CHARGING YOUR TITAN SOLAR GENERATOR
There are three ways to charge your Titan solar generator: From solar,
using an AC charger (wall charger), and from a car cigarette port charger.
The Titan is capable of charging from all three sources at the same time.
*It’s critical to ensure that ALL THREE SOURCES OF CHARGING
COMBINED does NOT EXCEED 1000 watts PER BATTERY.
Charging from Solar
There are two sets of Anderson plugs designated for solar charging. See
Figure 1 under Controls, Indicators, Connections.
Each set is capable of charging up to 1000 watts. You can connect more
than 1000 watts per set, however, the generator will limit charging to 1000
watts per set. This can be beneficial if your system has one battery and you
want to limit the charge rate and get more power in low sun conditions.
* DO NOT EXCEED 145V of SOLAR INPUT.
If you purchase solar panels from Point Zero Energy, follow the diagrams
contained in this user manual. If you purchase solar panels from another
source, make sure it is configured to keep the open circuit voltage under
145V
SEE FIGURES 4-7 for wiring diagrams for Point Zero Energy’s solar kits.
Charging from solar
1. Place your solar panels where they will get as much direct sunlight
as possible.
2. Connect solar panels to the generator using the correct
configuration.
3. Your batteries are fully charged when the battery display monitor
reads 100% (See section BATTERY METER on reading battery
meter). It does not hurt to leave your solar panels connect even
after the batteries are fully charged.
Charging from the wall
1. Ensure the AC battery charger is set to your correct grid voltage.
2. Plug the AC Battery Charger into any wall outlet using the included
power cord.
3. Connect the red Anderson plug end of the AC Battery Charger to
the Titan AC charging port.
4. Turn the AC battery charger switch to ON.
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