QUICK INSTALL GUIDEREVIEW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE YOU BEGIN.

For more detailed information on the installation and use of these products, review the complete installation manuals.

The diagram below identifies the various components of a Roof-Ready™ AC module powered by SolarBridge.

COMPONENTS OF A

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PREPARING MODULES FOR INSTALLATION

1. Attach cable clips to the frame as needed and secure cable in clips.

2. Remove one serial number sticker from the mid-cable junction and place it on the array map.

Additional accessories recommended for installing AC modules: • Transition cable (M, F) • Extension cables (M-M, M-F, F-F) • Cable clips

• End caps (M, F)

INSTALLING MODULES

Mid-cable junction

AC cable connector

Pantheon® II microinverter Module’s junction box

Insulated AC cable, which contains an equipment earthing conductor

ROOF-READY AC MODULE

1. Remove the protective cover from the transition cable and attach the cable to the isolation switch box or other electrical work box:

• Top call-out shows 4-wire cable

• Bottom call-out shows Australian 3-wire cable

2. Plug the first module into the connecting cable. Both the Global and Australian connectors are shown here. Continue connecting subsequent modules to the end of the row.

3. Use an extension cable to connect rows of modules. Use cable management devices, such as cable clips, to secure the extension cable off the roof.

4. On the last module in the string, insert the end cap onto the connecting plug or receptacle. This cap protects the cabling from dirt and moisture.

GLOBAL 4-WIRE

AUSTRALIAN 3-WIRE

Brown

Light blue Light blue

Light blue Red

Brown

Black

Brown

Green/ Yellow

White - not used Green/ Yellow

Green

Green/Yellow

GLOBAL 4-WIRE

AUSTRALIAN 3-WIRE

INSTALLING SOLARBRIDGE POWER MANAGER

1. Attach the Power Manager’s mounting bracket to the wall.

2. Remove access cover and AC terminal block cover.

3. Hang the Power Manager on the bracket and secure with screws.

4. Connect AC wiring to the Power Manager following all national and local standards. This box is non-metallic and does not require an earth con-nection.

5. Ensure the power cable for the Power Manager is properly protected in conduit, or a strain relief connector is installed in the knockout to prevent physical strain on the electrical connections.

6. Reattach the AC terminal block cover.

7. Wire the Power Manager to a dedicated SPST (single pole / single throw) breaker in the same switchboard to which the solar array is wired. If the Solar Main Breaker is rated for “double lugging,” installers can connect the Power Manager conductors to the AC module branch circuit breaker and neutral bar in the switchboard.

8. Remove the Consent to Share label, and show it to the site / system owner for permission to connect the Power Manager to the internet.

9. Plug the Ethernet cable into the Ethernet port.

10. Plug the Ethernet cable into the network router or appropriate wireless device.

11. Replace the Power Manager access cover and power on the Power Manager.

Before you begin commissioning the site, familiarize yourself with the menus available from the Power Manager’s LCD.

DISCOVER MODULES

Following startup, which takes approximately 5 minutes, the Power Manager's LCD displays the home screen. When the Power Manager has an Internet connection, the right side of the home screen displays “COMM”. The current time is acquired from the Internet.

To establish communications between the Power Manager and the AC modules, select OPERATIONS DISCOVER NEW in the LCD menu.

When NEW reflects the number of installed modules, you can stop the discovery phase. Wait for wrap-up (5 minutes) and module configuration to complete.

Depending on the size of the array, discovery can take up to 60 minutes.

The home screen reports the current power production, the number of modules that reported/the total number of known modules, and whether an Internet connection exists.For use with software V3.1

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HOME SCREEN

To set the time zone, select OPERATIONS SET TIME ZONE. Choose your region and local time zone.

If the Power Manager is not connected to the Internet, you must set the date and time using OPERATIONS SET DATE/TIME.

SET TIME ZONE

COMMISSIONING THE SITE CONFIRM INTERNET CONNECTIONPOWER 4500W

0/0 COMM

Device Information

Module Information

Site Information Communications Operations

Module Serial Number

Device Serial Number

Software Version

Disk Available

Module Firmware

Module AC Power

Module DC Volts

Module DC Amps

Last Report

Return ToModule SN List

Return ToModule Information

Daily Site Energy

Lifetime Site Energy

Current Grid Values

Exit

Device IP Address

Refresh IP Address

Device MAC Address

Last Portal Sync

Exit

Discover New

Set Date/Time

Restart Device

Shutdown Device

Exit

Clear AllDiscovered Modules

Set Time Zone

Grid Profile

Module Hardware

Restore to Factory Defaults

Grid Profile Details

Device Hardware

Device Temperature

Appears only when Internet connection is

NOT available

Exit

LCD Contrast

Data Reporting

Exit