About Link 1000 Settings

Series Connection If you are using a single battery bank that consists of two or more batteries connected in series, use the Ah capacity of one battery. For example, if two Trojan T-105 6 volt golf cart batteries are connected in series, use the factory default 200 Ah for capacity.

Changing the Battery Capacity Setting

To change the Battery Capacity setting:

1.Press SET until SEL appears in the display.

2.Press SEL three times. The LED comes on and 200 (the default) appears.

3.Press SET and hold it until the value you want appears.

Battery Capacity

Incremental step

(Ah)

in Ah

 

 

20 to 40

1

40 to 100

5

more than 100

20

 

 

Note: If you continue to hold SET, the display scrolls faster after four increments. If you go past your battery’s capacity, you have to scroll to 1980Ah. The display then rolls over and begins scrolling up from 20Ah.

Changing the Battery Type Setting

Change the Battery Type setting if you are not using flooded lead-acid batteries. For details about battery types, see page 33.

To change the Battery Type setting:

1.Press and hold SET until SEL appears.

2.Press SEL until Func F10 appears.

3.Press SET to select one of the following battery types: 0 (liquid cell), battery type 1 (gel cell, standard), battery type 2 (gel cell, fast charge), or battery type 3 (AGM – Absorbed Glass Mat).

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Xantrex Technology Link 1000 manual To change the Battery Capacity setting, To change the Battery Type setting
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Link 1000 specifications

Xantrex Technology's Link 1000 is a sophisticated monitoring and control system designed primarily for the mobile power and renewable energy sectors. Capable of being integrated into various systems, from RVs to marine applications, the Link 1000 empowers users with the ability to efficiently manage their power resources.

One of the defining features of the Link 1000 is its comprehensive display panel, which offers users real-time data on their battery status, including voltage, current, and state of charge. This information is essential for maintaining optimal battery health and ensuring that users have a clear understanding of their power usage at any given moment. The LCD screen is user-friendly, providing clear visual indications of power levels and alarms in a straightforward manner.

The Link 1000 incorporates advanced technologies to enhance usability and performance. Its built-in intelligence allows for automatic recognition of various battery types, including AGM, gel, and flooded lead-acid batteries. This feature ensures that the charging strategy is optimized based on the specific needs of the battery, prolonging its life and improving overall efficiency.

Additionally, the Link 1000 includes programmable features that allow users to set customized charging profiles and thresholds. Users can specify parameters such as voltage cutoffs and charging current limits, making it easier to tailor the system to their unique power requirements. This level of customization is particularly beneficial for users who operate in diverse environments or have specific energy consumption patterns.

Another impressive characteristic of the Link 1000 is its remote monitoring capability. Users can connect to the system via Bluetooth or other communication means, enabling them to access vital power data from a distance. This is especially advantageous for those using the device in hard-to-reach areas, such as in remote camping sites or aboard boats.

In terms of installation, the Link 1000 is designed for flexibility; it can be mounted either vertically or horizontally, allowing it to fit seamlessly into various locations. The compact design ensures that it does not take up excessive space, which is a notable advantage in confined environments.

In summary, the Xantrex Technology Link 1000 stands out for its intuitive interface, advanced battery management capabilities, remote monitoring options, and customizable settings. These features make it an essential tool for anyone looking to optimize their energy consumption and manage their power systems effectively, whether on land or at sea.
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