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      • Explanation of safety notices
      • General
      • Environmental conditions
      • Qualifiziertes Personal
      • Noise emission values
      • EMC measures
      • Data security
      • Copyright
      • System component compatibility
    • General
      • Device concept
      • Proper use/intended purpose
      • Warning notices on the device
      • String fuses
      • Criteria for selecting the right string fuses
    • Data communication and Fronius Solar Net
      • Fronius Solar Net and data interface
      • Data communication area
      • Description of the "Fronius Solar Net" LED
      • Example
      • Explanation of the multifunction current interface
      • Fail-Safe
      • Dynamic power reduction by means of inverter
    • Fronius Datamanager 2.0
      • Controls, connections and displays on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0
      • Fronius Datamanager 2.0 during the night or when the available DC voltage is insufficient
      • Starting for the first time
      • Further information on Fronius Datamanager 2.0
    • Controls and indicators
      • Controls and displays
      • Display
    • Navigation at the menu level
      • Activating display backlighting
      • Automatic deactivation of display backlighting / changing to the "NOW" menu item
      • Opening the menu level
      • Values displayed under the NOW menu item
      • Values displayed under the LOG menu item
    • SETUP menu item
      • Initial setting
      • Software updates
      • Navigating the SETUP menu item
      • Setting menu entries, general
      • Application example: Setting the time
    • Menu items in the Set-up menu
      • Standby
      • DATCOM
      • USB
      • Relay (floating contact switch)
      • Energy Manager
        (under Relay menu item)
      • Time / Date
      • Display settings
      • ENERGY YIELD
      • Fan
    • The INFO menu item
      • Measured values
      • PSS status
      • Grid status
      • Device information
      • Version
    • Switching the key lock on and off
      • General
      • Switching the key lock on and off
    • USB Stick as a Data Logger and for Updating Inverter Software
      • USB flash drive as a datalogger
      • Suitable USB flash drives
      • USB flash drive for updating the inverter software
      • Removing the USB flash drive
    • The Basic menu
      • Access the Basic menu
      • Menu items in the Basic menu
      • Settings if the "DC SPD" option is installed
    • Switching off current supply and restarting the inverter
      • Switching off the power supply to the inverter
    • Status diagnostics and troubleshooting
      • Status code display
      • Total failure of the display
      • Class 1 status codes
      • Class 3 status codes
      • Status codes – Class 4
      • Status codes – Class 5
      • Class 6 status codes
      • Status codes – Class 7
      • Class 10 - 12 status codes
      • Customer service
      • Operation in dusty environments
    • Technical data
      • Fronius Symo 3.0-3-S
      • Fronius Symo 3.7-3-S
      • Fronius Symo 4.5-3-S
      • Fronius Symo 3.0-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 3.7-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 4.5-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 5.0-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 6.0-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 7.0-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 8.2-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 10.0-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 10.0-3-M-OS
      • Fronius Symo 12.5-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 15.0-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 17.5-3-M
      • Fronius Symo 20.0-3-M
      • Fronius Eco 25.0-3-S
      • Fronius Eco 27.0-3-S
      • WLAN
      • Explanation of footnotes
      • Integrated DC disconnector Fronius Symo 3.0 - 8.2
      • Integrated DC disconnector Fronius Symo 10.0 - 12.5
      • Integrated DC disconnector Fronius Symo 15.0 - 20.0, Fronius Eco
      • Applicable standards and guidelines
    • Warranty terms and conditions, and disposal
      • Fronius manufacturer's warranty
      • Disposal

    Fronius Symo / Fronius Eco Operating Instructions

    Fronius Datamanager 2.0
    Starting for the first time
    Setup menu
    Status diagnostics
    Technical data

    Safety rules

    Explanation of safety notices

    DANGER!

    Indicates immediate danger.

    If not avoided, death or serious injury will result.

    WARNING!

    Indicates a potentially hazardous situation.

    If not avoided, death or serious injury may result.

    CAUTION!

    Indicates a situation where damage or injury could occur.

    If not avoided, minor injury and/or damage to property may result.

    NOTE!

    Indicates a risk of flawed results and possible damage to the equipment.

    1. Safety rules

    Explanation of safety notices

    DANGER!

    Indicates immediate danger.

    If not avoided, death or serious injury will result.

    WARNING!

    Indicates a potentially hazardous situation.

    If not avoided, death or serious injury may result.

    CAUTION!

    Indicates a situation where damage or injury could occur.

    If not avoided, minor injury and/or damage to property may result.

    NOTE!

    Indicates a risk of flawed results and possible damage to the equipment.

    1. Safety rules

    General

    The device has been manufactured in line with the state of the art and according to recognized safety standards. If used incorrectly or misused, however, it can cause:
    • Injury or death to the operator or a third party
    • Damage to the device and other material assets belonging to the operating company.
    All personnel involved in commissioning, maintenance, and servicing of the device must:
    • Be suitably qualified
    • Have knowledge of and experience in dealing with electrical installations and
    • Have fully read and precisely followed these Operating Instructions

    The Operating Instructions must always be at hand wherever the device is being used. In addition to the Operating Instructions, attention must also be paid to any generally applicable and local regulations regarding accident prevention and environmental protection.

    All safety and danger notices on the device:
    • Must be kept in a legible state
    • Must not be damaged
    • Must not be removed
    • Must not be covered, pasted or painted over

    The terminals can reach high temperatures.

    Only operate the device when all protection devices are fully functional. If the protection devices are not fully functional, there is a danger of:
    • Injury or death to the operator or a third party
    • Damage to the device and other material assets belonging to the operating company

    Any safety devices that are not fully functional must be repaired by an authorised specialist before the device is switched on.

    Never bypass or disable protection devices.

    For the location of the safety and danger notices on the device, refer to the section headed "General remarks" in the Operating Instructions for the device.

    Any equipment malfunctions which might impair safety must be remedied before the device is turned on.

    This is for your personal safety!

    1. Safety rules

    Environmental conditions

    Operation or storage of the device outside the stipulated area will be deemed as not in accordance with the intended purpose. The manufacturer accepts no liability for any damage resulting from improper use.

    1. Safety rules

    Qualifiziertes Personal

    Die Informationen in dieser Bedienungsanleitung sind nur für qualifiziertes Fachpersonal bestimmt. Ein elektrischer Schlag kann tödlich sein. Führen Sie keine anderen als die in der Dokumentation angeführten Tätigkeiten aus. Das gilt auch, wenn Sie dafür qualifiziert sind.

    Sämtliche Kabel müssen fest, unbeschädigt, isoliert und ausreichend dimensioniert sein. Lose Verbindungen, beschädigte oder unterdimensionierte Kabel sofort von einem autorisierten Fachbetrieb in Stand setzen lassen.

    Wartung und Instandsetzung dürfen nur durch einen autorisierten Fachbetrieb erfolgen.

    Bei fremdbezogenen Teilen ist nicht gewährleistet, dass diese beanspruchungs- und sicherheitsgerecht konstruiert und gefertigt sind. Nur Original-Ersatzteile verwenden.

    Ohne Genehmigung des Herstellers keine Veränderungen, Ein- oder Umbauten am Gerät vornehmen.

    Beschädigte Komponenten sofort austauschen oder austauschen lassen.

    1. Safety rules

    Noise emission values

    The maximum sound power level of the inverter is specified in the Technical Data.

    The device is cooled as quietly as possible with the aid of an electronic temperature control system; this depends on the amount of converted power, the ambient temperature, the level of soiling of the device, etc.

    It is not possible to provide a workplace-related emission value for this device because the actual sound pressure level is heavily influenced by the installation situation, the power quality, the surrounding walls and the properties of the room in general.

    1. Safety rules

    EMC measures

    In certain cases, even though a device complies with the standard limit values for emissions, it may affect the application area for which it was designed (e.g., when there is equipment that is susceptible to interference at the same location, or if the site where the device is installed is close to either radio or television receivers). If this is the case, then the operator is obliged to take action to rectify the situation.

    1. Safety rules

    Data security

    With regard to data security, the user is responsible for:
    • backing up any changes made to the factory settings
    • saving and retaining personal settings
    1. Safety rules

    Copyright

    Copyright of these operating instructions remains with the manufacturer.

    Text and illustrations were accurate at the time of printing, subject to change.
    We are grateful for suggestions for improvement and information regarding any discrepancies in the operating instructions.

    1. Safety rules

    System component compatibility

    All installed components in the photovoltaic system must be compatible and have the necessary configuration options. The installed components must not restrict or negatively influence the functioning of the photovoltaic system.

    NOTE!

    Risk due to components in the photovoltaic system that are not compatible and/or have limited compatibility.

    Incompatible components may limit and/or negatively affect the operation and/or functioning of the photovoltaic system.

    Only install components recommended by the manufacturer in the photovoltaic system.

    Before installation, check the compatibility of components not expressly recommended with the manufacturer.

    General

    Device concept

    Device design:

    (1)
    Housing cover
    (2)
    Inverter
    (3)
    Wall bracket
    (4)
    Connection area incl. DC main switch
    (5)
    Data communication area
    (6)
    Data communication cover

    The inverter transforms the direct current generated by the solar modules into alternating current. This alternating current is fed into the public grid synchronously with the grid voltage.

    The inverter has been developed exclusively for use in grid-connected photovoltaic systems; it is impossible to generate energy independently of the public grid.

    Thanks to its design and the way it works, the inverter is extremely safe both to install and to operate.

    The inverter automatically monitors the public grid. In the event of abnormal grid conditions, the inverter ceases operating immediately and stops feeding power into the grid (e.g. if the grid is switched off, if there is an interruption, etc.).
    The grid is monitored by monitoring the voltage, frequency and islanding conditions.

    The inverter operates fully automatically. As soon after sunrise as there is sufficient energy available from the solar modules, the inverter starts monitoring the grid. When insolation has reached a sufficient level, the inverter starts feeding energy into the grid.
    The inverter operates in such a way that the maximum possible amount of power is obtained from the solar modules.
    As soon as the power available has fallen below the level at which energy can be fed into the grid, the inverter disconnects the power electronics completely from the grid and stops running. It retains all its settings and stored data.

    If the inverter becomes too hot, it automatically reduces the current output power in order to protect itself.
    Reasons for the inverter becoming too hot include the ambient temperature being too high or inadequate heat dissipation (e.g. if it is installed in a switch cabinet without suitable heat dissipation).

    The Fronius Eco does not have an internal boost converter. This results in certain restrictions in the choice of solar module and string. The minimum DC input voltage (UDC min) depends on the grid voltage. On the other hand, a highly optimised device is then available for the appropriate application.

    1. General

    Device concept

    Device design:

    (1)
    Housing cover
    (2)
    Inverter
    (3)
    Wall bracket
    (4)
    Connection area incl. DC main switch
    (5)
    Data communication area
    (6)
    Data communication cover

    The inverter transforms the direct current generated by the solar modules into alternating current. This alternating current is fed into the public grid synchronously with the grid voltage.

    The inverter has been developed exclusively for use in grid-connected photovoltaic systems; it is impossible to generate energy independently of the public grid.

    Thanks to its design and the way it works, the inverter is extremely safe both to install and to operate.

    The inverter automatically monitors the public grid. In the event of abnormal grid conditions, the inverter ceases operating immediately and stops feeding power into the grid (e.g. if the grid is switched off, if there is an interruption, etc.).
    The grid is monitored by monitoring the voltage, frequency and islanding conditions.

    The inverter operates fully automatically. As soon after sunrise as there is sufficient energy available from the solar modules, the inverter starts monitoring the grid. When insolation has reached a sufficient level, the inverter starts feeding energy into the grid.
    The inverter operates in such a way that the maximum possible amount of power is obtained from the solar modules.
    As soon as the power available has fallen below the level at which energy can be fed into the grid, the inverter disconnects the power electronics completely from the grid and stops running. It retains all its settings and stored data.

    If the inverter becomes too hot, it automatically reduces the current output power in order to protect itself.
    Reasons for the inverter becoming too hot include the ambient temperature being too high or inadequate heat dissipation (e.g. if it is installed in a switch cabinet without suitable heat dissipation).

    The Fronius Eco does not have an internal boost converter. This results in certain restrictions in the choice of solar module and string. The minimum DC input voltage (UDC min) depends on the grid voltage. On the other hand, a highly optimised device is then available for the appropriate application.

    1. General

    Proper use/intended purpose

    The inverter is intended exclusively to convert direct current from solar modules into alternating current and to feed this into the public grid.
    Utilisation not in accordance with the intended purpose comprises:
    • Any use above and beyond this purpose
    • Making any modifications to the inverter that have not been expressly approved by Fronius
    • the installation of components that are not distributed or expressly approved by Fronius.

    Fronius shall not be liable for any damage resulting from such action.
    No warranty claims will be entertained.

    Proper use also includes:
    • Carefully reading and obeying all the instructions and all the safety and danger notices in the Operating Instructions and Installation Instructions
    • Performing all stipulated maintenance work
    • Installation as specified in the Installation Instructions

    When designing the photovoltaic system, ensure that all components are operated within their permitted operating ranges at all times.

    Observe all the measures recommended by the solar module manufacturer to ensure that the solar module retains its properties in the long term.

    Obey the regulations of the power supply company regarding connection methods and energy fed into the grid.

    1. General

    Warning notices on the device

    There are warning notices and safety symbols on and in the inverter. These warning notices and safety symbols must not be removed or painted over. They warn against incorrect operation, as this may result in serious injury and damage.

    Safety symbols:

    Danger of serious injury and damage due to incorrect operation

    Do not use the functions described here until you have fully read and understood the following documents:

    • These Operating Instructions
    • All the Operating Instructions for the system components of the photovoltaic system, especially the safety rules

    Dangerous electrical voltage

    Wait for the capacitors to discharge.

    To comply with European Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment and its implementation as national law, electrical equipment that has reached the end of its life must be collected separately and returned to an approved recycling facility. Any device that you no longer require must be returned to your distributor or disposed of at an approved collection and recycling facility in your area. Ignoring this European Directive may have potentially adverse effects on the environment and your health!

