LITHIONICS BATTERY, CLEARWATER, FL 33759 USA
PH: 727.726.4204 | FAX: 727.797.8046 | WEB: LITHIONICSBATTERY.COM
1. Using the SCP display/interface select your SW3012
2. Press the Enter, Up and Down arrow together to enter
Advanced Settings Mode
3. Once
Advanced Settings Mode
has been enabled enter the following settings into their respective menus
Inverter Settings
Low Batt Cut Out
12.1V*
LBCO Delay
10Sec
High Batt Cut Out
15.2V
Charger Settings
Batt Type
Custom
Custom Settings
Eqlz Support
Disabled
Bulk Voltage
14.6V
Absorb Voltage
14.6V
Float Voltage
13.4V
Batt Capacity
[Enter Ah of Your System]
Max Charge Rate
100%
Charge Cycle
3 Stage
Default Batt Temp
Warm**
Recharge Volts
12.4V***
Absorb Time
30min****
Auto Charge Enable Enabled
*Use 12.1V for systems which have “RVC”
Enabled
in the Lithionics Battery Management System. For systems with “RVC”
Disabled
this can be set lower between 11.2V – 12.0V which will allow a lower depth of discharge.
** Do NOT use the Xantrex battery temperature sensor as it is not needed with the Lithionics Battery LiFePO4 battery system.
*** This is the recommended setting but should be adjusted depending on the installation site’s intended usage pattern.
Ex. 1 - Grid-Tie Home/Building UPS would use a higher recharge voltage (ex. 13.3V) to ensure the battery is fully
charged and ready for when Grid power is lost.
Ex. 2 – Off-Grid Solar System where energy from the battery is stored during the day and then intentionally
consumed during the night will use a lower recharge voltage setting (ex. 12.0 – 12.4V).
**** 30min setting is the recommended starting point but it may need to be reduced/increased due to varying Ah capacity sizes
of different Lithionics Battery LiFePO4 battery systems. This can be determined experimentally by monitoring the absorb stage of
charging cycle. Ideally absorb time should end when charging amperage is at
1/30
th
the capacity of the system or less.
Example: System is a 12V 600Ah, absorb time should end when amperage reduces to 600Ah/30 = 20A. So by watching
the absorb cycle and timing it, when the charging amperage naturally reduces to 20A at this time point in minutes is
what the absorb time should be set to.
