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9  Supplementary Information

SMA Solar Technology AG

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SI30M-44M-60H-80H-IA-en-30

Installation Manual

9 Supplementary Information

9.1 Entering the SMA Grid Guard Code

Depending on the configuration, safety-relevant parameters are protected by the SMA Grid Guard code from

unauthorized changes. You can unlock the parameters by entering the SMA Grid Guard code.

Procedure:

1. Contact the SMA Service Line and apply for a personal SMA Grid Guard code.
2. Switch to expert mode on the Sunny Remote Control (see the Sunny Island inverter operating manual).
3. Select the parameter 270.01 Auth.Code and set the SMA Grid Guard code.

☑ Safety-relevant parameters can now be changed.

9.2 Determining the Battery Capacity

Manufacturers state the battery capacity depending on the discharge time. In the configuration of the off-grid system and

in the QCG, you always enter the battery capacity for a 10-hour electric discharge (C10).

Procedure:

• Determine the battery capacity C10 specified by the battery manufacturer.

☑ You could determine the battery capacity C10.

✖ You could not determine the battery capacity C10?

• Estimate the battery capacity C10 from other discharge times. This will provide a value that is probably

sufficient for commissioning.

• Contact the battery manufacturer, request the C10 battery capacity and set the correct battery capacity in

the QCG as soon as possible. To do this, proceed as if you had replaced the battery (for battery replacement

see the Sunny Island inverter operating manual).

9.3 Setting Time-Dependent Functions

Time-dependent functions, such as time-dependent load shedding, split the day into two intervals. You specify the intervals

using two points in time. The first interval starts with point in time 1 and ends with point in time 2. The second interval starts

with point in time 2 and ends with point in time 1.

Figure 27: Division of the time of day into two intervals

Discharging time

Estimation

120 h (C120)

C10 =

C120

1.28

100 h (C100)

C10 =

C100

1.25

20 h (C20)

C10 =

C20

1.09

10 h (C10)

C10 = C10

5 h (C5)

C10 =

C5

0.88

1 h (C1)

C10 =

C1

0.61

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