Tesup Atlas4.0 User Manual
Tesup Atlas4.0 User Manual
Tesup Atlas4.0 User Manual
Revision Index 00
Revision Date: 18th Mar. ’22
MADE IN EUROPE
ENGLISH | EN
ATLAS 4.0
1. INDEX
2.2 Symbols Used 6
2.3 Warranty Details 6
2.4 Product Feedback 6
3 Technical Description 7
3.1 Intended Use 7
3.2 Reasonably foreseeable misuse 7
3.3 System Components 8
3.4 Wind Turbine Components 9
4 Parameter and Dimensional Details 10
4.1 Parameter Details 10
4.1.1 Power Curve 11
4.2 General Arrangement Drawing 12
5 Controller 13
5.1 Technical Details 13
5.2 Wiring Diagram 14
5.3 Permissible Storage & Operation 15
6 Safety Information 16
6.1 Modifications or changes by the user 16
6.2 Residual Risks 16
6.3 Personnel Requirements 16
6.4 Important Safety Instructions 17
7 Pre-Use Preparation 18
7.1 Shipping Conditions 18
7.2 Prerequisites at the place of use 18
Permissible wind class, footprint, and minimum
7.2.1 18
clearances
7.2.2 Mounting Details 19
7.3 Unpacking the components 20
7.4 Assembling the wind turbine 20
7.5 Electrical Connections 24
8 Regular Operation 25
8.1 Switching on the wind turbine system 25
1. INDEX
9.3 Prolonged shut-down 26
10 Maintenance 27
10.1 Safety precautions during maintenance work 27
10.2 Inspection and maintenance schedule 27
10.3 Maintenance & cleaning by the user 28
11 Removal from service & disposal 29
11.1 Final decommissioning wind turbine 29
11.2 Disposal of the wind turbine system & components 29
12 Declaration 30
13 Appendix 31
14 Notes 32
• Before you begin installing, read this entire owner’s manual. Identify and
note your model wind turbine where it appears in this manual. Following
the instruction and recommendations in this manual will help assure safe
and enjoyable use of your new renewable energy system. Please take the
time to read through this manual prior to assembly.
Place this instruction manual in a safe place for reference.
2. GENERAL
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2. GENERAL
WARNING: Potential Danger can cause Serious injury.
GENERAL WARNING.
HIGH VOLTAGE
ENVIORNMENTAL HAZARD
SAFETY SYMBOLS
• The wind turbine system may only be used as a “small wind turbine sys-
tem” (SWTS) to generate power in accordance with EN 61400-2.
• The wind turbine system may only be operated in accordance with the rat-
ings and in the approved wind class (refer to the technical data).
Observance of the original instructions and compliance with the mainte-
3. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
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nance and repair instructions are essential preconditions of use for the in-
tended purpose.
3. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
ATLAS 4.0 CHARGE CONTROLLER
BATTERY INVERTER
3. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
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SPECIFICATIONS
DESIGNATION 12V to 48V
GENERATOR
4KW vertical axis wind permanent
The wind turbine can start its rotation at 5 m/s wind speed. But once it has started rotation it
can generate power even at 4 m/s wind speed.
PARAMETERS
POWER CURVE
5. CONTROLLER
sion of the controller will significantly increase the life and sustainability of
all the component of the system.
• The special features and product information are listed below:
• Use of solid-state components.
• Manual brake function.
• Increasing the life of the controller. Microprocessor controlled charge
with integrated voltage and current limiting.
• Dump-load is included. Modern Load dissipation system in three steps
to avoid immediate blockage of turbine.
• Resistors might be used for heating.
5. CONTROLLER
WIRING DIAGRAM
5. CONTROLLER
• Ambient temperature: -25 to +40°C.
• Place of use: Max. SWTS Class III acc. to EN 61400-2.
Our wind turbine systems can only be used as a ' Small Wind Turbine System'(SWTS)
to generate power in accordance with EN 61400-2. Our products can be used for low
voltage generation purposes; voltage can be maximised to 75V with a TESUP Charge
Controller . Our wind turbines should operate with a charge controller at all times. We
are constantly improving our technology ; our latest wind turbines can generate more
than 100 volts during high winds, some products even at 10 m/s wind speed.
