GW15-30K-ET Product Introduction
2023-08-23 15:20
1. Background
With the development of the economy and the improved living standard, on one hand, home loads are becoming more and more diversified. The power of the home loads are larger than ever. Especially in large houses or villas, small power inverters often cannot cover the demand. On the other hand, the ET15-30K can be used in small-scale industrial and commercial businesses, providing a flexible solution for businesses with smaller power needs.
The ET15-30K is the high power version of the ET series, and this power range consists of the following four models:
GW15K-ET
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GW20K-ET
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GW25K-ET
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GW29.9K-ET
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GW30K-ET
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2. Differences and features between ET5-10K with ET15-30K
Mode
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ET5-10
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ET15-20
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ET25-30
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Nominal Output Power (W)
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5000-10000
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15000-20000
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25000-30000
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Number of battery Strings
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1
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1
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2
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Max. charge/discharge current (A)
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25
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50
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50x2
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Max. number of MPP Trackers
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2
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2
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3
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Number of Strings per MPPT
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1
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2
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2
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Max. Input Current per MPPT(A)
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16
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30
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30
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Cooling
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Nature Cooling
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Intelligent Fan Cooling
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Intelligent Fan Cooling
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Using for C&I
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×
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√
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√
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Weight(Kg)
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24Kg
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48Kg
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54Kg
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3. Products Overview
3.1 Colors and Dimension
ET15-30KW is a three-phase hybrid inverter. The new design comes in a gorgeous color and a compact size with a logo of “W”: pearl white and 660 mm (H)*520 mm (W) *220 mm (D). Besides, ET15-30K has soft arcs. All these designs make it more fit for modern home style.
3.2 Appearance
Here we will show the appearance of the ET15-30K and the functions represented by each component and interface.
1
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DC switch lock hole
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2
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DC switch
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3
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PV input terminal (PV+/-)
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4
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Communication module port (COM)
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5
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METER communication port
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6
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Communication port (COM2)
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7
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Battery input terminal (BAT+/-)
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8
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BMS communication port
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9
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AC output terminal (On-Grid and Back-Up)
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10
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Indicators
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11
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PE terminal
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12
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Handle
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13
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Mounting plate
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14
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Heat Sink
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*Note: No.1 DC switch lock hole is only for Austraila.
3.3 Functional Features
3.3.1 Power derating
This is a protective function and is mainly used in the following scenarios: Inverter's output power percentage has been set, Overfrequency derating and AC side overvoltage/current. The purpose of this feature is for the safety of the inverter operation. In non-ideal conditions, the inverter will automatically reduce the output power.
3.3.2 Multi-String Battery Solutions
It is worth noting that in the ET15-30 series, the ET25-30K models have two battery communication ports, it means 2 battery input for ET25-30K and those two strings of batteries exist independently of each other. Max. 50A charge/discharge current for each battery input and support different brands and capacities of batteries. This means higher battery compatibility and greater extended energy, and the ability to run at full power of 30kW.
3.3.3 PV Isolation Resistance Detection (ISO)
ISO is to detect the DC part of the PV system, including PV modules and DC cables. When the inverter detects that the positive or negative insulation impedance to ground on the PV side is too low, the inverter must display a fault and shut down, and cannot enter the grid.
3.3.4 Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
The reason for this is the distributed capacitance between the PV panel and the earth. Leakage currents can be harmful to humans, affect EMC (Electro Magnetic Compatibility) and reduce system efficiency. This function is realized by installing an RCD (rated current device) on the AC side of the inverter.
3.3.5 Arc Fault Circuit Interrupter (AFCI)
The main causes of electric arcs are damage, aging and misconnections the connectors and cables. The inverter has an integrated AFCI function. When the inverter detects an electric arc, users can find the time of the fault and the detailed phenomenon through the app. If 5 faults occur within 24 hours, the inverter will shut down and will need to be cleared before it can operate normally.
3.3.6 Rapid Shutdown (RSD)
Transmitter sends ‘keep alive signal’ consecutively to receivers connected to each PV panel. SoC (System on Chip) inside the receiver will turn on the MOS, and then enable PV module to output power. When multiple heartbeat signals cannot be received consecutively, SoC inside the receiver will disconnect the MOS, so that PV module will not output power. GoodWe offers three methods to turn off the transmitter.
a. Turn off the AC switch between the inverter and the power grid.
b. Turn off the DC switch at the bottom of the inverter.
c. Press an external initiator like breaker or stop button which is connected with the inverter.
3.3.7 Load Control
The inverter integrates a Dry contact which can be connected to the contactor to control the loads on or off. If DO relay is off at inverter side, A1 and A2 of the contactor will connect to L and N, so that the contactor will be turned off. Then the load will connect to grid or inverter backup output port through the contactor.
3.3.8 Summary
Function
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ET15-30K
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PV String Current Monitoring
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Integrated
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PV Isolation Resistance Detection (ISO)
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Integrated
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Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
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Integrated
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PV Reverse Polarity Protection
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Integrated
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Battery Reverse Polarity Protection
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Integrated
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Anti-islanding Protection
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Integrated
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AC Overcurrent/voltage Protection
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Integrated
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AC Short Circuit Protection
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Integrated
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DC Switch
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Integrated
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DC Surge Protection (SPD)
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Type Ⅱ
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AC Surge Protection (SPD)
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Type Ⅲ
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Arc Fault Circuit Interruption (AFCI)
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Optional
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Rapid Shutdown (RSD)
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Optional
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Remote Shutdown
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Integrated
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Load Control
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Integrated
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Ps: The complete article will be attached late this week.
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