS in the country/region where the project is located must be
observed!
• All tools used for the ESS and during operation shall be properly maintained.
• All personnel engaged in loading, unloading and anchoring should have

received relative training, especially in safety.
During the whole process of loading, unloading and transportation, the

mechanical parameters (overall dimensions and weight) of the ESS should
always be kept in mind.
The following conditions should be met for the transportation of ESS:
• All cabinet doors are locked.
• Select appropriate crane or lifting tool according to the site conditions. The lifting tool
used shall have a sufficient load bearing capacity, boom length and radius of rotation.
• Additional traction may be required if ESS needs to be transported on slopes.
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• Remove all obstacles that exist or may exist on the way, such as tree branches, cables,
etc.
• The ESS should be transported and moved under good weather conditions.
• Be sure to set up warning signs or warning area to prevent non-staff from entering the
lifting area to avoid accidents.
• When transporting by road, it is important to use ropes to secure the top ring of the
equipment to the transport vehicle to avoid excessive tilt during transportation.
3.4 Storage Requirements
• To prevent possible condensation or its bottom from being soaked by rain water in the
rainy season. The ESS should be stored on higher ground.
• Raise the container base due to site conditions. The specific height should be
reasonably determined based on site geological and meteorological conditions.
• Store the ESS on a dry, flat, and stable ground with sufficient carrying capacity and
without any vegetation cover. The ground must be flat and dry.
• Before storage, ensure that the doors of the container and all internal equipment are
locked.
• Storage environment temperature: -30 ℃ ~ 60 ℃, recommended storage temperature:

-30 ℃ ~ 25 ℃.
The battery attenuation coefficients at other temperatures are listed below.
Temperature range Attenuation coefficient

26 ℃ ~ 40 ℃ 0.1 %/month
41 ℃ ~ 50 ℃ 0.3 %/month
51 ℃ ~ 60 ℃ 0.6 %/month
• Long-term storage of batteries is not recommended because it may cause the decrease
in battery capacity. Even if the battery is stored at the recommended storage
temperature, irreversible capacity fade will still occur during periods of rest. The longer it
has been stored, the greater the capacity fade. Please refer to the technical protocol for
specific rate of capacity fade.
• The relative humidity should be between 0~95%, without condensation.
• The air inlet and outlet of the ESS should be effectively protected to prevent rain water,
sand and dust from penetrating into the container.
• Carry out periodic inspections. Check the container and the inner equipment for damage
at least every half a month.
• Before installing a container that has been stored for more than six months, open the
door to visually check and ensure that there is no condensation. Check the container
and the inner equipment for damage. Check the product after it is powered on and starts.
If necessary, request professionals for testing before installation.
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Starting from the date of delivery of SUNGROW, the BESS with a storage period of more
than 6 months under the above conditions are to be charged and discharged once to bring
the system SOC to 30%~40%.
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4 Mechanical Installation
4.1 Inspection Before Installation

4.1.1 Deliverables Inspection
Check whether deliverables are complete against the attached packing list.
4.1.2 Product Inspection

• Check whether the container received is the ordered one.
• Check the ESS and the internal equipment for any damage.
If any problems are found or there is any question, please contact the forwarding company
or SUNGROW.
• Only install the ESS when it is complete and intact.
Before installation, ensure that:
• The ESS is in good condition without any damage.
• All internal equipment is in good condition without any damage.
4.2 Installation Environment Requirements

4.2.1 Installation Site Requirement
• The climate environment and geological conditions, such as stress wave emission and
underground water level, should be fully considered when selecting the installation site.
• The environment around the installation site should be dry and well ventilated.
• There should be no trees around the installation site to prevent branches or leaves
blown off by heavy winds from blocking the door or air inlet of the energy storage system.
• The installation site should be away from areas where toxic and harmful gases are
concentrated, and free from inflammable, explosive and corrosive materials.
• The installation site should be far away from residential areas to avoid noises.
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4.2.2 Foundation Requirements
The ESS is heavy as a whole. Before constructing the foundation, it is necessary to

inspect the installation site in detail (mainly referring to the geological conditions
and environmental climatic conditions, etc.). Commence the design and
construction of the foundation only after confirming that all requirements are met.
Unreasonably constructed foundation will bring great troubles to the installation of the ESS,
affecting the normal opening and closing of the doors and the normal operation. Therefore,
the foundation of the ESS must be designed and constructed according to certain standards
to meet the requirements of mechanical support, cable routing and later maintenance and
overhaul.
At least the following requirements shall be met during foundation construction:
• The soil at the installation site should be compact.
• Compact and fill the foundation pit to provide sufficient and effective support for the
container.
• Raise the foundation to prevent the container base and the interior from rain erosion.
• The cross-sectional area and height of the foundation should meet the requirements.
• Construct corresponding drainage in conjunction with local geological conditions.
• Built a cement foundation with sufficient cross-sectional area and height. The foundation
height is determined by the construction party according to the site geology.
• Consider cable routing when building the foundation.
The dregs excavated during foundation construction should be removed

immediately to avoid latter impact on lifting.
• Built a maintenance platform around the foundation to facilitate later maintenance.
• During the foundation construction, reserve enough space for the AC/DC side cable
trench according to the position and size of the cable inlet and outlet holes of the BESS
and PCS, and pre-embed the cable conduit.
• Determine the specifications and quantity of the perforating gun according to the model
and quantity of the cables.
• A drainage system is necessary to prevent the bottom or internal equipment of the ESS
from being soaked in water during the rainy season or during heavy rainfall.
• Both ends of all embedded pipes should be temporarily sealed to prevent impurities from
entering and causing troubles to later wiring.
• After all cables are connected, cable inlet and outlet and connector should be sealed
with fireproof mud or other suitable materials to prevent rodent access.
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Pre-embed the grounding unit according to the relevant standards of the

country/region where the project is located.
4.2.3 Installation Spacing Requirement
To ensure that the equipment can be better dissipated and maintained, reserve enough
space around the installation site. The following figure shows the required minimum spacing.
Single device
figure 4-1 Recommended installation space for a single device
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Single system
figure 4-2 Recommended installation space for single system(BESS-PCS)
figure 4-3 Recommended installation space for single system(BESS*2–PCS)
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Multi-system
figure 4-4 Recommended installation space for multi-system(BESS*2–PCS*2)
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figure 4-5 Recommended installation space for multi-system(BESS*4–PCS*2)
4.3 Forklift Transport
If the installation site is flat, you can use a forklift to move the BESS and PCS. The bottom of
the BESS and PCS are equipped with fork holes specially used for forklift transportation.
Move the BESS and PCS through the side fork holes.
If a forklift is used, the following requirements should be met:
• The forklift should be equipped with sufficient load capacity.
• The length of the forklift feet should meet the requirements of the device.
The forklift feet should be inserted into the fork pockets at the bottom of the workstation (for
the location of the fork pockets, see the figure below). The depth of the forklift feet inserted
into the pockets should be the depth of the pockets.
• The transportation, moving and putting down of the BESS and PCS should be slow and
stable. It is recommended to try transportation.
• Only place the BESS and PCS in a stable place. The place should be well drained
without any obstruction or bulging. The BESS and PCS should be fixed by four bottom
corner pieces.
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figure 4-6 Forklift transportation
• Move the BESS and PCS through the side fork pockets at the bottom.
• Under no circumstances should the BESS and PCS be moved by inserting the
fork feet into positions other than the fork pockets.
The fork pockets of the BESS and PCS are exposed before delivery. It is
recommended to seal the pockets with the sealing plates provided after the on-
site installation is completed.
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4.4 Hoisting and Transport

4.4.1 Safety Precautions
• Observe the safety operating rules of the crane at all times.
• Standing within 5 to 10 meters of the hoisting areas is strictly forbidden!

