1MW/1.25MW PV Inverter Manual

1MW/1.
25MW PV Grid-Connected
Inverter Operation Manual
TBEA XIAN ELECTRIC TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.

Content
1 About this manual ........................................................................................... 1
1.1 Scope of application ............................................................................. 1
1.2 Use of manual ...................................................................................... 1
1.3 Symbols explanation ............................................................................ 1
2 Safety instructions ........................................................................................... 3
3 Inverter general introductions ......................................................................... 5
3.1 PV grid-connected power generation system ....................................... 5
3.2 Circuit structure.................................................................................... 6
3.3 Technical characteristics ...................................................................... 6
4 Technical parameters ....................................................................................... 8
5 Inverter introductions and LCD operation guide .......................................... 10
5.1 Inverter introductions ......................................................................... 10
5.2 LCD operation guide.......................................................................... 11
5.2.1 Backlight function ................................................................... 12
5.2.2 LCD screen ............................................................................. 12
5.2.3 Menu structure ........................................................................ 14
5.2.4 Display content ....................................................................... 14
6 Running state and operation procedures ....................................................... 25
6.1 Running state ..................................................................................... 25
6.2 Inverter operation procedures ............................................................ 27
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6.3 Grid connection conditions ................................................................ 30
7 System fault .................................................................................................. 32
7.1 Fault causes ........................................................................................ 32
7.2 Fault diagnosis ................................................................................... 33
8 Equipment maintenance ................................................................................ 34
9 Appendix ....................................................................................................... 36
9.1 Quality assurance ............................................................................... 36
9.2 Contact us........................................................................................... 36
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1MW/1.25MW PV Grid-Connected Inverter Operation Manual
1 About this manual
1.1 Scope of application
The manual provides the detailed product information and operating
instructions of the TC1000KH-M/TC1250KH-M PV grid-connected inverter of
TBEA Xi'an Electric Technology Co., Ltd.
1.2 Use of manual
This manual is for electrically qualified operators. Those operators should
have the appropriate professional knowledge to identify the electronic
components and symbols on the electric schematic diagram, and also they must
be experienced in the standard electric power distribution.
The content of this manual will be constantly updated and revised.
However, it is inevitable that slight inconsistence to the real product may occur.
The product purchased by the user shall prevail, and the user can obtain a copy
of the latest version of the manual through the sales channel.
1.3 Symbols explanation
This manual provides relevant information of the product, to ensure the
user's personal and property safety when using the product, as well as the
efficient use of the product. Please read the following symbols explanation
carefully prior to using the product, to better make use of this manual.
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Warning!
Warning indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in minor or moderate injury.
Note!
Note provides tips that are valuable for the optimal
installation and operation of your product.
Electric shock hazard
Electric shock hazard indicates that the part has the electric
shock hazard and may cause danger to users safety; do not
touch!
Grounding!
Grounding indicates the mark of protecting the grounding.
Warning!
The capacitor needs to discharge for 20 minutes
after all the powers are disconnected, to prevent
the electric shock.
Warning!
Please wear hearing protectors to avoid hearing impairment.
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2 Safety instructions
Warning!
When using this control equipment, please read the safety
instructions carefully.
During the implementation of wirings-layout and maintenance, please
make sure to cut off all the switches inside the inverter.
Do not expose the inverter to rain, snow and frost, fog, oil and dust, etc..
The location to install the inverter should be kept in good ventilation and
the air inlet should be not obstructed, in order to ensure that the control
system can work well.
Grounding terminals of the inverter must be grounded well, to ensure the
safe and stable running of the system.
Do not reversely connect the solar energy positive (+) and negative (-)
electrodes of the inverter.
Non-professionals are strictly prohibited to open the door panel of the
inverter on the equipment without permission, to prevent the risk of
electric shocks.
This inverter should keep off fire, and can be installed neither in
flammable or explosive environment; nor next to the equipment of no
fire protection, such as gasoline generators, diesel fuel barrels or other
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flammable materials.
Due to the relatively-larger current when the system is at work, all wiring
terminals and bolts should be fastened tightly and a good contact in
wirings should be provided.
Do not touch any live parts of the inverter, do not connect or disconnect
the leading wire and terminal when the system is energized.
The inverter operation can only be operated by a qualified technician.
Without the external power input, a high voltage may exist inside the
equipment. Do not touch!
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3 Inverter general introductions
3.1 PV grid-connected power generation system
The PV grid-connected power generation system is shown in Figure 3-1.
It is composed of the PV array, combiner box, DC power distribution,
grid-connected inverter, step-up transformer, data acquisition system and other
components. The solar energy is converted into the DC electric energy via the
PV module, and the electric energy transmitted by the PV array is distributed
through the combiner box and DC power distribution cabinet, and next, the DC
current is converted into the sine-wave current with the same frequency of the
grid and the controllable amplitude of the phases through the grid-connected
inverter, at last, the current is fed into the grid via the transformer which
matches the current to the voltage of the grid.

