This section explains how to configure the Prosine inverter/charger to best meet your electrical system requirements and get maximum performance using the DIP switches located on the side of the unit. You will need a pen or other
DIP Switch Settings
Each configuration parameter is defined in the list below. DIP switch settings are described in the tables on the next two pages. An asterisk (❃) indicates the factory default settings.
WARNING Risk of battery damage and fire or explosion: “Installer settable” configuration items are meant to be configured by a professional installer who is not only familiar with the system settings of the inverter, but also the ramifications of changing those system settings. Setting these parameters incorrectly can cause damage to your equipment or severely affect the performance of your system.
NOTE After configuring the inverter/charger using the DIP switches, make sure you replace the DIP switch cover.
Battery Type
Battery Temperature
Load Sense
Audible Alarm
AC Service
Rating
Battery Size
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With the battery temperature sensor installed, leave the switches in the WARM position; they are ignored unless battery temperature falls below 5°C. Between 5ºC and
COLD: < 50ºF (10ºC),
WARM: between 50º F to 80º F (10ºC to 27ºC), and
HOT: > 80ºF (27ºC).
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This setting determines what power level the inverter has to detect before it will auto start. Setting this value to 0 will cause the inverter to remain on all the time. Note that extremely low power loads (e.g. digital clocks on microwaves) may require the 0 setting in order for the inverter to stay on.
This switch turns the audible alarm On or Off.
The maximum AC current that the Prosine inverter/charger will draw from shore- power is determined by this value. If you find that the Prosine inverter/charger keeps tripping the utility power breaker, set this value to a lower level. This value may limit the maximum charging current to your batteries, depending also upon battery capacity.
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