Contents
- 1. User Manual Part 1
- 2. User Manual Part 2
User Manual Part 1
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UBIQUITI’ SolarBeam’“ Off-Grid 71 SWh Battery Models: 53—7004, 587700—2. swam QUICK START GUIDE lmvodunlan Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Ubiquiti Nelworksm SolarBeam‘”, This Quick Start Gulde is deslgned to guide you through lnslallation and also includes warranlyterms. Package Contents The SolarBeam ls available in three models: 55-700-1 (single panel), 53—700—2 (two panels), 53—700—3 (three panels). Componen s s 70 SB 0 3 Qllamlty Quanlly Quanny Panel I l 2 3 Mounnng Brackex l 2 3 Sum l 2 3 BlzzketSzrews a lz 18 M8 Flat Washers a u 13 Pele clamps 3 6 9 Czrrl'age Bolts 6 lz ls Hex Nuis e u ls Mlo Flalwasherx a ll |8 5pm Lackwashels a lz 18 Dc Cable 0 NTC Thermlsmr O l l l Single'cable Grommet PV Cable N/A 1 l Spl lce Kll N/A 1 l Sel Suews N/A 8 a Qul‘ckStaltGulde SolarBeam Quick Start Guide Hardware Overview Electronics Compartment The compartment is located on the back ofthe main solar panel. PV 24VDCOut Fate LAN i z ExanrtlTban Gel/SW Reset Compoi 5 Description PV Connects to PV cabling. Optional: Connect an external battery and the included NTC Thermistor. The programmable charge voltage is 25.1 - 30.6V (power-on default: 27.9V) or 27.2V (gel). Optional: You can connect a Z4VDC device (40W 24VDC Out maximum). Enable 24VDC output through the Configuration interface. Ext BattlTbatt You have two options: Gel/SW - Gel Select ifyou useageI—type battery. - SW Use the Configuration Interface to switch between battery types: AGM/flooded or gel. Overcurrent protection for 24VDC. The ATM fuse is rated at 5A. Fuse There are two functions: ~ Restart Press and hold for three seconds Reset Button while the SolarBeam is powered on. ~ Reset to Factory Defaults Press and hold for more than eight seconds while the SolarBeam is powered on. Hardware Overvlew Compone 5 Desmpnon oual RJ45 ports suppovl 10/100 Eihernei and passive 24V PoE output (40W maximum), Enable PoE ouipui ihrough the Configurat'lon lnierlace, LAN ‘l—Z Note: You can connect your load(s) to eltherthe 24VDC Our or LAN ports, or all ports, as long as the total power consumptlon is less ihan or equal in 40W. Note on battery lifetime: egularly dlscharging your panery beyond zo% capacity will shorten ‘lts lifespan. We recommend that you add paneries or panels to help avold deep discharges and preserve leanery life. rams of use uniuum vadlo devltes mun he Dmfesslonally ”walled Shlelded Ethernet eaple and 941th grounding muu be med smnmmnr cl produu mmry Tout-Mable“ “designed for ouldflmlnxmllazlonx l!lsme“AromasVESDonslblllxyw(allowlomlwumryregulatlonx lndudlng cperallun wnhln legal «reauency ehannelmuipui powen and Dynamic neaueney seleehen mm Vaqulverlmmx SolarBearw Qulck Start Gulde PVCainng Every solar panel has two Attached PV Cables, positive (+) and negative (c). Attached PV Cables Installation Requirements ~ Ratchet wrench with 13 and 17 mm sockets ~ 13 mm combination wrench - 3 mm hex wrench (Sp/ice Kit for 55770072 or 5377003 only) ~ Shielded Category 5 (or above) cabling with drain wire should be used for all wired Ethernet connections and should be properly grounded to the earth/chassis ground, We recommend that you protect your networks from harmful outdoor environments and destructive ESD events with industrialrgrade, shielded Ethernet cable from Ubiquiti Networks. For more details, visit wwwtuhntJom/toughnble Installation Guldelines Installation Guidelines Orient the panel towards the south (or towards the north ifin the southern hemisphere). Ifyou prefer to set the angiejust once, we recommend to use the adjustment angle for your latitude in winter. Ie of Adjustment titude (Winter) Latitude iSummer) 10“ <13“ <30“ 20“ 13—20“ 30—40“ l 30“ 20—27“ 40—50“ l 40“ 27—34“ 50—50“ l 50“ 34—41“ 50—70“ l 60“ 41—47“ 7080“ l 70“ >47“ >80“ l Note: These are approximate values to optimize energy generation in the given season. Local weather patterns, shading, or other environmental factors may require different adjustments and affect performance. To use the so“ or 70“ angle ofadjustment, first configure the main solar panel as follows: 1, Remove the four screws securing the electronics compartment. 