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Configuring the device with the remote control
Power support function
If the generator function is not permitted by the standards in your country
because the device operates in parallel to the 230 V mains, you can use the
support function. The "AC OUTPUT" and "INV. AC OUTPUT" outputs are
electrically isolated from each other.
The 230 V power source provides voltage at "AC OUTPUT" while the battery
supplies "INV. AC OUTPUT".
If the devices connected to "INV. AC OUTPUT" require more current than the
battery can deliver, they are switched off. If the devices connected to "AC
OUTPUT" require more current than the set power sharing level (see chapter
"Limiting the input current at the 230 V input (power sharing level)" on
page 56; it must correspond to the fuse rating of the 230 V power source),
the fuse of the 230 V power source blows. For example, if the power supply
at a camp site has a 10 A fuse but the consumer devices required 16 A, the
camp site fuse blows.
Example:
INV. AC
OUTPUT
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12/24 V
230 V
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]
INV
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N
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TP
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FG
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IN
TP
UT
L
FG
N
CH
AS
GR
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ND
AC OUTPUT
CombiPower
AC INPUT
230 V
EN
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