Standard for High Voltage EG Connections
STNW1175
Owner: EGM Engineering
Release: 4, 11 Feb 2022
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Document ID: 2946177
SME: Manager Generation & Customer Standards
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c. the installation of the ESS shall comply with AS/NZS 5139.
d. ESS are either externally DC coupled to an AC inverter or packaged as a product into an
integrated system with an AC inverter. The following requirements shall apply to ESS
inverters:
i. the AC inverter capacity for the ESS will be included in the aggregated nameplate rating
of inverters within the Premises behind the Connection Point (forming part of the
Proponent’s installation).
ii. the Export limit for the ESS inverter will be considered as part of the aggregated
Export
limit at the Connection Point.
5.2 Class A1 and Class A2 protection requirements
The protection requirements outlined in this Section 5.2 are in relation to the protection of DNSP
assets and personnel, and are not intended to replace or override any of the
protection specifically
required for the Proponent’s installation and EG System. Testing and commissioning of the
protection shall meet the requirements outlined in Section 7 of this Standard.
The protection schemes for Class A1 & A2 EG Systems shall be designed with main and backup
protection designed to detect all credible AC fault types. Section 6.4
has additional protection
requirements for Class B EG Systems
In the event of a loss of supply from the Distribution System, EG Systems shall not be able to
operate connected to the Distribution System, unless this has been explicitly approved by the
DNSP. To prevent the EG System operating connected
to the Distribution System, a DNSP-
approved protection scheme or schemes shall be installed.
In addition to the protection installed for the EG System, the Proponent shall install a protection
system so that:
a. The EG System cannot connect to the Distribution System unless all phases of the
Distribution System are energised at the Connection Point. The connection shall ensure
synchronisation before closure. If one or more phases of the Distribution System are lost,
then the EG System shall disconnect from the Distribution System;
b. It operates within the protection settings agreed with the DNSP;
c. If a system abnormality occurs that results in an unacceptable
deviation of voltage or
frequency at the Connection Point, the EG system shall be disconnected from the
Distribution System; and
d. The EG System is to automatically disconnect from the Distribution System in the event of
failure of any auxiliary supplies to the protection equipment that would inhibit its correct
operation.
When any of these
conditions are detected, the EG System shall be disconnected from the
Distribution System at an agreed Isolation Device within the Proponent’s facility that ensures
complete disconnection.
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