2, Lower the compartment to the bottom set of mounting holes, and secure it using the four screws. SolarBearn Quick Start Guide Installation Overview Installatlon includes the following: - Hardware Installation Mount the solar panel(s). - Connecting the SolarBeam Connect the cables. - Accessing the Configuration Interface Configure settings, Hardware Installation Ifyou have 587002 or 5870073, install the main solar panel first before installing the other panels. You have two options, pole or wall mounting. Proceed to the instructions foryour option. Pole Mounting 1. Attach two Pole clamps to the top and bottom ofthe Mounting Bracket, For each clamp: a. Hold the Mounting Bracket with its clamps facing you and the Angle Indicator: towards the bottom. b. Insert the two Carriage Bolts through the holes of the Mounting Bracket, c, Slide the hole of the Pole Clamp over one bolt ofthe Mounting Bracket. d. Place one Flat Washer, Split Lock Washer, and Hex Nut on each bolt. f , x / a .. f t, v 04 Note: In highrwlnd environments, you can add support with a Pole Clamp (also Included) in the mlddle, Hardware Installation 2, Mount the Mounting Bracket on the pole and secure it. a, Place the Mounting Bracketagainst the pole, b, Slide the slot of each Pole Clamp over the adjacent Carriage Bolt. ct Tighten the HexNuts ofthe bolts to 25 N -m to secure the Mounting Bracket to the pole. Note: The mounting assembly can accommodate a W 381-1015 mm (1.5" - 4,0") pole. SalarBeam Quick Stan Guide Ifyou added the third Pole Clamp for additional support in high-wind environments, then thefinished mounting assembly with three Pole Clamps will look like this: \ \ Hardware Installation 3, Attach the Strut to the Mounting Bracket using two Flat Washers and Brackersaewst Hand-tighten onlyt 4 Insert the Panel into the Mounting Bracket and Strut SalarBeam Quick Start Guide 5, Attach the Panel to the Mounting Bracket and Strut using four Flat Washers and Bracket Screw; Hand-tighten only. \* /”,~ ‘ ~_\ J? i w I 7x 64 Adjust the angle ol the Panel based on your latitude (referto the Installation Guidelines section on page 5). Then tighten the six Bracket Screws to 17 N -m Connecting the SolarBeam Connecting the SolarBeam Before you begin, unscrew the thumbscrews to remove the port cover. When you have finished your connections, hand—tighten the grommets and replace the port cover. Connecting to an External Battery (Optional) You can use flexible conduit or an optional cable gland (not included) for your connection to an external battery. 1. Punch out the V1“ NPT (M20) cutout on the bottom ofthe electronics compartment to allow the (able feed. SclarBeam QulKk Stan Gulde 2. Feed 3 DC cabre (not included, maximum size: MAWG) through the hole and wire to the ExtBart terminal block, I I O I‘l'. WARNING: We strongly recommend that you add an appropriate DC breaker Unterrupter) between the Ext Battvbart terminm block and external battery to increase safety during instauat‘ron or maintenance. Suggested breaker rating: 3ovocnoA. 3. Wire the other end to an external battery. 4. Feed the induded NTC Thermistor through the hole and wire it to the Tbatrterminal block. (You can use a cape to extend the NTC The/mister as needed.) f.|_.-._ 5. Attach the other end of the NTC Thermistarto your battery. Canneflmg the SclavBeam Connecting to the DC Output (Optional) Nate: Ensure that your network device supports the supplied voltage 1, Remove the FUSE to disable the DC output, 2, Feed the included DC Cable through the grommet and wire it to the Z4l/DC Output terminal block. 3. Wire the othev end of the cable to a network device that supports the supplied voltage. 4, Replace the Fuse to enable the DC output. SclavBeam QuKk Stan Gulde Connecting Ethernet Nate: Ifyou are using TOUGHCaMe, we recommend attaching the TOUGHCabIe ConnectorKS) after you Insert the cable(s) into the grommet. 1. Rotate the grommet cover counterdockwise to remove it. 2. Remove the grommet from the SolarBeam. Connemng the SclarBeam 3. Slide the grommet cover over the Ethernet cable, and then (it the grommet overthe cable. Note: If you are connecting two Ethernet cables, then use the doublercable grommet (pie—installed). If you connecting only a single Ethernet cable, then use the included Single—Cable Grommet instead. ms: 4. Connect the Ethernet cablels) to the LAN portls). 5. Replace the grommet and rotate the grommet cover clockwise to secure it. 6. Connect the other ends of the cables to POE network devices. SalarBeam Quick Start Guide Connecting PV Cabling Instructions for SB-700-l Connect the Attached PVCab/es to its electronics compartment. Attached Pl/ (able; 1, Feed the Attached PVCabIes through the grommet. + .—;..‘ 2, Wire the positive H) PVCubIe to the positive H) input of the PV terminal block. WARNING: The PVCabIeS carry e|e(trlcity any time the panel is exposed to light. You must wire a single cable at a time because they could short if you connect them at the same time. 3. Wire the negative (—) PVCable to the negative (—) input. 4. Proceed to the Accessing the Configuration Interface section.
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