    Text of the warning notices:

    WARNING!
    An electric shock can be fatal. Before opening the device, it must be disconnected at the input and output. Wait for the capacitors to discharge (5 minutes).

    Symbols on the rating plate:

    CE-Kennzeichnung – bestätigt das Einhalten der zutreffenden EU-Richtlinien und Verordnungen.

    UKCA-Kennzeichnung – bestätigt das Einhalten der zutreffenden Richtlinien und Verordnungen des Vereinigten Königreichs.

    WEEE-Kennzeichnung – Elektro- und Elektronik-Altgeräte müssen gemäß europäischer Richtlinie und nationalem Recht getrennt gesammelt und einer umweltgerechten Wiederverwertung zugeführt werden.

    RCM-Kennzeichnung – gemäß den Anforderungen von Australien und Neuseeland geprüft.

    ICASA-Kennzeichnung – gemäß den Anforderungen der Independent Communications Authority of South Africa geprüft.

    CMIM-Kennzeichnung – gemäß den Anforderungen von IMANOR für Einfuhrvorschriften und die Einhaltung der marokkanischen Normen geprüft.

    1. General

    String fuses

    WARNING!

    An electric shock can be fatal.

    Danger from voltage at the fuse holders. The fuse holders are live when voltage is present on the DC connection of the inverter, even when the DC switch is switched off. Make sure that the DC side is de-energised before carrying out any work on the inverter fuse holder.

    String fuses are used in the Fronius Eco to provide additional protection for the solar modules.
    The short circuit current Isc and the maximum series string fuse data (e.g. maximum series fuse rating) specified in the module data sheet of the respective PV module are crucial in affording the PV modules the correct fuse protection.
    The maximum string fuse  rating per terminal is 20 A.
    The maximum MPP current (nominal current, operating current) Imax is 15 A per string.

    If three strings are connected, strings 1.1, 2.1, 2.3 must be used.
    If four strings are connected, strings 1.1, 1.2, 2.1, 2.2 must be used.

    If the inverter is being operated with an external string combiner box, a DC Connector Kit must be used (item number: 4,251,015). In this case the solar modules are protected externally in the string combiner box, and the metal bolts need to be used in the inverter.

    The national regulations regarding fuse protection must be observed. The electrical engineer carrying out the installation is responsible for the correct choice of string fuses.

    NOTE!

    To avoid the risk of a fire, only replace faulty fuses with new ones of the same rating.

     

    As an option, the inverter can be supplied with the following fuses:
    • 6 x 15 A string fuses on the DC+ input and 6 x metal pins on the DC- input
    • 12 x metal pins
    1. General

    Criteria for selecting the right string fuses

    In order to prevent premature tripping of the fuse during normal operation, it is recommended that the following criteria be met per individual solar module string when fusing-protecting the solar module strings:
    • IN > 1.5 x ISC
    • VN >/= max. open-circuit voltage of the PV generator
    • Fuse dimensions: diameter 10 x 38 mm
    IN
    Nominal current of fuse
    ISC
    Short circuit current for standard test conditions (STC) according to the PV module data sheet
    VN
    Nominal voltage of fuse

    NOTE!

    The nominal current rating of the fuse must not exceed the maximum fuse protection specified in the data sheet supplied by the PV module manufacturer.

    If a maximum fuse protection is not specified, then this information must be requested from the PV module manufacturer.

    Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Fronius Solar Net and data interface

    Fronius Solar Net was developed to make system add-ons flexible to use in a variety of different applications. Fronius Solar Net is a data network that enables multiple inverters to be linked up using system add-ons.

    It is a bus system that uses a ring topology. One suitable cable is sufficient for communication between one or several inverters that are connected on the Fronius Solar Net using a system add-on.

    Similarly, every inverter on the Fronius Solar Net must be assigned a unique number.
    For instructions on how to assign a unique number, refer to the section SETUP menu item.

    Fronius Solar Net automatically recognises a wide variety of system add-ons.

    In order to distinguish between several identical system extensions, each one of them must be assigned a unique number.

    More detailed information on the individual system add-ons can be found in the relevant operating instructions or on the internet at http://www.fronius.com

    ® http://www.fronius.com/QR-link/4204101938

    1. Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Fronius Solar Net and data interface

    Fronius Solar Net was developed to make system add-ons flexible to use in a variety of different applications. Fronius Solar Net is a data network that enables multiple inverters to be linked up using system add-ons.

    It is a bus system that uses a ring topology. One suitable cable is sufficient for communication between one or several inverters that are connected on the Fronius Solar Net using a system add-on.

    Similarly, every inverter on the Fronius Solar Net must be assigned a unique number.
    For instructions on how to assign a unique number, refer to the section SETUP menu item.

    Fronius Solar Net automatically recognises a wide variety of system add-ons.

    In order to distinguish between several identical system extensions, each one of them must be assigned a unique number.

    More detailed information on the individual system add-ons can be found in the relevant operating instructions or on the internet at http://www.fronius.com

    ® http://www.fronius.com/QR-link/4204101938

    1. Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Data communication area

    Depending on the model, the inverter may be equipped with the Fronius Datamanager plug-in card (8).

    Item

    Description

    (1)

    Switchable multifunction current interface.
    For a more detailed explanation, see the following section Explanation of the multifunction current interface.

    Use the 2-pin mating connector supplied with the inverter to connect to the multifunction current interface.

    (2) /
    (3)

    IN Fronius Solar Net connection / interface protocol
    OUT Fronius Solar Net connection / interface protocol
    "Fronius Solar Net" / interface protocol input and output for connecting to other DATCOM components (e.g. inverter, Fronius sensor box, etc.)

    If several DATCOM components are linked together, a terminating plug must be connected to every free IN or OUT connection on a DATCOM component.
    For inverters with a Fronius Datamanager plug-in card, two terminating plugs are supplied with the inverter.

    (4)

    The "Fronius Solar Net" LED
    indicates whether the Fronius Solar Net power supply is available.

    (5)

    The "Data transfer" LED
    flashes while the USB flash drive is being accessed. The USB flash drive must not be removed while recording is in progress.

    (6)

    USB A socket
    for connecting a USB flash drive with maximum dimensions of
    65 x 30 mm (2.6 x 2.1 in.)

    The USB flash drive can function as a datalogger for any inverter that it is connected to. The USB flash drive is not included in the scope of supply of the inverter.

    (7)

    Floating switch contact (relay) with mating connector

    max. 250 V AC / 4 A AC
    max. 30 V DC / 1 A DC
    max. 1.5 mm² (AWG 16) cable cross-section

    Pin 1 = NO contact (normally open)
    Pin 2 = C (common)
    Pin 3 = NC contact (normally closed)

    For a more detailed explanation, please see section Relay (floating contact switch).
    Use the mating connector supplied with the inverter to connect to the floating switch contact.

    (8)

    Fronius Datamanager 2.0 with WLAN antenna
    or
    cover for option card compartment

    Note: Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is only available as an option.

    (9)

    Cover for option card compartment

    1. Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Description of the "Fronius Solar Net" LED

    The "Fronius Solar Net" LED is on:
    the power supply for data communication within the Fronius Solar Net / interface protocol is OK

    The "Fronius Solar Net" LED flashes briefly every 5 seconds:
    data communication error in the Fronius Solar Net

    • Overcurrent (current flow > 3 A, e.g. resulting from a short circuit in the Fronius Solar Net ring)
    • Undervoltage (not a short circuit, voltage in Fronius Solar Net < 6.5 V, e.g. if there are too many DATCOM components on the Fronius Solar Net and not enough electrical power is available)

      In this case, power for the Fronius DATCOM components must be supplied by connecting an additional power supply (43,0001,1194) to one of the Fronius DATCOM components.

      To detect the presence of an undervoltage, check some of the other Fronius DATCOM components for faults as required.

    After cutting out because of overcurrent or undervoltage, the inverter attempts to restore the power supply in the Fronius Solar Net every 5 seconds while the fault is still present.

    Once the fault is rectified, power to the Fronius Solar Net will be restored within 5 seconds.

    1. Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Example

    Recording and archiving data from the inverter and sensor using a Fronius Datamanager and a Fronius Sensor Box:

    Data network with 3 inverters and a Fronius Sensor Box:
    - Inverter 1 with Fronius Datamanager
    - Inverters 2 and 3 without Fronius Datamanager!

    = Terminating plug

    The external communication (Fronius Solar Net) takes place on the inverter via the data communication area. The data communication area contains two RS 422 interfaces as inputs and outputs. RJ45 plug connectors are used to make the connection.

    IMPORTANT! Since the Fronius Datamanager functions as a datalogger, the Fronius Solar Net ring must not include any other datalogger.
    There must only be one Fronius Datamanager in each Fronius Solar Net ring.
    Fronius Symo 3 - 10 kW: Any other Fronius Datamanagers must be removed and the unoccupied option card slot sealed off using the blanking cover (42,0405,2020 - available from Fronius as an optional extra); alternatively, use an inverter without Fronius Datamanager (light version).
    Fronius Symo 10 - 20 kW, Fronius Eco: Any other Fronius Datamanagers must be removed and the unoccupied option card slot sealed off by replacing the cover (item number 42,0405,2094); alternatively, use an inverter without Fronius Datamanager (light version).

    1. Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Explanation of the multifunction current interface

    Various wiring variants can be connected to the multifunction current interface. However, these cannot be operated simultaneously. For example, if an S0 meter is connected to the multifunction current interface, it is not possible to connect a signal contact for the surge protection device (or vice versa).

    Pin 1 = measurement input: max. 20 mA, 100 Ohm measurement resistor (load impedance)
    Pin 2 = max. short circuit current 15 mA, max. open-circuit voltage 16 V DC or GND

    Wiring diagram variant 1: Signal contact for surge protective device
    Depending on the setting in the Basic menu (Signal Input submenu), the DC SPD option (surge protective device) either outputs a warning or an error on the display. Further information on the DC SPD option can be found in the Installation Instructions.

    Wiring diagram variant 2: S0 meter
    A meter for recording the self-consumption of each S0 can be connected directly to the inverter. This S0 meter can be positioned directly at the feed-in point or in the consumption branch.

    IMPORTANT! In order to connect an S0 meter to the inverter, it may be necessary to update the inverter firmware.

    The S0 meter must comply with the IEC62053-31 Class B standard

    Recommended max. pulse rate of the S0 meter:

    PV output kWp [kW]

    Max. pulse rate per kWp

    30

    1000

    20

    2000

    10

    5000

    ≤ 5.5

    10000

    With this meter, dynamic power reduction can be performed in two ways:
    • Dynamic power reduction by means of inverter
      For more information see chapter Dynamic power reduction by means of inverter on page (→)
    • Dynamic power reduction by means of the Fronius Datamanager 2.0
      for more info see: manuals.fronius.com/html/4204260191/#0_m_0000017472
    1. Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Fail-Safe

    In the Fronius Solar Net ring (a combination of several inverters), the Fail-Safe function prevents inadmissible feeding of the connected inverters in the start-up phase or during operation. For this purpose, a signal is transmitted from the primary inverter with built-in data manager to the secondary inverters (Lite devices).

    The function is activated as soon as the data manager fails or the Solar Net connection is interrupted. In this case, the signal is not transmitted to the secondary inverters. All devices switch off with status 710.

    The following requirements must be met to enable the Fail-Safe to function correctly:

    • For all inverters in the Solar Net ring, Fail-Safe Mode must be set to Permanent and Fail-Safe Behaviour to Disconnect.
    • The inverter with data manager must be located in the last position of the ring line.

    Correct wiring

    Function in the event of a fault

    Faults occur at the beginning and end of the Solar Net ring – the primary inverter stops sending the signal, and secondary inverters switch off with status 710.

    Faults occur at the beginning and end of the Solar Net ring or between the connected inverters – the primary inverter stops sending the signal, and secondary inverters switch off with status 710.

    1. Data communication and Fronius Solar Net

    Dynamic power reduction by means of inverter

    Energy companies or grid operators may impose feed-in limits on an inverter. Dynamic power reduction takes account of self-consumption by the household before the power of an inverter is reduced:

    A counter for determining self-consumption of the S0 can be connected directly to the inverter – see chapter Explanation of the multifunction current interface on page (→)

    A feed-in limit can be set in the Basic menu under Signal input – S0 meter – see chapter Menu items in the Basic menu on page (→).

    Setting options for S0 meter:
    • Grid feed-in limit
      Field for entering the maximum grid feed-in power in W. If this value is exceeded, the inverter regulates down to the set value within the time required by national standards and regulations.
    • Pulses per kWh
      Field for entering the pulses per kWh of the S0 meter.

    Zero feed-in is possible with this configuration.

    When using the S0 meter and power reduction by means of an inverter, the S0 meter must be installed in the consumption branch.

    S0 meter in the consumption branch

    If dynamic power reduction is subsequently configured using the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 (Inverter user interface - UC Editor menu - Dynamic power reduction), dynamic power reduction must be deactivated using the inverter (Inverter display - Basic menu - Signal input - S0 meter).

    Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    Controls, connections and displays on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    No.

    Function

     

    (1)

    IP switch
    For switching the IP address:

     

     

    Switch position A
    Default IP address with opening of the WLAN access point

    Fronius Datamanager 2.0 uses the set IP address 169.254.0.180 to establish a direct connection to a PC via LAN.

    Setting the IP switch to position A also opens an access point to enable a direct WLAN connection to the Fronius Datamanager 2.0.

    Access data for this access point:
    Network name: FRONIUS_240.XXXXXX
    Code: 12345678

    Access to the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is possible:

    • Using the DNS name "http://datamanager"
    • Using the IP address 169.254.0.180 for the LAN interface
    • Using the IP address 192.168.250.181 for the WLAN access point

     

     

    Switch position B
    Assigned IP address

    The Fronius Datamanager 2.0 uses an assigned IP address (factory setting dynamic (DHCP))
    The IP address can be set on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 website.

