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The sun as power station This technique makes it possible for us to use durable power sources such as the sun to an increasing degree. With the development of the Soladin, Mastervolt has made it possible for even smaller sun stations, made up of only a few panels, tocontribute to a durable energy provision. The Soladin is the most important connection between the solar panel and the electricity grid.
How does the Soladin work? The most important function of the Soladin is converting direct current, generated by the solar panels, into a normal, usable 230V/50Hz home current. The Soladin uses the electricity grid as an energy reservoir to which generated energy is supplied back. Should the electricity provision be cut off, the Soladin will automatically shut down.
Plug and play’ The Soladin converter is very compact and equipped with easily accessible 230V and DC connections. Multi-contact connections have been included for the positive and negative connection of the panel. The net plug can be connected to any available socket and in this way makes the system ready to use. A clear LED indication gives information about the energy produced, the status of the system and the Soladin converter. Dynamic MPP tracker Solar panels have a certain point at which they supply maximum energy: the so-called ‘maximum power point’ (MPP).This point differs in every make and kind of panel and is determined by a combination of voltage, current, incidence of light and temperature. The Soladin 600 is equipped with a dynamic MPP tracker, which makes it possible to reach extreme high MPP output under virtually all circumstances. The Soladin 600 therefore does not have any restrictions with regards to connecting any kind of solar panel (silicum, amorf, etc.) and always provides optimum performance of your solar system.
Delivery programme In addition to the very successful Soladin 120, suitable for one panel or more panel systems if used in parallel, Mastervolt now also has the Soladin 600 available. You can connect maximum power of 600 Wp to the Soladin 600 converter. For example: five solar panels of 120 Wp. This is in accordance with the maximum legally permitted power that can be added to an existing consumer group without a registered installer. Please have a look at www.mastervoltsolar.com for the correct Soladin type, suitable for the panels used. Here you will find a programme that will help you to calculate which model converter you need.
Entry range The Soladin 600 has a wide working area and this makes it possible to connect almost all systems up to 600 Wp. With a voltage frame of 45 to 125V DC, configurations of 36, 54 as well as 72 cells can be connected to it. The power range goes from 0 to 8A so the Soladin 600 is also suitable for the latest high power panels.
Model Soladin 600 General Article number 130000600 Work temperature -20°C to 40°C Storage temperature -20°C to 70°C Relative humidity max. 95% not condensating Protection degree IP23 Safety class class II Dimensions 365 x 143 x 76 mm Weight 2 kg Casing plastic (ABS)
Input (DC) Nominal power @ 25°C 535W Maximum power @ 25°C 600W PV power 160-700 Wp MPP voltage 40-125V DC MPP tracker dynamic MPP tracker Maximum voltage 155V DC Nom. rated current 8A Starting up power 1W DC @ 40V DC DC connection MultiContact 4mm
Output (AC) Net voltage 230V (184-265V, programmable) Maximum power 2.25A Fuse 3.15A slow Frequency 50 Hz (49,8-50,2 Hz) Cos phi 0.99 Zero-Load < 0.05W AC European output 91% Maximum output 93% AC connection cable of 1.80 meter with plug
Protections Island protection monitoring of voltage- and frequency frame, disconnects within 100ms. Protection of peak capacity automatic control, dependent on the temperature of the converter, by raising the Vmpp. It is impossible to damage the converter with too much power. Temperature protection bringing back the power in case of a higher temperature of the converter, will disconnect above 80ºC DC polarity protection DC connection is protected (MC connectors can be damaged)
Read out function Indicator two LED’s, yellow and red Correct working flashes yellow (speed of flashing is in relation to the power generated) Malfunction net or inverter red (6 different flashing codes)
Norms CE yes EMC guideline EMC 89/336/EEG Emission EN 50081-1 Harmonisation EN 61000-3-2 Immunity EN 50082-2 LV guideline LV 73/23/EEC Safety EN 60950
• Standard warranty five year. |
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