Connecting The Output Voltage Alarm; Connecting Remote Panels - Victron energy PALLAS-TG 12/50 User Manual

When dip switch 2 "Watch" is positioned on the right, it is checked upon startup whether
the battery voltage is sufficiently high to enable a start in the float mode. If it is not, the
charger is started in the boost mode as yet.
4.10

Connecting the output voltage alarm

The charger is equipped with a potential free alarm contact (change over type).
If the battery voltage is between Vmin and Vmax the contact is activated.
(See figure 8, remote connections: NO, NC, COM).
Model
12V
24V
48V
4.11

Connecting remote panels

Victron Energy provides four optional remote panels that can be connected to the charger.
See illustration 8 for the circuit board connector where the remote panels have to be
connected to.
The COV panel:
The maximum charging current of 30A or 50A, according to the model, can be limited with
an external panel. This panel, the Victron Energy COV panel, contains an adjustable
potentiometer. Limiting the maximum charging current can be useful to meet the batteries
specifications, or to make sure the shore fuse does not blow.
To connect the panel:
Disconnect the mains.
Connect the panel to the "+ pot" and "-pot" connector.
The CMV panel:
This panel indicates the charging mode and possible failures.
To connect the panel:
Disconnect the mains.
Connect the boost led to the " L_BO" connector.
Connect the equalize led to the "L_EQ" connector.
Connect the float led to the "L_FL" connector.
Connect the failure led to the "L_FA" connector.
Connect the ground of the panel to the "GND" connector.
The CSV panel:
With the CSV panel the charger can be switched on or off. On the panel a green "on" led
is present. To operate the CSV panel you first have to switch the charger on with the on/off
switch located on the front panel of the charger.
22
Vmin
11,9 Vdc
23,8 Vdc
47,6 Vdc
Manual Titan
Vmax
16,8 Vdc
33,5 Vdc
67 Vdc