Xantrex Technology 806-1020, 806-1055 manual Inverter Loads, Overload Conditions, High Surge Loads

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Operating During Transition Between Shore Power and Inverter Mode

Inverter Loads

The Freedom HF will operate most AC loads within its power rating of 1000 watts (Freedom HF 1000) or 1800 watts (Freedom HF 1800). However, some appliances and equipment may be difficult to operate, and other appliances may actually be damaged if you try to operate them with the Freedom HF. Please read “High Surge Loads” and “Trouble Loads” carefully.

Overload Conditions

There are two kinds of overload conditions:

an overload warning and

an overload shutdown.

Overload Warning When the Freedom HF’s AC load is approximately 100 W below the overload shutdown limit of ~1000 W (Freedom HF 1000) and ~1800 W (Freedom HF 1800), the audible alarm beeps once every two seconds and the display screen shows a fault code .

Overload Shutdown When the Freedom HF’s AC load increases to near ~1100 W (Freedom HF 1000 models) and ~2000 W (Freedom HF 1800 models), the audible alarm beeps every second and the display screen shows a fault code . The Status LED turns solid RED and in 30 seconds, both the unit and the display screen will shut down to prevent damage to the inverter and protect the battery from being over-discharged.

High Surge Loads

Some induction motors used in freezers, pumps, and other motor-operated equipment require high surge currents to start. The Freedom HF may not be able to start some of these motors even though their rated steady state current draw is within the inverter’s limits. The unit will shut down and indicate an overload shutdown.

Over-temperature Conditions

During Inverter mode, when the Freedom HF’s internal temperature starts to approach its preset shutdown limit, the alarm will beep every two seconds and the display will show fault code . If the over-temperature condition persists, the alarm will beep once per second and the display will show fault code . The Status LED turns solid RED and the inverter will shut down to prevent damage to the inverter and protect the battery from being over-discharged. However, when the internal temperature drops and falls within normal operating temperature, the Freedom HF will recover automatically and will continue inverting.

During AC shore power mode, when the Freedom HF’s charger temperature starts to approach its limit, the charging current will be reduced to 10 amps (Freedom HF 1000 models) or 20 amps (Freedom HF 1800 models).

The Freedom HF also monitors the internal transfer relay temperature. It automatically turns on the fan when the relay starts to approach its preset temperature limit and turns off when it cools down. If the relay exceeds its preset temperature limit, the display shows a fault code . See “To reset error codes  to :” on page 35.

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Contents Freedom HF Inverter/Chargers Model NumbersPage Trademarks Date and RevisionExclusion for Documentation Document Part NumberAbout This Guide PurposeScope AudienceRelated Information Important Safety Instructions ReferenceFire and Burn Hazard Precautions When Working With Batteries Precautions When Preparing to Charge Precautions When Placing the Inverter/ChargerPrecautions for Using Rechargeable Appliances RegulatoryFCC Information to the User KKK Information to the UserPage Contents Page Introduction Materials ListKey Features Freedom HF 1800 T All Other Models Features Default Setting Your SettingFeature Description Front Panel Freedom HF 1000, 1055Front Panel Freedom HF 1800 T Front Panel Freedom HF 1055 EMS,1800 EMSFeature Rear Panel Freedom HF 1055 EMS,1800 EMSRemote and Power Module Panel Freedom HF 1055 EMS,1800 EMSSide Panel All Models Freedom Inverter/Charger Configuration Setting Battery Types on the Main UnitBattery BulkInfo and Setting LED Screen Info and Settings LED Viewing Inverter/Charger InformationAdjusting Feature Settings SettingTo change the inverter mode setting To adjust the alarm setting Freedom Inverter/Charger Operation Display Panel OperationFreedom Inverter/Charger Operation Operating in Shore Power Mode Operating in Inverter Mode Inverter Mode Setting is on StandbyInverter Mode Setting is OFF Turning the Inverter Function On and OffStatus LED During Inverter Mode LEDChecking Battery Status Checking Output PowerTurning the Audible Alarm on or OFF Operating Several Loads at OnceTransitioning from Shore Power to Inverter Mode Transitioning from Inverter Mode to Shore PowerPower Output Operating LimitsInput Voltage Over-temperature Conditions Inverter LoadsOverload Conditions High Surge LoadsTrouble Loads Battery Charging VoltageBattery Charging Routine Maintenance Freedom HF UnitBatteries Inverter Overload Operation Invert Power Derating vs. Ambient Temperature Battery Type Bulk/Absorption Volts Float Volts Charger Output Current vs. AC Input VoltagePage Troubleshooting Electrical Shock and Energy HazardCommon Problems Buzz in Audio EquipmentTelevision Reception Error Code Condition Mode Action  For error codes  to  Troubleshooting Reference Problem Possible Cause SolutionTroubleshooting Reference OFF Problem Possible Cause Solution Inverter Applications Resistive LoadsMotor Loads Long Transfer TimesSpecifications Freedom HF 1000/1055 models Freedom HF 1800 modelsDC Input AC Input Warranty and Return Information WarrantyWarranty and Return Information Disclaimer ProductReturn Material Authorization Policy Return ProcedureInformation About Your System Page Xantrex Technology USA Inc
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