Outback Power Systems OBX-IC2024S-120/60 owner manual Initial Inspection, Use and Storage

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ FIRST!

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

Read all instructions and cautionary markings on the Inverter, the batteries and all appropriate sections of this installation and user manual as well as other component manuals before using the system.

Be cautious around electricity, electrical components, and batteries. Shocks, burns, injury, and even death can occur if anyone comes in contact with electricity.

Install all components and wiring according to any appropriate regulations. OutBack Power Systems cannot be responsible for system failure, damages, or injury resulting from improper installation of their products.

Install the Inverter in a well-ventilated, area out of direct sunlight, preferably indoors, for best operation.

Use only the DC and AC cables provided. Be sure all wires are in good condition.

Ensure the DC negative and chassis ground are bonded together in one place, and only one place. Ensure the AC neutral and chassis ground are bonded together in one place, and only one place.

(See page 7 for more information.)

Initial Inspection

Your Inverter is stoutly packaged for secure shipping. Please inspect the packaging and component for damage or exposure to water prior to installation. Never power up a damaged Inverter.

Use and Storage

The Inverter is designed to be exposed to wet or inclement conditions. However, it is not intended to be energized or used while submerged. If the operating platform is submerged, the recommended practice is to wait five minutes after emergence before powering up the Inverter. The unit can be used any time after the initial 5 minutes.

The MATE2 System Controller and Display is not water-resistant and is not designed to be exposed to wet or inclement conditions. If necessary, the MATE can be removed from the system while these conditions apply, or while not in use. The Inverter has non-volatile memory and will keep all its settings.

The recommended practice for storage is for each Inverter to be kept in a cool, dry area.

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Contents OBX-IC2024S-120/60 Contact Information OutBack Power SystemsWarranty Summary DisclaimerTable of Contents OutBack Extreme Rugged Water Resistant Inverter/Charger Parts Included Unit DimensionsInverter Maintenance Required ConductorsInitial Inspection Use and StorageImportant Battery Instructions Safety and Human FactorsMounting System Protection AC and DC Grounding RequirementsWire Connections DC WiringConnection Torque Battery Wiring SERIES/PARALLEL ExampleBattery Wiring Examples for a 24-volt system Battery Wiring Examples for a 24-volt system AC Wiring Connector PlatePage Powering UP Locking collarMounting the Mate MATE2 System Controller and DisplayMate AT a Glance 13504pHOT Keys INV Hot KeyAC in Hot Key KeyPress Three Times SUM Status Setup ADV Soft KeysSummary Screens Srch Input Main Setup ScreensFxmate Down Grid GEN PortBack Type Delay Roll PG1 Sumry COM Main SETUP/MATE/SUMMARYBack Type Delay Roll SETUP/MATE/SUMMARY Clock CNT Glow PG2Back INC DEC SETUP/MATE/SUMMARY SETUP/MATE/SUM/TYPEBack INC DEC SETUP/MATE/SUM/TYPE Back INC DECBack INC DEC SETUP/MATE/SUMMARY/TYPE Communication Setup ScreensSETUP/MATE/SUMMARY/TYPE PG1 Sumry COM MainPG1 Sumry Comm Main Back Repoll PC DebugStatus Screens FX CC DC MainReading a Status Screen Status Meter Screens DefinitionStatus Battery Screens Pressing the Batt soft key brings up the first Batt screenStatus Error Screens Modes Meter Batt PG2 PG1 Error Warn PG3Status Warning Screens Status Disconnect Screens Disconnect ScreensInstallation Drawing Installation Check List OBX-IC2024S-120/60 Inverter/Charger Specifications Maximum AC Input Current Model Ampacity DC Breaker DC FuseInverter Default Values subject to change with upgrades VDC SystemMaintenance TroubleshootingYear Limited Warranty OutBack Extreme Inverter/Chargers2008-01-07 Address for warranty certificate Equipment OwnerPage Corporate Headquarters European Sales Office