SECTION 4 CONFIGURATION
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Load Sense Interval
This is the amount of time between checks for the presence of an AC
power load. To save power while the unit is load sensing, increase the
interval. The range is 0.5 to 25 seconds.
Low AC Transfer (V)
This is the voltage below which the unit will no longer recognize AC
as “good”, will open the relay, and will attempt to transfer to Invert
mode if Invert is Enabled. The range of values is 85–110Vac.
Low AC Transfer (Hz)
This the frequency at which the unit will no longer recognize AC as
“good” and will attempt to transfer to Invert mode. The range is 40–
59Hz.
High AC Transfer (V)
This is the voltage above which the unit will no longer recognize AC
as “good” and will attempt to transfer to Invert. The range is 120–
135Vac.
High AC Transfer (Hz)
This the frequency at which the unit will no longer recognize AC as
“good” and will attempt to transfer to Invert. The range is 61–70Hz.
AC Series Mode
Select Standalone if you are operating a single inverter•charger to
produce 120V single phase.
If you are installing two PROsine 2.0 inverter•chargers as a 240 split-
phase system, set one inverter•charger as Master and the other as
Slave.
Inverter Low V Shutdown
At or below this battery voltage, the inverter will shut down. The
values range from 10–16Vdc.
Run Without Panel
Select Ye s if you want the inverter•charger to continue running if the
display panel is disconnected or the communication cable is
damaged.
Inverter Enabled on Reset Without Panel
Select Yes if you want the inverter to be enabled on startup if no panel
is detected after 10 seconds.
Charger Enabled on Reset Without Panel
Select Yes if you want the charger to be enabled on startup if no panel
is detected after 10 seconds.
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