Anybody standing under the boom or station is strictly forbidden in the whole
hoisting process.
• The hoisting work must be stopped in violent weather days. For example, in
strong wind, heavy rain, or thick fog conditions.
When lifting the device, at least the following requirements must be met:
• All safety requirements must be met.
• A professional instructor is needed in the whole hoisting process.
• The strength of the sling used should be able to withstand the weight of the devices.
• Ensure that all sling connections are safe and reliable, and that the lengths of the slings
connected to the corner fittings are equal.
• The length of the sling can be adjusted appropriately according to the actual
requirements of the site.
• During the lifting process, the devices must be stable and not skewed.
• Please lift the devices from the bottom.
• Take all necessary auxiliary measures to ensure the safe and smooth lifting of the
devices.
The following figure shows the crane operation during lifting the devices. In the figure, the
dashed circle on the inner layer represents the crane operating range. When the crane is
working, it is strictly forbidden to stand inside the solid circle on the outer layer!
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figure 4-7 Schematic diagram of crane operation
4.4.2 Hoisting
In the process of lifting the devices, each operation link should be carried out according to
the following requirements:
• The devices should be lifted vertically, and no dragging on the ground or the top of the
lower cabinet should occur when lifting, and the devices should not be dragged on any
surface.
• The devices should be suspended after being lifted 300 mm from the supporting surface.
Check the connection between the lifting tools and the devices. Lift only after confirming
that the connection is firm.
• After the devices are in place, they should be put down gently and steadily. It is strictly
forbidden to place the devices in a vertical place by shaking the lifting tools.
• The place where the devices are placed should be solid and flat, with good drainage,
without obstacles or protrusions.
• It is strictly forbidden to hoist the product via the top beam!
• When lifting, please keep the rope stuck in the middle of the top corner piece to
prevent the rope from abrading the surface of the cabinet.
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figure 4-8 BESS lifting diagram
*This picture is for reference only, please refer to the actual product received!
figure 4-9 PCS lifting diagram
*This picture is for reference only, please refer to the actual product received!
4.5 Fixed Installation
Hoist the container to the intended location and prepare to weld it. Secure the container to
the foundation by welding or with the L-shaped angle steels.
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Fixed by Welding
Secure the bottom of the container to the foundation by welding. Take proper measures to
prevent the welding point from corrosion after welding.
Fixed by L-shaped Angle Steels
Positions need to be fixed with L-shaped angle steels at the bottom of the container are
marked in the figure below.
figure 4-10 Fixed position diagram
Installation Tools Preparation

When installing L-shaped angle steel, the tools that may be used are as follows:
No. Name Parts source

1 Marker pen Beyond the scope of delivery
2 Drill Beyond the scope of delivery
3 L-shaped angle steel In the scope of delivery
4 M16 expansion bolt Beyond the scope of delivery
5 M16 bolt In the scope of delivery
Installation Method
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5 Electrical Connection
5.1 Precautions
High voltage! Electric shock!
• It is strictly forbidden to directly touch the live parts in the unprotected state!
• Before installation, ensure that the all switches are off.
Sand and moisture penetration may damage the electrical equipment in the BESS,
or affect their operating performance!
• Avoid electrical connections during sandstorms or when the relative humidity

in the surrounding environment is greater than 95%.
• Perform electrical connection when there is no sandstorm and the weather is

fair and dry.
• Before wiring, check and ensure that the polarity of all input cables is correct.
• During electrical installation, do not forcibly pull any wires or cables, as this
may compromise the insulation performance.
• Ensure that all cables and wires have sufficient space for any bends.
• Adopt the necessary auxiliary measures to reduce the stress applied to cables
and wires.
• After completing each connection, carefully check and ensure that the
connection is correct and secure.
When an external short circuit occurs in the RACK circuit and the switch box fuse
produces a protective action, the fuse and the two DC contactors must be replaced
at the same time.
5.2 Electrical Connection Overview
The wiring diagram of the ESS is shown in the figure below:
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figure 5-1 BESS-PCS wiring diagram
figure 5-2 BESS*2-PCS wiring diagram
*The figure only describes the on-site wiring principle, and the internal wiring is for reference
only.
table 5-1 Wiring instructions
No. Item Recommended specification

A PCS AC side to grid 240 mm2
Auxiliary power supply internal power
B 6 mm2
supply interface*
Auxiliary power supply external power
C 6 mm2
supply interface*
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No. Item Recommended specification

D Battery DC side to PCS DC side 240 mm2
Auxiliary power supply interface of
E 4 mm2
battery cabinet
F DC24V power supply interface 2.5 mm2
70mm2 ~ 95mm2 grounding cable
G BESS/PCS cabinet grounding
or grounding flat steel
H EMS power supply interface 2.5 mm2
I EMS cabinet grounding 16mm2 grounding cable
COM1 1# BESS ethernet wiring CAT6A network cable
COM2 2# BESS ethernet wiring(Optional) CAT6A network cable
COM3 EMS ethernet wiring CAT6A network cable
*Default B and C shorted, system auxiliary internal power supply.

If external power supply mode is used, the wiring between B and C needs to be
removed and port C connected to an external power supply.
The above cables are not included in the scope of supply and need to be prepared
separately.
• All electrical connections must be carried out in strict accordance with the
wiring schematic diagram.
• All electrical connections must be made when the equipment is completely de-
energized.
Only qualified electrical engineers can carry out work related to electrical
connections. Please comply with the requirements given in “2 Safety Instructions”
in this manual. The company does not assume any responsibility for casualties or
property losses caused by ignoring these safety instructions.
• The installation design of the BESS and PCS must comply with the relevant
standards or regulations of the country/region where the project is located.
• If the installation is not carried out in accordance with the installation design
requirements given in this manual, which causes the BESS and PCS or system
failure, it will not be covered by the warranty.
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5.3 Preparation Before Wiring

5.3.1 Preparing Installation Tools
Item Name and Graphics
Torque screwdriver Wire stripper Hydraulic pliers
Installation tool
Heat gun Multimeter Screwdriver
Torque wrench
Safety gloves Goggles Safety shoes
Protective tools
Protective clothing
5.3.2 Open the Door
Open the door before the cable is connected。
figure 5-3 Steps of opening the door
Step Description
1 Locked state
2 Move upward the cover over the lock hole
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Step Description
3 Insert the door key and turn it clockwise
Rotate the handle clockwise to the position shown in the figure to open the
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front door.
5.3.3 Preparing Cables
The cables must meet the following requirements:
• The current carrying capacity of the cable meets requirements. Factors affecting the
current carrying capacity of a conductor include but are not limited to:
– Environmental conditions;
– Type of the insulation material of the conductor;
– Cabling method;
– Material and cross-sectional area of the cable.
• Select cables with a proper diameter according to the maximum load, and the cables
should be long enough.
• All DC input cables must be of the same specifications and materials.
• AC output cables of three phases must be of the same specifications and materials.
• Only flame retardant cables can be used.
• The cables used should comply with requirements of local laws and regulations.
• The cable color in figures in this manual is for reference only. Please select
cables according to local standards.
Crimp terminal
Crimp OT/DT terminals
Follow the steps shown below to crimp terminal.
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No. Description No. Description

