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Grid Setup Settings
The Sol-
Ark’s
Grid Setup
menu includes many advanced features (refer to Section 5 of this Guide).
Regardless of the features used, the PHI battery bank should never discharge more than its maximum
continuous discharge rate. Furthermore, to maintain the PHI batteries’ Warranty at a 10,000-cycle level,
also do not discharge the battery bank to a State of Charge (SoC) level less than 20%. These details are
controlled in the
Grid Setup
menu’s
Limiter
tab.
Figure 21.0
– Limiter Tab in Grid Setup Menu
The
power (W)
column in Figure 21.0 above dictates the maximum amount of power pulled from the
batteries and should be set to
the
PHI battery bank’s maximum discharge rate in AC Watts. To calculate
the connected PHI battery bank’s maximum discharge Watts (AC):
1. Multiply the number of batteries in the bank by the maximum discharge rate (ADC) per battery
a. PHI 3.8-51.2V
nom
battery max. discharge rate = 37.5 ADC per battery
2.
Convert the battery bank’s DC discharge current to DC discharge watts.
3. Apply the discharge efficiency.
Table 3.0 below describes the continuous power output limitations of the PHI 51.2V
nom
-model batteries.
Populate the
power (W)
column according to these tables.
Populate the
Batt
column to the right of the
power (W)
column according to the degree to which you wish
to discharge the battery bank. Again, to maintain the PHI batteries at the 10,000-cycle Warranty level, do
not populate the
Batt
column with any value less than 20%.
