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STEP 5:  

Remove the black cover from the MPPT controller to access 

the wire connection screws. Connect the temperature probe to the con-

troller and place it on the batteries for temperature compensated charg-

ing. 

 

STEP 6:

  Remove the fuses from the battery cables and connect the 

battery cables to the batteries and the MPPT Charge Controller BAT+ 

and BAT–

 

connections.

 

STEP 7:  

Make sure to set the AC input voltage selector on the 72V 

900W AC/DC Power Supply to either 115 or 230 depending on your AC 

voltage source. The 900W Power Supply can sit in the bottom of the 

enclosure next to the batteries. Connect the Power Supply DC output 

wires to the MPPT Charge Controller PV+ and PV–

 

inputs. The Brown 

wire is V+.  Make sure to observe proper polarity.

 

STEP 8:

  Connect normal loads to the MPPT Charge Controller load 

output. Maximum load is 20A Max. If connecting an inverter or motor, 

it

s best to connect directly to the batteries.

 

STEP 9:

  Double check connections and then re

-

install the fuses in the 

battery cables. You may see a spark when connecting the fuse. This is 

normal.  Once the MPPT charge controller is connected to the batteries, 

it

s display should turn on and you will see status on the screen.

 

Warning: Battery should always be connected first and discon-

nected last from the MPPT charge controller.

 

STEP 10:  

Route any external wires 

through the cable glands on the back of 

the enclosure. Tighten the cable glands on 

the wires to make weatherproof connec-

tions. Plug unused holes using the sup-

plied hole plugs. If any cable glands are 

installed but unused, cut a short piece of 

wire and tighten in the cable gland to seal 

it.

 

If desired, attach a security cable/chain through the features on the 

back of the enclosure to an existing pole/tree.

 

STEP 11: 

 To turn on the load output, long press the SET button on the 

MPPT charge controller. Turn on the 72V 900W AC/DC power supply. 

The MPPT charge controller will show PV input is active and the batter-

ies will start charging after 1

-

2 minutes. When the AC/DC power supply 

is charging, both LED will be red and the unit fan will come on. This is 

normal.

 

STEP 12: 

 The enclosure comes with a thermostatically (45C) con-

trolled ventilation fan. Connect this fan directly to the batteries.

 

 

Summary of Contents for UPS-AL48-180-900

Page 1: ...l Strength Weatherproof Key Lock 24VDC or 48VDC Output 60A MPPT Battery Charge Controller 72V 900W AC DC Power Supply 8640Wh Backup Capacity Safety For your own protection follow these safety rules Perform as many functions as possible on the ground Do not attempt to install on a rainy windy or snowy day or if there is ice or snow accumulation at the install site or if the site is wet Make sure th...

Page 2: ...to the battery tabs to lower batteries into the box Connect all 8 batteries in series configuration for either 24VDC or 48VDC See Wiring Diagram Below and near the end of this booklet STEP 3 Install DIN rail adapters to the 60A MPPT Battery Charge Controller STEP 4 Install DIN rail to enclosure using the two screws provided Install MPPT battery charge controller to DIN Rail ...

Page 3: ...may see a spark when connecting the fuse This is normal Once the MPPT charge controller is connected to the batteries it s display should turn on and you will see status on the screen Warning Battery should always be connected first and discon nected last from the MPPT charge controller STEP 10 Route any external wires through the cable glands on the back of the enclosure Tighten the cable glands ...

Page 4: ... Battery 3200W 48V Battery Controller Display Status Battery Voltage Charging Voltage Charging Current Load Current Temperature Overcharge Protection 28 8V 24V Battery 57 6V 48V Battery Over discharge protection 22V 24V Battery 44V 48V Battery Over discharge recovery voltage 25 2V 24V Battery 50 4 48V Battery Controller Self Consump tion 1 2W Enclosure Type Ground Mount Key Lock Aluminum Diamond P...

Page 5: ...are maintenance free and should last about 5 years in normal operation The charge controller will automatically do a balance charge on the batteries periodically Enclosure We recommend making extra keys in case the enclosure keys are lost NOTES Accessories TP SC BT1 RS232 to Bluetooth adapter Allows for wireless monitoring and con trol of the MPPT solar charge controller up to 15m Uses a smartphon...

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Page 7: ...ed or defaced Water damage Usage other than in accordance with instructions and the normal intended use Tycon Systems Inc 14641 S 800 W Suite A Bluffdale UT 84065 support tyconsystems com PH 801 432 0003 Remote Station Monitor TPDIN Monitor WEB2 Qty 4 Voltmeters and current meters Web Based allows station monitoring over the internet Qty 4 10A relays for controlling power to devices starting a gen...

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