VFD VFD500-PV Series Solar Pumping Inverter Operation Manual

Operation manual for the VFD VFD500-PV Series solar pumping inverter, covering wiring, control terminals, trial run, keypad display, fault codes, and solar…


VFD VFD500-PV Series Solar Pumping Inverter Operation Manual - cover page
Brand
VFD
Category
inverter
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
17
File format
PDF
File size
1 MB
Published
14 November, 2026
Updated
14 November, 2026
MD5 checksum
2D6B0F29B37D45C7F7485AE77161531C

About this manual

This manual is for the VFD VFD500-PV Series solar pumping inverter. It describes electrical cable and control terminal connections, trial-run steps, keypad monitoring and menu display, fault-code information, and solar-pump-specific parameter settings.

The documented parameter groups include solar pumping functions, dry-run/unload protection, pump sleep and wake-up settings, and basic inverter functions such as frequency, acceleration, deceleration, and motor control.

What's inside

  • Electrical cable connection
  • Control terminal connection
  • Trial run
  • Keypad display
  • Solar pumping special parameter list
  • Pump dry run and unload protection parameters
  • Pump sleep and wake-up parameters
  • Basic function parameters

Specifications

Power range2.2 kW to 90 kW
MPPT starting voltage330 V DC (220 V system) or 550 V DC (380 V system)
Maximum frequency10.00 Hz to 600.00 Hz
Carrier switching frequency1 kHz to 12 kHz for units up to 7.5 kW

Frequently asked questions

How should the MPPT starting voltage be set?

It is generally set to about 80% of the open-circuit voltage of the solar panel.

What should be done if the pump still does not work above 40 Hz after the trial run?

Disconnect the power supply and replace any two-phase wiring of the pump motor.

What does Er.CCC indicate?

It is a light weak fault; refer to function codes P47.05 to P47.07.

How is the solar pump inverter special function enabled?

Set P47.00 to 1.

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