Operating Limits
Operating Limits
Power Output
The PROwatt 600 Inverter will deliver 600W or 5A continuously. This wattage rating applies to resistive loads such as incandescent lights while the current rating applies to reactive loads such as motors.
Input Voltage
The input voltage limits are shown in the following table.
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Condition | Voltage Range | Comment |
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Normal | 10 |
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Peak Performance | 12 |
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Low Voltage Alarm | At or below 10.7 V | The audible low battery alarm sounds |
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| and FAULT indicator comes on. |
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Low Voltage Shut | Less than 10 V | The inverter shuts down to protect the |
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| battery from being |
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| It will not restart unless the input |
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| voltage exceeds 10 V and the unit is |
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| manually reset. You manually reset |
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| the unit by turning it off for |
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| seconds and then turning it back on. |
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High Voltage Shut | At or above 15 V | The inverter shuts down to protect |
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| itself from excessive input voltage. |
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| The FAULT indicator comes on. |
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| Note: Although the PROwatt 600 |
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| incorporates |
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| it can still be damaged if input |
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| voltage exceeds 16 V. |
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| The unit will not restart unless the |
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| input voltage is less than 15 V and the |
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| unit is manually reset. You manually |
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| reset the unit by turning it off for |
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| seconds and then turning it back on. |
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