L1
L2 Grid
L3
Inverter LCL Breaker

Circuits Filter Contactor
Bus
PV

Bars
Input
Inverter LCL Breaker

Circuits Filter Contactor
Figure 3-1 PV grid-connected power generation system
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3.2 Circuit structure
Figure 3-2 is the main circuit structure for the 1MW/1.25MW
grid-connected inverter. The DC current input into the inverter by the PV array
is converted into AC current through the three-phase full-bridge converter, and
next, the AC current is converted into the sine-wave current by being filtered
via the filter. At last, the current enters into the gird for power generation
through the transformer for matching.
AC side contactor
Broken circuit AC circuit
plan for DC input breaker
A
PV+ AC AC
DC output EMI B
AC filter filter
C
PV-
PE
AC
Lightening output
protection System control and filter
module of power grid monitoring
direct current
Operation/ A
malfunction LCD screen RS485
indicator light B
Ethernet
Figure 3-2 PV grid-connected inverter topological structure
3.3 Technical characteristics
Highest conversion efficiency up to 98.7%;
0-100% linearly adjustable active power, remote scheduling supported;
Advanced resonant (PR) control technology, grid-connected current THD
< 3%;
Meeting the State Grid zero voltage ride-through (ZVRT) requirements;

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Adjustable reactive power, power factor 0.9 (leading) -0.9 (lagging);
Suitable for high altitude areas, without derating at the altitude of 3000m
or below;
Using metal film DC-link capacitor, 25 years without replacement
Using multi-language, low temperature resistance LCD screen, with
friendly and easy-to-operate display interface;
Multiple communication interfaces available (standard RS485, Ethernet,
and optional: GPRS);
TUV certification, and CE certification.
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4 Technical parameters
Electrical parameters 1000kW 1250kW