     

    (2)

    WLAN LED

    • Flashing green: Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Service mode
      (IP switch on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card is in position A or Service mode has been activated via the inverter display, the WLAN access point is open)
    • Lights up green: WLAN connection established
    • Flashing green/red (alternately): WLAN access point has timed out following activation (1 hour)
    • Lights up red: no WLAN connection
    • Flashing red: faulty WLAN connection
    • Does not light up: Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Slave mode

    (3)

    Solar.web connection LED

    • Lights up green: Fronius Solar.web connection established
    • Lights up red: Fronius Solar.web connection is required but has not been established
    • Does not light up: no connection to Fronius Solar.web is required

    (4)

    Supply LED

    • Lights up green: Fronius Solar Net is providing an adequate power supply; Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is ready for use.
    • Does not light up: insufficient or no power supply from Fronius Solar Net - an external power supply is required
      or
      the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Slave mode
    • Flashing red: update in progress

      IMPORTANT! Never interrupt the power supply while an update is in progress.
    • Lights up red: update failed

    (5)

    Connection LED

    • Lights up green: connection established within Fronius Solar Net
    • Lights up red: connection within Fronius Solar Net interrupted
    • Does not light up: Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Slave mode

    (6)

    LAN connection
    Ethernet interface, colour-coded blue, for connecting the Ethernet cable

    (7)

    I/Os
    Digital inputs and outputs

    Modbus RTU 2-wire (RS485):

    D-
    Modbus data -
    D+
    Modbus data +

    Int./ext. Power supply

    -
    GND
    +
    Uint / Uext
    Internal voltage output 12.8 V
    or
    input for an external supply voltage
    >12.8 - 24 V DC (+ 20%)

    Digital inputs: 0 - 3, 4 - 9
    Voltage level: low = min. 0 V - max. 1.8 V; high = min. 3 V - max. 24 V DC (+ 20%)
    Input currents: dependent on input voltage; input resistance = 46 kOhm

    Digital outputs: 0 - 3
    Switching capacity when power is supplied by the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card: 3.2 W in total for all 4 digital outputs

    Switching capacity when power is supplied by an external power supply delivering min. 12.8 - max. 24 V DC (+ 20%), connected to Uint / Uext and GND: 1 A, 12.8 - 24 V DC (depending on external power supply) for each digital output

    The connection to the I/Os is established via the mating connector supplied.

    (8)

    Antenna socket
    This is where the WLAN antenna is connected

    (9)

    Modbus termination switch (for Modbus RTU)
    Internal bus terminator with 120 ohm resistor (yes/no)

    Switch in "ON" position: 120 ohm terminating resistor active
    Switch in "off" position: no terminating resistor active

    IMPORTANT! On an RS485 bus, the terminating resistor on the first and last device must be active.

    (10)

    Fronius Solar Net Master / Slave switch
    To switch from master to slave mode within a Fronius Solar Net ring

    IMPORTANT! In slave mode, all the LEDs on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card are off.

    1. Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    Controls, connections and displays on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    No.

    Function

     

    (1)

    IP switch
    For switching the IP address:

     

     

    Switch position A
    Default IP address with opening of the WLAN access point

    Fronius Datamanager 2.0 uses the set IP address 169.254.0.180 to establish a direct connection to a PC via LAN.

    Setting the IP switch to position A also opens an access point to enable a direct WLAN connection to the Fronius Datamanager 2.0.

    Access data for this access point:
    Network name: FRONIUS_240.XXXXXX
    Code: 12345678

    Access to the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is possible:

    • Using the DNS name "http://datamanager"
    • Using the IP address 169.254.0.180 for the LAN interface
    • Using the IP address 192.168.250.181 for the WLAN access point

     

     

    Switch position B
    Assigned IP address

    The Fronius Datamanager 2.0 uses an assigned IP address (factory setting dynamic (DHCP))
    The IP address can be set on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 website.

     

    (2)

    WLAN LED

    • Flashing green: Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Service mode
      (IP switch on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card is in position A or Service mode has been activated via the inverter display, the WLAN access point is open)
    • Lights up green: WLAN connection established
    • Flashing green/red (alternately): WLAN access point has timed out following activation (1 hour)
    • Lights up red: no WLAN connection
    • Flashing red: faulty WLAN connection
    • Does not light up: Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Slave mode

    (3)

    Solar.web connection LED

    • Lights up green: Fronius Solar.web connection established
    • Lights up red: Fronius Solar.web connection is required but has not been established
    • Does not light up: no connection to Fronius Solar.web is required

    (4)

    Supply LED

    • Lights up green: Fronius Solar Net is providing an adequate power supply; Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is ready for use.
    • Does not light up: insufficient or no power supply from Fronius Solar Net - an external power supply is required
      or
      the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Slave mode
    • Flashing red: update in progress

      IMPORTANT! Never interrupt the power supply while an update is in progress.
    • Lights up red: update failed

    (5)

    Connection LED

    • Lights up green: connection established within Fronius Solar Net
    • Lights up red: connection within Fronius Solar Net interrupted
    • Does not light up: Fronius Datamanager 2.0 is in Slave mode

    (6)

    LAN connection
    Ethernet interface, colour-coded blue, for connecting the Ethernet cable

    (7)

    I/Os
    Digital inputs and outputs

    Modbus RTU 2-wire (RS485):

    D-
    Modbus data -
    D+
    Modbus data +

    Int./ext. Power supply

    -
    GND
    +
    Uint / Uext
    Internal voltage output 12.8 V
    or
    input for an external supply voltage
    >12.8 - 24 V DC (+ 20%)

    Digital inputs: 0 - 3, 4 - 9
    Voltage level: low = min. 0 V - max. 1.8 V; high = min. 3 V - max. 24 V DC (+ 20%)
    Input currents: dependent on input voltage; input resistance = 46 kOhm

    Digital outputs: 0 - 3
    Switching capacity when power is supplied by the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card: 3.2 W in total for all 4 digital outputs

    Switching capacity when power is supplied by an external power supply delivering min. 12.8 - max. 24 V DC (+ 20%), connected to Uint / Uext and GND: 1 A, 12.8 - 24 V DC (depending on external power supply) for each digital output

    The connection to the I/Os is established via the mating connector supplied.

    (8)

    Antenna socket
    This is where the WLAN antenna is connected

    (9)

    Modbus termination switch (for Modbus RTU)
    Internal bus terminator with 120 ohm resistor (yes/no)

    Switch in "ON" position: 120 ohm terminating resistor active
    Switch in "off" position: no terminating resistor active

    IMPORTANT! On an RS485 bus, the terminating resistor on the first and last device must be active.

    (10)

    Fronius Solar Net Master / Slave switch
    To switch from master to slave mode within a Fronius Solar Net ring

    IMPORTANT! In slave mode, all the LEDs on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card are off.

    1. Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    Fronius Datamanager 2.0 during the night or when the available DC voltage is insufficient

    The Night Mode parameter under "Display Settings" in the Setup menu is preset to OFF in the factory.
    For this reason the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 cannot be accessed during the night or when the available DC voltage is insufficient.

    To nevertheless activate the Fronius Datamanager 2.0, switch the inverter off and on again at the mains and press any function button on the inverter display within 90 seconds.

    See also the chapters on "Menu items in the Setup menu", "Display settings" (Night Mode).

    1. Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    Starting for the first time

    When starting the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 for the first time,
    • the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card must be installed in the inverter,
      or
    • there must be a Fronius Datamanager Box 2.0 in the Fronius Solar Net ring.

    IMPORTANT! In order to establish a connection to Fronius Datamanager 2.0, “Obtain IP address automatically (DCHP)” must be activated on the end device in question (e.g. laptop, tablet).

    NOTE!

    If the photovoltaic system has only one inverter, steps 1 and 2 below can be skipped.

    In this case, starting for the first time will commence with step 3.

    1Connect inverter with Fronius Datamanager 2.0 or Fronius Datamanager Box 2.0 to the Fronius Solar Net
    2When networking several inverters in Fronius Solar Net:Set the Fronius Solar Net master / slave switch on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in card correctly
    • One inverter with Fronius Datamanager 2.0 = master
    • All other inverters with Fronius Datamanager 2.0 = slave (the LEDs on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 plug-in cards and boxes are not illuminated)
    3Switch the device to Service mode
    • Activate the WLAN Access Point via the Setup menu on the inverter

    The inverter establishes the WLAN access point. The WLAN access point remains open for 1 hour. The protection switch on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 can remain in switch position A due to the activation of the WLAN Access Point.

     

     

    Installation using a web browser

    4Connect the end device to the WLAN access pointSSID = FRONIUS_240.xxxxx (5-8 digits)
    • Search for a network with the name "FRONIUS_240.xxxxx"
    • Establish a connection to this network
    • Enter password from the inverter display
    (Alternatively, connect the end device and inverter using an Ethernet cable.)

     

    5Enter the following in the browser:
    http://datamanager
    or
    192.168.250.181 (IP address for WLAN connection)
    or
    169.254.0.180 (IP address for LAN connection)

    The Setup wizard start page is displayed.

    The technician wizard is intended for the installer and contains standard-specific settings. Running the technician wizard is optional.
    If the technician wizard is run, it is vital to note the service password that is issued. This service password is necessary for setting the "DNO Editor" menu item.
    If the technician wizard is not run, no specifications regarding power reduction are set.

    Running the Fronius Solar.web wizards is mandatory.

    6Run the Fronius Solar.web wizards and follow the instructions

    The Fronius Solar.web homepage is displayed,
    or
    the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 web page is displayed.

    7Where necessary, run the technician wizard and follow the instructions
    1. Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    Further information on Fronius Datamanager 2.0

    Further information on the Fronius Datamanager 2.0 and other start-up options can be found at:

    → http://www.fronius.com/QR-link/4204260191DE

    Controls and indicators

    Controls and displays

    Item

    Description

    (1)

    Display
    For displaying values, settings and menus


    Monitoring and status LEDs

    (2)

    Initialisation LED (red) lights up

    • During the initialisation phase when starting up the inverter
    • If, when starting up the inverter in the initialisation phase, there is a continuous hardware fault

    (3)

    Status LED (orange) lights up

    • If, after the initialisation phase, the inverter is in its automatic startup or self-test phase (as soon as the solar modules are delivering sufficient power after sunrise)
    • If status codes (STATE Codes) are shown on the inverter display
    • If the inverter has been switched to Standby mode in the Setup menu (= feeding energy into the grid switched off manually)
    • If the inverter software is being updated

    (4)

    Operating status LED (green) lights up

    • If the PV system is working correctly after the inverter's automatic startup phase
    • all the time while energy is being fed into the grid


    Function keys - allocated different functions depending on the selection:

    (5)

    "Left/up" key
    For navigating to the left and up

    (6)

    "Down/right" key
    For navigating down and to the right

    (7)

    "Menu/Esc" key
    For switching to the menu level
    For quitting the Setup menu

    (8)

    "Enter" key
    For confirming a selection

    The keys operate capacitively. Exposure to water may impair their function. If necessary, wipe the keys dry with a cloth to ensure optimum functionality.

    1. Controls and indicators

    Controls and displays

    Item

    Description

    (1)

    Display
    For displaying values, settings and menus


    Monitoring and status LEDs

    (2)

    Initialisation LED (red) lights up

    • During the initialisation phase when starting up the inverter
    • If, when starting up the inverter in the initialisation phase, there is a continuous hardware fault

    (3)

    Status LED (orange) lights up

    • If, after the initialisation phase, the inverter is in its automatic startup or self-test phase (as soon as the solar modules are delivering sufficient power after sunrise)
    • If status codes (STATE Codes) are shown on the inverter display
    • If the inverter has been switched to Standby mode in the Setup menu (= feeding energy into the grid switched off manually)
    • If the inverter software is being updated

    (4)

    Operating status LED (green) lights up

    • If the PV system is working correctly after the inverter's automatic startup phase
    • all the time while energy is being fed into the grid


    Function keys - allocated different functions depending on the selection:

    (5)

    "Left/up" key
    For navigating to the left and up

    (6)

    "Down/right" key
    For navigating down and to the right

    (7)

    "Menu/Esc" key
    For switching to the menu level
    For quitting the Setup menu

    (8)

    "Enter" key
    For confirming a selection

    The keys operate capacitively. Exposure to water may impair their function. If necessary, wipe the keys dry with a cloth to ensure optimum functionality.

    1. Controls and indicators

    Display

    Power for the display comes from the mains voltage. Depending on the setting selected in the Setup menu, the display can be kept on all day. (For night mode, see section Display settings)

    IMPORTANT! The display of the inverter is not a calibrated measuring device.
    A slight deviation from the utility meter of the energy company is system-related. A calibrated meter will be needed to calculate the bills for the energy company.

    Display areas, display mode
    Display areas in Setup mode
    (*)
    Scroll bar
    (**)
    Energy Manager icon
    is displayed when the "Energy Manager" function is activated
    For more information, see section Relay (floating contact switch)
    (***)
    Inv. no. = Inverter DATCOM number,
    Save symbol - appears briefly while set values are being saved,
    USB connection - appears if a USB flash drive has been connected

    Navigation at the menu level

    Activating display backlighting

    1Press any key

    The display backlighting is activated.

    There is an option under "Display Settings - Backlighting" in the SETUP menu to set the display backlighting so that it is on all the time or off all the time.
    1. Navigation at the menu level

    Activating display backlighting

    1Press any key

    The display backlighting is activated.

    There is an option under "Display Settings - Backlighting" in the SETUP menu to set the display backlighting so that it is on all the time or off all the time.
    1. Navigation at the menu level

    Automatic deactivation of display backlighting / changing to the "NOW" menu item

    If two minutes pass without any button being pressed, the display backlighting switches off automatically and the inverter goes to the "NOW" menu item (assuming the display backlighting is set to AUTO).

    The automatic selection of the "NOW" menu item can happen from any position on the menu level, unless the inverter was manually switched into the "Standby" operating mode.

    After automatically selecting the "NOW" menu item, the current power of feeding in is displayed.

    1. Navigation at the menu level

    Opening the menu level

    1Press "ESC"   

    The display switches to the menu level.

