Transitioning From Battery Mode To Grid Mode - Xantrex Freedom XC PRO Series Owner's Manual

Transitioning from Battery Mode to
Grid Mode
When the unit is operating in Battery Mode and shore power
becomes available, the Freedom XC PRO begins a 20-second
countdown to verify the stability of the shore power. If shore
power remains stable for a 20-second countdown, at the end of
the countdown, the Freedom XC PRO will switch to shore power
mode within 20 milliseconds and start drawing power from the AC
source.
The operating mode indicator will change to grid mode and the
green Status LED for grid mode will light up.
Operating Limits
These are the operating limits of the Freedom XC PRO:
Power Output
l
Input Voltage
l
Overload Conditions
l
High Surge Loads
l
Over-temperature Conditions
l
Power Output
The Freedom XC PRO can deliver up to 2000 watts (Freedom XC
PRO 2000) or 3000 watts (Freedom XC PRO 3000) of continuous
utility grade sine wave AC power. The wattage rating applies to
resistive loads such as incandescent lights.
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Operating During Transition Between Grid Mode and Battery Mode
Input Voltage
The allowable Freedom XC PRO input battery voltage ranges are
shown in the following table:
Table 13 Input battery voltage range
Operating Battery
Condition Voltage
Full
LBCO –
Operating
18.0 volts
Range
Low
< LBCO+0.2
Voltage
volts
Recovery
c
To set LBCO, see Adjusting Feature Settings in Configuration Mode on page 70.
d
To set LBCO Shutdown Delay Timer, see Input Voltage on page 63.
Comment
Assuming the battery is full, the
inverter/charger will operate until
battery voltage goes past below
c
LBCO and LBCO Shutdown
d
delay timer .
Inverter is able to recover and
continue to operate.
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