1 Heat shrink tubing 2 OT/DT terminal
3 Hydraulic pliers 4 Heat gun
5.3.4 Copper Wire Connection
When copper cables are selected, the connection sequence of wiring parts is shown in the
following figure.
figure 5-4 Copper cable terminal connection sequence
No. Name No. Name

A Copper bus bar D Spring washer
Copper connection
B E Flat washer
terminal
C Bolt F Nut
5.3.5 Aluminum Wire Connection
When the aluminum wires are selected, a copper-to-aluminum adapter terminal is needed
as shown below:
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figure 5-5 Copper-to-aluminum adapter terminal connection
No. Name No. Name

A Copper bus D Spring washer
copper-toaluminum
B E Flat washer
adapter terminal
C Bolt F Nut
5.3.6 Cable Entry Design
The cables connecting the outdoor cabinet and external equipment can enter the inside
from the bottom cable entry or the side cable entry of the outdoor cabinet.
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figure 5-6 Schematic diagram of BESS inlet and outlet
figure 5-7 Schematic diagram of PCS inlet and outlet
No. Description
A Inlet and outlet of DC cable
B Inlet and outlet of AC cable
5.4 Ground Connection
Ground the product strictly following local standards and regulations.
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Overview
There are two grounding methods: fixing by wielding with grounding flat steel and fixing with
grounding cable. For the location of the grounding point, please refer to “Cabinet
Appearance".
Grounding Flat Steel(Recommend)
Remove the protective tape from the grounding point and weld hot-dip galvanized flat steel
to the grounding point(flat steel to cabinet lap area 40 mm x 70 mm). Spray the entire fixed
surface after ground connection.
figure 5-8 BESS grounding diagram
*The figure is for reference only and the actual product shall prevail.
figure 5-9 PCS grounding diagram
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Grounding Cable
Use a grounding cables of 70mm2 ~ 95mm2 to ensure a reliable connection between the
grounding points and the grounding points of the ESS. (The grounding point is covered with
protective tape before delivery. Remove the tape before wiring.)
Crimp DT terminals, refer to "5.3.3 Preparing Cables" for detailed steps. Use grounding
cables to ensure a reliable connection between the grounding points and the grounding
points of the ESS. When finished, tighten them with M10 bolts.
figure 5-10 Grounding cable diagram
Please perform the external grounding connection according to the actual on-site condition
and the instructions of the plant personnel.
The grounding resistance shall be measured after the ground connection is finished, and the
resistance value shall be no more than 4Ω.
The specific grounding resistance shall comply with relevant national/local

standards and regulations.
5.5 DC Cable Connection

Check the following items before cable connections.
• Measure the open circuit voltage on the battery side to ensure that the open circuit
voltage does not exceed the maximum DC voltage of the downstream PCS.
• Mark the negative and positive polarity of the cable.
• Check whether there is a ground fault on the battery side.
• The open circuit voltage on the battery side cannot exceed the maximum DC
input voltage of the downstream PCS. Excessive open circuit voltage on the
battery side may cause damage to the downstream PCS.
• When a ground fault is found on the battery side, the DC input terminal of the
downstream PCS must be connected after the fault has been cleared.
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Strictly follow all the instructions when connecting the cables.
Observe all the safety rules specified by the battery manufacture.
Start the DC connection only when all checks and measurements meet requirements.
5.5.2 Overview of the Wiring Area
figure 5-11 Single system wiring overview(BESS-PCS)
figure 5-12 Single system wiring overview(BESS*2-PCS)
5.5.3 BESS Connection Steps
Proceed as follows to connect the DC cables:
step 1 Make sure the upstream and downstream switches are disconnected.
step 2 Pass the cable into the battery outdoor cabinet from the inlet holes.
step 3 Make sure that the DC cable connection sequence is correct.
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step 4 Strip the protective layer of the cable to expose the copper core of the wire with strippers.
step 5 Crimp with OT terminal, refer to"5.3.3 Preparing Cables".
step 6 Secure the OT terminal to the wiring hole by M12 bolt with a tightening torque of 60~70 N·m.
Refer to the "5.3.4 Copper Wire Connection" and "5.3.5 Aluminum Wire Connection"
connection sequence for installation.
step 7 Pull the cable back slightly after wiring to ensure that the cable is long enough.
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5.5.4 PCS Connection Steps

step 1 Make sure the upstream and downstream switches are disconnected.
step 2 Pass the cable into the AC outdoor cabinet from the inlet holes.
step 3 Make sure that the DC cable connection sequence is correct.
step 5 Crimp with OT terminal, refer to "5.3.3 Preparing Cables"。
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step 6 Secure the OT terminal to the wiring hole by M12 bolt with a tightening torque of 60~70N·m.
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5.6 AC Connection
Accidental touching of live terminals can cause fatal electric shock!
• Ensure that the AC/DC switches of the PCS are open, and that the wiring
terminals are dead.
• Connecting to the power grid must be approved by the relevant department and
comply with all power-related safety instructions and specifications.
• When connecting to the AC grid, disconnect the upstream AC side circuit

breaker to ensure that there is no voltage at the contact terminals.
• Connect to the grid only if approved by the utility grid and all relevant safety
instructions are followed.
• The AC output is not grounded inside the device.
• The DC and AC circuits are isolated from the enclosure. If required by the
relevant national electrical codes, the installer is required to connect the
system.
5.6.2 Connection Steps