    2Using the "Left" or "Right" keys   select the desired menu item
    3Press the "Enter" key   to select the desired menu item
    The menu items
    • NOW
      Displays real-time values
    • LOG
      Data recorded today, during the current calendar year and since the inverter was started for the first time
    • GRAPH
      Day characteristic displays a plot showing the output power during the day. The time axis is scaled automatically. Press the "Back" key to close the display
    • SETUP
      Setup menu
    • INFO
      Information about the device and the software
    1. Navigation at the menu level

    Values displayed under the NOW menu item

    Output power (W) - depending on the device type (MultiString), when the Enter key is pressed,    the individual output powers for MPP Tracker 1 and MPP Tracker 2 (MPPT1 / MPPT2) are displayed

    AC reactive power (VAr)

    Grid voltage (V)

    Output current (A)

    Grid frequency (Hz)

    Solar voltage (V) - U PV1 from MPP Tracker 1 and U PV2 from MPP Tracker 2 (MPPT1 / MPPT2), if MPP Tracker 2 is activated (see "The Basic menu" - "Menu items in the Basic menu")

    Solar power (A) - I PV1 from MPP Tracker 1 and I PV2 from MPP Tracker 2 (MPPT1 / MPPT2), if MPP Tracker 2 is activated (see "The Basic menu" - "Menu items in the Basic menu")
    Fronius Eco: The total current from both measuring channels is displayed. Both channels are shown separately in SolarWeb.

    Time date - Time and date on the inverter or in the Fronius Solar Net ring

    1. Navigation at the menu level

    Values displayed under the LOG menu item

    Energy fed in (kWh / MWh)
    Energy fed into the grid during the period in question.
    When the Enter key is pressed,   the individual output powers for MPP Tracker 1 and MPP Tracker 2 (MPPT1 / MPPT2) are displayed, if MPP Tracker 2 is activated (see "The Basic menu" - "Menu items in the Basic menu")

    There may be discrepancies compared with values displayed on other measuring instruments because of differences in measuring methods. As far as the billing of the energy fed in is concerned, the only binding display values are those produced by the calibrated measuring instrument provided by the utility company.

    Max. output power (W)
    Largest amount of energy fed into the grid during the period in question.
    When the Enter key is pressed,    the individual output powers for MPP Tracker 1 and MPP Tracker 2 (MPPT1 / MPPT2) are displayed, if MPP Tracker 2 is activated (see "The Basic menu" - "Menu items in the Basic menu")

    Yield
    Amount of money earned during the period in question

    Like the "Energy fed in" figure, the yield figure may also exhibit discrepancies compared with other measured values.

    The subitem "Energy yield" in the "Menu items in the Set-up menu" section explains how to select a currency and charge rate.
    The factory setting depends on the respective country setup.

    CO2 savings
    CO2 emissions saved during the period in question

    The subitem "CO2 factor" in the "Menu items in the Set-up menu" section explains how to set the CO2 factor.

    Maximum grid voltage (V) [phase indicator - neutral or phase - phase]
    Highest grid voltage measured during the period in question
    When the Enter key is pressed,   the individual grid voltages are listed

    Maximum solar voltage (V)
    Highest solar module voltage measured during the period in question
    When the Enter key is pressed,    the voltage values for MPP Tracker 1 and MPP Tracker 2 (MPPT1 / MPPT2) are displayed, if MPP Tracker 2 is activated (see "The Basic menu" - "Menu items in the Basic menu")

    Operating hours
    Length of time the inverter has been working (HH:MM).

    IMPORTANT! In order for the day and year values to be displayed correctly, the time must be set accurately.

    SETUP menu item

    Initial setting

    The inverter is pre-configured after commissioning has been completely carried out (e.g. using the Installation Wizard) according to the country setup.

    The SETUP menu item allows the initial settings of the inverter to be changed easily to bring it in line, as closely as possible, with the preferences and requirements of the user.

    1. SETUP menu item

    Initial setting

    The inverter is pre-configured after commissioning has been completely carried out (e.g. using the Installation Wizard) according to the country setup.

    The SETUP menu item allows the initial settings of the inverter to be changed easily to bring it in line, as closely as possible, with the preferences and requirements of the user.

    1. SETUP menu item

    Software updates

    IMPORTANT! As a result of software updates, you may find that your device has certain functions that are not described in these Operating Instructions, or vice versa. Certain illustrations may also differ slightly from the actual controls on your device, but these controls function in exactly the same way.

    1. SETUP menu item

    Navigating the SETUP menu item

    Entering the SETUP menu item

    1At the menu level, use the "Left" or "Right" keys    to select the "SETUP" menu item
    2Press the "Enter" key   

     

    The first entry under the SETUP menu item is displayed:
    "Standby"

    Scrolling between the entries

    3Use the "Up" and "Down" keys    to scroll between the available entries

    Exiting an entry

    4To exit a menu entry, press the "Back" key   

    The menu level appears

    If no key is pressed for 2 minutes:

    • The inverter switches from wherever it is on the menu level back to the "NOW" display mode (exception: "Standby" Setup menu item).
    • The display backlighting goes out unless it has been set to ON in Display Setting - Backlighting (see Display Setting - Backlighting).
    • The power currently being fed in is displayed or the currently active state code is displayed.
    1. SETUP menu item

    Setting menu entries, general

    1Open the desired menu
    2Use the 'Up' or 'Down' keys to select the desired menu item  
    3Press "Enter"  

    The available settings are displayed:

     

    The first digit of a value to be set flashes:

    4Use the 'Up' or 'Down' buttons to select the desired setting  
    5Press the 'Enter' key to save and apply the setting.  

    To discard the setting, press the 'Esc' key.  
    4Use the 'Up' or 'Down' keys to select a value for the first digit  
    5Press "Enter"  

    The second digit of the value flashes.

    6Repeat steps 4 and 5 until ...

    the whole value to be set flashes.

     

    7Press "Enter"  
    8Repeat steps 4 - 6 as required for units or other values that are to be set until the appropriate unit or the value flashes.
    9Press the 'Enter' key to save and apply the changes.  

    To discard the changes, press the 'Esc' key.  

    The currently selected menu item is displayed.

     

    The currently selected menu item is displayed.

    1. SETUP menu item

    Application example: Setting the time

    1Select "Clock" from the Setup menu    .
    2Press the "Enter"    key

     

    An overview of the values that can be changed is displayed.

    3Use the "Up" and "Down" keys    Select "Set time"
    4Press the "Enter"    key

    The current time appears. (HH:MM:SS, 24-hour clock), the "tens" digit for the hour will flash.

    5Use the "Up" and "Down" keys    to select a value for the first digit of the code
    6Press the "Enter"    key

    The "units" digit for the hour will flash.

    7Repeat steps 5 and 6 to set the "units" digit for the hour, for the minutes and for the seconds until...

    the set time starts flashing.

    8Press the "Enter"    key

    The time is applied and the overview of values that can be changed is displayed.

    4Press the "Esc"    key

    The "Clock" item on the Setup menu appears.

    Menu items in the Set-up menu

    Standby

    Manual activation / deactivation of Standby mode

    • No energy is fed into the grid.
    • The Startup LED will show steady orange.
    • In the display, STANDBY / ENTER are alternately displayed
    • In Standby mode, no other menu item at menu level can be accessed or adjusted.
    • The automatic switchover into the "NOW" display mode after 2 minutes of keyboard inactivity does not occur.
    • Standby mode can only be terminated manually by pressing the "Enter" key.
    • Pressing "Enter" at any time will cause energy to resume feeding into the grid, as long as there is no error (state code)
    Switching off Standby mode (manually switching off feeding energy into the grid):
    1Select the "Standby" item
    2Press "Enter" function    key

    "STANDBY" and "ENTER" appear alternately on the display.
    Standby mode is now active.
    The Startup LED shows steady orange.

    Resuming feeding energy into the grid:
    In standby mode, the display alternates between 'STANDBY' and 'ENTER'.
    1Press the "Enter" function key to resume feeding energy into the    grid

    The "Standby" menu item is displayed.
    At the same time, the inverter enters the startup phase.
    The operating state LED shows steady green when feeding energy into the grid has been resumed.

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    Standby

    Manual activation / deactivation of Standby mode

    • No energy is fed into the grid.
    • The Startup LED will show steady orange.
    • In the display, STANDBY / ENTER are alternately displayed
    • In Standby mode, no other menu item at menu level can be accessed or adjusted.
    • The automatic switchover into the "NOW" display mode after 2 minutes of keyboard inactivity does not occur.
    • Standby mode can only be terminated manually by pressing the "Enter" key.
    • Pressing "Enter" at any time will cause energy to resume feeding into the grid, as long as there is no error (state code)
    Switching off Standby mode (manually switching off feeding energy into the grid):
    1Select the "Standby" item
    2Press "Enter" function    key

    "STANDBY" and "ENTER" appear alternately on the display.
    Standby mode is now active.
    The Startup LED shows steady orange.

    Resuming feeding energy into the grid:
    In standby mode, the display alternates between 'STANDBY' and 'ENTER'.
    1Press the "Enter" function key to resume feeding energy into the    grid

    The "Standby" menu item is displayed.
    At the same time, the inverter enters the startup phase.
    The operating state LED shows steady green when feeding energy into the grid has been resumed.

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    DATCOM

    Checking data communications, entering the inverter number, protocol settings

    Setting range

    Status / inverter number / protocol type

    Status
    Indicates data communication is taking place via Fronius Solar Net or that a data communications error has occurred

    Inverter number
    Sets the number (= address) of the inverter in a system with several inverters

    Setting range

    00 - 99 (00 = inverter address 100)

    Factory setting

    01

    IMPORTANT! If a number of inverters are linked together in a data communications system, assign a unique address to each one.

    Protocol type
    Specifies the communications protocol to be used to transfer the data:

    Setting range

    Solar Net / Interface *

    Factory setting

    Fronius Solar Net

    * The protocol type "Interface" only functions when there is no Datamanager card in the inverter. All Fronius Datamanager cards should be removed from the inverter.

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    USB

    Running firmware updates or saving detailed information from the inverter to the USB flash drive

    Setting range

    Safely remove hardware / Software update / Logging interval

    Safely remove hardware
    To remove a USB flash drive from the USB A socket on the plug-in data communications card without losing any data.

    The USB flash drive can be removed:
    • If the OK message appears
    • when the "Data transfer" LED stops flashing or comes on steady

    Software update
    To update the inverter firmware using a USB flash drive.

    Procedure:
    1Download the relevant firmware update file "froxxxxx.upd"
    (under http://www.fronius.com; xxxxx stands for the version number)

    NOTE!

    To successfully update the inverter software, the USB flash drive provided for the purpose must not have a hidden partition or any encryption (see chapter "Suitable USB flash drives").

    2Save the firmware update file to the highest data level of the USB flash drive
    3Open the lid of the data communication area on the inverter
    4Plug the USB flash drive containing the firmware update file into the USB socket in the inverter's data communication area
    5Select "USB" from the Setup menu, followed by "Software update"
    6Press the "Enter" key
    7Wait until the version currently installed on the inverter and the new firmware version are displayed for comparison:
    • 1st page: Recerbo software (LCD), key controller software (KEY), country setup version (Set)
    • 2nd page: Power stage set software (PS1/PS2)
    8Press the "Enter" function button after each page

    The inverter starts copying the data.
    "BOOT" and the progress of storing the individual tests expressed in % are displayed until all the data for all the electronic modules has been copied.

    Once copying is complete, the inverter updates the electronic modules as required in sequence.
    "BOOT", the affected modules and the update progress in % are displayed.

    The final step is for the inverter to update the display.
    The display remains dark for approx. 1 minute while the monitoring and status LEDs flash.

    Once the firmware update is complete, the inverter enters its start-up phase before going on to start feeding energy into the grid. Unplug the USB flash drive using the "Safely remove hardware" function.

    When the inverter firmware is updated, any custom settings that were configured in the Setup menu are retained.

     

    Logging interval
    Activate / deactivate the USB logging function and specify a logging interval

    Unit

    Minutes

    Setting range

    30 min. / 20 min./ 15 min./ 10 min./ 5 min./ No log

    Factory setting

    30 min.

     

     

    30 min.

    The logging interval is 30 minutes; every 30 minutes new logging data will be saved to the USB flash drive.

    20 min.

    15 min.

    10 min.

    5 min.

    The logging interval is 5 minutes; every 5 minutes new logging data will be saved to the USB flash drive.

    No log

    No data is saved

    IMPORTANT! In order for the USB logging function to work correctly the time must be set correctly. Setting the time is discussed in the section "Menu items in the Setup menu" - "Clock".

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    Relay (floating contact switch)

    Status codes (state codes), the status of the inverter (e.g. feeding energy into the grid) or Energy Manager functions can be displayed using the floating switch contact (relay).

    Setting range

    Relay mode / Relay test / Switch-on point* / Switch-off point*

    * these are only shown if the "E-Manager" function has been activated under "Relay mode".

    Relay mode
    The following functions can be shown using relay mode:

    • Alarm function (Permanent / ALL / GAF)
    • Active output (ON / OFF)
    • Energy Manager (E-Manager)

    Setting range

    ALL / Permanent / GAF / OFF / ON / E-Manager

    Factory setting

    ALL

    Alarm function:

    ALL / Permanent:

    Switching the floating switch contact for permanent and temporary service codes (e.g. brief interruption to energy being fed into the grid, a service code occurs a certain number of times a day - can be adjusted in the "BASIC" menu)

    GAF

    As soon as GAF mode is selected, the relay is switched on. The relay opens as soon as the power stage set registers an error and goes from normally feeding energy into the grid to being in an error state. This means that the relay can be used for fail-safe functions.

    Application example
    It may be necessary to perform phase compensation when using a single-phase inverter at a multiphase site. If an error occurs on one or several inverters and the connection to the grid is broken, the other inverters must also be disconnected to maintain the phase balance. The "GAF" relay function can be used in conjunction with the Datamanager or an external protection device to recognise or signal that an inverter is not feeding in or is disconnected from the grid and to then disconnect the remaining inverters from the grid using a telecontrol command.

