PROSINE 2.0 INVERTER•CHARGER USER’S MANUAL
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When the battery voltage changes by less than this value for the
Exit Timeout specified, the unit goes to the next charging stage.
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Exit Timeout
When the battery voltage exceeds the Exit Voltage for this time,
the unit goes to the next charging stage.
Constant Mode Settings:
Voltage and current setpoints will be set, but the unit will likely be
able to satisfy only one of these setpoints at any given time.
Example: For setpoints of 13.5V and 50A, the unit will supply 13.5V
up to 50A and at higher loads, the current is held at 50A and the
voltage will drop.
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Voltage Setpoint
The inverter•charger will attempt to charge the battery at this
target voltage. The default value is 13.5V.
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Current Setpoint
The inverter•charger will attempt to charge the battery at this
target current. The default value is 100A.
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Exit Criteria
None. Unless a fault occurs, the unit will run continuously. Care
must be taken to ensure that the voltage and current setpoints are
correct for your battery type and loads to avoid damage.
■ Charger Mode
Select Standalone when a single PROsine 2.0 Inverter•Charger is
being used to charge a battery.
When multiple PROsine 2.0 Inverter•Chargers are charging a single
battery bank, the secondary chargers only operate during the Bulk
charge phase, and the primary charger finishes charging the battery.
In this situation, select one charger as primary and all others as
secondary.
Standalone
Primary
Secondary
■ Charger Type
Choose one of the three charger types listed below. For information
about multi-stage charging, see Appendix C: “Batteries”.
3-step
The inverter•charger will perform the Bulk, Absorption/Overcharge,
and Float steps
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