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to charge batteries when the inverter is powered off.
Its powerful DSP (digital signal processor) makes them very versatile and almost all of its specifications can
be adjusted via its top cover LCD or remote LCD panel, such as AC output voltage, frequency, power
priority, low/high battery cutoff, charging profiles & amperage, DC/AC transfer conditions, etc.
The MS6048D model is built with 48V DC input and output pure sine wave split phase output.
You can get 36KW split phase by stacking them up to 6 pcs.
The unit can operate without batteries connected if there is AC input power.
The timer built in the inverter enables the inverter to use utility power for the loads and battery charging at
preset time.
In AC mode, when an error is triggered, the inverter will bypass power and cut off charging instead of
power it off. This guarantees the power continuity of the loads.
It can create an AC coupled system with grid tie inverters by paralleling the AC outputs to the loads.
This allows the users to easily retrofit the on grid system without removing the grid inverter.
The AGS terminals will allow the inverter to start the generator at preset low voltage and shut it off at preset
voltage.
It supports different types of remote monitoring with Remote LCD Panel (Sold separately), Wi-Fi or GPRS
module or computer.
The BMS port communicates with lithium battery for optimal operation of batteries.
It also has a programmable “US2” setting which works with lithium batteries without BMS communication
with the inverter.
The 200% surge capacity of 5 seconds makes it possible to support demanding inductive loads.
Thus the MS Series Solar Inverter/Charger is suitable for a myriad of applications including renewable
energy systems, utility, truck, RV and emergency vehicles etc.
To get the most out of the power inverter, it must be installed, used and maintained properly. Please read the
instructions in this manual before installing and operating.
2.2 Mechanical Design