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Innovative Circuit
Technology Ltd.
1500W Sine Wave Series
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
ICT1500-12SWTC
ICT1500-24SWTC
ICT1500-48SWTC
Inverter
855-151-000
Models:
ICT1500A-12SWTC
ICT1500A-24SWTC
ICT1500A-48SWTC

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  • Page 1 Innovative Circuit Technology Ltd. 1500W Sine Wave Series Inverter INSTRUCTION MANUAL 855-151-000 Models: ICT1500-12SWTC ICT1500A-12SWTC ICT1500-24SWTC ICT1500A-24SWTC ICT1500-48SWTC ICT1500A-48SWTC...
  • Page 2 • Do not attempt to service any internal parts. Refer all product service to an authorized ICT Ltd. service facility. CAUTION Risk of personal injury or damage to equipment! Always observe the following: •...
  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents INTRODUCTION ................. 4 INSTALLATION ................... 4 OPERATION ..................8 Status Indicators and Alarms............9 AC Transfer Switch ..............10 TCP/IP WEB-BASED UTILITY OPTION ..........11 Status and Control ............... 12 Device Setup ................13 Network setup ................14 E-mail Setup................. 17 User Setup ...................
  • Page 4: Introduction

    ICT1500A-24SWTC ICT1500-48SWTC ICT1500A-48SWTC Optional Accessories: 19” Rack Mount Tray (mount up to 2 inverters): ICT-RM2U Wiring Junction Box (attaches to back of inverter): ICT-DCWB INSTALLATION Installation must only be done by technical personnel familiar with local electrical authority wiring requirements.
  • Page 5 Figure 2: Inverter Wall Bracket Mounting The inverter may be mounted horizontally on a shelf or the ICT rack tray, or in a vertical wall mounted orientation with either side located on top (as shown in Figure 3).
  • Page 6 proper cooling and long term safe operation of the inverter (Mounting hardware not included). Figure 3: Approved Mounting Orientations Connect the chassis Protective Earth (PE) ground stud on the back panel to a reliable earth ground point using suitable wire with ring tongue termination. CAUTION Risk of personal injury or damage to equipment! The Protective Earth (PE) terminal must be connected to ground due to possible...
  • Page 7 Table 1: DC Input Sizing Guide, Recommended Minimum Battery Size Model: 12V input 24V input 48V input Min Battery Size 200Ahr 100Ahr 50Ahr Max Bat Current 150A Use Fuse/Breaker 175A Ensure the inverter switch is in the off position, then connect the DC input wiring from a suitable deep-cycle lead-acid battery to the inverter back panel input bus bars using appropriately rated high current wire (as required by your local Authority Having Jurisdiction) with an in line Branch Rated over current protection...
  • Page 8: Operation

    circuit breaker) must be provided in the external AC wiring source with rating as shown in Table 2. Table 2: AC Input Over-Current Protection Inverter Type: External AC input Over Current Protection 115Vac 60Hz 115V 15A Max 230Vac 50Hz 230V 10A Max CAUTION Risk of personal injury or damage to equipment! AC input wiring from the grid or other power source to the inverter must be...
  • Page 9: Status Indicators And Alarms

    Switch the external AC source disconnect device to ON and observe that the green AC indicator on the front panel is now on continuously, indicating the external AC source is present and powering the load. The inverter output will now be powered directly from the external AC source.
  • Page 10: Ac Transfer Switch

    Remote Triggers when remote BLINK Shutdown shutdown is activated over Ethernet, or remote panel switch System Fault Indicates internal circuit fault - clears when all fault conditions are cleared. DC Undervoltage Triggers when input Shutdown voltage drops below 10.5/21.0/42.0VDC for 1 s.
  • Page 11: Tcp/Ip Web-Based Utility Option

    If the inverter is connected to a network with a DHCP server it will be assigned an IP address automatically. To find the current IP address of the inverter you will need to run the IP Address Discovery Utility (available on the Tools download section of the ICT Web page http://www.ict-power.com/tools-utilities/ ) to locate the connected inverter and see the assigned IP address.
  • Page 12: Status And Control

    Windows computer connected to the same network as the inverter, and it will report the IP addresses of all ICT units connected to that network. The inverter will otherwise use the factory default IP address of 192.168.0.180, as shown above.
  • Page 13: Device Setup

    Figure 8: Device Setup Page Device Info: Device Name: Enter a custom descriptive name for the inverter, if desired. Model: Displays the ICT model number for the inverter. Hardware: Displays the hardware version of the inverter. Network Watchdog: Watchdog Enabled: Check this box to enable the watchdog feature, which will cause the unit to periodically ping up to two remote IP addresses to verify the network connection status.
  • Page 14: Network Setup

