Telair TIG 3000G, Use And Maintenance Manual

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TIG 3000 G
Vers. 001
20
GB
alternate
when the generator makes 230 V~ voltage avail-
able
output voltage
delivered power
total hours of operation.
4 attempts are performed at the end of which, if
the generator fails to start, an alarm signal is
produced with the corresponding red LED (Fig.30
ref. 8) lighting up and the display showing the
icon
.
8.5 Generating set stop
Press the START/STOP button. The generating
set stops on stand-by, the display shows the
icons
.
.
repeatedly in succession.
8.6 Starting the generating set in automatic
mode
Press the AUTO button: the corresponding LED
lights up on and the display shows the icons
.
.
repeatedly in succession.
The generator will start when the connected bat-
tery voltage drops below the set threshold (de-
fault is 12.0 volts).
Once the generator has started the display
shows in sequence the icons
.
.
.
.
.
.
The generator will stop automatically when the
connected battery voltage rises above the set
threshold (default is 13.8 Volt).
In any case, the generator will remain in opera-
tion for at least 15 minutes.
Note that the required battery charging time
changes according to the battery capacity,
maximum current delivered by the battery
charger used and the ambient temperature in the
battery environment.
In the event that, in addition to the battery
charger, a minimal default load is connected
(around 300 Watt), the generator will not shut off.
The AUTO mode can be activated whether the
generator is active or on stand-by.
The AUTO mode is automatically deactivated
when the START/STOP button is pressed.
8.7 Remote starting
The generator can be started using a remote
control from another device (battery charger,
SMS box, etc.), using the REMOTE connector
(Fig. 22 ref. 4). The galvanically isolated C and
NO terminals are attached to this connector by a
relay controlled from an external device.
To carry out a remote start-up, turn the switch on
the control panel to the ON position (Fig. 30 ref.
1), without starting the generator. At this point the
generator is ready to receive a command on the
REMOTE connector: when the contact is closed,