Pika Installer Resources

Note on system design and procurement:

This note is intended to help system designers, purchasers and PV installers plan for a successful Harbor Smart Battery installation on a timeline. Please familiarize yourself with this list of tasks and their timing relative to your projected installation date.

Complete the following up to two weeks prior to installation:

First, verify that the installation location meets all site requirements, per the installation manual.
Familiarize yourself with all manuals and instructional videos.
Design your system according to Pika approved guidelines.
Place your order early: shipping-times for battery modules may exceed 10-days.

Download the complete Harbor Smart Battery installation checklist here.

Product Manuals and Datasheets

Find up-to-date manuals and datasheets for all of Pika's products below. If you need assistance, please contact sales@pika-energy.com

Product Name	Model Numbers	Product Manuals	Product Datasheets
Pika Islanding Inverter™	X7602 (SN below X7602-1164) X11402 (SN below X11402-2057)	Islanding Inverter™ Installation Manual Islanding Inverter™ Operation Manual	Islanding Inverter Datasheet
Pika Islanding Inverter™	X7602 (SN above X7602-1164) X11402 (SN above X11402-2057)	Islanding Inverter™ Installation Manual Islanding Inverter™ Operation Manual	Islanding Inverter Datasheet
Coral™ Smart Battery 14A	SB288	Coral SB14A™ Installation Manual	Coral Smart Battery Datasheet
Harbor™ Smart Battery	HBSK (Harbor: 3, 4, 5, 6)	Harbor Smart Battery Installation Manual Harbor Smart Battery Operation Manual	Harbor Smart Battery Datasheet
PV Link™	S2501	PV Link™ Installation Manual PV Link™ String Size Calculator (paper)	S2501 PV Link Datasheet
REbus Beacon™	NA	REbus Beacon Installation Manual REbus Beacon Operation Manual	NA
Wind-solar Inverter	X3001	X3001 Inverter Operation Manual	X3001 Datasheet
Home Wind Turbine	T701	T701 Turbine Manual	T701 Datasheet

Pika Energy Island Accessory Kit Datasheets

These kits expand the functionality of the already powerful Pika Energy Island.

Product Name	Pika Part Number	Note	Product Datasheets
Pika ATS Kit	ATSK-01	Enables whole-home backup with an external automatic transfer switch.	ATS Kit Datasheet
Pika CT Kit	CTK2-01	Enables self-supply modes and the tracking of utility consumption.	CT Kit Datasheet

Pika Energy Technical Resources

Our library of product technical resources.

Category	Downloads	Notes
California SGIP Storage Incentive	Pika Energy SGIP Kit v2	Pika-specific documentation package for application for the SGIP storage incentive in California. CPUC SGIP Information Register as a California SGIP qualified-installer
System Design	Energy Island Sizing Tool	An .XLSX document for system planning. Configure PV Link strings based on module specifications and plan battery size requirement based on load calculations.
REbus Beacon	TOU Program Guide	Explains configuration of the REbus Beacon for TOU and zero-export functionality in CA and HI markets.

Installation Videos

Our complete library of instructional product-installation videos.

Product	Video Link
Harbor Smart Battery	Full Installation Video
Pika PV Link	Full Installation Video

Pre-approved Pika Energy Island Single-line Diagrams

Reference these drawings when designing with Pika Energy Island. If your design is not described by one of these drawings, we encourage you to contact Pika technical support for design clearance.

Diagram Description	Diagram Control Number	Download Link	Application Notes
Grid-connected Storage-system, PV-ready	SD0312	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island with a Protected Loads Panel to provide backup power to loads (12 kW surge, 8 kW continuous). Condominiums and rented spaces utilize this design where accessibility for PV is not possible.
Storage-ready Grid-Connected System	SD1111	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island in the traditional net-metering configuration sourced by PV power. There are un-utilized DC inputs that may be utilized for additional PV or to add battery storage in the future. This configuration is acceptable with most 200A residential services..
Basic Solar-plus-Storage System	SD1312	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island with a Protected Loads Panel to provide backup power to loads (12 kW surge, 8 kW continuous).
Storage-ready System with Line-side Tap	SD1113	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island ready for net-metering sourced by PV power. There are un-utilized DC inputs that may be utilized for additional PV or to add battery storage in the future.
Whole-home Solar-plus-storage Backup System	SD1315	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island with an external Automatic Transfer Switch configured for whole house backup. Use this system configuration to provide backup power to a main service panel (12 kW surge, 8 kW continuous). This configuration is acceptable for most 200A residential services.
Solar-plus-Storage System with Revenue-Grade Meter	SD1318	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island with a revenue grade meter (RGM) connected. Use this system configuration to provide backup power to a Protected Loads Panel (12 kW surge, 8 kW continuous). This configuration is acceptable for most 200A residential services.
Solar-plus-storage System for Existing Generator System	SD2317	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island system for a project with an existing generator. This design isolates the generator from the inverter. This installation involves a line-side tap and a manual transfer switch.
Multi-Inverter Solar-plus-Storage System with Line-Side Tap	SD2324	Download	This design shows two different Pika Energy Island systems installed at the same site. One system provides combined solar and storage, with backup power through the Protected Loads panel (12 kW surge, 8 kW continuous). This configuration is acceptable for most 200A residential services.
Grid-connected Solar-plus-storage System Connected Via connected via Meter-main	SD2416	Download	This design shows a Pika Energy Island with a Protected Loads Panel to provide backup power (12 kW surge, 8 kW continuous) connected via a meter-main. CT’s shown are used to measure utility supply. They must measure all outputs of the meter-main or measure between meter and panel.
String Design for High-voltage PV Modules	SDHVPV	Download	This drawing shows the recommended string design for High Voltage PV modules connected to a PV Link. Pika Energy defines these modules as having open circuit voltage (Voc) of 60V or greater and short circuit current of 7 or less. **More modules may acceptable in warmer climates. For additional information, please contact Pika Energy at support@pika-energy.com.