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Edison Installation and Operation Manual
6.1.5 Auxiliary Battery System Level
The batteries' voltage at full load is 25.2V and the minimum voltage to avoid damaging the
batteries is 22.5V. When the minimum battery voltage is reached, the stove will
automatically stop. The batteries must be recharged or the stove must be connected to a
power source.
Indicates that the stove runs on the auxiliary battery system and the
Red
batteries are 25% load (until 22.5V).
Indicates that the stove runs on the auxiliary battery system and the
Yellow
batteries are 50% load (until 23.6V).
Indicates that the stove runs on the auxiliary battery system and the
Green
batteries are at 75% load (until 24.5V).
Indicates that the stove runs on the auxiliary battery system and the
Green
batteries are full loads (until 25.2V).
Indicates that the stove is powered, the batteries are 25% charged and
Red
that they are charging.
Indicates that the stove is powered, the batteries are 50% charged and
Yellow
that they are charging.
Indicates that the stove is powered, the batteries are 75% charged and
Green
that they are charging.
Green
Indicates that the stove is on and the batteries are full loads.
6.1.6 Adjusting the Combustion Level (Heat Output)
The stove's input range goes from 10,000 BTU/h to 45,000 BTU/h. To change combustion
level, select the flame icon
combustion level settings.
Note: Input range may vary according to the type of pellets being used.
Even though your stove can burn a large variety of wood pellets, we strongly recommend
the use of high quality pellets to obtain maximum performance out of your stove (see
Section 5.2.1: Proper Fuel). When using lower quality combustible, a restrictive venting
system or using the stove in high altitude, you may need to adjust the "PILOT
ADJUSTMENT SETTING" and the "COMBUSTION ADJUSTMENT SETTING". These two
(2) settings are available from the "SETUP" page.
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Press on the
pellet burn rate
adjustment button
on the main status page to display the "+" and "-"
Press + or -
to adjust
the burn rate
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