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SUNNY ISLAND 5048 - Technical Description - Wind & Sun Ltd.

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Electrical Connection SMA Solar Technology AG<br />

Connecting the Battery Current Sensor:<br />

Use cables of intrinsically safe circuits<br />

Always use cables of intrinsically safe circuits for the connection of battery current sensors.<br />

"Intrinsically safe" means here that the cable is double-insulated and that the wire melts but<br />

the insulation remains intact in the event of a short circuit. In addition, the cable is not<br />

combustible. In order to avoid measuring errors, make sure to use twisted cables.<br />

Installation notice<br />

The battery current sensor must be looped around the negative pole of the battery. In<br />

addition, the contact of that battery current sensor, which is connected to the <strong>Sun</strong>ny Island<br />

(1), must be connected to the terminal "BatCur+" (see following figure).<br />

• Positive battery current means that the battery is discharging (current from the<br />

battery)<br />

• Negative battery current means that the battery is charging (current into the battery)<br />

1. Pierce a hole in the rubber connection area at the corresponding position.<br />

2. Starting from the outside, lead the insulated conductors with bootlace ferrules through the hole<br />

in the <strong>Sun</strong>ny Island.<br />

3. Connect the cables correspondingly to the "BatCur" connection of the 4-pole print terminal<br />

included in the delivery.<br />

4. Tighten the terminals.<br />

5. Insert the 4-pole print terminal into the "BatCur" socket on the <strong>Sun</strong>ny Island.<br />

☑ The battery current sensor is installed.<br />

42 SI<strong>5048</strong>-TB-TEN110340 <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Description</strong>

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