SimpliPhi AmpliPHI Manual de usuario

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Installation Manual

AmpliPHI 3.8 kWh Batteries

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SimpliPhi Your Energy Security

and Independence

and gain control of your own power.

SimpliPhi Power helps you manage your power as a personal resource. Anytime.

Anywhere. SimpliPhi energy storage optimizes integration of any power

generation source – solar, wind, generator – on or off grid, and protects your

home and mission-critical business functions from power outages and

intermittency. SimpliPhi storage technology reduces operating temperature

constraints, the risk of thermal runaway, and eliminates toxic coolants. Safe

lithium ferrous phosphate (LFP). No cobalt. No toxic hazards.

SimpliPhi’s battery technology utilizes the industry’s most environmentally

benign chemistry (LFP) combined with proprietary architecture and power

electronics (BMS) to create a portfolio of high performance, scalable and

enduring energy storage solutions that provide power security, resilience and

daily cycling for savings on your utility bill – all with a 98% efficiency rate.

SimpliPhi Power offers proprietary, commercially availableenergy storage and management systems that are

safe, non-toxic, reliable, durable, efficient, highly scalable, and economical over the lifetime of the PHI Battery.

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Table of Contents

1.0 – Introduction ........................................................................................................................................................................................................5

1.1 – Online Resources.............................................................................................................................................................................................5

1.2 – Technical Support.......................................................................................................................................................................................5

1.3 – Product Overview ......................................................................................................................................................................................5

1.3.1 – Battery Management System (BMS)......................................................................................................................................5

1.3.2 – Built-In Breaker..................................................................................................................................................................................6

1.3.3 – Networking Communications Cables & Plugs ..................................................................................................................7

1.4 – Specifications ................................................................................................................................................................................................7

2.0 –Safety .......................................................................................................................................................................................................................8

2.1 – General Safety Instructions ..................................................................................................................................................................8

2.2 – Response to Emergency Situations ..................................................................................................................................................8

3.0 – Pre-Installation..................................................................................................................................................................................................9

3.1 – AmpliPHI Battery Performance .........................................................................................................................................................9

3.2 – AmpliPHI Battery System Sizing ........................................................................................................................................................9

3.2.1 – Sizing for All Systems ......................................................................................................................................................................9

3.2.2 – Additional Sizing Considerations for AC Coupled Systems.......................................................................................9

4.0 – Installation ....................................................................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.1 – Installation Options ............................................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.2 – Environmental Considerations ....................................................................................................................................................... 10

4.2.1 – Charging at Temperatures Below Freezing.................................................................................................................... 10

4.2.2 – Explosive Gas Precautions....................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.2.3 – Anti-Corrosion Protection....................................................................................................................................................... 11

4.3 – Mounting Hardware ............................................................................................................................................................................. 11

4.4 – Dimensions and Weight...................................................................................................................................................................... 12

4.5 – AmpliPHI Battery Connection Terminals.................................................................................................................................. 12

4.5.1 – Batteries with Threaded Studs.............................................................................................................................................. 12

4.5.2 – Torque Batteries with Threaded Studs............................................................................................................................. 13

4.6 – Electrical Wiring...................................................................................................................................................................................... 13

4.6.1 – Increasing Storage Capacity via Parallel Wiring .......................................................................................................... 13

4.6.2 – Parallel Wiring Batteries with Threaded Studs using Battery Cables ............................................................. 14

4.6.3 – Parallel Wiring Batteries with Threaded Studs using Interconnecting Busbars........................................ 17

4.7 – Communications Wiring..................................................................................................................................................................... 19

4.8 – Battery System Commissioning...................................................................................................................................................... 21

4.9 – Battery Bank Expansion...................................................................................................................................................................... 23

5.0 – Programming.................................................................................................................................................................................................. 24

5.1 – Operating Parameters per Warranty.......................................................................................................................................... 24

6.0 – Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 25

Appendix A – AmpliPHI Battery Safety & Green Attributes, Certifications............................................................................ 26

Appendix B – AmpliPHI Approved External Chargers ........................................................................................................................ 28

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CAUTION: THIS MANUAL IS SPECIFIC TO THE AMPLIPHI BATTERIES THAT FEATURE

