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Equalize Charge Equalize Charge

Equalize Charge A controlled overcharge of

the batteries which brings all cells up to the

same voltage potential, extends the battery life,

restores capacity and mixes the electrolyte.

This can only be done using the Freedom

Remote Control Panel or a Link Instrument.

Gel Cell Battery Gel Cell Battery

Gel Cell Battery A type of battery that uses a

gelled electrolyte solution. These batteries are

sealed and are virtually maintenance-free. Not

all sealed batteries are the gel cell type.

GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)

GFCI (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) A

protective device that rapidly de-energizes a

circuit when current to ground exceeds a

predetermined value.

Ground Ground

Ground The reference potential of a circuit. In

automotive use, the result of attaching one

battery cable to the body or frame which is

used as a path for completing a circuit in lieu of

a direct wire from a component. This method

is not suitable for connecting the negative

cable of the inverter to ground. Instead, route

the cable directly to the negative terminal of the

battery.

LED (Light Emitting Diode) LED (Light Emitting Diode)

LED (Light Emitting Diode) Indicator light.

LINK Instrument LINK Instrument

LINK Instrument These panels monitor single

and dual battery banks. Some models provide

remote management of Freedom Inverter/

Chargers. Available in 4 models: LINK 10,

LINK 20, LINK 1000, LINK 2000, LINK 2000R.

NECNEC

N E C National Electric Code

Negative Negative

Negative Designating or pertaining to

electrical potential. The negative terminal is the

point from which electrons flow during

discharge.

OhmOhm

O h m A unit for measuring electrical

resistance.

Ohm’Ohm’

Ohm’

s Laws Law

s Law Expresses the relationship

between Voltage (V) and Current (I) in an

electrical circuit with resistance (R). It can be

expressed as follows: V=IR. If any two of the

three values are known, the third value can be

calculated by using the above formula.

Positive Positive

Positive Designating or pertaining to electrical

potential; opposite of negative. The positive

battery terminal is the point where electrons

return to the battery during discharge.

Power Sharing Power Sharing

Power Sharing The feature of the charger to

reduce its output when the AC power being

consumed by the charger and external AC

loads connected to the output of the inverter

are in excess of the input breaker rating.

TSC TSC

TSC Abbreviation for Temperature Sensitive

Charging. The ability of the charger to adjust its

charging voltage based on the temperature

sensed at the battery bank if a temperature

probe is used.

olt olt

olt The unit of measure for electric potential.

att att

att The unit for measuring electrical power,

i.e., the rate of doing work, in moving electrons

by or against an electric potential.

att-Hour (Watt-Hour (W

att-Hour (W

att-HR, WH)att-HR, WH)

att-HR, WH) The unit for

measuring electrical energy which equals

W atts x Hours.

Wet Cell Battery Wet Cell Battery

Wet Cell Battery A type of battery

that uses

liquid as an electrolyte. The wet cell battery

requires periodic maintenance; cleaning the

connections, checking the electrolyte level and

performing an equalization cycle.

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Brand	Heart Interface
Model	15D
Category	Battery Charger
Language	English

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