Sermatec 10kVA high-voltage hybrid inverter SMT-10K-TL-TH
Sermatec application . Parameterizable ONLY VIA ANDROID!
/!\ Updates to be carried out exclusively at WATTUNNEED's request .
It allows users to produce their own energy, and to obtain certain economic advantages.
When solar energy is sufficient, the inverter draws power from the PV station to supply consumers, and the remaining power will charge the batteries. The inverter automatically feeds the battery charge.
When the battery's energy is depleted, the inverter draws power from the grid, supplies the consumers and recharges the battery.
This on/off grid inverter can be installed indoors or outdoors.
One-touch setting
- Automatic matching
- Multi-language
- Self-diagnosis, maintenance-free
Simple installation
- User manual and installation video
- Modular installation
- International standard cables
Variety
- Compatible with various input sources
- Ufepo4 & lead-acid battery compatible
- Solar, grid and generator access
- On & Off-grid switching time less than 10 ms, can be used as UPS
- Single- and three-phase output for residential and commercial applications
- Flexible for adding/upgrading more inverters or battery systems.
Efficiency
- 99% high efficiency
- Advanced tracking technology to improve PV station efficiency
- High-precision MPPT control algorithm and INV algorithm for high-efficiency grid connection and autonomous energy conversion.
Safety
- Self-protection technology
- Wide voltage and frequency input
- IP65 protection
- Automatic air cooling
- Stable operation at altitude, at high temperatures and in very humid environments
Intelligence
- Intelligent management system enforces self-operation
- WIFI, CAN, RS485, USB (optional), GPRS (optional) Multiple monitoring modes
New from Sermatec: AC Coupling
Maximize self-consumption, even with older systems
The Sermatec hybrid inverter is connected in parallel to the grid inverter. Photovoltaic energy is first used to power loads, then to charge the battery, and any excess photovoltaic energy can be fed back into the grid.
View daily and total consumption status
You can view consumption from your system
There's an asymmetry between our electricity needs and the output of our solar system.
As you can see, thehybrid inverter uses batteries to store unused production during the day (red line down).
In the morning and evening, you benefit from the energy produced throughout the day (red line up).
The yellow highlight indicates the energy produced by the solar panels.
Electricity consumption from the grid is shown in blue (blue line down).
Electricity generated by the panels is fed back into the grid (blue line up).
We'll look at consumption over a full day
At 04:00 we use the public grid for our energy needs.
At 10:00 am: the panels produce 3002 W and the batteries recharge.
At 14:35: We produce (3170 W), the battery consumes 10.60 W and we inject 2665 W into the public grid.
At 9:00 p.m.: The battery is used to meet our energy needs.
View the charge level of your batteries
Customizable battery recharge range
At 8 a.m. on 20/09, the battery is at 30% of its charge capacity, and the inverter will start recharging the battery. Recharging takes place at times that can be set from the inverter, so you can choose the time slots when youdecide to recharge the batteries; once at 100%, the inverter no longer sends energy to the battery, but sends unused energy to the public grid. From 7 p.m. the battery starts to discharge / we use the battery's energy to meet our energy needs. From 7pm the battery starts to discharge / we use the energy from the battery to meet our energy needs.
Software
Sermatec application to download first. Configurable ONLY VIA ANDROID! (exists on Appel store BUT not usable)
Download the application directly by clicking here!
You can find the installation steps in the data sheets & documents. "Sermatec Parameter Manual-EN
Connection to BMS module SC0500
ATTENTION: When connecting the Sermatec to the Pylontech BMS SC0500, cut the white/orange, orange and white/green cable.
Connect the cable to the BMS RS485 port.
Example of current and voltage wiring
Features
| Product model | SMT-10K-TL-LV |
| Max |
.| PV input current | 12.5 A / 12.5 A |
| MPPT voltage range | 200 to 880 Vdc |
| Battery voltage range | 180 to 800 Vdc |
| Nominal battery voltage | 400Vdc |
| Max. |
| charge/discharge current | 25A / 25A |
| Nominal mains voltage | 230Vac / 400Vac; |
| 220Vac / 380Vac; 3 / N / PE |
| Rated mains frequency | 50 Hz / 60 Hz |
| Rated alternating current | 14.5 A |
| Max. |
| Alternating current | 16.7 A |
| Power factor |
0| .8cap . |
..| 0.8ind |
3
| Load AC data (EPS / UPS / off-grid) |
| Rated alternative voltage | 400Vdc |
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| Switching time | 50 HZ / 60 HZ |
| Max. |
| Alternating current | 11 kW * 30 min 13 kW * 5 min; 15 kW * 5 s |
| European efficiency | 97.00% |
| Charge / discharge efficiency | 97,6% / 96% |
| Protection against reversed DC polarity | Yes |
| Residual current protection | Yes |
| Protection against AC short |
circuits |
c| ircuits | Yes |
| Overcurrent / AC voltage protection | Yes |
| Size |
（width| X height X depth） | 548 * 550 * 188 mm |
| Standby power consumption | ＜ 20 W |
| Operating temperature |
-| 25 ℃ ... |
| + 60 ℃ |
| Communication interface |
WIFI| 、 GPRS （optical） 、 RS485。 |
| EN 62109-1: 2010 / EN 62109-2: 2011 / IEC 62109-1 (ed.1) IEC 62109-2 (ed.1) |
| EN 61000-6-1: 2007 / EN 61000-6-2: 2005 / EN 61000-6-3: 2007 / A1: 2011 / EN 61000-6-4: 2007 / A1: 2011 |
VDE-AR-N| 4105: 2018 / NRS 097-2-1: 2017 / EN 50549-1: 2019 / AS / NZS 4777.2: 2015 / IEC 0-21: 2019 / PPDS2018 / IEC 61683: 1999 / RD 1699: 2011 / UNE 206006 / IN: 2011 / UNE 206007-1 / IN: 2013 / NTS 2019 (Type A, PO 12.2 2018-10) / C10 / 11: 2019-09 |
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