INTERNAL COMMUNICATIONS WITHIN THE BMS. DO NOT FOLLOW THESE

GUIDELINES IF YOU ARE USING THE STANDARD PHI PRODUCT LINE. PLEASE

CONSULT THE INSTALLATION MANUAL SPECIFIC FOR YOUR BATTERIES FOUND

HERE: SIMPLIPHI PHI BATTERY INSTALLATION MANUAL LINK

CAUTION: THESE 3 THINGS WILL VOID THE AMPLIPHI WARRANTY & DAMAGE THE

BATTERIES. READ IN FULL PRIOR TO BATTERY INSTALLATION

The following abbreviated guidelines do NOT encompass all AmpliPHI battery Warranty details. Failure to

adhere to the Warranty and Installation Manual requirements will Void the Warranty. Read the battery’s

complete Warranty prior to installation and register the battery according to the form found at the bottom of the

same web page address: https://simpliphipower.com/wp-content/uploads/documentation/ampliphi-

series/simpliphi-power-ampliphi-3-8-warranty.pdf

CAUTION: The following will result in damage to your PHI batteries and will Void the Warranty:

1. Incorrect battery wiring and/or installation

a. Verify polarity at all connections with a standard voltmeter (1) before energizing the system and (2) on

batteries with threaded stud connections, before switching the built-in circuit breaker to the “ON”

position. Reverse polarity at the AmpliPHI Battery terminals will Void the Warranty and may

permanently damage the AmpliPHI Batteries.

b. AmpliPHI Batteries must be fully charged before commissioning (i.e. before connecting loads). Failure

to do so will damage the AmpliPHI batteries and Void the Warranty.

c. Lugs, washers and lug nuts must be installed according to the Installation Manual. Failure to do so will

damage the AmpliPHI Batteries and Void the Warranty.

2. Pairing the battery with incompatible equipment. Use of accessories not recommended or sold by the

manufacturer may result in a risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons and will Void the Warranty.

a. Contact SimpliPhi Technical Support at (805) 640-6700 x 1 regarding the compatibility of any

equipment not explicitly listed in the ‘AmpliPHI Integration Guides’ section of the Product

Documentation web page (https://simpliphipower.com/product-documentation/).

b. Refer to the SimpliPhi-Approved Chargers list (Appendix B of this document) for all compatible

external / plug-in battery chargers. Use only a SimpliPhi-approved LFP battery charger if ancillary

charging is required before installation, testing or troubleshooting. Failure to use a SimpliPhi-approved

LFP battery charger will damage the AmpliPHI Battery and Void the Warranty.

3. Incorrect inverter and/or charge controller settings. Operating the AmpliPHI Battery in conjunction with

equipment not programmed to the AmpliPHI Battery’s settings will Void the Warranty.

a. Refer to the ‘AmpliPHI Integration Guides’ section of the Product Documentation web page

(https://simpliphipower.com/product-documentation/) for all inverter and charge controller settings.

b. Although each AmpliPHI Battery contains an internal Battery Management System (BMS) with

circuitry that protects the AmpliPHI Battery cells from over-charge, over-discharge and extreme load

amperage, the AmpliPHI Battery must always be installed with appropriate inverter and/or charge

controller settings and power electronics to protect the AmpliPHI Battery from open solar

photovoltaic (PV) voltage and other high voltage charging sources.

c. Failure to protect the AmpliPHI batteries from voltages higher than the battery voltage rating (48-56

VDC) will destroy the AmpliPHI batteries, cause electrical fires and Void the Warranty.

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The AmpliPHI Battery Warranty does NOT cover product damage caused by mishandling or improper use per

the Installation Manual, Integration Guides and Warranty, exposure to liquids, impacts from falling objects or

from being dropped, or attempts to repair the battery by any party other than SimpliPhi. The complete list of

Warranty Exclusions is included in the AmpliPHI Battery Warranty document:[Amplify Warranty Document]

1.0 – Introduction

1.1 – Online Resources

The Product Documentation section of SimpliPhi’s web site (https://simpliphipower.com/product-

documentation/) includes Specification Sheets, Warranties, Installation & Operator’s Manuals, and Integration

Guides for all SimpliPhi’s current and legacy products.

SimpliPhi’s YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcuCaLT_G3Hhumteh-pI5yg/videos) has

instructional videos showing various steps of the battery installation process in detail.

1.2 – Technical Support

SimpliPhi Technical Support (805-640-6700 x 1, techsupport@simpliphipower.com) is available to take any

questions regarding this manual or general installation questions. For assistance with battery system

commissioning, SimpliPhi asks that a commissioning call be scheduled ahead of time with Technical Support.

