Outback Power Systems FX 2024 T Rated DC Input Current, AC Input Operating Voltage Range

RATED DC INPUT CURRENT

Note: This is the maximum continuous DC current that the FX will draw from the batteries when inverting.

FX2012(M)T	190 ADC (ADC = Amps DC)
FX2524(M)T	95	ADC
FX2532(M)T	90	ADC
FX3048T	60	ADC
VFX2812(M)	265 ADC
VFX3524(M)	170 ADC
VFX3232(M)	115 ADC
VFX3648	85	ADC

AC INPUT OPERATING VOLTAGE RANGE

Note: This is the recommended AC input voltage range to be supplied to the FX. Voltages outside of this range may damage AC loads connected to the FXs AC output terminals.

All FX Series Inverter/Chargers

90 – 150 VAC (VAC = volts AC)

MAXIMUM AC INPUT CURRENT

An AC input source connected to the FX supplies power for two separate internal AC circuits – the AC transfer switch and the battery charging system. The AC transfer switch transfers the AC input power to the AC loads. The FX’s battery charger will “back off” if the total AC loads—including the charger— exceed the AC input current limit (default setting is 28 AAC). This “Input Limit” can be adjusted using the MATE to avoid overloading a generator or trip a circuit breaker. If your generator cannot produce 28 AAC or you are connecting to an AC input source that has a breaker that is rated for less than 30 AAC, please refer to the FX and VFX Series Inverter/Charger Programming Manual to change this setting.

All “Mobile” FXs	30 AAC per FX (AAC = Amps AC)
All 120 VAC FXs	60 AAC per FX (AAC = Amps AC)

MAXIMUM CURRENT FOR BATTERY CHARGER

Due to heat restraints, the FX limits incoming AC current to recharge the battery. Please refer to the FX and VFX Series Inverter/Charger Programming Manual to adjust this setting. The battery charger has an efficiency of 90%. Other factors, such as cable losses, might reduce this efficiency.

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