step 1 Disconnect the upstream AC circuit breaker and measure with a multimeter to ensure that
there is no voltage at the terminals.
step 2 Pass the cable into the PCS from the cable holes.
step 3 Make sure that the AC cables are connected in the correct order.
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step 5 Crimp with OT terminal, refer to"5.3.3 Preparing Cables"。
step 6 Secure the OT terminal to the wiring hole by M12 bolt with a tightening torque of 60~70N·m.
• Strictly follow the phase sequence to connect cables.
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5.7 PCS Auxiliary Power Supply Connection
Power supply mode setting
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The auxiliary power supply of the system is divided into internal power supply and external
power supply:
• When the system adopts external power supply mode, the connection port is located in
the XK1 terminal block in the PCS cabinet.
• When the system adopts the internal power supply mode, the connection port is located
in the XK2 terminal block in the PCS cabinet.
step 1 Confirm that the circuit breakers of the front and rear equipment are all off.
step 2 Pass the cable into the PCS from the cable holes.
table 5-2 Port description
*Recommended
Mode Mark Description
specification
Connect external power
XK1–1
supply A1 phase
External power Connect external power
XK1–2 6 mm2
supply supply B1 phase
Connect external power
XK1–3
supply C1 phase
XK2–1 Connected to XK1-1
Internal power
XK2–2 Connected to XK1-2 6 mm2
supply
XK2–3 Connected to XK1-3
*The noted cable specifications are recommended values. It can be adjusted according to
actual needs.
The system defaults to internal power supply mode, shorting XK1 to XK2.
If external power supply mode is used, the wiring between XK1 and XK2 needs to
be removed and the XK1 terminal connected to the external power supply.
step 4 Wiring according to the port identification and definition. Tighten with a screwdriver with a
torque of 0.7±0.1 N·m.
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5.8 BESS Auxiliary Power Supply Connection
The power cable drawn from the PCS cabinet is connected to the BESS cabinet to supply
power to the BESS cabinet. The output ports are located in the XK4 and XK5 terminal
blocks of the PCS cabinet, and the input ports are located in the AUX POWER terminal
block of the BESS cabinet.
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step 2 Pass the cables out of the PCS cabinet and into the BESS cabinet through the inlet and
outlet holes.
*Recommended
Cabinet Mark Description
specification
Connect to AUX POWER terminal
XK4–1
L1 phase of 1# BESS
XK4–2
L2 phase of 1# BESS
4 mm2
XK4–3
L3 phase of 1# BESS
Connect to AUX POWER terminal N
XK4–4
phase of 1# BESS
PCS cabinet
**Connect to AUX POWER terminal
XK5–1
L1 phase of 2# BESS
XK5–2
L2 phase of 2# BESS
4 mm2
XK5–3
L3 phase of 2# BESS
XK5–4
N phase of 2# BESS
actual needs.
**Indicates that the 2# BESS cabinet is optional.
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5.9 24Vdc Power Supply Connection
The power cable drawn from the BESS cabinet is connected to the PCS cabinet to supply
24Vdc power to the LC and switches in the PCS cabinet. The output port is located in the
CONN4 terminal block of the BESS cabinet, and the input port is located in the XK6 terminal
block of the PCS cabinet.
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step 2 Pass the cables out of the BESS cabinet and into the PCS cabinet through the inlet and
outlet holes.
*Recommended
specification
DC24V+, connected to
CONN4–1 2.5 mm2
BESS XK6–1 of PCS
cabinet DC24V-, connected to
CONN4–2 2.5 mm2
XK6–2 of PCS
actual needs.
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The power cable drawn from the PCS cabinet is connected to the EMS cabinet to supply
24Vdc power to the EMS. The port definitions are as follows.
*Recommended
specification
XD1–4 Connected to EMS DC24V+ 2.5 mm2
PCS cabinet
XD1–5 Connected to EMS DC24V- 2.5 mm2
actual needs.
This function is reserved.
5.10 Communication Connection
The external communication interface inside the BESS and PCS, the location of the
interface is shown in the figure below.
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table 5-6 Interface description
Interface Interface
Description
location name
1# BESS NET2 Connect to PCS NET2
*2# BESS NET2 Connect to PCS NET3
NET1 Connect to client EMS
PCS NET2 Connect to 1# BESS NET2
NET3 *Connect to 2# BESS NET2
*Indicates that 2# BESS is optional.
5.11 Post-wiring Operations
Check the wiring thoroughly and carefully when all electrical connections have been
completed. In addition, perform the following operations:
• Check all air inlets and outlets for blockage.
• Seal the gap around the cable inlet holes.
• Put all protective covers back in place firmly.
• Moisture may enter the product if it is not properly sealed.
• Rodents may enter if the product is not properly sealed.
Locking Cabinet Doors
step 1 Reinstall the protection cover of the wiring area in the reverse order of removal.
step 2 Lock the cabinet door, pull out the key, and store it securely.
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Make sure that the seal around the cabinet door does not curl when the door is
closed!
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6 Battery Connection
6.1 Precautions
Always follow the safety instructions in this manual. In order to avoid personal injury and
property damage that may occur during installation or operation, and extend the service life
of this product, please carefully read all safety instructions.
Improper or incorrect use may result in:
• A threat to the life and personal safety of the operator or third parties;
• Damage to the energy storage system or other property of the operator or third party.
• The safety precautions in this manual do not cover all specifications to be

followed, and all operations should be performed based on the site conditions.
• SUNGROW shall not be liable for any loss arising from failure to follow the
safety precautions in the manual.
• While installing the device with hazardous voltage, follow relevant regulations
and local installation safety guidelines.
• Please observe the regulations on the correct use of tools and personal
protective equipment.
• All connections must be carried out with distinctive guidance. Any guess and
ambiguous attempts must be prohibited.
• Tools with an insulating protective coating must be used.
• Connecting cables should meet the voltage and current requirements.
• All connectors must be safe and reliable to avoid loosening or virtual contact. They must
be corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant and shock-proof.
• All connections must comply with the requirements of relevant national standards to
prevent arc discharge in any form.
• The connections of internal batteries must be equipped with anti-vibration and

antiloosening devices. Temperature, voltage and current sensors must be connected
safely and reliably, to prevent loosening, ageing and extrusion. All sensor cables must be
free of metal exposure.
• Any type of short circuit should be prevented in the connection process.
• Operators must use this product with personal protective equipment.
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• All connections must be carried out with distinctive guidance. Any guess and ambiguous
attempts must be prohibited.
• Key connections must be correct, reliable (without loosening) and in good contact,
without short-circuits.
• All the finished connections must be measured and confirmed one by one.
• All connections must not be in contact with the casing or other components or
shortcircuited.
• If there are other uncertain factors, please consult the after-sales technicians of
SUNGROW before any operation.
6.2 Cable Connection
Tool preparation
step 1 Wear insulating shoes and high-voltage gloves before connecting power cables. Before
connecting the power cable between the packs, disconnect the cable between the pack and
the switch gear.
step 2 Install the fuse. Open the container door, there are two sets of mounting holes reserved on
the door frames of the battery cabinet, and use M6 hexagonal Phillips screws to fix the fuses
on the mounting holes.
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figure 6-1 Installation position of fuse
figure 6-2 Fuse mounting hole
The screws are not tightened after installation.
step 3 Loosen the bracket fixing bolts.
figure 6-3 Bracket fixing bolts
step 4 Correctly insert the aviation plug that comes with the fuse into the battery base.
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• The positive pole of the aviation plug needs to be inserted into the positive
base, and the negative pole needs to be inserted into the negative pole base.
The positive pole is orange, and the negative pole is black. When the aviation
plug is plugged tightly, it will make a "click" sound.
• When the power line is connected, the position of the fuse can be adjusted
appropriately.
step 5 After the fuse power line is connected, fasten the bolts in step 2 and step 3 and flatten the
spring washer.
step 6 Connect the power cable between the packs. The positive pole of the power cable between
packs has been installed on the battery cluster, and the negative pole is fixed on the side
bracket through the quick installation clip and the cable tie. Take 1# Rack as an example:
When connecting the power cable between packs, it is necessary to remove the
negative pole of the power cable from the clamp on the side plate and insert it into
the negative pole base.
1 Connect BAT- of Pack5# to BAT+ of Pack4#.
step 7 Connect the power cable between the Pack and the switch gear. Take 1# Rack as an
example:
1 Connect the BAT- of Pack1# to the BAT- of the switch gear.
2 Connect BAT+ of Pack5# to BAT+ of the switch gear.
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7 Powering up and Shutdown
7.1 Power-on Operation
• The ESS can only be put into operation after confirmation by a professional and
approved by the local power department.
• For ESS with a long shutdown time, check the equipment thoroughly and
carefully to ensure all indexes are acceptable before powering it on.
7.1.1 Inspection Before Powering up
Before powering up the equipment, check the following items carefully.
• Check whether the wiring is correct.
• Check whether the protective covers inside the equipment are installed firmly.
• Check whether the emergency stop button is released.
• Check and ensure that there is no grounding fault.
• Check whether the AC and DC voltages meet startup conditions and ensure that there is
no over-voltage with a multimeter.
• Check and ensure that no tools or components are left inside the equipment.
• Check all air inlets and outlets for blockage.
• If the BESS has been stored for more than six months, the top radiator fan should be
checked for proper rotation, noise or stalling before powering up.
7.1.2 Powering Up Steps

