Configuration
Charger Type | Choose one of the three charger types listed below. For information about multi- | |
| stage charging, see Application Note: Battery Banks for Inverter Systems (976- | |
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| The PROsine will perform the Bulk, Absorption/Overcharge, and Float steps |
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| The PROsine will only perform the Bulk, Absorption/Overcharge, and |
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| Standby steps. Some battery manufacturers and users believe that batteries |
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| should not be Float charged. |
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| Constant Voltage Constant Current mode (also called “Constant Mode”). This |
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| mode is not intended as a standalone battery charger. It may be used as a |
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| power supply mode but still requires the presence of a battery in the system. |
Charger Hi V | This is an offset voltage ranging from 1.0 to 4.0V. If the battery voltage exceeds | |
Warning Offset | the sum of the Maximum Voltage in the present charging stage and the Charge Hi | |
| V Warning Offset the PROsine will sound a warning. If there are other sources | |
| charging the battery this value can be increased from the default 1.0V value to | |
prevent nuisance warnings from the PROsine. High voltages can reduce the life of the batteries and pose a safety hazard; the charge high battery voltage warning is intended to warn of an unsafe condition.