We encourage you or your installer to contact SimpliPhi with any questions. We are committed to working with

you and your installation team to achieve a safe, reliable storage system that will provide years of maintenance-

free service that is covered by our Warranty terms & conditions.

1.3 – Product Overview

The AmpliPHI deep-cycle Lithium Ferro Phosphate (LFP) Battery is optimized with proprietary cell

architecture, power electronics, Battery Management System (BMS) with communications, manufacturing

materials and processes. This assures the highest grade and quality, longest cycle-life, greatest efficiency and

freedom from material impurities, toxicity and hazardous risk. The AmpliPHI Battery is modular, lightweight

and scalable. It provides power security and seamless integration of renewable and traditional sources of

energy in conjunction with or independent of the grid.

1.3.1 – Battery Management System (BMS)

Each AmpliPHI Battery contains circuitry that protects the LFP cells from damaging conditions

(overcharge, over-discharge, extreme load amperage, etc.). If pre-programmed BMS values are

exceeded, the protective circuitry will shut down the flow of electricity to/from the AmpliPHI Battery.

In some cases, the BMS will automatically resume the flow of electricity to/from the AmpliPHI Battery

when the battery is no longer in damaging conditions. In other cases, the AmpliPHI Battery’s self-

protection mechanism will result in the battery’s breaker tripping and requiring a manual re-set (refer

to Section 6.0 - Troubleshooting of this Manual for manual re-set instructions).

Regardless, once AmpliPHI Battery operation resumes and the connected inverter is back on,

SimpliPhi recommends checking that the inverter’s settings are still correct. Often, inverter system

settings will be saved within the inverter memory storage and will not need to be reset. Refer to

SimpliPhi’s AmpliPHI Integration Guides for inverter and/or charge controller settings

(https://simpliphipower.com/product-documentation/).

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CAUTION: Although each AmpliPHI Battery contains an internal communications based

BMS with circuitry that protects the AmpliPHI Battery cells from over-charge, over-

discharge and extreme load amperage, the AmpliPHI Batteries must always be installed

with appropriate inverter and/or charge controller settings to protect the AmpliPHI Battery

from open PV voltage and other high voltage charging sources. Exposure to higher voltage

than the AmpliPHI battery rating (48-56 VDC) will Void the Warranty and may damage the

AmpliPHI batteries..

1.3.2 – Built-In Breaker

AmpliPHI batteries are outfitted with a hydraulic/magnetic circuit breaker. This breaker increases

safety during shipping and installations and allows the battery to effectively be turned “OFF” or “ON.”

The breaker works in conjunction with the battery’s built-in BMS and creates additional safety,

efficiency and functionality in the overall power storage system.

Figure 1.0 – AmpliPHI 3.8 Circuit Breaker

NOTE:Circuit breakers, disconnects and fuses should be employed throughout several points of a power

storage and generation installation to effectively isolate and protect all components of the system to safeguard

against faults, short circuits, polarity reversals or a failure of any component in the overall system. Fuses,

breakers, wiring ratings and values should be determined by established electrical codes and standards and

evaluated by certified electricians, installers, and regional code authorities.

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1.3.3 – Networking Communications Cables & Plugs

Each AmpliPHI battery comes with a 4’ CAT5 cable, a terminator plug, and an RJ45 dust cover for

networking communication set-up (explained in greater detail in Section 4.7 – Communications

Wiring).

1.4 – Specifications

Please review Table 1.0 below for AmpliPHI Battery specifications, including physical dimensions, Warranty

period, and technical data.

Table 1.0 - AmpliPHI Battery Specifications

AmpliPHI 3.8™ (51.2Vnominal) AmpliPHI 3.8™ Internal BMS

DC Voltages - Nominal 51.2 VDC Programmed Absorb Voltage 56 VDC

Amp-Hours 75 Ah Programmed Float Voltage 54 VDC

Rated Capacity 3.8 kWh DC at 100% DoD

3.04kWh DC @ 80% DoD

Over-Voltage Fault Trip260 VDC

MAX Discharge Rate

(10 minutes)

100 Amps DC

(5.1 kW DC)

Low-Voltage Fault Trip245 VDC

MAX Continuous

Discharge & Charge Rate

37.5 Amps DC

(1.9 kW DC)

Programmed Discharge & Charge Rate

per battery2

37.5 Amps DC

(1.9 kW DC)