step 1 Preparations:
1 Connect the power cords and communication cables between the BESS cabinet and the
PCS cabinet.
2 PCS cabinet: Rotate the handle of AC and DC load switches of each PCS to "ON" in
sequence, and ensure that the emergency stop button on the cabinet is in reset status.
3 BESS cabinet: Rotate the handle of DC load switch in the switch gear to "ON", and
ensure that the emergency stop button on the cabinet is in reset status.
step 2 Power up the PCS cabinet.
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1 Close the AC main circuit breaker QF1(AC MAIN SWITCH). The AC side of the PCS is
powered up.
2 Close the auxiliary power switch Q1(AUX POWER).
3 Close the power switch of the BESS 1# Q2(AC400V 1#).
4 Close the power switch of the BESS 2# Q3(AC400V 2#).
5 Close the AC device power switch Q4(AC POWER). The AC devices such as fans are
powered up.
6 Close the DC device power switch Q5 (DC POWER). The DC devices such as
controllers and switches are powered up.
7 Rotate the handle of the HV DC switch QS1 on the PCS cabinet to "ON". The power
board is powered up (Skip this step if no off-grid transformer cabinet is equipped).
step 3 Power up the BESS cabinet.
1 Close the auxiliary power switch Q1.
2 Press to start the UPS (Skip this step if no UPS is equipped).
3 Close the DC power switch of the power board Q2.
4 Rotate the handle of the HV DC switch QS1 on the switchgear to "ON". The power
board is powered up.
step 4 Start up the system through the software.
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7.2 Shutdown
7.2.1 Planned Powering Down
step 1 Power-down preparations: Stop the system through the software, and disconnect the
battery relay (In emergencies, press the emergency stop button on the cabinet).
step 2 Power down the PCS cabinet.
1 Disconnect the DC device power switch Q5(DC POWER).
2 Disconnect the AC device power switch Q4(AC POWER).
3 Disconnect the power switch of the BESS 2# Q3(AC400V 2#).
4 Disconnect the power switch of the BESS 1# Q2(AC400V 1#).
5 Disconnect the auxiliary power switch Q1(AUX POWER).
6 Rotate the handle of the HV DC switch QS1 on the PCS cabinet to "OFF" (Skip this step
if no off-grid transformer cabinet is equipped).
7 Disconnect the AC main circuit breaker QF1(AC MAIN SWITCH).
8 Rotate the handle of AC and DC load switches of each PCS to "OFF".
step 3 Power down the BESS cabinet.
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1 Disconnect the DC power switch of the power board Q2.
2 Disconnect the auxiliary power switch Q1.
3 Press to stop the UPS (Skip this step if no UPS is equipped).
4 Rotate the handle of the HV DC switch QS1 on the switch gear to "OFF".
5 Rotate the handle of the DC load switch in the switch gear to "OFF".
step 4 Test the electricity after the system discharges completely.
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7.2.2 Unplanned (Emergency) Shutdown

• Fire incident:
Contact local fire department professionals.
• Unplanned outage (shutdown due to faults):
Contact SUNGROW.
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8 Accessing LC200 WEB via WiFi(Optional)
The PCS is equipped with a wireless router inside, and the LC200 interface can be
accessed through mobile phone or pad via WiFi connection.
Connection Steps
step 1 Connect WiFi antennas (*2) to the corresponding antenna interfaces of the router in turn.
step 2 Wait about 2 minutes. If the RUN indicator blinks, and the WiFi indicator is steady on, the
router has been initialized.
step 3 Search for wireless WiFi hotspot on the mobile phone or the pad. Select the corresponding
hotspot, enter the password, and tap Connect.
• Default hotspot: MIR605-W-XXXX. The last 4 bits are the same as those of
MAC on the router label.
• Default password: www.maiwe.com.
step 4 Open a browser on the mobile phone, and enter the LAN port IP of the router
(192.168.16.253 or http://welinos.cn) in the address bar. Enter the user name (admin) and
password (admin) on the interface, and tap Login to log in to the WEB management
interface of the router.
The above web address is the factory default address. If it is changed, log in to
the router WEB interface with the new address.
step 5 Modify the hotspot name.
1 Tap Status→Wi-Fi Settings.
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System Manual 8 Accessing LC200 WEB via WiFi(Optional)
2 Modify the SSID.
step 6 Set the IP address of the wireless router to the same network segment as the LC200.
1 Tap Network→LAN Settings.
2 Modify the IP address to the same network segment as the LC200.
3 Tap Save to save the settings.
4 Tap Apply for the settings to take effect.
The IP address of the wireless router cannot conflict with the IP address of other
devices in the network. Otherwise, the network connection will fail!
step 7 Search for a WiFi connection via your mobile phone or other mobile device, and once
connected. Open the mobile phone browser and enter the IP address 192.168.13.100 to
access the LC200 interface.
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8 Accessing LC200 WEB via WiFi(Optional) System Manual
The IP address of LC200 is for reference only, please refer to the real object.
If you are still unable to access the LC web interface after connecting to WiFi, you
need to check whether the IP automatically assigned to your mobile phone or
other mobile device is in the same network segment as the LC ETH2 IP, if not, you
need to manually change the IP address of your mobile phone or other mobile
device.
Browsing in portrait screen is supported for mainstream mobile phones. In

landscape mode, browser information loss may happen to some kinds of phones.
- - End
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9 Fire Suppression
An automatic fire suppression system is equipped inside the BESS. Do not flip the
fire suppression switch unless an emergency occurs.
9.1 General Rules
Please comply with the fire laws and regulations of the country/region where the project is
located.
Check and maintain the fire equipment regularly to ensure a normal operation of all
functions.
9.2 Fire Suppression Equipment
The BESS has a aerosol fire suppression system that can effectively extinguish the fire. It is
equipped with combustible gas detectors, smoke detectors, and temperature detectors. If
any abnormality is detected, the system sends a signal to the station-level alarm host
through the electrical compartment external terminal for early warning of fire.
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9 Fire Suppression System Manual
figure 9-1 Diagram of fire fighting system composition
9.3 Exhaust System
When the concentration of combustible gas is detected to reach 10% LEL, the combustible
gas detector in the BESS sends a signal to the station-level alarm host for fire warning
through the BSC external terminal, while the signal is transmitted to the EMS to shut down
the BESS and turn on the exhaust system (start the air intake equipment and exhaust
equipment).
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System Manual 9 Fire Suppression
figure 9-2 Control logic of exhaust system
9.4 Aerosol Fire Suppression System
The BESS is equipped with a aerosol fire suppression system. Aerosol generators are
automatic units which are thermally activated. The aerosol fire suppression system is
automatically activated when the temperature inside the container is ≥ 170°C.
figure 9-3 Control logic of aerosol fire suppression system
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10 Troubleshooting
When the ESS changes abnormally, it is recommended to conduct preliminary investigation
through the faults and troubleshooting methods described in the following LC200 manual.
Link QR code
LC200 User Manual
If you still cannot solve the problem or still have questions with the help of the manual,
please contact SUNGROW. It is recommended to provide the following information
synchronously after powering on again:
• Models and serial numbers of the ESS and internal equipment
• Fault information and brief description
• If possible, provide photos of the fault site
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11 Routine Maintenance
11.1 Precautions Before Maintenance
• Do not open the door to maintain the batteries in rainy, humid or windy days.
SUNGROW shall not be held liable for any damage caused by violation of the
warning.
• Avoid opening the container door when the humidity is high in rain, snow or fog,
and make sure that the seals around the container door do not curl when the
door is closed.
In fair weather, it is recommended to open the container door to dehumidify the

