MPPT OVERVIEW
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2.2
Audible Buzzer
When the batteries are connected for the first time the buzzer will sound:
2 times for a 12V battery set
3 times for a 24V battery set.
The buzzer will beep when the battery voltage has reached within half a Volt of the battery
load disconnect voltage for a 12V system and within 1Volt of load disconnect for a 24V
battery set.
The Buzzer will give 4 beeps twice when the load disconnect is about to trip and 10 times
when the load disconnect has occurred.
2.3
Reset Button
Pushing the reset button cancels the buzzer.
If the unit is in
Load Shed
the reset button will reset the load but if the voltage is too low then
the load disconnect will operate
2.4
Jumper Selection
2.4.1
Low Voltage Load dis-connects:
Jumpers 1-3
Battery Bank Voltage
Jumper 1
Jumper 2
Jumper 3
12V Battery Bank
12.1V
12.3V
12.5V
24V Battery Bank
24.2V
24.6V
25.0V
2.4.2
Battery Type
Jumper 4 (Lithium 1 and Lithium 2)
12V Battery Bank charging values
Battery Type
Float Voltage
Boost Voltage
Lithium 1
14.0V
14.0V
Lithium 2
13.9V
14.1V
24 V Battery Bank charging values
Battery Type
Float Voltage
Boost Voltage
Lithium 1
28.0V
28.0V
Lithium 2
27.8V
28.2V
2.4.3
Daylight Switch off
Jumper 5
When the PV Voltage is
higher
than the battery voltage, the MPPT Regulator will assume
that it is currently day time (Dawn).
When the PV Panel voltage is
lower
than the battery voltage the MPPT Regulator will
assume that it is night time (Dusk).
In this mode the unit is factory set to switch on at night time and switch OFF during daytime.
A time delay may be introduced to turn on the load either immediately, 0.5 hours, 1.0 hours
or 1.5 hours after Dusk