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9 Contact
In the case of complaints or faults, we request that you contact the local supplier
from whom you purchased the product. They will help you with any issues you
may have.
Europe
Steca Elektronik GmbH
Mammostrasse 1
87700 Memmingen
Germany
Fon +49 700 STECAGRID
+49 (0) 700 7834743
Fax +49 8331 8558 13
E-Mail service@stecasolar.com
Internet www.stecasolar.com
Appendix
Glossary
A number of specialist terms are used in this manual which are briefly explained
as follows:
AC
Arc
Autonomous system
CE
Connector
Cooling profile
DC
Derating
Efficiency
EMC
European efficiency
Grid-connected system
IEC 60364-7-712
Input current
Input voltage
Inverter

Alternating Current
A dangerous electrical current which flows
through the air and which occurs when the
positive and negative poles of a high voltage
come too close together.
A system that is not connected to the public
electricity grid and that stores energy, that is
not immediately required, in batteries.
A certification mark that shows that the prod-
uct is compliant with European requirements.
Plug or socket
A profile on the rear side that is used to dis-
sipate heat and thereby serves to cool the
inverter.
Direct Current
Reduction in the output emitted by the
inverter with the aim of lowering the tem-
perature inside the inverter or to stop the
temperature from rising any higher.
In this case: the percentage of DC power that
is converted into AC power.
Electromagnetic compatibility. The inverter
must not send out any interfering electro-
magnetic signals and must also not be sus-
ceptible to any.
A measure of the average efficiency of an
inverter over the course of a year
A PV system that is connected to the public
grid
Paragraph relating to PV in the installation
standard for buildings
The current that the solar modules produce
The voltage of the solar modules
The inverter converts the direct current from
the solar modules into alternating current
suitable for the public electricity grid.
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