DC input power (kW) 1134 1417
Maximum array open-circuit
1000 1000
voltage (V)
DC input
Array input current (A) 2062 2576
DC working voltage range (V) 550-1000 550-1000
MPPT working voltage range (V) 550~850
AC output power (kW) 1000kW 1250kW
Working voltage range (Vac) 342-418 342-418
Rated working voltage (Vac) 380 380
AC output current (A) 1519 1899
Rated grid frequency (Hz) 50/60
Operating frequency range (Hz) 48-52/58-62
European efficiency (%) 98.2
AC output 0.9 (leading) ~ 0.9 (lagging),
Power factor
continuously adjustable
Current total harmonic distortion
<3
rate THD (%)
Output current DC component
< 0.5 (Rated output current)
(DCI) (%)
Self power consumption at night
<100
(W)
Standard RS485 and Ethernet (GPRS
Communication interface
optional)
Protection function
Over-/Under-voltage protection (Y/N) Y
Over-/Under-frequency protection (Y/N) Y
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Anti-islanding protection (Y/N) Y
Overcurrent protection (Y/N) Y
Anti-back discharge protection (Y/N) Y
Overload protection (Y/N) Y
Low voltage ride-through (Y/N) Y
Lightning protection (Y/N) Y
Safety requirements
Insulation resistance (M) 10
Insulation strength 2500VAC1min
Overvoltage category PV (II)AC()
Protection class
Pollution degree PD2
Enclosure protection class IP20
Mechanical parameters
Widthdepthheight (mm) 24007002150
Weight (kg) 2000
Cooling method Forced air cooling
Exhaust air rate (m3/h) 7000
Environmental characteristics
-25 ~ +60 (derating is required if above
Environment temperature (C)
50C)
Environment humidity (%) 0~95 (without condensation)
without derating at the altitude of
Altitude
3000m or below
Certification
TUV certification, and CE certification.
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5 Inverter introductions and LCD operation guide
5.1 Inverter introductions
This section describes the appearance conditions and operations of the
buttons for the inverter, and provides the use guidance to the customers.
Figure 5-1 Inverter appearance
Table 5-1 Inverter appearance layout descriptions
Items Names
LED status indicator light
LCD screen
Start switch
Emergency stop button
Dust screen
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Table 5-2 Detailed descriptions of the indicator light and button functions
Items Names Descriptions

The GRID light is on normally when the grid meets the
grid-connected conditions; and the GRID light flashes at
1 GRID
an interval of 1 s when the grid does not meet the
grid-connected conditions.
The RUN light is on normally when the grid-connected is
running; and the RUN light flashes at an interval of 1s
2 RUN
during the start-up process; and the RUN light is out when
the machine stops.
Use red / yellow light
Yellow: There is a faulty module, and does not affect grid
connection
3 FAULT
Red: system-level fault (grid voltage is too high, etc.) or all
modules fail, thus can not connect the grid.
The "FAULT" light is off when there is no fault.
When the startup switch is rotated to ON, the inverter runs;
ON/OFF
4 when the startup switch is rotated to the OFF position, the
SWITCH
inverter is powered off to stop running.
Emergency stop button. When the inverter needs to stop in
5 EMERGENCY an emergency during the running process, press the rotary
button, the inverter will stop running immediately.
5.2 LCD operation guide
This section mainly introduces the LCD display screen and parameter
setting steps. The user can view the data in real time and set up the system
parameters via the LCD screen.
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5.2.1 Backlight function
When the user does not do anything on the LCD in a certain time (1
minute), the LCD backlight will be turned off, stay at the energy-saving state.
5.2.2 LCD screen
LCD screen panel layout is as shown in Figure 5-2, which is divided into
A, B, C, D and E areas. The specific description for each area is as shown in
Table 5-3 and the function description of button icons is as shown in Table 5-4.
Take Figure 5-2 as an example for detailed operation, in C area
indicates that the current page is the main interface, means that the
previous page is product information, means that the next page is
operating data; the navigation icons in D area is corresponding to those in C
area, means to return to the main interface, means the left page is
product information, means the right page is operating data; F1,
F2, F3 and F4 keys in E area is corresponding to key indicator icons in
D area.
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Figure 5-2 LCD screen layout
Specific descriptions of each area in figure 5-2 are shown in table 5-3:
Table 5-3 Descriptions of each area on the LCD screen
S/N Description
A Title bar & Time
B Data display area
C Page navigation area
D Indicator icon area
E Key -operating area
Table 5-4 Key icons and description

Key icons Description
Back to the main interface
Left page
Right page
Page up
Page down or move the cursor position
Page switching
Confirm operation
Reducing operation
Increasing operation
Editing operation
Back to the previous level or cancel operation
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5.2.3 Menu structure
Figure 5-3 is the overall structure framework diagram of the LCD
interface menu.
Power
Instant Power Daily Monthly Annual Events Lauguage
Set
Home
Info Default Clear Backup Contrast Comm. Time
Figure 5-3 Menu structure framework diagram
5.2.4 Display content
Interface display Description