The TESUP Charge Controller can adjust and limit the output voltage level between 0
to 75 volts. If the inverter option is selected using the button on the TESUP charge
controller, there is no maximum voltage limitation. Stickers warning of electrical danger
are on our products. We do not take any responsibility for health risks associated with
the use of electricity.
The Company (TESUP) is not responsible for modifications and external damages that
may inhibit voltage generation. While we take utmost care to ensure that product
descriptions, pictures, information and prices are correct, we do not accept any liability
for any inaccuracies, errors or omissions. We do not accept any liability for any
inaccuracies for incorrect usage of TESUP products.
We do not take any responsibility for installation and modifications mistakes for the
products which are delivered disassembled. Colours may differ slightly from those
shown on the website due to limitations of internet, software and computer hardware
technologies. In line with our policy of continuous product improvement, TESUP
reserves the right to change, vary or make different the product specification without
prior notification.
6. SAFETY INFORMATION
6.2 RESIDUAL RISKS
• Any residual risks which arise because of operation or maintenance are de-
scribed in the relevant sections of these instructions.
6. SAFETY INFORMATION
• Properly complete the Warranty Registration Card.
• Observe wire size and fuse recommendations listed in the Wiring Section of
this manual.
7. PRE-USE PREPARATION
7.2 PRE-REQS AT THE PLACE OF USE
• Certain pre-requisites are to be followed at the place of use.
• Specifications related to footprint, minimum clearances and installation
conditions are provided, which needs to be taken care.
7. PRE-USE PREPARATION
MOUNTING DETAILS
7. PRE-USE PREPARATION
7.4 ASSEMBLING THE WIND TURBINE
Turbine Body:
• Take out the shaft and flanges out of the box.
• Double holes of the shaft will be down side, single hole upside.
• Use bottom and top flanges to be connected to the shaft.
• Flange screwing holes for the blades should be matched when you look at
them from the top.
• Connect flange-shaft parts to the body now and use screws for the bottom
hole to make it tight. Use white belts to merge the bottom and top wings.
7. PRE-USE PREPARATION
• There are six long silver lamas to connect blades to the bottom shaft,
inner and outside of the blades.
• Connect the wing and shaft by matching the holes
7. PRE-USE PREPARATION
• Wind Turbine has 3 phase AC connection. These connections are to be con-
nected with TESUP Charge Controller.
• The output of the charge controller can be then connected in two ways:
• The Output of the charge controller can be connected to the battery.
• The Output of the charge controller can be connected to the power grid
using the inverter.
• The cables from charge controller to the battery or the power grid will be DC
connection.
• Cable Lengths and cross sections should be as follows:
• Unlock the emergency stop button or release the brake button on the TESUP
charge controller.
• The brake is released.
• The fast-blinking red LED on the TESUP charge controller goes out.
8. REGULAR OPERATION
• The wind turbine system supplies power.
10. MAINTENANCE
down the wind turbine system prior to all maintenance work. X Take steps
to prevent the wind turbine system from being switched on again by
unauthorized persons.
WARNING: Shut down the wind turbine system immediately if the rotor
blades or the electrical wiring are damaged.
• Coat the wind turbine and the rotor blades regularly with commercially
available.
NOTE: A wax film protects the surfaces of the wind turbine and the
rotor blades from the weather and increases the efficiency of the
10. MAINTENANCE
blades.
12. DECLARATION
13. APPENDIX
• PAGE 14 : WIRING DIAGRAM
• PAGE 16: PERSONNEL REQUIREMENT TABLE
• PAGE 19: MOUNTING DETAILS
• PAGE 24: CABLE DETAILS
• PAGE 27: INSPECTION TABLE
• PAGE: 29: DISPOSAL DETAIL TABLE
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14. NOTES
HEADQUARTERS
UNITED KINGDOM
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