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Energize/Startup

Procedures

Pre-startup Procedures:
1.

Double-check all wiring connections.

2.

Inspect the enclosure to ensure no tools or debris has been left inside.

3.

Disconnect all AC loads at the backup (or critical) load panel.

4.

Disconnect the AC input feed to the FLEXpower ONE at the source.

To energize or start up the OutBack devices:
1.

Using a digital voltmeter (DVM), verify 12, 24, or 48 Vdc on the DC input
terminals by placing the DVM leads on and . Confirm that the
voltage is correct for the inverter and charge controller models. Confirm
the polarity

.

2.

Turn on (close) the GFDI circuit breaker.

3.

Verify the voltage on the PV terminal is in the correct range of open-circuit
voltage by placing the DVM leads on and . Confirm the polarity.

4.

Turn on (close) the PV input circuit breakers.

5.

Turn on (close) the DC circuit breaker from the battery bank to the inverter.

6.

Verify 120 Vac on the AC output circuit breakers by placing the DVM leads
on and .

7.

Turn on (close) the AC output circuit breakers.

8.

Connect the AC source. Verify 120 Vac on the AC input circuit breakers
by placing the DVM leads on and .

9.

Turn on (close) the AC input circuit breakers.

10. Turn on the AC disconnects at the load panel and test the loads.

AC Circuit Breakers

DC Circuit Breakers

Side View

Battery
Bank

Mechanical

Interlock
(Bypass)

AC Conduit Box

DC Conduit Box

Functional

Test Points

Battery Voltage

Test Points

AC IN Voltage

Test Points

AC OUT Voltage

Test Points

PV Voltage Test Points

De-energize/Shutdown

Procedures

WARNING: Lethal Voltage

Review the system configuration to identify all possible
sources of energy. Ensure ALL sources of power are
disconnected before performing any installation or
maintenance on this equipment. Confirm that the
terminals are de-energized using a validated voltmeter
(rated for a minimum 1000 Vac and 1000 Vdc) to verify
the de-energized condition.

WARNING: Lethal Voltage

The numbered steps will remove power from the
inverter and charge controller. However, sources of
energy may still be present inside the GSLC and other
locations. To ensure absolute safety, disconnect ALL
power connections at the source.

WARNING: Burn Hazard

Internal parts can become hot during operation. Do not
remove the cover during operation or touch any internal
parts. Be sure to allow them sufficient time to cool
down before attempting to perform any maintenance.

To de-energize or shut down the OutBack devices:
1. Turn off (open) the AC circuit breakers.

2. Turn off (open) the DC circuit breaker for the battery.

3. Turn off (open) the PV circuit breaker.

4. Turn off (open) the GFDI circuit breaker.

5. *Verify 0 Vdc on the DC input terminals of the inverter by

placing the voltmeter leads on and .

6. *Verify 0 Vdc on the PV terminal by placing the voltmeter

leads on and .

7. *Verify 0 Vac on the AC output circuit breakers by placing

the voltmeter leads on

and .

AC Circuit Breakers

DC Circuit Breakers

Side View

Battery
Bank

Mechanical

Interlock
(Bypass)

AC Conduit Box

DC Conduit Box

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3+

3–

4+

4–

1a

4

5

3

2

*See the Functional Test Points key that is included with the
Startup Procedures.

1

1

2

3

1

2

3

PV Array

PV Array

1

4

4

GFDI

GFDI

3

4

5

1

3+

3–

4+

4–

2

3+

3–

3–

4+
3+

4–

1a

1b

2b

2a

1c

1b

1c

Circuit Breaker Terminal
connected to the Battery
Positive (+) Cable

2c

Battery Negative (–)
Terminal on the Inverter

2a

2b

2c

PV Negative (–) Terminal
on the Charge Controller

PV Positive (+) Terminal
on the Charge Controller

Circuit Breaker terminal
for the PV

1a

1b

1a

1c

2a

2b

2a

2c

Circuit Breaker Terminal
connected to the Inverter
DC Positive (+) Cable

CAUTION: Equipment Damage

Incorrect battery polarity will damage the equipment.

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