DC Voltage Range148 to 56 VDC

Depth of Discharge

up to 100%

Operating Efficiency 98% Charging Low Temperature Fault Trip232° F (0° C)

Charging Temperature132° to 120° F (0° to 49° C) Discharging Low Temperature Fault Trip3-4° F (-20° C)

Operating Temperature1-4° to 140° F (-20° to 60° C) High Temperature Fault Trip3158° F (70° C)

Storage Temperature 6 months: 14° to 77° F (-10° to 25° C)

3 months: -4° to 113° F (-20° to 45° C)

Self-Discharge Rate < 1% per month

Memory Effect None Maximum Quantity of Networked Batteries 30

Cycle Life 10,000+ cycles (@ 80% DoD) Networking Cable CAT5 or

Warranty Period 10 Years Networking Port RJ45

Weight

86 lbs. (39 kg)

Dimensions (W x H x D)

13.5 x 14 x 8 in.

(15.5” H w/terminals) / 0.88 ft3

(34.3 x 35.6 x 20.3 cm / 0.025 m3)

Notes:

1Max operating ranges. Refer to Warranty for recommended conditions.

2These AmpliPHI BMS Fault Trip conditions result in the need for the BMS to be re-set manually (refer to

Section 6.0 - Troubleshooting of this Manual)

3These AmpliPHI BMS Fault Trip conditions result in automatic BMS reconnection when fault conditions are

no longer detected. There is no need to re-set the BMS manually in these instances.

Specifications are typical/nominal. Subject to change without notice.

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2.0 –Safety

For safety reasons, read all instructions and cautionary markings on the AmpliPHI Batteries, and all appropriate

sections of this manual. Failure to follow instructions provided in the Installation Manual, Integration Guides

and/or Warranty will Void the Warranty.

2.1 – General Safety Instructions

•Do not operate if the AmpliPHI Battery has been damaged in any way during shipping or otherwise.

•To reduce the chance of short-circuits, always use insulated tools when installing or working with

AmpliPHI batteries or other electrical equipment.

•Remove personal metal items such as rings, bracelets, necklaces, and watches when working with

AmpliPHI batteries and electrical equipment. Wear insulated gloves and rubber shoes.

•AmpliPHI Batteries pose some risk of shock or sparking during the installation and initial wiring and

connection process. This is consistent with all other battery-based storage formats. To minimize the

risk of shock or sparks during the installation and commissioning of the system, make sure the built-in

breaker is in the “OFF” position.

•To avoid a risk of fire and electric shock, make sure that existing system wiring is in good condition and

that the wire is not undersized. Do not operate the AmpliPHI Battery in conjunction with damaged or

substandard wiring.

These safety precautions are in addition to the Warnings previously outlined on page 4 of this Manual.

2.2 – Response to Emergency Situations

As with any battery, if the AmpliPHI Battery’s cells are severely damaged due to physical abuse, reverse

polarity, high voltage, unmitigated current or other electrical phenomenon incurred outside of Warranted

specifications, it can cause electrolyte leakage and other failures. The electrolyte can be ignited by an open

external flame. However, unlike other lithium ion batteries with cobalt oxides (e.g. LCO, NCM and NCA), the

AmpliPHI LFP Batteries’ electrolyte and other material components generate a limited amount of heat and do

not go into a state of thermal runaway with fire propagation. The SimpliPhi UL 1973 Battery Certification

verifies “No Thermal Runaway” (see MSDS for chemical analyses).

While PHI Batteries do not go into thermal runaway with fire propagation, the following protocol should be

followed in the event that the PHI batteries are subjected to electrical fire caused by other system components

or failures:

•Ensure that the system is no longer energized, either from the solar array or the grid (main

disconnect).

•Separate any external cables from batteries if present (cut if necessary) using insulated tools.

•Wear a respirator or dust mask to avoid inhaling soot/dust.

•Wear insulating and abrasion-resistant gloves (if permeable, over nitrile or similar gloves).

•Move battery debris into non-conductive bins capable of handling the weight.

•Dispose as regulations require.

CAUTION: While water is an acceptable and effective extinguishing agent for the AmpliPHI

Battery model, the Balance of System equipment used in conjunction with the AmpliPHI

Batteries may require specialized extinguishers such as FM-200 or CO2 suppression

systems.

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3.0 – Pre-Installation

3.1 – AmpliPHI Battery Performance

AmpliPHI Batteries do not need to be de-rated unless running continuously at more than 90% capacity. To

achieve the greatest cycle life of 10,000 cycles, AmpliPHI Batteries are typically operated at 80% maximum

Depth of Discharge.

