2.1 MPS features:
Battery System Voltage Detection
MPS can be used in 12 V, 24 V, or 48 V battery systems. The nominal system voltage is detected
automatically when connected to the battery bank.
Charge Cycles:
Note: If a started cycle could not be finished, the controller stores the lacking cycle time and
uses the next chance to finish.
All settings are ambient temperature compensated (-24 mV/K per cell) target accuracy: +/-5°C,
maximum charging voltage 15.0 V (12V system).
System Grounding:
MPS can be used in positive and negative grounded charging systems. Grounding is selected
by wiring of your MPS, see details in chapter 2.3.2.
Charging Current:
MPS80
80 A
MPS45
45 A
MPS is available in two versions:
Overload and Short Circuit Protection:
MPS advanced overload protection allows overload for a limited time, to enable inrush current
when switching on:
Type
Nominal charging current
32
12 V system
13.8 V
14.4 V (runs every day
for 30 min, if battery was
below 12.5 V cycle will
be extended to 2 hours)
14.8 V (if battery was
below 12.1 V cycle
duration 2 hours)
Charging Cycles [all values
correspond to 25°C (77 F)
operation temperature]
Float
Boost
Equalize (not applied for
GEL/AGM type batteries)
Battery Target Voltage and Conditions
24 V system
27.6 V
28.8 V (runs every day
for 30 min, if battery was
below 25.0 V cycle will
be extended to 2 hours)
29.6 V (if battery was
below 24.2 V cycle
duration 2 hours)
48 V system
55.2 V
57.6 V (runs every day
for 30 min, if battery was
below 50.0 V cycle will
be extended to 2 hours)
59.2 V (if battery was
below 48.4 V cycle
duration 2 hours)
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