Maintenance Intervals
Adverse ambient conditions reduce maintenance intervals
Location and ambient conditions influence the maintenance intervals. In particular, cleaning and corrosion protection work may be required more frequently depending on the conditions at the installation site. Examples of adverse ambient conditions include storms, flooding, coastal location, or a site with high dust pollution levels.
- If the product is subject to adverse ambient conditions, a reduction of the maintenance intervals is recommended. Above all, the intervals between cleaning work and corrosion protection should be reduced.
- SMA recommends a monthly optical inspection to determine the maintenance requirement.
Testing the fire protection components in the installation room
With the indoor version, fire protection measures must be taken on-site in the installation room. The fire protection measures in the room must be tested regularly in accordance with statutory regulations.
Task | Maintenance Interval | See |
|---|---|---|
Test the start/stop function on the battery cabinet display. | 6 months | ( > Checking the Start/Stop Function on the Battery Cabinet) |
Battery cabinet of the outdoor version: Check the fan on the door and the roof for dirt and dust, and clean them. | 6 months | |
Battery cabinet of the outdoor version: Check the air conditioner for abnormal noise or sounds. | 6 months | ( > Checking the Volume of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet) |
Check the battery cabinet display for display problems. | 12 months | |
Check the battery cabinet of the outdoor version for rust, flaking paint, and other surface damage. | 12 months | ( > Checking the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet for Damage) |
Check electrical connections. | 12 months | |
Battery cabinet of the outdoor version: Check the air conditioner for dirty grilles and clean them. | 12 months | ( > Checking the Air Conditioner of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet) |
Battery cabinet of the outdoor version: Check the Storz coupling for fire hose connection for rust. | 12 months | ( > Checking the Storz Coupling of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet) |
Battery cabinet of the outdoor version: Check that the smoke detector and heat detector are functioning correctly. | 24 months | ( > Checking the Heat and Smoke Detector of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet) |
Clean the inverter fans and then check for function. | When the fan power drops. |
Also see:
- Checking the Start/Stop Function on the Battery Cabinet
- Checking the Start/Stop Function on the Battery Cabinet
- Cleaning the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet
- Checking the Volume of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet
- Checking the battery control panel
- Checking the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet for Damage
- Checking Electrical Connections
- Checking the Air Conditioner of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet
- Checking the Storz Coupling of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet
- Cleaning the fans of the inverter
- Checking the fans of the inverter
- Checking the Heat and Smoke Detector of the Outdoor Version of the Battery Cabinet