Fronius Agilo 75.0 - Manual (Page 33)

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Choice of location
General com-
ments regarding
choice of location The IP 30 degree of protection of the inverter dictates that it be installed exclusively in en-
closed spaces or containers.
The inverter must be completely covered by a building or structure in order to protect it from
rain, snow, wind-borne dust, fungal attack, radiation on cold nights, etc.
The building or structure must satisfy the requirements in terms of temperature, humidity
and air filtering. Condensation is not anticipated.
The following points must also be taken into account in the choice of location:
-
the cabling into the inverter,
- the specified bending radii of the cables,
- adequate bearing capacity per m² of floor for the inverter weight of 834 kg.
IMPORTANT! The adequate bearing capacity of the floor must be ensured before intro-
ducing and setting up the inverter!
Cabling into the
inverter The AC cable, DC cable and the data communications cable, if required, can be fed into
the inverter-as follows:
a) from below (e.g. via a cable duct or a false floor)
b) from the side through the base
c)
from the rear through the base
Feeding the cabling through the base is only possible for cables with a cross-section of
max. 120 mm².
IMPORTANT! If AC cables, DC cables and data communication cables are fed together
into the inverter, ensure adequate insulation is provided between the AC/DC cables and
the data communication cables.
Criteria influenc-
ing choice of lo-
cation
a) b) c) Plan view
Place on a solid, even. level and fire-resistant surface only.
Max. ambient temperatures: -20 °C; +50 °C
Can be used at altitudes of up to 2000 m