How to fix MOXION MP75-600 Power Supply 'ESTOP' error?
The 'ESTOP' error on your MOXION Power Supply indicates that the emergency stop button is depressed. To fix this, twist and release the emergency stop button to deactivate the emergency stop fault.
What to do if MOXION MP75-600 shows 'PCS FAULT'?
The 'PCS FAULT' on your MOXION Power Supply indicates a power conversion system fault, which disables power output. This may occur briefly if the output power is overloaded. If this fault persists, press the emergency stop button and then release it. If this action does not clear the fault, contact Moxion Power.
What to do if MOXION MP75-600 shows 'HV NOT AVAIL'?
The 'HV NOT AVAIL' message on your MOXION Power Supply indicates an internal fault preventing high voltage (HV) activation, which disables primary functions. Press the emergency stop button and then release the button. If this does not clear the fault, contact Moxion Power.
Why MOXION Power Supply unit turns on but will not transition to RUN?
Your MOXION Power Supply might not transition to RUN for the following reasons: * The emergency stop button is depressed. If this is the case, release the emergency stop button and cycle the control knob from STANDBY to RUN. * The battery is fully discharged. To resolve this, plug in and charge the unit.
What to do if MOXION Power Supply shows 'SYSTEM FAULT: SEE USER MANUAL'?
The 'SYSTEM FAULT: SEE USER MANUAL' error on your MOXION Power Supply indicates an unspecified fault that may limit system functionality. Shut down the unit for 30 seconds and restart. Contact Moxion Power if the fault persists.
How to resolve 'HV ISOLATION' error on MOXION Power Supply?
The 'HV ISOLATION' error on your MOXION Power Supply indicates that the high voltage (HV) isolation is compromised, which disables primary functions. To resolve this: 1. Shut down the unit. 2. Check if the neutral is shorted to the ground or chassis. 3. Make sure the equipment is properly installed. 4. Set the unit to STANDBY. 5. Press the emergency stop button, and then release the button. If this does not clear the fault, then contact Moxion Power.
What causes 'VOLTAGE MISMATCH' on MOXION Power Supply?
The 'VOLTAGE MISMATCH' error on your MOXION Power Supply indicates that the voltage mode was changed while the unit was in RUN. To correct this: 1. Turn the control knob to STANDBY. 2. Confirm the new voltage by pressing Switch 1. 3. Turn the control knob back to RUN to re-enable the unit.
What causes MOXION MP75-600 Power Supply twist-lock outlets to not work in 240 V mode?
If the twist-lock outlets on your MOXION Power Supply aren't working in 240 V mode, it could be due to the following reasons: * The incorrect twist-lock outlet is being used. Twist-lock outlet 3 is not available in the 240 V mode. Disconnect the twist-lock plug from the twist-lock outlet 3 and connect the twist-lock plug to the twist-lock outlet 1 or 2. * The main circuit breaker and/or twist-lock circuit breaker are in the OFF position. Set the main circuit breaker and/or the twist-lock circuit breaker to the ON position.
What does 'AC ISOLATION' mean on MOXION MP75-600 Power Supply?
The 'AC ISOLATION' error on your MOXION Power Supply means the outlet voltage isolation is compromised, disabling primary functions. To resolve this: 1. Set the twist-lock circuit breakers to OFF. 2. Set the main circuit breaker to OFF. 3. Turn the Control knob to STANDBY. 4. Remove any ground fault, for example, line to ground or chassis shorts.
What does 'OBC FAULT' mean on MOXION MP75-600 Power Supply?
The 'OBC FAULT' on your MOXION Power Supply indicates an internal fault preventing level 2 charging. To address this: 1. Unplug EVSE from the unit. 2. Shut down the unit for 30 seconds. 3. Re-insert charging connection. Contact Moxion Power if the fault persists.
Explains the different safety notice formats (DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, NOTICE, TIP) used in the manual.
Details symbols used to draw attention to specific hazards and their meanings.
Describes the purpose of safety labels and warns against illegible or removed labels.
Outlines required personal protective equipment (PPE) and related safety precautions.
