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4. Installation

4.1 Handling and Unpacking

This section describes the required safe handling and unpacking procedures for the

PVP250kW and PVP260kW Inverters. Always follow the recommendations in this

section to prevent accidental damage or injury.

WARNING

Heavy Equipment. PVP250kW and PVP260kW Inverters weigh up to 5,200

pounds with pallet and packaging. If the inverter is lifted incorrectly, it may

result in death. In addition, improper handling may result in serious damage

to the inverter and may also void the warranty. Keep all doors securely closed

while moving the inverter. Only use lifting equipment that is rated for the

weight of the inverter. Only use the specied lifting points.

AVERTISSEMENT

Équipement lourd. Les onduleurs de modèles PVP250kW et PVP260kW,

les palettes les supportant et leur emballage pèsent un maximum de 2 270

kg. Un levage incorrect de l’onduleur peut entrainer la mort. De plus, une

manipulation inadéquate est susceptible d’endommager gravement l’unité et

d’annuler la garantie. Assurez-vous que toutes les portes sont bien fermées

avant de déplacer l’onduleur. Utilisez seulement un équipement homologué

pour lever l’onduleur. Utilisez seulement les points de levage spéciés.

Handling

The inverter can be handled using a forklift or pallet jack that is rated to handle a

minimum of 5,000 pounds.

To unload the inverter from the delivery vehicle onsite:

• Lift and move the inverter using the shipping pallet. Do not penetrate the packaging

or use the inverter base for unloading.

Leave the inverter on its shipping pallet with its protective plastic wrap in place

to alleviate any UV concerns if it is stored outside, until it is time to install.

When the inverter is ready to be placed in its mounting location, complete the following

steps:

1. Remove the protective plastic wrap.

2. Remove all bolts that anchor the inverter to the pallet.

3. Plan for a safe move by rst considering the inverter’s center of gravity.

Note: The center of gravity is toward the back, lower third of the inverter and

centered side to side. See Appendix C

- Mechanical Drawings

to view the center

of gravity location.

INSTALLATION

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