    Active output:

    ON:

    The floating NO contact is on all the time the inverter is in operation (as long as the display is not dark or is displaying something).

    OFF:

    The floating NO contact is off.

    Energy Manager:

    E-Manager:

    Further details on the "Energy Manager" function may be found in the "Energy Manager" section.

    Relay test
    Function test to determine whether the floating switch contact switches

    Switch-on point (only if "Energy Manager" function is activated)
    for setting the effective power limit beyond which the floating switch contact is switched on

    Factory setting

    1000 W

    Setting range

    Set switch-off point up to the maximum nominal output of the inverter (W or kW)

    Switch-off point (only if "Energy Manager" function is activated)
    for setting the effective power limit beyond which the floating switch contact is switched off

    Factory setting

    500

    Setting range

    0 to the set switch-on point of the inverter (W or kW)

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    Energy Manager
    (under Relay menu item)

    The "Energy Manager" (E-Manager) function can be used to activate the floating switch contact in such a way that it functions as an actuator.
    Thus, a consumer that is connected to the floating switch contact can be controlled by specifying a switch-on or switch-off point that depends on the feed-in power (effective power).

    The floating switch contact is automatically switched off:
    • If the inverter is not feeding any power into the grid
    • If the inverter is manually switched to Standby mode
    • If the effective power is set to < 10% of the nominal output of the inverter.

    To activate the Energy Manager function, select the "E-Manager" item and press the "Enter" key.
    When the "Energy Manager" function is running, the "Energy Manager" symbol will appear in the top left corner of the display:

       When the floating NO contact is off (open contact)

       When the floating NC contact is on (closed contact)

    To deactivate the Energy Manager function, select a different function (ALL / Permanent / OFF / ON) and press the "Enter" key.

    NOTE!

    Notes on setting up the switch-on and switch-off points
    If the difference between the switch-on and switch-off points is too small, or if there are fluctuations in effective power, the result may be multiple switching cycles.


    To avoid switching on and off frequently, the difference between the switch-on and switch-off points should be at least 100 - 200 W.

    When choosing the switch-off point, the power consumption of the connected consumer should be taken into account.

    When choosing the switch-on point, the weather conditions and anticipated insolation should be taken into account.

    Application example
    Switch-on point = 2000 W, switch-off point = 1800 W

    If the inverter is outputting 2000 W or above, then the floating switch contact on the inverter is switched on.
    If the inverter output falls to below 1800 W, the floating switch contact is switched off.

    This allows useful applications, such as operating a heat pump or an air-conditioning system using as much self-generated power as possible, to be implemented quickly

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    Time / Date

    Set the time, date, the display format and automatic changeover between summer and winter time

    Setting range

    Set time / Set date / Time display format / Date display format / Summer/winter time

    Set time
    Set the time (hh:mm:ss or hh:mm am/pm – depending on the setting for the time display format)

    Set date
    Set the date (dd.mm.yyyy or mm/dd/yyyy - depending on the setting for the date display format)

    Time display format
    For specifying the time display format

    Setting range

    12hrs / 24hrs

    Factory setting

    Depends on country setup

    Date display format
    for specifying the date display format

    Setting range

    mm/dd/yyyy or dd.mm.yy

    Factory setting

    Depends on country setup

    Summer/winter time
    Activate/deactivate automatic changeover between summer and winter time

    IMPORTANT! Only use the automatic summer/winter time changeover function if the Fronius Solar Net ring does not include any LAN- or WLAN-compatible system components (e.g. Fronius Datalogger Web, Fronius Datamanager or Fronius Hybridmanager).

    Setting range

    on / off

    Factory setting

    on

    IMPORTANT! The time and date must be set accurately in order for the day and year values and for the day characteristic to be displayed correctly.

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    Display settings

    Setting range

    Language / Night mode / Contrast / Illumination

    Language
    Set language for display

    Setting range

    English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Czech, Slovakian, Hungarian, Polish, Turkish, Portuguese, Romanian

    Night mode
    Night mode controls Fronius DATCOM and inverter display operation during the night or when the DC voltage is insufficient

    Setting range

    AUTO / ON / OFF

    Factory setting

    OFF

    AUTO:

    Fronius DATCOM mode is always in effect as long as there is a Fronius Datamanager connected in an active and uninterrupted Fronius Solar Net.
    The inverter display remains dark during the night, but can be activated by pressing any function button.

    ON:

    Fronius DATCOM mode is always in effect. The inverter supplies 12 V of DC voltage continuously to power the Fronius Solar Net. The display is always active.

    IMPORTANT! If Fronius DATCOM night mode is set to ON or AUTO when there are Fronius Solar Net components connected, the inverter's current consumption during the night will increase to around 7 W.

    OFF:

    Fronius DATCOM will not run at night, the inverter therefore does not require any power during the night to supply the Fronius Solar Net with energy.
    The inverter display is switched off during the night and the Fronius Datamanager is not available. To nevertheless activate the Fronius Datamanager, switch the inverter off and on again at the mains and press any function button on the inverter display within 90 seconds.

    Contrast
    Set the contrast on the inverter display

    Setting range

    0 - 10

    Factory setting

    5

    Since the contrast is temperature-dependent, it may be necessary to adjust the setting under the "Contrast" menu item when the environmental conditions change.

    Illumination
    Initial setting for inverter display illumination

    The "Illumination" menu item only relates to the inverter display backlighting.

    Setting range

    AUTO / ON / OFF

    Factory setting

    AUTO

    AUTO:

    The inverter display backlighting is activated by pressing any key. If no key is pressed for 2 minutes, the display backlighting will go off again.

    ON:

    The inverter display backlighting remains permanently on when the inverter is active.

    OFF:

    The inverter display backlighting is permanently switched off.

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    ENERGY YIELD

    The following settings can be changed/set here:
    • Counter deviation / Calibration
    • Currency
    • Feed-in tariff
    • CO2 factor

    Setting range

    Currency / Feed-in tariff

    Counter deviation / calibration
    Calibrating the counter

    Currency
    Set the currency

    Setting range

    3 characters, A-Z

    Feed-in tariff
    Set the remuneration rate for energy fed into the grid

    Setting range

    2 digits, 3 decimal places

    Factory setting

    (depends on country setup)

    CO2 factor
    Setting the CO2 factor of the energy fed into the grid

    1. Menu items in the Set-up menu

    Fan

    To check that the fan is working correctly

    Setting range

    Test fan #1 / Test fan #2 (depending on the device)

    • Use the "Up" and "Down" keys to select the desired fan
    • Testing of the selected fan is initiated by clicking "Enter".
    • The fan will continue to run until the operator exits the menu by pressing "Esc".

    IMPORTANT! Nothing will show on the inverter display if the fan is working. The only way to check how the fan is working is by listening and feeling.

    The INFO menu item

    Measured values

    PV Ins.- Insulation resistance of the PV system
    Ext. Lim. - external Limitation
    U PV 1 / U PV 2* (U PV 2 is not available on the Fronius Symo 15.0-3 208)
    Current DC voltage at the DC input terminals, even if the inverter is feeding no power into the grid whatsoever (from the 1st or 2nd MPP Tracker)
    * MPP Tracker 2 must be switched to ON via the Basic menu
    GVDPR - Grid voltage-dependent power reduction
    Fan #1 - Percentage of target output for fan

    1. The INFO menu item

    Measured values

    PV Ins.- Insulation resistance of the PV system
    Ext. Lim. - external Limitation
    U PV 1 / U PV 2* (U PV 2 is not available on the Fronius Symo 15.0-3 208)
    Current DC voltage at the DC input terminals, even if the inverter is feeding no power into the grid whatsoever (from the 1st or 2nd MPP Tracker)
    * MPP Tracker 2 must be switched to ON via the Basic menu
    GVDPR - Grid voltage-dependent power reduction
    Fan #1 - Percentage of target output for fan

    1. The INFO menu item

    PSS status

    IMPORTANT! Due to the low level of insolation early in the morning and in the evening, the status codes STATE 306 (Power low) and STATE 307 (DC low) are displayed routinely at these times of day. These status codes do not indicate any kind of fault at this point in time.

    The status of the most recent inverter fault can be displayed.

    • Press the "Enter" key to see the status of the power stage set and the most recent fault
    • Use the "Up" and "Down" keys to scroll through the list
    • Press the "Back" key to close the status and fault list
    1. The INFO menu item

    Grid status

    The five most recent grid faults can be displayed:
    • Press the 'Enter' key to see the five most recent grid faults
    • Use the 'Up' and 'Down' keys to scroll through the list
    • Press the 'Back' key to close the grid fault display
    1. The INFO menu item

    Device information

    For displaying the settings that will be of relevance to a power supply company. The values shown will depend on the country setup or the device-specific settings of the inverter.

    General:

    Device type - the exact name of the inverter
    fam. - inverter family of the inverter
    serial number - serial number of the inverter

    Country-specific setting:

    Setup - specified country setup
    Version - version of country setup
    Origin activated - indicates that the normal country-specific setup is activated.
    Group - group for updating the inverter software

    MPP Tracker:

    Tracker 1 - indicates the set tracking behaviour (MPP AUTO / MPP USER / FIX)
    Tracker 2 (only on Fronius Symo except for Fronius Symo 15.0-3 208) - indicates the set tracking behaviour (MPP AUTO / MPP USER / FIX)

    Grid monitoring:

    GMTi - Grid Monitoring Time - start-up time of the inverter in sec (seconds)
    GMTr - Grid Monitoring Time reconnect - reconnection time in sec (seconds) after a grid fault
    ULL - U (voltage) Longtime Limit - voltage limit value in V (volts) for the 10-minute average voltage value
    LLTrip - Longtime Limit Trip - trip time for ULL monitoring, how fast the inverter should switch off

    Grid voltage limits inner limit value:

    UImax - upper inner grid voltage in V (volts)
    TTMax - Trip Time Max - trip time for exceeding the upper inner grid voltage limit value in cyl*
    UMin - lower inner grid voltage in V (volts)
    TTMin - Trip Time Min - trip time for falling below the lower inner grid voltage limit value in cyl*

    Grid voltage limits outer limit value

    UMax - upper outer grid voltage in V (volts)
    TTMax - Trip Time Max - trip time for exceeding the upper outer grid voltage limit value in cyl*
    UMin - lower outer grid voltage in V (volts)
    TTMin - Trip Time Min - trip time for falling below the lower outer grid voltage limit value in cyl*

    Grid frequency limits:

    FILmax - upper inner grid frequency in Hz (Hertz)
    FILmin - lower inner grid frequency in Hz (Hertz)
    FOLmax - upper outer grid frequency in Hz (Hertz)
    FOLmin - lower outer grid frequency in Hz (Hertz)

    Q-mode:

    Indicates which reactive power setting is currently active on the inverter (e.g. OFF, Q / P, etc.)

    AC power limit including SoftStart indicator and/or AC grid frequency derating:

    Max P AC - maximum output power, which can be changed using the "Manual Power Reduction" function
    GPIS - Gradual Power Incrementation at Startup - indicates (%/sec) whether the SoftStart function is active on the inverter
    GFDPRe - Grid Frequency Dependent Power Reduction enable limit - indicates the set grid frequency in Hz (Hertz) from when power derating takes place
    GFDPRv - Grid Frequency Dependent Power Reduction derating gradient - indicates the set grid frequency in %/Hz, how strong power derating is

    AC voltage derating:

    GVDPRe - Grid Voltage Depending Power Reduction enable limit - threshold value in V from which voltage-dependent power derating starts
    GVDPRv - Grid Voltage Depending Power Reduction derating gradient - derating gradient %/V with which the power is reduced
    Message - indicates whether the dispatch of an info message via Fronius Solar Net is active

    *cyl = grid periods (cycles); 1 cyl corresponds to 20 ms at 50 Hz or 16.66 ms at 60 Hz

    1. The INFO menu item

    Version

    Displays the version and serial numbers of the PC boards in the inverter (e.g. for service purposes)

    Display area

    Display / Display Software / Integrity Checksum / Memory Card / Memory Card #1 / Power Stage / Power Stage Software / EMI Filter / Power Stage #3 / Power Stage #4

    Switching the key lock on and off

    General

    The inverter has a key lock function.
    When the key lock is active, the Setup menu is not accessible, i.e. the setup data cannot be changed accidentally (or maliciously).
    The code 12321 has to be entered in order to activate / deactivate the key lock.

    1. Switching the key lock on and off

    General

    The inverter has a key lock function.
    When the key lock is active, the Setup menu is not accessible, i.e. the setup data cannot be changed accidentally (or maliciously).
    The code 12321 has to be entered in order to activate / deactivate the key lock.

    1. Switching the key lock on and off

    Switching the key lock on and off

    1Press the "Menu" key   

    The menu level appears.

    2Press the unassigned "Menu / Esc" key
    5 times  

    "Access Code" is displayed in the "CODE" menu; the first digit starts flashing.

    3Enter the code 12321: Use the "Plus" and "Minus" keys    to select a value for the first digit of the code
    4Press the "Enter" key   

    The second digit flashes.

    5Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the second, third, fourth and fifth digits of the access code until...

    the selected code starts flashing.

    6Press the "Enter" key   

    "Setup Menu Lock" is displayed in the "LOCK" menu.

    7Use the "Plus" and "Minus" keys    to turn the key lock on or off:

    ON = key lock is on (the Setup menu is not accessible)

    OFF = key lock is off (the Setup menu is accessible)
    8Press the "Enter" key   

    USB Stick as a Data Logger and for Updating Inverter Software

    USB flash drive as a datalogger

    If a USB flash drive is connected to the USB A socket it can function as a datalogger for an inverter.

    At any time, the logging data stored on the USB flash drive can be
    • imported into the Fronius Solar.access software using the FLD file that was logged at the same time,
    • viewed directly in third-party programs (e.g. Microsoft® Excel) using the CSV file logged at the same time.

    Older versions (before Excel 2007) are limited to a maximum of 65,536 rows.