equipment.
• To avoid electric shock, do not perform any other maintenance operations

beyond this manual.
• If necessary, contact SUNGROW customer service for maintenance.
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11 Routine Maintenance System Manual
11.2 Maintenance Item and Period

11.2.1 Maintenance (Every two years)
Item Check method
Check the following items, and correct immediately those failing to
meet the relevant requirements:
• Check whether there is any damage or deformation of the

container and internal devices.
• Check if there is abnormal noise during operation of internal

System status devices.
and cleaning • Check whether the temperature in the container is excessively
high.
• Check whether the humidity and the amount of dust inside the
container are within the normal range. Clean the equipment if
necessary.
• Check whether the air inlet and outlet of the BESS are blocked.
Check whether the warning labels and marks are clearly visible and
Warning marks
free of stains and damage. Replace them if necessary.
Ground of the
Check whether the cable shielding layer is in good contact with the
shielded layer of
insulation sleeve and whether the copper bus bar is firmly fixed.
cables
Surge protection
Check whether the SPD and fuse are properly fastened.
device and fuse
Corrosion Check whether there is oxidation or rust inside the container.
11.2.2 Maintenance (Once a year)

Item Check method
Check the following items, and correct immediately those failing to
meet relevant requirements:
• Check whether there are flammable objects on the top of the

container.
• Check whether the welding points between the container and the
Outside the
foundation steel plate are firm and whether there is corrosion.
container
• Check whether there is any damage, flaking paint or sign of
oxidization on the enclosure.
• Check whether the lock of the cabinet door can be unlocked

flexibly.
• Check whether the sealing strip is fixed properly.

Inside the Check whether there are foreign objects, dust, dirt, and condensed
container water inside the integrated energy storage system.
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Item Check method

Check the temperature of the radiator and the amount of dust
Air inlet and outlet accumulated. Clean heat-dissipation modules with a vacuum
cleaner if necessary.
Completely power off the devices inside the BESS before checking.
For any non-conformances found during inspection, correct them
immediately.
• Check whether the cable layout is normal and whether there is a

short circuit. For any non-conformances found during inspection,
correct them immediately.
• Check whether all cable entry are well sealed.

Wiring and cable
layout • Check whether there is water seepage inside the BESS.
• Check whether the power cables are loose, and fasten them
again by the torque specified previously.
• Check whether the power cables and control cables are

damaged, especially if the surface contacting the metal surface is
cut.
• Check whether the insulation tapes on the power cable terminals

fall off.
Ground • Check whether the ground connection is correct and the
connection and grounding resistance shall be no more than 4Ω.
equipotential
• Check whether the equipotential connection inside the integrated
connection BESS is correct.
• Check the running status of fans.

Fan • Check whether fans are blocked.
• Check if there is abnormal noise during operation of the fans.

Screw Check whether internal screws fall off.
11.2.3 Maintenance (Every half a year to once a year)

Item Check method
• Check whether the shutdown key on the touchscreen and the

emergency stop button work normally.
Safety function • Simulate shutdown.
• Check the warning marks and other device marks, and replace
them timely when they are fuzzy or damaged.
Software
Check the settable parameters on the Web.
maintenance
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Item Check method
• Check the cleanness of the circuit board and other elements and
components.
• Check the temperature of the radiator and the amount of dust

Internal accumulated. Clean heat-dissipation modules with a vacuum
components cleaner if necessary.
inspection • Replace the air filter screen when necessary.
Note! It is necessary to check ventilation of the air inlet.

Otherwise, fault may occur due to overheating if the module
cannot be cooled effectively.
• Carry out regular inspection for corrosion of all metal components

(once per half a year).
• Check the contactors (auxiliary switches and micro-switches)

Device
annually to ensure the good mechanical operation.
maintenance
• Check the running parameters (especially voltage and insulation).
• The radiator fan is a wearing part and it is recommended that it is

replaced when abnormalities are found.
11.3 Maintenance of Liquid Cooling System
The following provides the recommended maintenance periods. The actual maintenance
period shall be adjusted reasonably in consideration of the specific installation environment
of the product.
Factors like the power plant scale, the location, and the site environment can affect the
maintenance period of the product. It is necessary to shorten the maintenance period and
increase the maintenance frequency in the event of heavy sandstorm or dust in the
operation environment.
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Item Content Check method Maintenan-

ce tools
Fan Check whether the fan blades 1. The fan blade rotates Screwdriver
cannot rotate or are damaged. If smoothly without with long
so, replace the fan. abnormal noise; handle
2. No damage to fan
blade. Note: Check this
item at least half a year.
Blade damage inspection
is not mandatory.
Water 1. Check whether over 5% of the 1. The water pump runs Brush
pump cooling air inlet hole of the water smoothly without
pump is blocked. If so, clear it abnormal noise;
with a brush; 2. There is no obvious
2. Visually inspect the pump dripping on the pump
body (not the joint parts) and body (except
check whether there is obvious condensate).
water dripping (except
condensate). If so, replace the
sealing ring of the pump.
Water Check that the HMI of the liquid- Check if the unit reports Slotted
system cooled unit does not report a a "low water tank level" screwdriver,
warning. alarm and replenish the Phillips
fluid when this alarm is screwdriver,
received. water pump,
water pipe,
clamp.
If the BESS has a "communication failure or failure of the liquid-cooled unit",

please contact the after-sales service personnel in time to ensure the functional
integrity of the system.
11.4 Container Maintenance

11.4.1 Cleaning Container Appearance
Clean the top and then the sides. Wash it directly, or wash and flush with water
simultaneously.
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Check the container appearance:

Case 1：Dirt on surface caused by water spots and dusts can be cleaned.
Case 2：Surface dirt and damaged finish, which cannot be cleaned.
Case 3：Primer is damaged, and the base material is exposed.
Maintenance Steps for Case 1:
Material:
• Cleaning cloth
• Water
• Alcohol or other non-corrosive detergent
Graphics Description
1. Wet the cleaning cloth (or other
scrubbing tools) with water, and scrub the
dirty parts on surface.
2. If the dirt cannot be cleaned with water,

scrub with 97% alcohol till the surface is
acceptable. (Or try to use non-corrosive
detergents that are generally used locally)

Material:
• Abrasive paper
• Cleaning cloth
• Water
• Alcohol
• Brush
• Paint
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1.Polish the paint surface with blistering or

scratches with an abrasive paper for a
smooth surface.
2.Wet the cleaning cloth with water or 97%

alcohol, and scrub the damaged parts to
remove surface stains.
3.Perform paint repair for the scratched parts

with a soft brush after the surface is dried;
brush the paint as uniform as possible.

