LD600-12 Manual
Selectronic Australia
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Low Volts Adjust LED (5) (green) FLASHING
To avoid total discharging of your battery the LD600-12 shuts down at a pre-
set low voltage. As all batteries are different, so too is the minimum voltage
they should be discharged to. The LD600-12 will leave the factory with a
setting of
11.0 volts
, change this setting if required.
Hold the Mode button (7) down until LED (5) is FLASHING,
(approximately 2 seconds) indicating you are ready to adjust this setting.
Now press the Mode button (7) until the desired value is sought. LEDs (1) –
(4) will return to Status after 20 seconds.
Low Volts
Cut-out
LED 1
LED 2
LED 3
LED 4
10.0 Volts
10.1 Volts
10.2 Volts
10.3 Volts
10.4 Volts
Slow Flash
Medium Flash
Fast Flash
Fastest Flash
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
10.5 Volts
10.6 Volts
10.7 Volts
10.8 Volts
10.9 Volts
Slow Flash
Medium Flash
Fast Flash
Fastest Flash
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
11.0 Volts
11.1 Volts
11.2 Volts
11.3 Volts
11.4 Volts
Slow Flash
Medium Flash
Fast Flash
Fastest Flash
ON
ON
ON
ON
ON
11.5 Volts
ON
After “11.5 Volts”, the next button press “rolls back” the Low DC Volts
Cut-out setting to “10.0 Volts”
LD600-12 Manual
Selectronic Australia
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Operation
Five LEDs are provided on the front panel to indicate a number of
parameters, and allow adjustment of some of these parameters.
LED (5) tells you what LED (1) – (4) is displaying as indicated on the front
panel of the LD600-12. Pressing Mode Button (7) will change the
information being displayed.
STATUS indicators LED (5) (green) flashing
When power is first applied LED (1) should flash.
When LED (5) (green) is OFF, this indicates the LED (1) – (4) is showing
the inverters STATUS, as per written notation to the right of the LEDs. In
this mode there are no adjustments to be made.
LED (1) Flashing
indicated the LD600-12 is in Demand Start mode, this
indicates that no power is being drawn from the inverter so it has gone to
SLEEP to save power. If no power is used within 12 minutes, the LED (1)
will flash at a slower rate therefore saving more power.
LED (1) Stays ON
, the inverter has been commanded to provide power to
the load (e.g. a light switch has been turned on) so it has gone from SLEEP
mode to ON. Once the load has been removed (e.g. the light switch is turned
off) the inverter will wait 10 seconds and return to SLEEP mode.
It is good practice to have your LD600-12 in SLEEP mode as often
as possible. When the LD600-12 is in SLEEP mode it uses 0.06
amps from the battery, when the inverter is in the ON mode it uses
at least 0.50 amps from the battery.
The amount of power required to go from SLEEP to ON is adjustable and is
described on page 9.
