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Cabinet Wiring Connections

NOTICE

DAMAGE DUE TO WATER AND DUST INGRESS

  • To maintain the IP55 rating of the battery cabinet, install all cables with proper sealing methods and appropriately-rated conduits.

  • Follow the manual's guidelines for wire diameter, shielding, and grounding.

  • Secure all connections using the specified torque values to prevent dust and moisture ingress.

Failure to follow these instructions may result in equipment damage.

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HV Box Connection Points

Connecting Communications to LYNK Gateway

Plug the LYNK II communication cable into either the J3 or J4 port on the HVB. Route and connect the communication cable (RJ45) to the LYNK Port on the LYNK II Communication Gateway.

NOTICE

COMMUNICATION NETWORK DAMAGE

  • Confirm that the cable is connected to the LYNK port. Connecting to any other port may damage equipment.

  • Mixing the LYNK Network with other networks may result in equipment malfunction and damage.

  • Do not plug a battery cabinet CAN communication cable or terminator into the LYNK II Communication Gateway's 10/100 Ethernet port.

  • Do not connect a CAT5e or higher cable from the battery cabinet communications, LYNK, or Ethernet ports of the LYNK II to a network router's WAN or MODEM port.

Failure to follow this instruction may result in equipment damage.

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AUX AC Input Connection

AC Wiring to AUX AC Port
Terminate the AC input wiring from a 200-275VAC source (e.g., transformer or other AC power supply) to the AUX AC Wiring Assembly. Plug the AUX AC Wiring Assembly into the AUX AC connection port on the HVB.

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ELECTRIC SHOCK AND FIRE HAZARD

  • Ground the AC input connection in compliance with regulations and standards set and enforced by the electrical code and the authority having jurisdiction.

Failure to follow these instructions may result in injury.

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DC Distribution Connection to HV Box

High-Current Conductors to DC Distribution Panel

Plug the corresponding ends of the high-current positive and negative conductors into their respective ports on the High-Voltage Box (P+ & P-). Red/Orange to P+ and black to P-.

DC Wiring to HV Box
Mount the DC Distribution Panel and secure the high-current positive and negative conductors to the corresponding busbar on the DC Distribution panel. 

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DC Distribution Connections

Terminate Inverter DC Conductors

Route DC Conductors: Run the inverter's DC conductors to the fuse terminals.

Crimp & Secure: Attach an appropriate ring terminal to each conductor and securely fasten them to the fuse. Leaving sufficient slack to prevent strain.

Polarity Check: Verify that all connections from the HVB (High-Voltage Battery) to the DC Distribution Panel and from the DC Distribution Panel to the Inverter are properly terminated with the correct polarity.

Install the DC Distribution Panel cover securely before powering on the system.

NOTICE

REVERSE POLARITY DAMAGE

Incorrect polarity can cause high-current faults or damage to system components.

Failure to follow these instructions may result in equipment damage.

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