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DR Series Features
Automation: Plug into utility power or rev-up your generator, and the DR model inverter starts charging your batteries and automatically transfers the AC input power to your AC loads. It charges the batteries rapidly and completely without over-charging and maintains the full charge indefinitely. The high power synchronous-rectification design charges batteries in three stages, bulk, absorption, and then float. When the AC input power fails, AC loads are transfer to Inverter power automatically, typically within 16 milliseconds of the power interruption. Protection: For optimum battery charging, a unique temperature compensation circuit utilizes an optional remote probe to automatically adjust charge voltage to battery temperature. In the inverter mode if your batteries run seriously low, an adjustable over-discharge protection circuit automatically turns off the inverter to protect your batteries. Other design features protect against undercharging, overload, and accidental connection of an AC source to the AC output. Easy to use: The front panel has easy to understand LED's that provide status information and adjustments which control functions such as load sensitivity over-discharge protection, maximum charge rate and more. Rugged: Designed for maximum service, all DR Series inverters offer a powder-coated chassis, stainless-steel fasteners, conformal-coated circuit board and gold-plated connectors. AC wiring terminates cleanly within the chassis. Versatile: Remote power, service vehicles, utility back-up power systems, industrial applications, standby power systems (SPS/UPS).
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New Series II Design
As an Inverter
As a Battery Charger
When connected to grid or generator the SW Inverter synchronizes its waveform to that of the AC source. locks to it and operates in parallel This ability coupled with the bi-directional power topology and microprocessor control makes it possible for the unit to offer multiple operating modes. Generator Support Mode: When charging from a generator, the generator's output voltage and current are monitored. If either falls outside user adjustable limits, the unit sheds itself as a load and then reverses the power flow if necessary. This delivers energy from the batteries to the loads assisting the generator. When operating two units in series at 240 VAC, one 120 VAC leg can be charging while the other is supporting loads. Standby Power Mode: Two AC inputs are provided one for generator and one for utility grid When AC fails, transfer to inverter power is no longer than 34 milliseconds. If the grid and generator are connected the unit can be set to start the generator after the grid has failed. After grid returns, the generator is automatically stopped. The inverter output is synchronized to the grid and the grid is reconnected to the loads. Generator Start Mode: Automatic generator start features are standard and user programmable. Gen start can be triggered by either battery voltage or load size demand. A "quiet time"can be set to restrict generator operation unless absolutely required. The start sequence is fully adjustable and is now compatible with a greater variety of generator types. Generator must be set up for remote starting and designed for unattended operation. Utility Interactive Mode: Using the Xantrex Grid Tie Interface (GTI), the SW converts energy from multiple renewable energy sources, such as solar, wind, and microhydro, into AC power, selling power you don't use back to the utility. Software/hardware revision 4.2 or higher is required to connect the SW4024, SW4048, or SW5548 to the GTI. Caution: Utility intertie must have approval of local utility company. Peak Load Shaving Modes - (1) The SW series may be programmed to operate from batteries during a specified period of the day. Batteries may be charged during lower rate periods. (2) During a programmable time of the day, power is delivered to the grid from the batteries. An alternative (lower) adjustable float voltage is employed to allow variable battery discharge depths. Three user adjustable voltage-controlled signal relays are provided to control charging sources and loads. Selecting modes, enabling features and adjusting parameters are easily accomplished by moving through a menu tree that is displayed on the control panel's LCD display. Doubling as a meter, the LCD displays INVERTER AMPS, INPUT AMPS, LOAD AMPS, BATTERY VOLTS DC and INVERTER VOLTS AC. Additionally, control panel LED's report the status of eight battery charger and AC conditions.
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