Main interface: the main
interface includes such
information as input
parameter, output parameter,
generated power, generating
power, generating capacity,
operating state, power trend
diagram, and the current
date and time are also
displayed.
(Data in the picture are for
reference only; practical
operating data shall prevail)
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Operating data: select
operating data in the
navigation bar and enter into
the corresponding interface,
on which the detailed
parameters of inverter are
displayed in two or three
pages. The figures in the left
show the operation steps.
Press the page-turning key to
view the data.
Note: For the inverter
integrated with DC power
distribution cabinet function,
PV1-PV8 current will be
displayed.
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Power curve: enter the
power curve interface, on
which the output power
curve of inverter during the
current day will be
displayed, with the abscissa
indicating the time, while
the ordinate indicating the
power value and based on
dynamic change of the
current maximum. Users can
view the actually measured
power curve as necessary,
and can view the historical
data by date, which is the
same with that on operating
data interface.
Note: data can be saved for
two months.
Generating capacity: select

Daily, Monthly and
Yearly in the navigation
bar to view the generating
capacity information; as the
same with the operation of
operating data interface, the
historical data can be
viewed.
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Event log: select Events

in the navigation bar to enter
into the event log interface
on which the detailed event
information can be viewed.
When the information is
more than one page, press
page turning key to view the
historical events with the
same operation as the
operating date interface;
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Power Set:
Users can set the active pow
er, reactive power, power
factor.
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Language settings: select

Language in the
navigation bar to enter into
language setting interface,
the pictures on the left
illustrate the operating
procedures and the
description are as follows:
(1) Press the editing key to
enter into the language
setting operation interface;
(2) Press or to
switch languages.
(3) Press the cursor moving
key to Enter or Cancel
the operation;
(4) Press Enter and the
hint words will be displayed,
e.g., Successful; press
Cancel to back to the
original state for language
setting.
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Time settings: select

Time in the navigation bar
to enter into the time setting
interface and set the display
time of the system; the
operation is the same with
that of language setting.
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Communication settings:
select Com. in the
navigation bar to enter into
the setting interface and set
the address and Baud rate
for the system; the operation
is the same with that of
language setting.
Contrast settings: select

Contrast in the navigation
bar to enter into the setting
interface and set the contrast
of the LCD screen; the
operation is the same with
that of language setting.
Backup data: select the

Backup in the navigation
bar to conduct the backup
operation on the data, the
pictures on the left illustrate
the operating procedures and
the description are as
follows:
(1) Insert the U-disk into

the USB port of the LCD,
the hint words USB has
been connected will be
displayed with the default
file name 00;
(2) Press the editing key to
modify the file name by
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pressing + or ;
(3) Press the cursor moving
key to move the cursor;
(4) Press Enter for data
backup and the hint words
such as Loading will be
displayed.
Note: do not disconnect the
U-disk when Loading is
displayed.
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Reset events: select Clear

in the navigation bar to enter
into the interface for
resetting events, and the
historical events recorded in
the system can be
eliminated.
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Factory reset: select
Default in the navigation
bar to enter into the interface
for factory reset and the
historical data and setting
parameters can be
eliminated and back to the
state as delivered.
Product information: select

Product information in the
navigation bar and the
information of the inverters
will be displayed on the
display interface.
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6 Running state and operation procedures
6.1 Running state
Warning!
When there are lights on the PV array, the DC voltage should
be provided to the equipment!
Stop state
Stop state refers to the state under which the grid-connected operation is
stopped when receiving the stop command, or pressing down the emergency
stop button, or in case of unrecoverable fault. If the above conditions are not
met, it will enter the standby state.
Standby state
Standby state refers to the state under which the system stops running and
waits for meeting the startup conditions. It will enter the wait state after the
grid, PV, environment temperature, and inverter conditions meet the
grid-connected running conditions.
Wait state
Wait state refers to the state under which the timing confirmation is
delayed before the grid-connected running according to different shutdown
causes and grid-connected regulations. It will enter the self-test state after the
time of waiting for confirmation is up.
Self-test state
Self-test state refers to the state under which the inverter will test its own
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hardware before starting the grid-connected running. The items need to be
tested include: phase sequence of the power grid, PV insulation impedance, DC
voltage sampling, AC voltage sampling, contactor state, Hall current sensor
signal and other key quantities.
Running state
In this state, the inverter is at the grid-connected running state, and
converts the DC electric energy of the PV array into the AC current to enter
into the grid, and the inverter always deliveries the maximum electric energy to
the grid in a maximum power tracing mode.

