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VANNER POWER GROUP VANNER POWER GROUP IQ SERIES IQ SERIES
IQ SERIES OWNERS MANUAL - 7 -
1.3 Standard Features
1.3.1 Standard Features furnished on All Models in the IQ Series
1. 120 volt AC 60 Hz Quasi-sine wave output
2. Output Short circuit / overload protection through electronic sensing
3. Output circuit breakers
4. Automatic shutoff for Low Battery
5. Automatic shutoff for Overload
6. Automatic momentary shutoff/restart for Over temperature
7. All controls and AC connections accessible at the front of the inverter
8. AC input/output terminal strip
9. Load Demand including Automatic Throttle Control (1 amp ground signal)
10. Load Demand enable/disable switch
11. Built-in GFCI duplex receptacle protected by a 15 amp circuit breaker.
12. Jack to accept optional Remote Switch or Remote Operating Panel
1.3.2 Additional Standard Features furnished only on IQ Models -(inverter only)
1. Three output circuits with 15 amp, 20 amp and 30 amp output circuit breakers
1.3.3 Additional Standard Features furnished only on IQC Models -
(inverter/charger)
1. Three Stage Battery Charger
2. Manually initiated Equalize Charging Cycle
3. Adjustable charge rate
4. Charging voltage settings for gel or wet batteries
5. No minimum battery voltage required for charging (will charge a Dead Battery)
6. Jack for optional Battery Temperature Compensation Sensor
7. Automatic Power Management (charger input power control)
8.
Jack for optional Automatic Power Management Panel
9. Automatic Transfer Switch with 5 second acceptance time delay
10. Accepts one or two AC input circuits up to 30 amps each
11. Automatic acceptance of second AC input circuit
12. Inverter Disable switch to allow passthrough and battery charging only
13. Charger Disable switch to allow passthrough only
14. Passthrough capability while battery is disconnected
15. AC input voltage tolerance selector switch (90vac or 77vac switchover)
Please note: The Battery Charger, Automatic Transfer Switch and Automatic Power
Management are operational only when AC input power (shore power) is present.