PORTABLE ELECTRIC VOLTstack 5k - Power on Operation; Low State of Charge Cut-Off; Load Vs Run Time; AC Charging Operation

Power ON Operation
In Power ON mode, all systems are functional including AC power output at the Output Receptacles. The Output Receptacles
are NOT ground fault protected. Solar charging and AC charging can also be done in Power ON mode. Use this mode when
full power output is desired.
AC Charging Operation
The VOLTstack 5k has the ability to charge from either Charging Port, or from both Charging Ports simultaneously. Charging
times and charging source requirements are listed in the Table below.
To initiate AC Charging, from Standby or Power On mode, plug AC power into a Charging Port. Ensure the corresponding
Charging Breaker is in the On position. The Charging Light should illuminate orange indicating AC power supplied to
VOLTstack is functioning. The Battery Monitor will indicate charging.
It is recommended to AC Charge in Power ON mode to ensure the Environmental Fans are operating.
Low State of Charge Cut-o
When the Battery Monitor shows one remaining bar flashing, the State of Charge of your VOLTstack is less than
15%. When the State of Charge reaches zero, the unit will automatically turn o the AC output, indicated by the
green Output Lights turning o. At this point, it is time to charge the unit.
Load vs Run Time
You may notice your VOLTstack will last longer if you reduce the load it is powering. This is normal behaviour; a
smaller load is able to utilize more of the battery pack energy than a maximum power load.
WARNING
The output receptacles are NOT GROUND FAULT PROTECTED.
Do not use in wet or damp conditions.
HELPFUL TIPS
AC charge in Power ON mode for best performance.
Check your AC charging source to ensure you have enough power available. The VOLTstack 5k has two Charging Ports that
will each draw maximum power regardless of your source power limitations.
CHARGING SOURCE REQUIREMENTS
CHARGING PORT 1 OR 2 CHARGING PORT 1 & 2
Charging Voltage 100-125 VAC 100-125 VAC
Charging Frequency 50-60 Hz 50-60 Hz
Charging Current 13.4A @ 100 VAC 10.6A @ 125 VAC 26.8A @ 100 VAC 21.2A @ 125 VAC
Charging Time* 5 hrs 2.5 hrs
*Charging Time is based on 0%-90% charge @ 25°C
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