Steca Tarom 4545 - Excess Energy Control; Generator Manager

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14.3.5 Excess energy control
Excess energy control switches the output on as long as the battery has a high state of charge
1)
.
Excess energy control is suitable for non time-critical loads that can be specifically switched on when
a surplus of energy is available, e.g. electric water heating, pumping station for filling an elevated
water tank.
1)
Value in volts with voltage control and in percent with SOC control
Switching behaviour
The output is switched on when the switch-on threshold  is reached (Fig. below) and is switched
off when the charge state drops the switch-off difference  (hysteresis) below the switch-on
threshold.
Operation
‘Main menu’
 ‘Output settings’  <Output>  ‘Select function’
‘Main menu’
 ‘Output settings’  <Output>  ‘Function settings’  ‘Excess energy contr.’
 ‘Starting threshold’  ‘Hysteresis’
14.3.6 Generator manager
The generator manager switches the output on as long as the battery has a low state of charge
1)
.
The generator manager is suitable for a generator that is switched on when the battery is at a low
state of charge.
1)
Value in volts with voltage control and in percent with SOC control.
Switching behaviour
The output is switched on when the switch-on threshold  is reached (Fig. below) and is switched
off when the charge state reaches the switch-off difference  (hysteresis) above the switch-on
threshold.