Whisper Power 12 VDC-2000 VA, Руководство пользователя

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16 WhisperPower Inverter / Battery Charger
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Connect the AC Main Panel AC Live or Hot wire to unit’s AC Input ‘L’ Live or ‘H’ Hot’ terminal b.
• Connect the AC Main Panel AC Neutral wire to unit’s AC Input Neutral ‘N’ terminal c.
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Tighten the strain relief to secure the AC Input wire.
For AC Output Hardwire Connections :
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Insert the AC Input cable through the AC Output Strain relief h on the unit.
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Connect the AC Sub-Panel AC Ground wire to the AC Output Ground terminal f on the unit.
If a solid ground wire is used, the wire can be connected directly under the screw head. If a
stranded ground wire is used, ring terminals must be used
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Connect the AC Sub-Panel AC Live or Hot wire to unit’s AC Output ‘L’ Live or ‘H’ Hot terminal d.
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Connect the AC Sub-Panel AC Neutral wire to unit’s AC Output Neutral ‘N’ terminal e.
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Tighten the strain relief to secure the AC Input wire.
Multi-Function Display Connection:
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Route the RJ12 cable from the unit to your desired location for the Multi-Function Display and
connect one end of the cable to the main unit Display Port and the other end of the cable to
the Display Panel socket located at the rear panel of the Multi-Function Display.
BTS (Battery Temperature Sensor) Connection (optional):
To provide more accuracy and precision on battery voltage charging against battery temperature,
a BTS (sold separately) can be used. The BTS can also be used to terminate the charging cycle
when it senses the temperature of the battery rise to above 60 °C or fall below 0 °C. See
‘Understanding the Error Code’ E19-E21 for more details. Use the following procedure to install
the BTS.
• Connect the RJ12 end of the BTS cable to the BTS Port on the main unit.
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Install the ring terminal end of the BTS cable to the negative terminal of the battery bank.
Digital Input Port Connection (optional):
If an input power selection switch or relay is present, the auxillary signalling contact may be used
to provide a differently programmed current limit when in Generator Mode. Connect the Faston
wired connection through the auxillary contact to a fused +12V connection of the battery.
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) and Monthly Testing (120VAC 2000W/3000W
model)
A GFCI is a device that de-energizes a circuit when a current to ground exceeds a specified value
that is less than that required to blow the circuit breaker. GFCIs are intended to protect people
from electric shocks and are usually required in wet or damp locations.
Installations in marine and recreation vehicles require GFCI protection of branch circuits
connected to the AC output of the unit.
The following 20A 120/125Vac 60Hz cURus GFCIs will work correctly with the unit. Here are the
recommendations:
Grande Electric Inc.: G1520FLA-R
Copper Wiring Device: SGF20GY
Leviton Mfg Co. Inc.: GFNT2
For units equipped with GFCI, the GFCI function is required to be tested monthly.
• To test the GFCI, turn unit ON either in By-Pass mode or battery power mode. Plug a small
AC load (e.g. 40W light bulb) to the AC Output GFCI Socket.
• Check that the AC load is ON.
• Press the ‘TEST’ button to trip the GFCI protection. A clicking sound should be observed.
Check that the AC load is turned off. The unit will show the “E13” (“AC Output GFCI tripped”)
error code as long as the Load Sense (“LdS”) feature is set to Off.