Load Connections; Figure 4. Dual Load Output - ICT DIN Series Instruction Manual

compensation can be adjusted through the GUI on the optional ICT
DIN Series Power Distribution Unit. The default compensation is 5
mV/°C per cell (no compensation). Adjust this according to the
battery manufacturer's recommendation to enable charge voltage
temperature compensation.
NOTE: Battery temperature is assumed to be 25°C if no sensor is installed.

2.8 Load Connections

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Ensure that the current draw on the DC outputs does not
exceed the output capacity of the ICT DIN Series Power
Supply.
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DC-AC Inverters should not be connected to the outputs of
the ICT DIN Series Power Supply. DC-AC Inverters create
significant inrush current and may damage the circuitry or
CAUTION
interfere with the operation of power supplies that they are
connected to. Connecting an inverter in this way may void
the product warranty. ICT recommends connecting a DC-AC
inverter to the battery bank.
The unit has dual load outputs in a 6-pin connector. Utilize dual wiring for
the load connection to minimize the voltage drop due to cable length in
cases where the load cable is more than 15 feet from the unit. Use 12–14
AWG wire.
NOTE: Make connections to the load using wire and connectors
appropriately rated for the maximum output current capability of the
unit.
1. Install the 6-pin DC output wire clamp connector.
2. Connect the load device's return to either the "LOAD +" terminal for
a negative power system or the "LOAD -" terminal for a positive
power system (see Figure 4). Connect the load device's output to
the other terminal.
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Figure 4. Dual Load Output

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