    Further information on "Data on a USB flash drive", "Data volume and storage capacity" as well as "Buffer memory" can be found at:

    Fronius Symo 3 - 10 kW:

    ® http://www.fronius.com/QR-link/4204260172EN

    Fronius Symo 10 - 20 kW, Fronius Eco:

    ® http://www.fronius.com/QR-link/4204260175EN

    1. USB Stick as a Data Logger and for Updating Inverter Software

    USB flash drive as a datalogger

    If a USB flash drive is connected to the USB A socket it can function as a datalogger for an inverter.

    At any time, the logging data stored on the USB flash drive can be
    • imported into the Fronius Solar.access software using the FLD file that was logged at the same time,
    • viewed directly in third-party programs (e.g. Microsoft® Excel) using the CSV file logged at the same time.

    Older versions (before Excel 2007) are limited to a maximum of 65,536 rows.

    Further information on "Data on a USB flash drive", "Data volume and storage capacity" as well as "Buffer memory" can be found at:

    Fronius Symo 3 - 10 kW:

    ® http://www.fronius.com/QR-link/4204260172EN

    Fronius Symo 10 - 20 kW, Fronius Eco:

    ® http://www.fronius.com/QR-link/4204260175EN

    1. USB Stick as a Data Logger and for Updating Inverter Software

    Suitable USB flash drives

    Due to the variety of USB flash drives available on the market, it cannot be guaranteed that every USB flash drive will be detected by the inverter.

    Fronius recommends that only certified, industry-grade USB flash drives are used (look out for the USB-IF logo).

    The inverter supports USB flash drives with the following file systems:

    • FAT12
    • FAT16
    • FAT32

    Fronius recommends that the USB flash drive employed should only be used for recording logging data or updating the inverter software. The USB flash drives should not contain any other data.

    USB symbol on the inverter display, e.g. in display mode "NOW":

    If the inverter detects a USB flash drive, the USB symbol will appear in the top right corner of the display.

    When inserting a USB flash drive, check whether the USB symbol is displayed (it may also flash).



    IMPORTANT! Please note for outdoor applications that conventional USB flash drives are often only guaranteed to work within a restricted temperature range.
    For outdoor applications ensure that the USB flash drive also functions, for example, at low temperatures.

    1. USB Stick as a Data Logger and for Updating Inverter Software

    USB flash drive for updating the inverter software

    With the help of the USB flash drive, end customers can also update the inverter software via the SETUP menu: the update file is first saved to the USB flash drive, from where it is then transferred to the inverter.



    1. USB Stick as a Data Logger and for Updating Inverter Software

    Removing the USB flash drive

    Safety instruction concerning the removal of a USB flash drive:

     

    IMPORTANT! To avoid any loss of data, a USB flash drive may only be removed if the following conditions are met:

    • Only remove a USB flash drive via the 'Safely remove USB / HW' item on the SETUP menu
    • The 'Data transmission' LED has stopped flashing or comes on steady.

    The Basic menu

    Access the Basic menu

    1Press the "Menu”    button

    The menu level appears.

    2Press the unassigned "Menu / Esc" key
    5 times  

    "Access Code" is displayed in the "CODE" menu; the first digit starts flashing.

    3Enter the code 22742: Use the "Plus" and "Minus" keys    to select a value for the first digit of the code
    4Press the "Enter"    button

    The second digit flashes.

    5Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the second, third, fourth and fifth digits of the access code until...

    the selected code starts flashing.

    6Press the "Enter"    button

    The Basic menu appears.

    7Use the "Plus" and "Minus" keys    to select the desired entry
    8Edit the desired menu item by pressing the "Enter"    button
    9Press the "Esc" key to exit the Basic menu   
    1. The Basic menu

    Access the Basic menu

    1Press the "Menu”    button

    The menu level appears.

    2Press the unassigned "Menu / Esc" key
    5 times  

    "Access Code" is displayed in the "CODE" menu; the first digit starts flashing.

    3Enter the code 22742: Use the "Plus" and "Minus" keys    to select a value for the first digit of the code
    4Press the "Enter"    button

    The second digit flashes.

    5Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the second, third, fourth and fifth digits of the access code until...

    the selected code starts flashing.

    6Press the "Enter"    button

    The Basic menu appears.

    7Use the "Plus" and "Minus" keys    to select the desired entry
    8Edit the desired menu item by pressing the "Enter"    button
    9Press the "Esc" key to exit the Basic menu   
    1. The Basic menu

    Menu items in the Basic menu

    The Basic menu is used to set the following parameters, which are important for installing and operating the inverter:

    MPP Tracker 1 / MPP Tracker 2
    • MPP Tracker 2: ON / OFF
    • DC operating mode: MPP AUTO / FIX / MPP USER
      • MPP AUTO: normal operating status; the inverter automatically searches for the ideal operating point
      • FIX: for entering a fixed DC voltage at which the inverter will operate
      • MPP USER: for entering a lower MP voltage above which the inverter will search for its ideal operating point
    • Dynamic Peak Manager: ON / OFF
    • Fixed voltage: for entering the fixed voltage
    • MPPT start-up input voltage: for entering the start-up input voltage

    USB log book
    Activates or deactivates the function for saving all error messages to a USB flash drive AUTO / OFF / ON

    • ON: All error messages are automatically saved to a connected USB flash drive.
    Input signal
    • How it works: Ext Sig. / S0-Meter / OFF
      operating mode Ext Sig.:
      • Triggering method: Warning (warning shown on display) / Ext. Stop (inverter switches off)
      • Connection type: N/C (normally closed contact) / N/O (normally open contact)
      S0 meter operating mode – see chapter Dynamic power reduction by means of inverter on page (→).
      • Grid feed-in limit
        Field for entering the maximum grid feed-in power in W. If this value is exceeded, the inverter regulates down to the set value within the time required by national standards and regulations.
      • Pulses per kWh
        Field for entering the pulses per kWh of the S0 meter.
    SMS / relay
    • Event delay:
      for entering the time delay after which an SMS is sent or the relay is to switch
      900–86,400 seconds
    • Event counter:
      for entering the number of events that lead to signalling:
      10 - 255
    Isolation setting
    • Isolation warning: ON / OFF
    • Threshold warning: for entering a threshold that leads to a warning
    • Threshold fault: for entering a threshold that leads to a fault (not available in all countries)

    TOTAL Reset
    Under the LOG menu item, this setting resets the max. and min. voltage values and the max. power of feeding in to zero.Once the values have been reset, this action cannot be undone.

    To reset the values to zero, press the "Enter" key.
    "CONFIRM" is displayed.Press "Enter" again.
    The values are reset and the menu is displayed

    1. The Basic menu

    Settings if the "DC SPD" option is installed

    If the option: DC SPD (surge protection) has been fitted in the inverter, the following menu items will be set by default:

    Signal input: Ext Sig.
    Triggering method: Warning
    Connection type: N/C

    Switching off current supply and restarting the inverter

    Switching off the power supply to the inverter

    1
    1. Turn off the automatic circuit breaker.
    2. Turn the DC disconnector to the "OFF" switch position.

    Switching the inverter on again

    1. Turn the DC disconnector to the "ON" switch position.
    2. Switch on the automatic circuit breaker.
    1. Switching off current supply and restarting the inverter

    Switching off the power supply to the inverter

    1
    1. Turn off the automatic circuit breaker.
    2. Turn the DC disconnector to the "OFF" switch position.

    Switching the inverter on again

    1. Turn the DC disconnector to the "ON" switch position.
    2. Switch on the automatic circuit breaker.

    Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Status code display

    The inverter performs a system self-diagnosis that automatically detects many faults that may occur and shows them on the display. This means you are promptly made aware of malfunctions in the inverter or the photovoltaic system, or of any installation or operating faults.

    If the system self-diagnosis has detected a specific fault, the associated status code will be shown on the display.

    IMPORTANT! Status codes may sometimes appear briefly as a result of the inverter's control response. If the inverter then continues working with no sign of any problem, this means that there was no fault.

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Status code display

    The inverter performs a system self-diagnosis that automatically detects many faults that may occur and shows them on the display. This means you are promptly made aware of malfunctions in the inverter or the photovoltaic system, or of any installation or operating faults.

    If the system self-diagnosis has detected a specific fault, the associated status code will be shown on the display.

    IMPORTANT! Status codes may sometimes appear briefly as a result of the inverter's control response. If the inverter then continues working with no sign of any problem, this means that there was no fault.

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Total failure of the display

    If the display fails to come on some time after sunrise:
    • Check the AC voltage on the inverter connection sockets:
      the AC voltage must be 220/230 V (+ 10 % / - 5 %) or 380/400 V (+ 10 % / - 5 %).
    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Class 1 status codes

    Class 1 status codes generally only arise momentarily and are caused by the public grid.

    Example: The grid frequency is too high and the inverter may not feed any energy into the grid owing to a standard. There is nothing wrong with the device.
    The initial response of the inverter is to disconnect itself from the grid. The grid is subsequently checked during the stipulated monitoring period. If no further problem has been detected by the end of this period, then the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid.

    The GPIS SoftStart function is activated according to the country setup:
    After cutting out due to an AC error, the output power of the inverter is continuously increased in line with the national guidelines.

    Code

    Description

    Behaviour

    Remedy

    102

    AC voltage too high

    Following careful testing and when the grid conditions are within the permissible range again, the inverter will resume feeding energy into the grid.

    Check grid connections;
    if this status code keeps recurring, contact your system fitter

    103

    AC voltage too low

    105

    AC frequency too high

    106

    AC frequency too low

    107

    No AC grid

    108

    Stand-alone operation detected

    112

    RCMU error

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Class 3 status codes

    Class 3 includes status codes that may occur while feeding energy into the grid, but generally do not cause the process to be interrupted for any length of time.

    The inverter disconnects automatically from the grid, the grid is then monitored as specified and the inverter attempts to resume feeding energy into the grid.

    Code

     

    Description

     

    Behaviour

     

    Remedy

    301

     

    Overcurrent (AC)

     

    Short-term interruption while feeding energy into the grid.
    The inverter resumes its start-up routine.

     

    *)

    302

     

    Overcurrent (DC)

     

     

    303

     

    DC module overtemperature

     

    Short-term interruption while feeding energy into the grid.
    The inverter resumes with its startup routine.

     

    Purge cooling air openings and heat sink; **)

    304

     

    AC module overtemperature

     

     

    305

     

    No power being fed in, despite closed relay

     

    Short-term interruption while feeding energy into the grid.
    The inverter resumes with its startup routine.

     

    **)

    306

     

    PV output too low for feeding energy into the grid

     

    Short-term interruption while feeding energy into the grid
    The inverter resumes its startup routine.

     

    wait for sufficient level of insolation;
    **)

    307

     

    DC low
    DC input voltage too low for feeding energy into the grid

     

     

    IMPORTANT! Due to the low level of insolation early in the morning and in the evening, the status codes 306 (Power low) and 307 (DC low) are displayed routinely at these times of day. These status codes do not indicate any kind of fault.

    308

     

    Intermediate circuit voltage too high

    Short-term interruption while feeding energy into the grid
    The inverter resumes its startup routine.

     

     

    **)

    309

     

    DC input voltage MPPT 1 too high

    311

     

    Polarity of DC strings reversed

    313

     

    DC input voltage MPPT2 too high

    314

     

    Current sensor calibration timeout

     

    Short-term interruption while feeding energy into the grid.
    The inverter resumes with its startup routine.

     

    *)

    315

     

    AC current sensor error

    316

     

    InterruptCheck fail

    325

     

    Overtemperature in the connection area

    326

     

    Fan 1 error

    327

     

    Fan 2 error

    *) If the status code is displayed all the time: notify a Fronius-trained service engineer

    **) Fault is rectified automatically. If this status code keeps recurring, contact your system engineer

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Status codes – Class 4

    Some of the class 4 status codes necessitate intervention by a Fronius-trained service technician.

    Code

     

    Description

     

    Behaviour

     

    Remedy

    401

     

    Unable to communicate with the power stage set

     

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

     

    *)

    406

     

    AC module temperature sensor faulty (L1)

     

     

    407

     

    AC module temperature sensor faulty (L2)

     

     

    408

     

    DC component measured in the grid too high

     

     

    412

     

    Fixed voltage mode has been selected instead of MPP voltage mode, and the fixed voltage has been set to too low or too high a value.

     

    -

     

    **)

    415

     

    Safety cut-out via option card or RECERBO has triggered

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    *)

    416

     

    No communication possible between power stage set and control system.

     

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

     

    *)

    417

     

    Hardware ID problem

     

     

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    419

     

    Unique ID conflict

    420

     

    No communication possible with the Fronius Datamanager

    421

     

    HID range error

    425

     

    Unable to communicate with the power stage set

    426 - 428

     

    Possible hardware fault

    431

     

    Software problem

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Perform AC reset (switch automatic circuit breaker off and on again); update inverter firmware; *)

    436

     

    Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced)

     

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

     

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    437

     

    Power stage set problem

    438

     

    Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced)

     

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    443

     

    Intermediate circuit voltage too low or asymmetric

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    *)

    445

     

    • Compatibility error (e.g. due to replacement of a PC board)
    • Invalid power stage set configuration

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    447

     

    Insulation fault

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    *)

    448

     

    Neutral conductor not connected

    450

     

    Guard cannot be found

    451

     

    Memory error detected

     

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

     

    *)

    452

     

    Communication error between the processors

    453

     

    Grid voltage and power stage set are incompatible

    454

     

    Grid frequency and power stage set are incompatible

    456

     

    Anti-islanding function is no longer being implemented correctly

    457

     

    Grid voltage relay fault

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

    Check AC cable *)

    458

    Error when recording measuring signal

     

     

     

     

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

     

     

     

     

    *)

    459

     

    Error when recording the measuring signal for the insulation test

    460

     

    Reference voltage source for the digital signal processor (DSP) is working out of tolerance

    461

    DSP data memory error

    462

     

    Error during DC feed monitoring routine

    463

     

    Reversed AC polarity, AC connector inserted incorrectly

    474

     

    RCMU sensor faulty

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

    **)

    475

     

    Insulation fault (connection between solar module and ground)

    476

     

    Driver supply voltage too low

    479

     

    Intermediate circuit voltage relay is switched off

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

    *)

    480,
    481

     

    Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced)

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    482

     

    Setup interrupted after initial start-up

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Restart Setup after an AC reset (switch automatic circuit breaker off and on again)

    483

     

    Voltage UDC fixed on MPP2 string out of limits

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Check MPP settings; *)

    485

     

    CAN transmit buffer is full

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Perform AC reset (switch automatic circuit breaker off and on again; *)

    489

     

    Permanent overvoltage on intermediate circuit capacitor (five 479 status codes in a row)

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    *)

    *) If the status code is displayed all the time: notify a Fronius-trained service technician

    **) If this status code keeps recurring, contact your system engineer

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Status codes – Class 5

    Class 5 status codes do not generally interfere with feeding energy into the grid, but can cause restrictions. These status codes are displayed until they are acknowledged by pressing a key (however, the inverter continues to operate normally in the background).