    Secondary IP Address: Enter an optional second IP address that the unit can monitor to verify network status. The network watchdog will only trigger if both the primary and secondary IP addresses fail to respond. Watchdog Timeout: Enter the time (1 to 80 minutes) that the remote IP address must stop responding to ping requests from the inverter, before the network watchdog will trigger an inverter output power cycle.
  • Page 15 Network: MAC Address: Displays the MAC address assigned to the inverter. Enable DHCP: Check this box (default) to turn on this setting if your network uses a DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses. To manually assign a static IP address to the unit, uncheck this box and then set the following parameters.
  • Page 16 UDP Port: Enter a UDP port within the range of 1 to 65565 to be used for applying firmware upgrades to the inverter. The default UDP port is 9393. SNMP: Configure these settings if you would like to use SNMP based monitoring. SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) is an industry standard protocol for network management software.
  • Page 17: E-Mail Setup

    E-mail Setup Use this page to configure the email settings. The information required for this is available from your Network Administrator, or Internet Service Provider (ISP). Click on the Save Settings button when finished to save and implement all new changes. Figure 10: E-mail Setup Page E-mail: SMTP Server: Enter the name or the IP address of your SMTP server used for...
  • Page 18: User Setup

    Minimum E-mail Interval: Enter a minimum interval required between e-mail notifications. Default is 0 and the range is 0 to 60 minutes. This time interval is used to prevent an un-intended flood of e-mail alarm notifications that could occur when an alarm limit is incorrectly configured, for example. E-mail Notifications: Select these options to receive an e-mail when one or more of these events occurs.
  • Page 19: Maintenance

    The unit has no password assigned by default so an Administrator password should be assigned to your inverter for improved security. NOTE: Record your new password for future access! If the administrator password is lost, the unit must be reset to return the password to the blank default setting which will also cause a reset to all the other settings.
  • Page 20: Mobile Web App

    Figure 12: Maintenance Page Reset Communications: Click the Reset button to restart the communication processor which will reset the Ethernet communication port without interrupting the AC output. All other settings are maintained. Restore Factory Default Settings: Click the Restore button to restore ALL settings to the original factory default values including the user passwords.
  • Page 21: Password And Ip Address Reset

    For improved security you should normally use a HTTPS (secure) connection when accessing the inverter over the Internet with the Mobile Web App, or use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) connection. Mobile Web App As shown above the Mobile Web App provides information on Battery Voltage, Inverter Output Voltage, Inverter Output Power, Output Power Source (from battery, or external AC source), and any alarms.
  • Page 22: Router Configuration

    ROUTER CONFIGURATION Use this section to set up an inverter with remote internet access when located behind a router. A router allows multiple PC to share a single internet connection, and must be configured correctly to forward incoming remote data to the local IP address of your inverter.
  • Page 23 Figure 13: Typical Router Port Forwarding Screen 5. Determine the WAN IP address of your router assigned by the ISP. With the example router this information is on the Status tab, listed as IP Address. NOTE: When using a dynamic IP address the router’s WAN IP address may change from time to time without warning, depending on your ISP.
  • Page 24: Text Message Alarm Notifications

    IP address. Run the utility on a Windows computer connected to the same network as the inverter, and it will report the IP addresses of all ICT units connected to that network. The IP address may have been changed if DHCP is enabled.
  • Page 25: Product Specifications

    • If the HTTP port of the inverter has been changed, you must append the new port number to the URL used to access the unit (see the Network Setup section). See the Password Reset section for details on how to reset the port number to the factory default value.
  • Page 26 24V model 21.0 to 32.0Vdc (75A) 48V model 42.0 to 64.0Vdc (35A) Battery Low Shutdown: 12V model 10.5Vdc 24V model 21.0Vdc 48V model 42.0Vdc No Load Power Draw: < 22W Switched Off Power Draw: < 15mW Output Frequency (115Vac models): 60Hz +/- 0.2Hz Output Frequency (230Vac models): 50Hz +/- 0.2Hz...
  • Page 27 Cooling: Temperature controlled fans Approvals (115V 60Hz models): UL/CSA1741 Approvals (230V 50Hz models): EN 60950-1 Dimensions (inches): Weight: (lbs/kg) 8lbs / 3.6kg NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment.
  • Page 28: Limited Warranty

    The Purchaser shall at their own risk and cost return the defective product to ICT’s factory or designated repair center once an RMA is issued by ICT. Return of the products to the customer after repair is completed shall be prepaid by ICT unless otherwise mutually agreed between the parties.

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