Due to the AmpliPHI Battery’s internal self-protection mechanisms, the battery will not charge when internal

battery temperatures are below 32° F (0° C), will not discharge when internal temperatures are below -4° F (-

20° C), and will not charge or discharge when internal temperatures exceed 158° F (70° C).

All AmpliPHI Batteries are balanced during final production and testing stages. Following proper wiring

guidelines ensures that a system will not require any manual balancing processes.

3.2 – AmpliPHI Battery System Sizing

AmpliPHI Batteries are designed to operate at the continuous ratings specified in Table 1.0 – AmpliPHI Battery

Specifications. AmpliPHI batteries with communications, when paired with an approved inverter will enable

proper settings for any size battery bank up to 30 battery modules. Settings also specified in Table 1.0 will be

automatically communicated to the inverter. Battery bank sizes larger than 30 battery modules are not

supported as sufficient communications to the inverter and between the batteries cannot be achieved.

CAUTION: An AmpliPHI Battery bank cannot exceed 30 battery modules per bank. Sizing

AmpliPHI battery banks larger than 30 battery modules potentially causes damage to the

AmpliPHI batteries and Voids the Warranty.

3.2.1 – Sizing for All Systems

AmpliPHI batteries in DC Coupled or AC Coupled Systems should be sized according to the connected

loads’ energy (kWh) and power (kW) requirements. While as few as one AmpliPHI battery may be

paired with compatible equipment without voiding the battery warranty, consider that the AmpliPHI

battery is rated according to the specifications listed in Table 1.0 above, and that, without a backup AC

power source, loads that exceed the battery bank’s total capacity or power rating will result in the

entire system shutting down. For additional system sizing recommendations, refer to Section 3.2 in the

standard PHI Battery Installation Manual.

3.2.2 – Additional Sizing Considerations for AC Coupled Systems

In an AC Coupled system, significantly limiting the solar array’s charging power does not work well. In

addition, because the solar charging cycle in an AC coupled system will frequently have minimal absorb

time, the level of charge achievable with a full absorb is not equivalent to the battery’s 100% SoC. This

effect is less significant at slower charging rates. Therefore, SimpliPhi recommends sizing a larger

battery bank relative to the AC Coupled PV array. In the below AC Coupling example, the batteries’

typical maximum continuous charge rate is multiplied by a de-rate factor of 0.8.

The charge calculation uses the nomenclature below:

•Battery maximum continuous charge rate (kWDC) = BatkW (typically @ C/2)

= (maximum battery charge current × battery voltage nominal)

•PV charge maximum = PVkW

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•AC Coupled Solar PV Array is rated at 8 kW

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A properly sized AmpliPHI battery bank based on the maximum charge from the AC Coupled solar PV array

has a minimum of 6 batteries. This helps ensure that the battery bank receives as much charge as possible

from the AC Coupled solar PV.

CAUTION: Using fewer than the calculated number of PHI batteries in this AC Coupled

charge calculation may result in limitedly effective charging from AC coupled PV in Off-Grid

or Grid-Outage conditions.

When the output of the AC Coupled Solar PV array exceeds the MAX A Charge parameter, and frequency shift

is unable to mitigate the output, the battery charging will be interrupted. To avoid this, PV Array sizing needs to

be adjusted to accommodate the MAX A Charge parameter for the overall system.

Homeowners with little to no loads on during the day (while solar power production is at its peak) might

consider sizing a larger AmpliPHI battery bank to take advantage of the entire solar PV output potential for

battery charging. Homeowners that consistently power loads during peak solar power production times may

require a smaller sized battery bank.

4.0 – Installation

4.1 – Installation Options

The AmpliPHI 3.8 Batteries can be mounted in practically any orientation (terminals up or on any side), with no

impact to the performance of the AmpliPHI Battery. Do not install them upside down, with the terminals facing

the floor. A maximum of 30 AmpliPHI batteries can be connected together via their communications cables to

an approved inverter.

4.2 – Environmental Considerations

4.2.1 – Charging at Temperatures Below Freezing

The AmpliPHI Battery’s internal BMS and protective circuitry prevent it from charging below 32° F (0°

C) and discharging below -4° F (-20° C). Therefore, install the battery in conditions where ambient

temperature does not drop below freezing in order to maintain AmpliPHI battery system operability.

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