    Code

     

    Description

     

    Behaviour

     

    Remedy

    502

     

    Insulation error on the solar modules

     

    Warning message is shown on the display

     

    **)

    509

     

    No energy fed into the grid in the past 24 hours

     

    Warning message is shown on the display

     

    Acknowledge status code;
    check whether all the conditions for the problem-free feeding of energy into the grid have been met (e.g. are the solar modules covered with snow?); **)

    515

     

    Unable to communicate with filter

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    516

     

    No communication possible with the storage unit

     

    Storage unit warning message

     

    *)

    517

     

    Power derating caused by too high a temperature

     

    When power derating occurs, a warning message is shown on the display.

     

    If necessary, purge cooling air openings and heat sink;
    fault is rectified automatically; **)

    518

     

    Internal DSP malfunction

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    519

     

    No communication possible with the storage unit

     

    Storage unit warning message

     

    *)

    520

     

    No energy fed into the grid by MPPT1 in the past 24 hours

     

    Warning message is shown on the display

     

    Acknowledge status code;
    check whether all the conditions for the problem-free feeding of energy into the grid have been met (e.g. are the solar modules covered with snow?); *)

    522

     

    DC low String 1

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    523

     

    DC low String 2

     

    558,
    559

     

    Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced)

     

    Warning message on the display

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    560

     

    Power derating caused by overfrequency

     

    Displayed when grid frequency becomes excessively high. The power is reduced.

     

    As soon as the grid frequency is back within the permissible range and the inverter has returned to normal operation, the fault is rectified automatically; **)

    564

     

    Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced)

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    566

     

    Arc detector switched off
    (e.g. during external arc monitoring)

     

    The status code is displayed every day until the arc detector is reactivated.

     

    No error
    Confirm status code by pressing 'Enter'

    568

     

    Incorrect input signal on the multifunction current interface

     

    The status code is displayed in the case of an incorrect input signal on the multifunction current interface and with the following setting:
    Basic menu / Input signal / Mode of operation = Ext. Signal, triggering method = Warning

     

    Acknowledge status code;
    check the devices connected to the multifunction current interface; **)

    572

     

    Power limited by the power stage set

     

    Power is being limited by the power stage set

     

    *)

    573

     

    Undertemperature warning

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    581

     

    "Special Purpose Utility-Interactive" (SPUI) setup activated

     

    The inverter is no longer compliant with the IEEE1547 and IEEE1574.1 standards because the standalone function has been deactivated, a frequency-dependent power reduction has been activated and the frequency and voltage limits are being changed

     

    No error
    Confirm status code by pressing 'Enter'

    *) If the status code is displayed all the time: Notify a Fronius-trained service technician.

    **) If this status code keeps recurring, contact your system engineer.

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Class 6 status codes

    Some of the class 6 status codes necessitate intervention by a Fronius-trained service engineer.

    Code

     

    Description

     

    Behaviour

     

    Remedy

    601

     

    CAN bus is full

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    603

     

    AC module temperature sensor faulty (L3)

     

    The inverter will automatically attempt to connect again and, if possible, will resume feeding energy into the grid

     

    *)

    604

     

    DC module temperature sensor faulty

     

     

    607

     

    RCMU error

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Reset status code by pressing 'Enter'. The inverter resumes the feeding of energy into the grid; if the status code keeps appearing, check the complete photovoltaic system for damage; **)

    608

     

    Functional incompatibility (one or more PC boards in the inverter are not compatible with each other, e.g. after a PC board has been replaced)

     

    The inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid.

     

    Update inverter firmware; *)

    *) If the status code is displayed all the time: notify a Fronius-trained service engineer

    **) Fault is rectified automatically. If this status code keeps recurring, contact your system engineer

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Status codes – Class 7

    Class 7 status codes relate to the control system, the configuration and inverter data recording, and may directly or indirectly affect the process of feeding energy into the grid.

    Code

     

    Description

     

    Behaviour

     

    Remedy

    701 - 704

     

    Provides information about the internal processor status

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    705

     

    Conflict when setting the inverter number (e.g. number already assigned)

     

    -

     

    Correct inverter number in Setup menu

    706 - 716

     

    Provides information about the internal processor status

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    721

     

    EEPROM has been re-initialised

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Acknowledge status code; *)

    722 - 730

     

    Provides information about the internal processor status

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    731

     

    Initialisation error - USB flash drive is not supported

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Check or replace USB flash drive
    Check file system on USB flash drive; *)

    732

     

    Initialisation error - Overcurrent on USB flash drive

     

    733

     

    No USB flash drive connected

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Connect or check USB flash drive; *)

    734

     

    Update file not recognised or not present

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Check update file (e.g. for correct file name)
    *)

    735

     

    Update file does not match the device, update file too old

     

    Warning message on the display, update process is interrupted

     

    Check update file
    and if necessary download an update file to match the device (e.g. at
    http://www.fronius.com); *)

    736

     

    Write or read error occurred

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Check USB flash drive and the data contained on it or replace USB flash drive
    Never unplug a USB flash drive if the 'data transfer' LED is still flashing or lit; *)

    737

     

    File could not be opened

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Remove and then reinsert USB flash drive; check or replace USB flash drive

    738

     

    Log file cannot be saved (e.g. USB flash drive is write-protected or full)

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Create some storage space, remove write protection, if necessary check or replace USB flash drive; *)

    740

     

    Initialisation error - error in file system on USB flash drive

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Check USB flash drive; reformat on PC for FAT12, FAT16 or FAT32

    741

     

    Error during recording of logging data

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Remove and then reinsert USB flash drive; check or replace USB flash drive

    743

     

    Error occurred during update process

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Repeat update process, check USB flash drive; *)

    745

     

    Update file corrupt

     

    Warning message on the display, update process is interrupted

     

    Download update file again; check or replace USB flash drive; *)

    746

     

    Error occurred during update process

     

    Warning message on the display, update process is interrupted

     

    Wait for two minutes, then start the update again; *)

    751

     

    Time lost

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Reset time and date on the inverter; *)

    752

     

    Real Time Clock module communication error

     

    753

     

    Internal error: Real Time Clock module is in emergency mode

     

    Time may be inaccurate or lost (feeding energy into the grid normal)

     

    Reset time and date on the inverter

    754 - 755

     

    Provides information about the internal processor status

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    757

     

    Hardware error in the Real Time Clock module

     

    Error message on the display; the inverter is not feeding any energy into the grid

     

    *)

    758

     

    Internal error: Real Time Clock module is in emergency mode

     

    Time may be inaccurate or lost (feeding energy into the grid normal)

     

    Reset time and date on the inverter

    760

     

    Internal hardware error

     

    Error message on the display

     

    *)

    761 - 765

     

    Provides information about the internal processor status

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    766

     

    Emergency power limitation has been activated (max. 750 W)

     

    Error message on the display

    767

     

    Provides information about the internal processor status

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    768

     

    Different power limitation in the hardware modules

    772

     

    Storage unit not available

    773

     

    Software update group 0 (invalid country setup)

    775

     

    PMC power stage set not available

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    Press 'Enter' key to acknowledge error; *)

    776

     

    Invalid device type

    781 - 794

     

    Provides information about the internal processor status

     

    Warning message on the display

     

    *)

    *) If the status code is displayed all the time: Notify a Fronius-trained service technician

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Class 10 - 12 status codes

    1000 - 1299- Provide information on the status of the internal processor program

    Description

    Is of no concern when the inverter is working properly and only appears in the "Status PS" setup parameter. In the event of an actual error, this status code assists Fronius Technical Support during the error analysis.

    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Customer service

    IMPORTANT! Contact your Fronius dealer or a Fronius-trained service technician if
    • an error appears frequently or all the time
    • an error appears that is not listed in the tables
    1. Status diagnostics and troubleshooting

    Operation in dusty environments

    When operating the inverter in extremely dusty environments:
    when necessary, clean the cooling elements and fan on the back of the inverter as well as the air intakes at the mounting bracket using clean compressed air.

    Technical data

    Fronius Symo 3.0-3-S

    Fronius Symo

    3.0-3-S

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    200–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array 8)

    24.0 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    32 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    3000 W

    Max. output power

    3000 W

    Rated apparent power

    3000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220 V

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    4.5 / 4.3 A

    Max. output current

    9 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    9 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.7–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    21.4 A / 1 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    96.2%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    16 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    58.3 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 3.0-3-S

    Fronius Symo

    3.0-3-S

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    200–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array 8)

    24.0 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    32 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    3000 W

    Max. output power

    3000 W

    Rated apparent power

    3000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220 V

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    4.5 / 4.3 A

    Max. output current

    9 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    9 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.7–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    21.4 A / 1 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    96.2%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    16 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    58.3 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 3.7-3-S

    Fronius Symo

    3.7-3-S

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    250–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array 8)

    24.0 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    32 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    3700 W

    Max. output power

    3700 W

    Rated apparent power

    3700 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220 V

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    5.6 / 5.4 A

    Max. output current

    9 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    9 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.7–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    21.4 A / 1 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    96.7%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    16 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    58.3 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 4.5-3-S

    Fronius Symo

    4.5-3-S

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    300–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array 8)

    24.0 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    32 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    4500 W

    Max. output power

    4500 W

    Rated apparent power

    4500 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220 V

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    6.8 / 6.5 A

    Max. output current

    9 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase I K

    9 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.7–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    21.4 A / 1 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    97%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    16 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    58.3 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 3.0-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    3.0-3-M

    Input data

    MPP voltage range

    150–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    2 x 16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    31 A / 31 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    3000 W

    Max. output power

    3000 W

    Rated apparent power

    3000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    4.6 / 4.4 A

    Max. output current

    13.5 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    13.5 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.85–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    24 A / 6.6 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    96.5%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    19.9 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    59.5 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 3.7-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    3.7-3-M

    Input data

    MPP voltage range

    150–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    2 x 16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    31 A / 31 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    3700 W

    Max. output power

    3700 W

    Rated apparent power

    3700 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    5.6 / 5.4 A

    Max. output current

    13.5 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    13.5 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.85–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    24 A / 6.6 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    96.9%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    19.9 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    59.5 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 4.5-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    4.5-3-M

    Input data

    MPP voltage range

    150–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    2 x 16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    31 A / 31 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    4500 W

    Max. output power

    4500 W

    Rated apparent power

    4500 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    6.8 / 6.5 A

    Max. output current

    13.5 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    13.5 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.85–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    24 A / 6.6 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    97.2%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    19.9 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    59.5 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 5.0-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    5.0-3-M

    Input data

    MPP voltage range

    163–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    2 x 16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    31 A / 31 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    5000 W

    Max. output power

    5000 W

    Rated apparent power

    5000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    7.6 / 7.3 A

    Max. output current

    13.5 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    13.5 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.85–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    24 A / 6.6 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    97.3%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    19.9 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    59.5 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 6.0-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    6.0-3-M

    Input data

    MPP voltage range

    195–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    2 x 16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    31 A / 31 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    6000 W

    Max. output power

    6000 W

    Rated apparent power

    6000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    9.1 / 8.7 A

    Max. output current

    13.5 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    13.5 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.85–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    24 A / 6.6 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    97.5%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    19.9 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    59.5 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 7.0-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    7.0-3-M

    Input data

    MPP voltage range

    228–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current

    2 x 16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    31 A / 31 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    7000 W

    Max. output power

    7000 W

    Rated apparent power

    7000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    10.6 / 10.2 A

    Max. output current

    13.5 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase I K

    13.5 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.85–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    24 A / 6.6 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    97.6%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 65

    Dimensions h x w x d

    645 x 431 x 204 mm

    Weight

    21.9 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    59.5 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 8.2-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    8.2-3-M

    Input data

    MPP voltage range (PV1 / PV2)

    267–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    150 V DC

    Max. input current (I PV1 / I PV2)

    2 x 16.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    31 A / 31 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    8200 W

    Max. output power

    8200 W

    Rated apparent power

    8200 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    12.4 / 11.9 A

    Max. output current

    13.5 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    13.5 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0.85–1 ind./cap.2)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    38 A / 2 ms

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    24 A / 6.6 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency

    97.7%

    Self-consumption at night

    < 0.7 W & < 3 VA

    Weight

    21.9 kg

    Noise emission

    59.5 dB(A) ref. 1pW

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 10.0-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    10.0-3-M

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    270–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    200 V DC

    Max. input current (MPP1 / MPP2)
    (MPP1 + MPP2)

    27.0 / 16.5 A (14 A for voltages < 420 V)
    43.5 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    56 A / 34 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    40.5 / 24.8 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    10000 W

    Max. output power

    10000 W

    Rated apparent power

    10000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    15.2 / 14.4 A

    Max. output current

    20 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    20 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 1.75 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    64 A / 2.34 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    97.8%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom / UDCmax

    95.4 / 97.3 / 96.6 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.7 W & 117 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight

    34.8 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    65 dB(A) (ref. 1pW)

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 10.0-3-M-OS

    Fronius Symo

    10.0-3-M-OS

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    270–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    900 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    200 V DC