Stop
1
5 7

Running 6 Standby
8
9
11
10
4

Self- 3 Wait
test
Figure 6-1 System state switching diagram
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Table 6-1 System state switching descriptions
No. Switching descriptions

1 Stop command is removed or fault is cleared manually
2 Startup command is received
3 Startup delay time is up
Testing of PV voltage, grid voltage and frequency, PV earth impedance,

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power circuit, and testing circuit are all OK
5 Stop command or occurrence of unrecoverable fault
6 Stop command or grid-connected conditions not satisfied
7 Stop command
8 Stop command or unrecoverable fault
9 Stop command
10 Stop command or waiting conditions not satisfied
11 Stop command or startup conditions not satisfied
6.2 Inverter operation procedures
Note!
Users should operate the inverter strictly in accordance
with the operation procedures in the manual!
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The operation procedures of the inverter are as follows:
Start
Grid-connected preparation
operation
Grid-connected
operation
Stop operation
Trouble shooting
operation
End
Figure 6-2 Operation procedures
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Table 6-2 Grid-connection procedure descriptions

Operating
Operating instructions
steps
Connect the input and output lines according to the wiring
Operations for instructions well;
grid-connection Close the DC and AC circuit breakers;
preparation If necessary, adjust the technical parameters by using host computer
software, to improve the equipment running state.
First, make sure the "EMERGENCY" button on the operation panel is
popping up;
Then turn the startup switch to "ON" position, the GRID indicator
light on the operation panel is on normally at the moment;
Operations for
The input voltage of the grid-connected inverter is up to the startup
grid-connection
voltage range and maintains for 10s, the "RUN" indicator light is
flashing, indicating the inverter is in the grid-connection transition
process, and when the "RUN" indicator light is always ON, the
system is in the state of normal grid-connection and power generating.
If the system needs to stop running in the normal running, the user can
stop it by the following three ways:
Turn the startup switch to "OFF" position, the inverter stops output;
Stoping the system can be achieved by remote control;
Stop operations
In case of an emergency, the user can press the "EMERGENCY"
button on the operation panel, the system will stop running
immediately, and then disconnect the PV DC input circuit breaker and
the AC output circuit breaker.
The inverter stops immediately in case of inverter fault during
running;
If the "FAULT" indicator light is ON, the following faults may occur:
short circuit, IGBT module fault;
If the "GRID" indicator light is flashing, it may be caused by the grid
Trouble fault (grid under-voltage, overvoltage, under-frequency, and
shooting over-frequency). After the fault is cleared, the "GRID" indicator light
operations is normally ON;
The LCD screen will record the fault type in detail in case of inverter
fault;
Prior to clearing the fault, turn the startup switch to "OFF" position,
turn off the AC circuit breaker and DC circuit breaker, and then clear
the fault according to the method specified in Section 7.2.
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6.3 Grid connection conditions
The whole process of the inverter entering the mode of grid connection
and power generation is automatic. The system constantly monitors the PV
input voltage, grid voltage, grid frequency, grid phase sequence, AC/DC
lighting protection state and IGBT module state, to determine whether the
conditions of grid connection and power generation are met. When all the
conditions are met, the inverter will enter the mode of grid connection and
power generation. And when the following faults occur in the grid, the inverter
is immediately disconnected with the grid, to enter the protection mode:
(1) After the system selects the low voltage ride-through mode and when the
grid voltage drops, the inverter enters the low voltage ride-through
protection mode. In the relevant standard, it requires the time for the
inverter to withstand the low voltage to be 1 to 3 seconds according to
different degree of the drop voltage. If the grid voltage does not return to
the allowed grid voltage range in the specified time, the inverter will
immediately disconnect with the grid;
(2) After the system selects the islanding protection mode and when the
inverter detects the occurrence of islanding effect, the inverter will
disconnect with the grid in 2 seconds;
(3) The running conditions of the inverter vary with different grid
frequency:
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Table 6-3 Inverter running requirements under different grid frequency
Frequency range Inverter response

