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General| Brand | Heart Interface |
|---|---|
| Model | 15 |
| Category | Battery Charger |
| Language | English |
Explains warning statements and their meaning.
Use correct fuse rating for fire protection.
Operate within specified AC and DC voltages to avoid damage.
Refer all servicing to qualified personnel to reduce shock risk.
Circuits protect against overloads, short circuits, and temperature issues.
Explains protection against over current and output circuits.
Unit shuts down if battery voltage is too low or too high.
Reduces charger power consumption to allow AC power to loads.
Unit uses a fan for cooling, controlled by thermostat.
Describes the function of buttons and LEDs on the front panel.
How to turn the inverter on/off and reset it after a fault.
How to turn the charger on/off and select battery type.
Overview of the optional remote control panel features and display.
Introduces Link 1000, 2000, and 2000R models and their capabilities.
Features of the Link 2000 panel, monitoring two battery banks.
Additional capability of the Link 2000R for regulating engine-driven alternators.
Describes deep-cycle battery categories: wet cell, gel cell, and AGM.
Explains series and parallel connection methods for battery banks.
Discusses calculating battery bank size based on Amp-hours and discharge rates.
Formulas to calculate DC Amp-hour draw for AC appliances.
Introduces 3-stage charging for optimal battery performance.
Returns most energy to battery bank; full current until acceptance voltage.
Battery voltage held constant; current ramps down to remove sulfate.
Manually initiated overcharge to equalize cell voltage and mix electrolyte.
Covers ignition protection, fire/explosion risk, and exposure to rain/spray.
Emphasizes GFCI use for shock protection and DC reverse polarity risks.
Lists typical tools and necessary accessories for installation.
Details on unit mounting, clearance, placement near batteries, and cable length.
Warnings about mounting location and DC reverse polarity damage.
Connects chassis to AC ground system for safety.
Guidelines for connecting DC power from battery to the unit.
Requirements for proper fusing of battery cables for protection.
Procedures to test inverter, transfer function, and battery charger after installation.
Specifies recommended GFCI receptacle model and rating.