Material:
• Abrasive paper
• Cleaning cloth
• Water
• Alcohol
• Zinc primer
• Brush
• Paint
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1. Polish the damaged parts with an abrasive

paper to remove rust and other burrs for a
smooth surface
2. Wet the cleaning cloth with water or 97%

alcohol, and scrub the damaged parts to
remove surface stains and dust.
3. Spray the parts with base material exposed

with zinc primer for protection after drying of
the surface. Ensure to spray to cover the bare
base material completely.
4. Perform paint repair for the damaged parts

with soft brush after the primer is dried, and
brush the paint uniformly.
Check whether the protective paint sprayed on casing of the product is fallen off or
peeled off; if so, repair it timely.
Spray a special protective paint to the exterior of the product every 3 ~ 5 years.
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11.4.2 Checking Door Locks and Hinges
Check whether the door locks and hinges of the container can be used normally after
cleaning. Lubricate the door lock holes and hinges properly when necessary.
11.4.3 Checking Sealing Strips
If the sealing strip is in good condition, it can effectively prevent water seepage inside the
container. Therefore, carefully check the sealing strip and replace it immediately if there is
any damage.
11.5 Battery Maintenance

11.5.1 Regular Maintenance and Maintenance Cycle
Below is the recommended maintenance cycle. The actual maintenance cycle should be
adjusted according to the specific installation environment of this product.
The power station scale, installation location and on-site environment affect the
maintenance cycle of this product. In sandy or dusty environments, it is necessary to
shorten the maintenance cycle and increase the frequency of maintenance.
Loss of capacity due to the following two conditions for more than 120
consecutive hours during maintenance or shutdown is not covered by the
warranty.
• Battery discharge voltage below minimum battery voltage of 2.7V.
• 0% SOC for any battery cluster.
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Maintenance performed once every two years
Inspection item Inspection method

Check the following items. In case of nonconformity,
take corrective actions immediately:
• Check the battery cluster and internal devices for

damage or deformation.
• Check the internal devices for abnormal noise during

operation.
Battery cluster status and
cleanliness • Check whether the temperature inside the battery
cluster is too high.
• Check whether the internal humidity and dust of the

battery cluster are within the normal ranges. If
necessary, clean the battery cluster.
• Check whether the air inlet and outlet of the battery

cluster are blocked.
Check whether the warning sign and label are legible
Warning sign
and dirty. If necessary, replace them.
Check whether the switch gear and battery module are
Wire and cable connected correctly and whether the battery modules
are also connected correctly.
Corrosion Check the battery cluster for internal oxidation or rust.
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Maintenance performed once a year

Check the following items. In case of nonconformity,
take corrective actions immediately:
• Check whether there are flammable objects at the

top of the battery cluster.
Switch gear and battery • Check whether the battery cluster is secured at the
fixing point on the foundation plate and whether there
module box
is rust.
• Check the box for damage, paint peeling, oxidation,

etc.
• Check whether there are foreign objects, dust, dirt

and condensate inside the battery cluster.
The inspection must not be carried out until all internal
devices of the battery cluster are powered off!
In case of nonconformity found in inspection, take
corrective actions immediately:
• Check the cable layout for short circuit and

compliance with the specifications. If case of any
abnormality, take corrective actions immediately.
• Check whether all wire inlets and outlets of the

Wire and cable layout battery cluster are sealed properly.
• Check the battery cluster for internal seepage of

water.
• Check whether the power cables and copper

busbars are loose, and tighten them according to the
aforesaid torque.
• Check the power cable and communication cable for

damage, especially cut marks on the surface
exposed to the metal surface.
Check whether the grounding is correct. The grounding
Grounding
resistance should not be greater than 4Ω.
• Check the fan for faults (e. g. locked rotor and

Fan stalling).
• Check the fan for abnormal noise during operation.

Check whether screws inside the battery cluster fall off
Screw
or are rusted.
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Maintenance performed once every six months
• Check whether the temperature in the ambient

Ambient temperature and temperature record is within the operating range.
humidity inspection • Check whether the humidity in the ambient humidity
record is within the operating range.
• Check the operating status of the DC contactor: Send

the Start/Stop command in the power-off status and
check whether the system works properly.
Function inspection • Measure whether the 24V output voltage is within the
range in the specification.
• Check whether the current, voltage and temperature

in the operation record of the battery cluster are
within the operating ranges.
11.5.2 Maintenance Precautions
For safe and efficient maintenance of the system, maintenance personnel must carefully
read and observe the following safety requirements:
1 Have the electrician certificate issued by the Work Safety Supervision Bureau, and
receive professional training before assuming their work.
2 Follow relevant safety precautions, use necessary tools, and wear personal protective
equipment.
3 Do not wear metal accessories such as jewelry or watches.
4 Never touch the high-voltage positive and negative electrodes of the energy storage
system by both hands at the same time under all circumstances.
5 Prior to the maintenance of the energy storage system, disconnect all high-voltage and
low-voltage switches.
6 Do not clean this product directly with water. If necessary, use the vacuum cleaner to
clean it.
7 Plug and remove cables in accordance with the specifications, without brute force or
violent operation.
8 After maintenance is completed, clean tools and materials in time and check whether
there are metal objects left inside or at the top of the product.
9 In case of any doubt on operation and maintenance of this product, contact the
Customer Service Center of SUNGROW instead of operation without permission.
11.5.3 Maintenance
1 Operating temperature: The working temperature should be kept between 0℃ to 45℃.
The temperature charging and discharging should be 15℃ to 30℃ and typically 25℃.
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2 The RACK should not be charged or discharged with high magnifying power. The
continuous charging and discharging current of a single rack should not exceed 140A.
3 When the energy storage system is not used in a long time, it should be charged once
every six months, until its SOC is 30% to 40%.
4 When the system is used after long-term storage, it should be fully charged at least once
to restore the best performance of the battery.
5 Regularly check whether the air duct of the cooling system is blocked and clean the
system. In particular, clean the air inlet and outlet of the fan and use a vacuum cleaner if
necessary, to maintain free air circulation inside the cabinet. Before dust removal, the
power supply must be cut off. It is forbidden to rinse the system with water.
6 Regularly check whether the fastening bolts of the high-voltage cables and connecting
busbars of the energy storage system are loose, whether the contacts are in good
conditions, and whether the terminal surfaces are severely corroded or oxidized.
7 Regularly check the protective covers of high-voltage positive and negative electrodes
of the PACK for ageing, damage and missing.
8 Regularly check cables for loosening, ageing, damage and fracture and inspect whether
the insulation is in good conditions.
9 Regularly check the battery cabinet for pungent odor and high-voltage connections for
burning odor.
10 Regularly check whether the voltage, temperature and other data of the monitoring
upper computer are correct and whether there are fault alarms in the alarm column.
11 Regularly check whether the status and alarm indicators of the energy storage system
are in good conditions and whether they work properly.
12 Regularly check whether the emergency stop button of the energy storage system can
be used, in order to quickly shut down the system in an emergency.
13 Regularly check whether the fire extinguishers are in good conditions and within the
validity period.
14 Never use different types of battery modules in series or parallel.
• The battery is potentially dangerous, so appropriate protective measures must