Lower than 48Hz Inverter stops running in 0.2s
4849.5 Hz Inverter stops running after running for at least 10min
49.550.2 Hz Inverter runs normally
50.250.5 Hz Inverter stops running after running for at least 2min
Higher than 50.5 Hz Inverter stops running in 0.2s
(4) When the PV voltage exceeds the allowed range of 450Vdc-1000Vdc,
the inverter will immediately disconnect with the grid.
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7 System fault
7.1 Fault causes
The system fault is generally because of the following causes:
External grid connection fault (e.g.: improper A, B, C wire connection, or
phase sequence connection error);
The PV voltage exceeds the allowed range:
Grid undervoltage (Uac < "Uac, min")
Grid overvoltage (Uac > "Uac, max")
Grid frequency is too low (fac < "fac, min");
Grid frequency is too high (fac > "fac, max");
Output short circuit;
IGBT module fault.
Note!
First, check whether the ordinary power outage occurs or
not, and whether the inverter output cables are
disconnected or not.
Warning!
If no any other faults are found, the professional
technicians are required to check the connections between
the inverter and power transmission grid.

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7.2 Fault diagnosis
The general diagnostic modes for various faults during the system running
are as follows:
Table 7-1 Comparison table for faults

Fault types Fault causes Process methods Remarks
The PV array positive and
PV is connected Check the PV array line
negative electrodes are
reversely connections
connected reversely
The PV array voltage is Reduce the number of PV
PV overvoltage
above 1000V array in series connection
-5kohms
The PV array positive or
PV insulation Check the PV array line
negative electrode
resistance is low connections
grounding impedance is
less than-5kohms
Phase sequence The three-phase AC lines Check the line
fault are connected incorrectly connections
Restart
Grid voltage is The grid voltage exceeds automatically
Check the grid
abnormal the range of 85% to 110% after the grid
is recovered
Restart
The grid frequency
Grid frequency automatically
exceeds the range of 48Hz Check the grid
is abnormal after the grid
to 50.2Hz
is recovered
LCD screen Communication error
Contact the after-sales
communication between the LCD screen
service of our company
error and the inverter
Please replace the surge
protection module of the After the
DC surge The DC-side surge
same type, if the failure is replacement,
protection fault protection module fails
still there, contact the restart
manufacturer
Please replace the surge
protection module of the After the
AC surge The AC-side surge
same type, if the failure is replacement,
protection fault protection module fails
still there, contact the restart
manufacturer
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8 Equipment maintenance
Note the electric shock hazard!
All maintenance work on the equipment should be
completed by a professional electrician.
The inverter must be regularly maintained, and the maintenance tasks
include:
(1) Check the connecting wirings inside the equipment regularly, and
replace them when necessary;
(2) Test the functions of the components and parts regularly;
(3) Check the contact connector regularly;
(4) Clean the inside of the inverter case regularly, if necessary.
The following table shows the regular maintenance for the inverter in the
general environment. When the installation is in the environment with a lot of
dust, the corresponding maintenance interval should be appropriately
shortened.
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Table 8-1 Inverter regular maintenance
Maintenance
Maintenance work
cycles
Clear the inverter surface regularly. 12 months
Replace the dust screen regularly. 6-12 months
Check whether the connections between all the cables are loose or not, if
loose, they need to be tightened; check whether the color is changed or

