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Selectronic Self-Managed (Open Loop) - Battery Setting

Battery charge and discharge rates are managed by the Selectronic device based on settings configured in the SP Link application.

Program the Selectronic inverter-charger with the correct voltage-based parameters so the system can operate in a self-managed (open-loop) configuration.

Self-Managed (Open-Loop) Configuration

Refer to the latest Discover Battery documentation for battery values and the latest Selectronic documentation for details on menu navigation and the setup procedure.

  1. Install and then start the latest version of the SP LINK application.

  2. Either use the Easy Start Guide > Site Configuration Wizard or create a new site and fill in the site connection details.

  3. In the Site Configuration tab, define the site and inverter equipment information.

  4. In the Configuration Settings tab, set the battery parameters as shown in the tables below.

  5. Once the configuration is complete, from Configuration Settings, click Configure SP PRO to send it to the assigned SP PRO units.

Configuration Settings

Configuration can be done in either the Configuration Wizard or the SP LINK application interface.

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Site Configuration Wizard and SP LINK Application

SP-LINK - Inverter

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Setting

AES RACKMOUNT
48-48-5120

HELIOS ESS
52-48-16000

Quick Start

Battery Type

Lithium LiFePO4

Battery Capacity

100 Ah × number of batteries

314 Ah × number of batteries

Inverter

DC Shutdown

  • Battery 0% Load

When setting the DC Shutdown Battery 0% Load voltage, consider what is set for the Generator Start SoC.

These settings should not be the same and should be at least 10% SoC apart. For example, if DC Shutdown Battery 0% Load is 50.2 V (20% SoC), set the Generator Start SoC to 30% SoC or more.

48.0 V (0% SOC)
49.5 V (10% SOC)
50.2 V (20% SOC)

  • Battery 100% Load

46.0 V

  • Recovery Voltage

51.2 V

  • Shutdown SoC

Recommended value varies, depending on the type of installation.

For example, when off grid with no generator, set a higher Shutdown SOC such as 20%. If an automatic start generator is configured, 10%.

SP-LINK - Battery

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Battery Settings

AES RACKMOUNT
48-48-5120

HELIOS ESS
52-48-16000

Battery

Max Charge Voltage

55.2 V

Hi Battery Alert Voltage

57.6 V

Hi Battery Alert Clear Voltage

56.8 V

Periodic Recharge

7 to 14 days

Peukert's Exponent

1.02

Limit Charge Above °C

50 °C

Limit Rate %

20%

SP-LINK - Charger

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Setting

AES RACKMOUNT
48-48-5120

HELIOS ESS
52-48-16000

Charger

  • Charger Settings

Max Charge Current 95 A x the number of batteries

Max Charge Current 200 A x the number of batteries

  • Initial Return Voltage

52.9 V

  • Initial Return SoC

95%

Initial Stage

  • Voltage

55.2 V

  • Current

100%

  • Time

45 minutes

Absorption Stage

  • Voltage

55.2 V

  • Current

10%

Absorb - Float Transition

  • Net Change

1%

  • ChangeTime

60 minutes

  • MaxTime

60 minutes

Float Stage

  • Voltage

55.2 V

  • Current

10%

  • LongTerm Float Voltage

55.2 V

Equalise Stage

  • Voltage

55.2 V

  • Current

1%

  • Time

0.1 hours

Battery Temperature Compensation

Not applicable

NOTE

  • If a DC Solar Charge Controller is used with a SP PRO, there can be some conflicts when charging due to cable impedances. In some instances the displayed SoC on the SP PRO may not reach 100%. If the DC Solar Charge Controller is the main charging source, you may need to set the DC Solar Charge Controller 0.3 V greater than the SP PRO.

  • The SP PRO inverter may default the SOC to 85% if the DC power supply is suddenly interrupted (e.g. BMS protection). Either reset the SOC via the Service setting or charge the batteries all the way to float mode prior to discharge.

  • Set at least a 10% difference between the DC Shutdown 0% Load and Generator Start SoC.
    Example:

    • DC Shutdown 0% Load = 50.2V (20% SoC)

    • SoC Start = 30% SoC

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