be taken during operation and maintenance!
• Incorrect operation may cause severe personal injury and property damage!
• Use the appropriate tools and protective equipment during battery operation.
• Battery maintenance must be performed by those who have battery expertise

and received safety training.
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11.6 Coolant Replacement
Object Standard Period Tools
Coolant 1. There are obvious 5-6 years Water pump, hose, hose clamp,
impurities in antifreeze; slotted screwdriver
2. Antifreeze turns from Note: Please contact Sungrow
pink to dark red. Customer Service to replace
hardware facilities
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12 Appendix
12.1 System Parameters
Type designation ST535kWh-250kW-2h ST1070kWh-250kW-4h

Battery cabinet data
Cell type LFP
System battery configuration 300S2P 300S2P*2
Battery capacity (BOL) at DC

537 kWh 537 kWh*2
side
System output voltage range 810 ~ 1095 V
Dimensions of battery unit (W (2180±10 mm) * (2450±10 mm) * (1730±10 mm)(single

*H* D)* cabinet )
Weight of battery unit* 5900±200 kg(single cabinet)
Degree of protection IP 54
Anti-corrosion grade C3
Relative humidity 0 ~ 95 % (non-condensing)
Operating temperature range -30 ~ 50℃ (> 45℃ derating)
Max. working altitude 3000 m
Cooling concept of battery

Liquid cooling
chamber
Fire safety equipment Aerosol ,flammable gas detector and exhausting system
Communication interfaces Ethernet
Communication protocols Modbus TCP
Compliance IEC 62619,IEC 63056,IEC 62040,IEC 62477,UN 38.3
PCS cabinet data
Nominal AC power 250kVA@45℃
Max.THD of current <3%(at nominal power)
DC component <0.5% of nominal current
Nominal grid voltage 400 V
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Type designation ST535kWh-250kW-2h ST1070kWh-250kW-4h
Grid voltage range 360 ~ 440 V
Nominal grid frequency 50/60 Hz
Nominal grid frequency

45~55 Hz, 55~65 Hz
range
Dimensions(W*H*D)* 1800 * 2450 * 1230 mm
Weight* 1600±100 kg
Degree of protection IP54
Anti-corrosion grade C3
Allowable relative humidity

0 ~ 95 % (non-condensing)
range
Operating temperature range -30 ~ 50℃ (> 45℃ derating)
Max. working altitude 3000m
Communication interfaces Ethernet
Communication protocols Modbus TCP
Compliance IEC 61000, IEC 62477, AS 4777.2
12.2 Tightening Torques
Tighten the cable with proper torque shown below to prevent the poor contact, high contact
resistance, or fire caused by the looseness of cable lugs:
Bolt Torque(N·m) Bolt Torque(N·m)

M3 0.7~1 M8 18~23
M4 1.8~2.4 M10 34~40
M5 4~4.8 M12 60~70
M6 7~8 M16 119~140
*The torque values listed in the table are for the combination of bolt and nut, and do not
apply to riveted nuts or riveted screws, etc. Please refer to the actual situation!
**Secure the cable in proper place to reduce pressure of cable lug.
12.3 Quality Assurance
When product faults occur during the warranty period, SUNGROW ENERGY STORAGE
TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.(SUNGROW) will provide free service or replace the product with
a new one.
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Evidence
During the warranty period, the customer shall provide the product purchase invoice and
date. In addition, the trademark on the product shall be undamaged and legible. Otherwise,
SUNGROW has the right to refuse to honor the quality guarantee.
Conditions
• After replacement, unqualified products shall be processed by SUNGROW.
• The customer shall give SUNGROW a reasonable period to repair the faulty device.
Exclusion of Liability
In the following circumstances, SUNGROW has the right to refuse to honor the quality
guarantee:
• The free warranty period for the whole machine/components has expired.
• The device is damaged during transport.
• The device is incorrectly installed, refitted, or used.
• The device operates in harsh conditions beyond those described in this manual.
• The fault or damage is caused by installation, repairs, modification, or disassembly

performed by a service provider or personnel not from SUNGROW.
• The fault or damage is caused by the use of non-standard or non-SUNGROW

components or software.
• The installation and use range are beyond stipulations of relevant international
standards.
• The damage is caused by unexpected natural factors.
For faulty products in any of above cases, if the customer requests maintenance, paid
maintenance service may be provided based on the judgment of SUNGROW.
12.4 Contact Information
In case of questions about this product, please contact us.

We need the following information to provide you the best assistance:
• Model of the device
• Serial number of the device
• Fault code/name
• Brief description of the problem
For detailed contact information, please visit: https://en.sungrowpower.com/contactUS
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“NOTE” indicates additional information, emphasized contents or tips that may be

High voltage inside! Risk of electric shock by touching it!

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Read the instructions before performing any operation on the

Live parts! Do not touch them until 5 minutes after disconnection

Pay attention to explosion.

Pay attention to corrosion.

Do not dispose of this product as household waste.

There should be a medical center nearby.

It is required to wear goggles.

Complete designation Abbreviations

1.1 Personal Requirements

1.2 Electrical Safety

• Lethal voltages are present inside the product!

• Note and observe the warnings on the product.

• Respect the protection requirements and precautions of the lithium battery.

• All hoisting, transportation, installation, wiring, operation, and maintenance

To prevent misuse or accidents caused by unrelated personnel, observe the

• Place necessary warning signs or barriers near the product.

1.3 Battery Safety

• Batteries are frequently overdischarged due to improper maintenance, capacity is

• Battery operation parameters are incorrectly set.

• Batteries are not maintained based on the system manual.

• The product is damaged due to the use of defective or deformed batteries.

• Batteries are stolen.

1.4 Hoisting and Transportation

1.5 Installation and Wiring

In the whole process of mechanical installation, the relevant standards and

Only equipment designated by SUNGROW ENERGY STORAGE TECHNOLOGY CO.,

1.6 Operation and Maintenance

Dismantling or burning the battery may cause it to catch fire.

There are no user-maintainable parts inside the battery unit.

To ensure continuous fire protection, replacement of internal components should

Do not spray paint any internal or external component of the product.

1.7 Disposal of Waste

Contact the local authorized collection facility.

2.1 Product Introduction

figure 2-1 System networking diagram

2.2 External Design

The appearance of BESS is shown in the following figure:

figure 2-2 Appearance of BESS

figure 2-3 Appearance of PCS

table 2-1 Indicator status

The system works normally (-

2S periodic slow blinking

A fault occurs (auxiliary circuit

Off Auxiliary circuit breaker trips

Emergency Stop Button

2.2.2 Mechanical Parameters

figure 2-4 Dimensions of BESS

figure 4-4 Recommended installation space for multi-system(BESS2–PCS2)

figure 4-5 Recommended installation space for multi-system(BESS4–PCS2)