    Max. input current (MPP1 / MPP2)
    (MPP1 + MPP2)

    27.0 / 16.5 A (14 A for voltages < 420 V)
    43.5 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    56 A / 34 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    40.5 / 24.8 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    10000 W

    Max. output power

    10000 W

    Rated apparent power

    10000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    15.2 / 14.4 A

    Max. output current

    20 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    20 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 1.75 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    64 A / 2.34 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    97.8%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom / UDCmax

    95.4 / 97.3 / 96.6 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.7 W & 117 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight

    34.8 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    65 dB(A) (ref. 1pW)

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 12.5-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    12.5-3-M

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    320–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    200 V DC

    Max. input current (MPP1 / MPP2)
    (MPP1 + MPP2)

    27.0 / 16.5 A (14 A for voltages < 420 V)
    43.5 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    56 A / 34 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    40.5 / 24.8 A (RMS)4)

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    12500 W

    Max. output power

    12500 W

    Rated apparent power

    12500 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    18.9 / 18.1 A

    Max. output current

    20 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    20 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 2 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    64 A / 2.34 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    97.8%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom / UDCmax

    95.7 / 97.5 / 96.9 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.7 W & 117 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight

    34.8 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    65 dB(A) (ref. 1pW)

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 15.0-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    15.0-3-M

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    320–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    200 V DC

    Max. input current (MPP1 / MPP2)
    (MPP1 + MPP2)

    33.0 / 27.0 A
    51.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    68 A / 56 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    49.5 / 40.5 A

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    15000 W

    Max. output power

    15000 W

    Rated apparent power

    15000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    22.7 / 21.7 A

    Max. output current

    32 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    32 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 1.5 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    64 A / 2.34 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom /
    UDCmax

    96.2 / 97.6 / 97.1 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.7 W & 117 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight

    43.4 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    65 dB(A) (ref. 1pW)

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 17.5-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    17.5-3-M

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    370–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    200 V DC

    Max. input current (MPP1 / MPP2)
    (MPP1 + MPP2)

    33.0 / 27.0 A
    51.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    68 A / 56 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    49.5 / 40.5 A

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    17500 W

    Max. output power

    17500 W

    Rated apparent power

    17500 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    26.5 / 25.4 A

    Max. output current

    32 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    32 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 1.5 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    64 A / 2.34 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom /
    UDCmax

    96.4 / 97.7 / 97.2 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.7 W & 117 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight

    43.4 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    65 dB(A) (ref. 1pW)

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Symo 20.0-3-M

    Fronius Symo

    20.0-3-M

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    420–800 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    200 V DC

    Max. input current (MPP1 / MPP2)
    (MPP1 + MPP2)

    33.0 / 27.0 A
    51.0 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array (MPPT1 / MPPT2) 8)

    68 A / 56 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    49.5 / 40.5 A

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    20000 W

    Max. output power

    20000 W

    Rated apparent power

    20000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    280 V / 485 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    30.3 / 29 A

    Max. output current

    32 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Initial short circuit alternating current / phase IK

    32 A

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 1.25 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    64 A / 2.34 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom /
    UDCmax

    96.5 / 97.8 / 97.3 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.7 W & 117 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight

    43.4 kg

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    65 dB(A) (ref. 1pW)

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Eco 25.0-3-S

    Fronius Eco

    25.0-3-S

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    580–850 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    580 V DC

    Max. input current

    44.2 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array 8)

    80 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Start-up input voltage

    650 V DC

    Max. capacity of the module array against earth

    5000 nF

    Insulation resistance test limit value between module array and earth (on delivery) 7)

    100 kΩ

     

    Adjustable range of insulation resistance test between module array and earth 6)

    100–10000 kΩ

    Limit value and tripping time of the sudden residual current monitoring (on delivery)

    30 / 300 mA / ms
    60 / 150 mA / ms
    90 / 40 mA / ms

    Limit value and tripping time of the continuous residual current monitoring (on delivery)

    300 / 300 mA / ms

    Adjustable range of continuous residual current monitoring 6)

    - mA

    Cyclic repetition of the insulation resistance test (on delivery)

    24 h

    Adjustable range for the cyclic repetition of the insulation resistance test

    -

    Max. capacity of the module array against earth

    5000 nF

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    25000 W

    Max. output power

    25000 W

    Rated apparent power

    25000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    275 V / 477 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    37.9 / 36.2 A

    Max. output current

    42 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    46 A / 156.7 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom / UDCmax

    97.99 / 97.47 / 97.07 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.61 W & 357 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight (light version)

    35.69 kg (35.44 kg)

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    72.5 dB(A) (ref. 1 pW)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    65.7 A / 448 µs

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    Max. overcurrent protection

    80 A

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    DC fuse

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    Fronius Eco 27.0-3-S

    Fronius Eco

    27.0-3-S

    Input data

     

    MPP voltage range

    580–850 V DC

    Max. input voltage
    (at 1000 W/m²/ -10 °C in an open circuit)

    1000 V DC

    Min. input voltage

    580 V DC

    Max. input current

    47.7 A

    Max. short-circuit current module array 8)

    80 A

    Max. inverter backfeed current to the array 3)

    48 A (RMS)4)

    Start-up input voltage

    650 V DC

    Max. capacity of the module array against earth

    5400 nF

    Insulation resistance test limit value between module array and earth (on delivery) 7)

    100 kΩ

     

    Adjustable range of insulation resistance test between module array and earth 6)

    100–10000 kΩ

    Limit value and tripping time of the sudden residual current monitoring (on delivery)

    30 / 300 mA / ms
    60 / 150 mA / ms
    90 / 40 mA / ms

    Limit value and tripping time of the continuous residual current monitoring (on delivery)

    300 / 300 mA / ms

    Adjustable range of continuous residual current monitoring 6)

    - mA

    Cyclic repetition of the insulation resistance test (on delivery)

    24 h

    Adjustable range for the cyclic repetition of the insulation resistance test

    -

    Output data

    Nominal output power (Pnom)

    27000 W

    Max. output power

    27000 W

    Rated apparent power

    27000 VA

    Nominal mains voltage

    3~ NPE 400 / 230 V or 3~ NPE 380 / 220

    Min. grid voltage

    150 V / 260 V

    Max. grid voltage

    275 V / 477 V

    Nominal output current at 220 / 230 V

    40.9 / 39.1 A

    Max. output current

    42 A

    Nominal frequency

    50 / 60 Hz 1)

    Total harmonic distortion

    < 3 %

    Power factor (cos phi)

    0–1 ind./cap.2)

    Maximum output fault current / duration

    46 A / 156.7 ms

    General data

    Maximum efficiency

    98%

    European efficiency UDCmin / UDCnom / UDCmax

    97.98 / 97.59 / 97.19 %

    Self-consumption at night

    0.61 W & 357 VA

    Cooling

    Controlled forced-air ventilation

    Protection class

    IP 66

    Dimensions h x w x d

    725 x 510 x 225 mm

    Weight (light version)

    35.69 kg (35.44 kg)

    Permitted ambient temperature

    -25 °C - +60 °C

    Permissible humidity

    0–100%

    EMC device class

    B

    DC / AC overvoltage category

    2/3

    Pollution degree

    2

    Noise emission

    72.5 dB(A) (ref. 1 pW)

    Current (inrush) 5)

    65.7 A / 448 µs

    Inverter topology

    Non-insulated transformerless

    Protection devices

    Max. overcurrent protection

    80 A

    DC isolation measurement

    Integrated

    DC overload performance

    Operating point shift, power limiter

    DC disconnector

    Integrated

    DC fuse

    Integrated

    RCMU

    Integrated

    Active anti-islanding method

    Frequency conversion method

    1. Technical data

    WLAN

    WLAN

    Frequency range

    2412–2462 MHz

    Channels / power used

    Channel: 1–11 b,g,n HT20
    Channel: 3–9 HT40
    <18 dBm

    Modulation

    802.11b: DSSS (1 Mbps DBPSK, 2 Mbps DQPSK, 5.5/11 Mbps CCK)
    802.11g: OFDM (6/9 Mbps BPSK, 12/18 Mbps QPSK, 24/36 Mbps 16-QAM, 48/54 Mbps 64-QAM)
    802.11n: OFDM (6.5 BPSK, QPSK, 16-QAM, 64-QAM)

    1. Technical data

    Explanation of footnotes

    1)
    The values stated are defaults; the inverter is configured specifically to suit the requirements of the relevant country.
    2)
    Depending on the country setup or device-specific settings
    (ind. = inductive; cap. = capacitive).
    3)
    Maximum current from a defective PV module to all other PV modules. From the inverter itself to the PV side of the inverter, it is 0 A.
    4)
    Guaranteed by the electrical configuration of the inverter
    5)
    Current peak when switching on the inverter
    6)
    Specified values are standard values; depending on the requirement and PV power, these values must be adjusted accordingly.
    7)
    Specified value is a max. value; exceeding the max. value may negatively affect the function.
    8)
    ISC PV = ISC max ≥ I SC (STC) x 1.25 according to e.g.: IEC 60364-7-712, NEC 2020, AS/NZS 5033:2021
    1. Technical data

    Integrated DC disconnector Fronius Symo 3.0 - 8.2

    Product name

    Benedict LS32 E 7767

    Rated insulation voltage

    1000 VDC

    Rated impulse withstand voltage

    8 kV

    Suitability for insulation

    Yes, DC only

    Utilisation category and / or PV utilisation category

    As per IEC/EN 60947-3 utilisation category DC-PV2

    Rated short-time withstand current (Icw)

    Rated short-time withstand current (Icw): 1000 A

    Rated short-circuit making capacity (Icm)

    Rated short-circuit making capacity (Icm): 1000 A

    Rated operating current and rated breaking capacity

    Rated operating voltage (Ue)
    [V d.c.]

    Rated operating current (Ie)
    [A]

    1P

    I(make) / I(break)
    [A]

    1P

    Rated operating current (Ie)
    [A]

    2P

    I(make) / I(break)
    [A]

    2P

    ≤ 500

    14

    56

    32

    128

    600

    8

    32

    27

    108

    700

    3

    12

    22

    88

    800

    3

    12

    17

    68

    900

    2

    8

    12

    48

    1000

    2

    8

    6

    24

    1. Technical data

    Integrated DC disconnector Fronius Symo 10.0 - 12.5

    Product name

    Benedict LS32 E 7857

    Rated insulation voltage

    1000 VDC

    Rated impulse withstand voltage

    8 kV

    Suitability for insulation

    Yes, DC only

    Utilisation category and / or PV utilisation category

    As per IEC/EN 60947-3 utilisation category DC-PV2

    Rated short-time withstand current (Icw)

    Rated short-time withstand current (Icw): 1000 A for 2 poles, 1700 A for 2+2 poles

    Rated short-circuit making capacity (Icm)

    Rated short-circuit making capacity (Icm): 1000 A for 2 poles, 1700 A for 2+2 poles

    Rated breaking capacity

    Rated operating voltage (Ue)
    [V d.c.]

    Rated operating current (Ie)[A]

    2P

    I(make) / I(break)
    [A]

    2P

    Rated operating current (Ie)[A]

    2 + 2P

    I(make) / I(break)
    [A]

    2 + 2P

    ≤ 500

    32

    128

    50

    200

    600

    27

    108

    35

    140

    700

    22

    88

    22

    88

    800

    17

    68

    17

    68

    900

    12

    48

    12

    48

    1000

    6

    24

    6

    24

    1. Technical data

    Integrated DC disconnector Fronius Symo 15.0 - 20.0, Fronius Eco

    Product name

    Benedict LS32 E 7858

    Rated insulation voltage

    1000 VDC

    Rated impulse withstand voltage

    8 kV

    Suitability for insulation

    Yes, DC only

    Utilisation category and / or PV utilisation category

    As per IEC/EN 60947-3 utilisation category DC-PV2

    Rated short-time withstand current (Icw)

    Rated short-time withstand current (Icw): 1400 A for 2 poles, 2400 A for 2+2 poles

    Rated short-circuit making capacity (Icm)

    Rated short-circuit making capacity (Icm): 1400 A for 2 poles, 2400 A for 2+2 poles

    Rated breaking capacity

    Rated operating voltage (Ue)
    [V d.c.]

    Rated operating current (Ie)[A]

    2P

    I(make) / I(break)
    [A]

    2P

    Rated operating current (Ie)[A]

    2 + 2P

    I(make) / I(break) [A]

    2 + 2P

    ≤ 500

    55

    220

    85

    340

    600

    55

    220

    75

    300

    700

    55

    220

    60

    240

    800

    49

    196

    49

    196

    900

    35

    140

    35

    140

    1000

    20

    80

    25

    100

    1. Technical data

    Applicable standards and guidelines

    CE mark
    The devices comply with all the requisite and relevant standards and guidelines that form part of the relevant EU Directive, and are therefore permitted to display the CE mark.

    Circuit to prevent stand alone operation
    The inverter has an approved circuit to prevent stand alone operation.

    Grid failure
    The standard measurement and safety procedures integrated into the inverter ensure that in the event of a grid failure, the feed-in of energy is immediately interrupted (e.g. switch-off by the energy supplier or damage to lines).

    Warranty terms and conditions, and disposal

    Fronius manufacturer's warranty

    Detailed, country-specific warranty conditions are available at www.fronius.com/solar/warranty.

    To obtain the full warranty period for your newly installed Fronius product, please register at www.solarweb.com.

    1. Warranty terms and conditions, and disposal

    Fronius manufacturer's warranty

    Detailed, country-specific warranty conditions are available at www.fronius.com/solar/warranty.

    To obtain the full warranty period for your newly installed Fronius product, please register at www.solarweb.com.

    1. Warranty terms and conditions, and disposal

    Disposal

    Waste electrical and electronic equipment must be collected separately and recycled in an environmentally responsible manner in accordance with the European Directive and national law. Used equipment must be returned to the distributor or through a local, authorised collection and disposal system. Proper disposal of the old device promotes sustainable recycling of material resources. Ignoring this may lead to potential health/environmental impacts.