IntelliQuip TOUGHPOWER TP-1000, User Instruction Manual

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System
​ ​
LOAD
Low
​ ​
Voltage
Cut-off
​ ​
(V
​
DC
)
0%
​ ​
-
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20% 10.8
20%
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-
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40
​
% 10.7
40%
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-
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60% 10.6
60%
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-
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80% 10.5
80%
​ ​
-
​ ​
100% 10.4
When the built-in Pure Sine Wave Inverter is in operation if the Battery Voltage drops below the safety
limits the unit may activate the LOW VOLTAGE Protection Mode or in some cases the Inverter’s built-in
protection
​ ​
may
​ ​
beep
​ ​
to
​ ​
alert
​ ​
of
​ ​
a
​ ​
Low
​ ​
Voltage
​ ​
condition
​ ​
and
​ ​
turn
​ ​
off
​ ​
the
​ ​
AC
​ ​
output
​ ​
off.
At this point it is recommended to connect a Charging Source before trying to continue to use any of the
ToughPower
​ ​
Power
​ ​
Outlets.
​ ​​ ​
Follow
​ ​
recommendations
​ ​
detailed
​ ​
in
​ ​
the
​ ​
next
​ ​
section
​ ​​
Recovery
​ ​
Protection
​
.
Note: It is highly recommended that a full charge be completed after the ToughPower goes into LOW
VOLTAGE
​ ​
Protection
​ ​
Mode.
​ ​
This
​ ​
will
​ ​
extend
​ ​
the
​ ​
battery
​ ​
lifespan
​ ​
and
​ ​
prevent
​ ​
any
​ ​
long-term
​ ​
damage.
8.11.2
​ ​​ ​
Recovery
​ ​
Protection
If the ToughPower enters LOW VOLTAGE Protection Mode, connect any active Charging Source (except for
EXTERNAL) as described in section
​
Charging the Battery
​
. By doing this the ToughPower will enter RECOVERY
Protection Mode. In this mode the ToughPower will charge the battery but will keep the AC and DC Power
Outlets
​ ​​
disabled
​​ ​
for
​ ​
a
​ ​
period
​ ​
to
​ ​
allow
​ ​
the
​ ​
battery
​ ​
to
​ ​
recover
​ ​
some
​ ​
charge.
Depending on the type of Charging Source a
​
Recovery Timer will
automatically be set. For MAINS and CAR the Recovery Timer will
count down 15 minutes, and for SOLAR it will take 30 minutes. When
the Recovery Timer expires, the ToughPower clears the RECOVERY
Protection
​ ​
Mode
​ ​
condition
​ ​
and
​ ​
returns
​ ​
to
​ ​
Normal
​ ​
operation.
The Recovery Timer can be overridden at any time by touching the
YES button to re-enable the AC & DC Power Outlets and return to
Normal
​ ​
operation.
When in RECOVERY Protection Mode the INFO screen will show the Battery Volts as Not Available (N/A).
When
​ ​
the
​ ​
Recovery
​ ​
Timer
​ ​
expires,
​ ​
or
​ ​
the
​ ​
user
​ ​
overrides
​ ​
it,
​ ​
the
​ ​
Battery
​ ​
Voltage
​ ​
will
​ ​
be
​ ​
displayed
​ ​
again.
Examples below show the INFO General Screen when in Recovery Protection Mode. The left image
indicates that the Battery Voltage reading is N/A (i.e. Power is disabled to Power Outlets) and the right
image showing that a Charging Source is inputting 8 Amps 12V into the Battery and that Power to the
Power
​ ​
Outlets
​ ​
is
​ ​
still
​ ​
disabled.
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