e-On Batteries' Combiner Cabinet for PowerBlock Smart Battery Energy Storage System (SMARTBESS)
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About This Document
This document describes the application scenarios, installation, electrical connection,
commission and troubleshooting of e-On's Combiner Box for the 532 kWh PowerBlock
Smart Battery Energy Storage System. Before installing and operating the system,
please ensure that you are familiar with PowerBlock features, functions, and all safety
precautions as provided in this document. This manual is applicable to the following
PowerBlock Models:
Model # : Cabinet for Model C-S150085EDA1
Who should read this manual?
Technicians
Installers
Commissioning Personnel
Maintenance Staff
Operators
1. Applicable Scope
COMBINER | USER MANUAL
The purpose of this product specification is to specify the specifications of Combiner Box
that interconnects multiple PowerBlock systems. The product is composed of systems that
provide heating, cooling, power distribution, ventilation and fire suppression. The
specifications specified herein only apply to Energy Storage System (ESS) product.
2. Standard Environmental Test Conditions
Unless otherwise specified, all tests were conducted under the following conditions:
Ÿ Temperature: 77 °F (+/-) 2°
Ÿ Humidity: 40% to 80% Relative Humidity
An asterisk (*) denotes a specification for equipment that has less than 91 days of service
and has not been stored long-term before use. Actual performance may vary depending on
many factors.
3. System
3.1 System Appearance and Components
Identification of System Components
3.2 Terminals and Ports
Battery and PCS Connection Terminals
3.2 Terminals and Ports
ESU Ports
Reserved Ports
3.2 Terminals and Ports
Reserved Ports
Cabinet Access Detection
Leakage Detection
Water Ingress Detection
Smoke and Rate of Rise Detection
3.3 Basic Operating Parameters
3.4 Cabinet Dimensions
4.0 Packing List
4.0 Packing List (Cont.)
5.0 Warranty
The warranty period consists of two parts: A shelf life period whereby the equipment has been
shipped, but not yet installed, and calendar life which commences upon the commissioning of
the equipment. The calendar life shall extend to 10 years or 60% system degradation of the
companion storage batteries, whichever comes first. While the unit be still be fully operational,
for warranty purposes, we shall consider this period to represent the end of life, at which point
warranty obligations will cease.
6.0 Packaging, Transportation and Storage
The Customer must ensure this equipment is installed by professional, qualified personnel.
Failure to do so may result in serious damage to the equipment and risk of injury or death to
personnel. Please observe all applicable safety precautions even those not listed in this
document. Report any hidden damage to e-On before installation.
6.1 Packaging and Re-Packaging
The equipment willl arrive with a protective shell of foam and corrugated material, sensitive
areas will be fortified where necessary. We have used as little material as possibe to reduce
the carbon footprint of its production.
6.2 Transportation
To avoid water intrusion, transport this unit on a covered truck or hauler. Avoid open transport
as the chassis is not designed to receive a hard strike from road debris. Tip damage is a
legitimate concern, slower speeds must be observed. Ensure the load is secured with
additional strapping or restraint devices to immobilize the load regardless of traffic conditions
or sudden stops.
6.3 Storage
In short-term storage situations install desiccant inside the cabinet to discourage condensation.
Store in a dry area and pack any case openings with steel wool or similar packing material to
prevent rodent ingress.