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INSTRUCTION MANUAL
RATINGS (12V or 12/24V auto work)
EPIPDB-COM,
12V or 12/24V auto-work, 10Amp
EPIPDB-COM
12V or 12/24V auto-work, 20Amp
NOTES: For use with solar panels only
TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Setpoint
Regulation voltage
Boost voltage
Float voltage
Maximum solar voltage
Battery voltage range
Boost time
Self-consumption
Meterbus connection
Temp. compensation
Terminals
Temperature
Note: all the data is for 12V, for 24V, please use 2x.
duo-battery charging solar controller,
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Sealed battery
Flooded battery
14.2V
14.4V
14.4V
14.6V
13.7V
13.7V
30V(or 55V)
1-15V
30 minutes
4mA at night, 10mA at charging
8-pin RJ-45
-30mV/12V
4mm2
-35℃ to +55℃
For RVs,Caravans,and boats
EPIPDB-COM series
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Gel battery
14.6V
14.8V
13.7V
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- Page 1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL duo-battery charging solar controller, ---------- For RVs,Caravans,and boats EPIPDB-COM series ---------- RATINGS (12V or 12/24V auto work) EPIPDB-COM, 12V or 12/24V auto-work, 10Amp EPIPDB-COM 12V or 12/24V auto-work, 20Amp NOTES: For use with solar panels only TECHNICAL INFORMATION...
- Page 2 Major feature of duo-battery controller: (Note: connect the components as the 1-6) Connect with the battery #1 Connect with the battery #2 Connect with the PV. Remote temp. sensor A connection point for RTS(option) to remotely monitor battery temperature. Local temp. sensor Measures ambient temperature.
- Page 3 SETTING MODE: Battery type mode Charging priority Charging frequency Three leds flashing, each LED express different specifications, choose the LED first according to the following information, and then press the switch for 5 seconds until the number flashing, choose one number as you need, and leave it and the number you set will be saved.
- Page 4 TROUBLESHOOTING: 1. LED blinking, short circuit, check the PV and battery, and make sure that they are in correct connection. 2. LED slowly flashing, fully charged. 3. LED ON, on charging 4. LED frequent flashing, no charging, and there is battery 5.
- Page 5 REMOTE METER DISPLAY: REMOTE METER OPERATION INSTRUCTION: the key(from left to right) is: K1-K4, or Next , Left , Right , Set The meter display as following order: Solar panel, battery 1, battery 2, other data as four team data. Use K2 or K3 to check the data between the teams.
- Page 6 PICTURE 2. PV solar Information Next Battery 1 Information Next Battery 2 Information Next Temperature & Time Information Next PICTURE 3 K4 for setting Temperature Units (from degree to Fahrenheit K1/K4 Black Light Timer（default: 30 seconds） K1/K4 Black Light brilliance （default: 30 seconds） K1/K4 Data repeat option（default: auto）...
- Page 7 K3+K4 System check PICTURE 4 display as following every 0.5 seconds Out of system check OTHER INSTRUCTION: Specifications: Rated voltage: 12V, suggest min voltage: 8.0V. Low backlight on: <23mA, no backlight and LED. Strong backlight on: <20mA Backlight and LED indicator off: <17mA Working temperature: -15℃...
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i recently carried ou work had to disconect the leisure battery from solar panel both leds used to come on flashing but leisure bat is not lighting up on control panel i think the 2 wires touched when i pulled it out through panel but the other led is just staying on have i done anything wrong wonder if you can advise my controller is EP1PDB
The leisure battery not lighting up on the control panel of an Epsolar EPIPDB-COM series controller after disconnecting it from the solar panel could be caused by the following:
1. No Battery Connection: If the leisure battery is not connected properly, the LED will not light up, as indicated by "LED OFF, no battery or over voltage."
2. Overvoltage: If the battery voltage exceeds the allowable range (maximum battery voltage range is 15V for a 12V system), the LED will not light up.
3. Faulty Battery or Wiring: If the leisure battery is depleted or damaged, or there is an issue with the wiring (e.g., loose or damaged cables), it may not register on the control panel.
4. Self-Consumption: The controller consumes a small amount of power at night (4mA). If the battery is already low, this could prevent the system from functioning correctly.
5. Incorrect Settings or Errors: If the controller has not been set up correctly or is experiencing an internal error, it might not detect the battery.
Check these possible issues to diagnose and resolve the problem.
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