Specifies minimum clearances required around the unit for ventilation and access.
Lists potential residual risks of the unit and measures to mitigate them.
Warns about crushing or trapping hazards from moving parts and panels.
Details dangers associated with electrical current, including shock and death.
Provides guidance on safe operating conditions, including dust and temperature limits.
Advises against integrating third-party software without consent and notes remote monitoring.
Warns about the risk of fire due to materials with high flashpoints and thermal runaway.
Highlights the risk of tripping on cables and connectors in the operating area.
Advises caution when lifting and moving the unit due to its weight.
Warns of serious injury or damage from water ingress and improper cleaning methods.
Details critical safety precautions related to the unit's batteries.
Explains the risk of thermal runaway and necessary actions to take.
Provides essential safety guidelines for towing and transporting the unit.
Explains the requirement for trailer title and registration before towing on public roads.
Details safe procedures and equipment for lifting the unit.
Outlines qualifications and training needed for operating and maintenance personnel.
Defines the owner's responsibilities regarding unit operation and safety compliance.
Introduces the MP75-600 as a mobile energy storage system and its basic configuration.
Provides the physical dimensions of the unit with and without the trailer.
Identifies and describes the key external components of the unit.
Details the controls and indicators on the main control panel for operating the unit.
Describes the various power outlets and their functions on the unit.
Explains the cam-lock connectors used for 3-phase power connections.
Details the twist-lock connectors for heavy-duty power connections.
Identifies the charging port and supported charging rates.
Explains the location and function of the emergency stop button.
Describes the information found on the unit's identification plate.
Explains the unit's display screen and its various indicators.
Lists and defines the icons shown on the control display.
Describes how the unit handles and displays voltage mismatch errors.
Lists the items included with each unit.
Provides steps for correctly positioning the unit before operation.
Guides the user through the process of turning the unit on and setting voltage.
Explains how to test and verify the functionality of GFCI outlets.
Details the procedure for connecting loads using cam-lock cables.
Guides the user on connecting loads using twist-lock cables.
Describes how to set the unit to RUN mode to begin powering a load.
Provides steps for safely shutting down the unit after use.
Explains how to configure the auto start/stop functionality for charging.
Details how to charge the unit using EVSE equipment.
Guides the user on safely attaching the unit to a towing vehicle.
Provides instructions and checks required for towing the unit safely.
Outlines DOT regulations for transporting the unit, including labeling.
Details guidelines for loading, securing, and transporting the unit on flat-bed/gooseneck trailers.
Explains the process and safety precautions for establishing an earth connection.
Provides guidance on installing a ground rod for the unit.
Describes how to charge the 12V battery if it has been depleted.
Lists daily inspection tasks recommended by Moxion Power.
Recommends regular maintenance tasks for safe and reliable operation.
Provides detailed steps for correctly torquing wheel lug nuts.
Outlines procedures for maintaining trailer brake condition.
Provides guidelines for storing the unit for extended periods.
Advises on regular cleaning to extend the unit's lifespan.
Explains how the unit's status can be monitored remotely.
Details the critical procedure for isolating high voltage systems before maintenance.
Lists common symptoms, possible causes, and solutions for unit issues.
Provides a list of fault codes, their descriptions, and recommended solutions.
Advises on proper recycling of batteries and electronics according to regulations.
Details the electrical power output capabilities of the unit.
Lists electrical interfaces, operating modes, and battery details.
Describes the local and remote user interface elements.
Outlines environmental operating and storage conditions, and IP rating.
Provides dimensions, weight, and tire specifications.
Details towing, lifting, and cargo requirements for transportation.
Informs users to contact Moxion Power for a list of replacement parts.
General| Model | MOXION MP75-600 |
|---|---|
| Category | Power Supply |
| Input Voltage | 90-264 VAC |
| Input Frequency | 47-63 Hz |
| Output Power | 600W |
| Output Voltage | 12V DC |
| Output Current | 50A |
| Weight | 1.5 kg |
| Cooling System | Fan |
| Protection Features | Over Voltage Protection, Over Current Protection, Short Circuit Protection |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to +85°C |
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