12 months
the connections are detached on the connection terminals and insulation,
and replace the damaged or corrosive connection terminals.
Tests on the functions of the cooling fan: check the functions and running
noises of all the fans, and the fans can be started according to the 12 months
temperature regulator during the running.
Check whether the warning labels are affixed securely and clearly or not,
12 months
and replace them if necessary.
Fans are changed regularly. 5 years
Tests for protecting the functions of the equipment include: circuit

12 months
breakers and power switches in the circuits.
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9 Appendix
9.1 Quality assurance
This product can enjoy the free maintenance within the warranty period.
When the following situations occur, the company reserves the right not to
conduct the quality assurance:
Incorrect installation;
Incorrect modification;
Incorrect use;
Any installation and range of application exceeding the relevant
international standard specifications;
Damages caused by the non-normal natural environment.
9.2 Contact us
If you have any questions on this product, please contact us, the contact
details are as follows:
Company name: TBEA Xi'an Electric Technology Co., Ltd.
Address: TBEA New Energy XIAN Industrial Park, No. 70 Shanglinyuan 4th
Road, High-Tech Zone, Xian, Shaanxi, China
Postcode: 710119
Consumer hot line: 400-606-6029
E-mail: tbeapower@tbea.com.
Fax: 029-68760500-042
URL: http://www.tbeapower.com
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1 About this manual ........................................................................................... 1

1.1 Scope of application ............................................................................. 1

1.2 Use of manual ...................................................................................... 1

1.3 Symbols explanation ............................................................................ 1

2 Safety instructions ........................................................................................... 3

3 Inverter general introductions ......................................................................... 5

3.1 PV grid-connected power generation system ....................................... 5

3.2 Circuit structure.................................................................................... 6

3.3 Technical characteristics ...................................................................... 6

4 Technical parameters ....................................................................................... 8

5 Inverter introductions and LCD operation guide .......................................... 10

5.1 Inverter introductions ......................................................................... 10

5.2 LCD operation guide.......................................................................... 11

5.2.1 Backlight function ................................................................... 12

5.2.2 LCD screen ............................................................................. 12

5.2.3 Menu structure ........................................................................ 14

5.2.4 Display content ....................................................................... 14

6 Running state and operation procedures ....................................................... 25

6.1 Running state ..................................................................................... 25

6.2 Inverter operation procedures ............................................................ 27

7 System fault .................................................................................................. 32

7.1 Fault causes ........................................................................................ 32

7.2 Fault diagnosis ................................................................................... 33

8 Equipment maintenance ................................................................................ 34

9.1 Quality assurance ............................................................................... 36

9.2 Contact us........................................................................................... 36

1 About this manual

1.1 Scope of application

The manual provides the detailed product information and operating

instructions of the TC1000KH-M/TC1250KH-M PV grid-connected inverter of

TBEA Xi'an Electric Technology Co., Ltd.

1.2 Use of manual

This manual is for electrically qualified operators. Those operators should

have the appropriate professional knowledge to identify the electronic

be experienced in the standard electric power distribution.

The content of this manual will be constantly updated and revised.

of the latest version of the manual through the sales channel.

1.3 Symbols explanation

This manual provides relevant information of the product, to ensure the

Warning indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided,

could result in minor or moderate injury.

Note provides tips that are valuable for the optimal

installation and operation of your product.

Electric shock hazard

shock hazard and may cause danger to users safety; do not

Grounding indicates the mark of protecting the grounding.

The capacitor needs to discharge for 20 minutes

after all the powers are disconnected, to prevent

the electric shock.

Please wear hearing protectors to avoid hearing impairment.

When using this control equipment, please read the safety

During the implementation of wirings-layout and maintenance, please

system can work well.

Grounding terminals of the inverter must be grounded well, to ensure the

safe and stable running of the system.

electrodes of the inverter.

Non-professionals are strictly prohibited to open the door panel of the

inverter on the equipment without permission, to prevent the risk of

flammable or explosive environment; nor next to the equipment of no

fire protection, such as gasoline generators, diesel fuel barrels or other