Prolink Ips1202 Ips Inverter Series User Guide

IPS Inverter Series
IPS1202, IPS2202
User Guide
Version 1.00

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1. The illustrations in this document may appear different from your model.
2. If any of above item is not packed in your package when open, please consult your reseller immediately.

Overview

IPS1202/1PS2202 

Legend: 

1. LED Indicator
2. LCD
3. Power On/Off switch
4. Settings function buttons
5. External battery connectors
6. Cooling fan
7. AC output receptacles 1
8. AC output receptacles 2
9. AC inlet

Installation

Safety Clearance
The minimum clearance to the wall shall be larger than 30cm in order to ensure proper ventilation. In the event the ambient temperature is high, it’s recommended to increase the distance of safety clearance to improve the heat dissipation.
Mounting Inverter on the wall
The inverter is designed to either be placed on horizontal surface or be mounted on the wall (as shown below). When mounting the inverter on the wall:

1. The wall shall be solid and strong enough to carry the inverter;
2. The location of installation shall allow the user to read the LCD easily;
3. Two screws shall be firstly fixed on the wall (distance a s shown below) so that the inverter can be hung on the screws, recommended screw size is M4*50~65mm.
4. After mounting the inverter, make sure it’s firmly mounted and won’t easily fall off in the event of unexpected earthquake or vibration.

Batteries
Determine the size of battery
The inverter is designed with pre-set charging current and voltage. Given a fixed charging current, under-sized batteries may shorten the battery life while over-sized batteries may result in unreasonable recharging time. It is recommended that the batteries capacity shall be no less than 100AH.

Connect the battery cables

1. The gauge of battery cables shall be no less than 6 AWG with 105°C rating.
2. No matter how the batteries are connected (in series or in parallel), make sure the cables terminal voltage is consistent with the inverter’s specification (12VDC for 1200VA model and 24VDC for 2200VA model).
3. It is recommended to cover the battery terminals during the connection.
4. Check the polarity of the cables before connecting to the inverter.
5. Connect the Inverter DC cables with battery terminals as shown below.

Connect with single battery
Make sure the battery voltage meets the inverter’s specification (only for 12VDC model).

Connect with multiple batteries
While connecting multiple batteries, use the same brand/type for all batteries. Do not mix the battery bank with different brand/type of batteries.
The user may connect the batteries in series in order to double the voltage connected to inverter. The diagram below illustrates how to connect two 12VDC batteries in series to make up 24VDC (only for 24VDC model).

The user may connect the batteries in parallel in order to increase the total battery capacity without changing the battery voltage. The example below shows parallel connection of multiple 12VDC batteries. While the total capacity is times by the number of battery, the terminal voltage remains 12VDC (only for 12VDC model).

Connect AC input Cables and Loads
Connect the AC input cables and loads to the receptacles as shown below. Plug in the AC input power cord to the wall outlet. The unit will automatically charge the connected external battery even though the unit is off.

AC input voltage range selector
“NARROW’ setting:
Configure LCD to “NARROW” when connected to loads that are more sensitive on voltage range. With this setting, the inverter is more sensitive to the voltage disturbance on the AC input and input voltage range is set at 170~280VAC while output voltage follows input voltage.
“WIDE” setting:
Configure LCD to “WIDE” when connected to loads that are less sensitive on voltage range (e. g . light bulb, fan, fluorescent tube, or TV ) . With this setting, the input voltage range is set at 90~280VAC while output voltage follows input voltage.
Please note that the inverter’s transfer time switching from Line Mode to Backup Mode gets longer as the input voltage gets low. Under the circumstance, connecting the inverter with loads which are sensitive to transfer time (e.g. computer) might result in power interruption.

Operations

After connecting batteries, AC input cables, and loads, the inverter is now ready for use.
Power On/Off
Once the inverter has been properly installed, press the power switch to turn on the unit. The unit will work automatically in line mode or inverter mode according to input utility power’s status. To turn the unit off, press the power switch again.
LED Indicators
The operation mode of the inverter can be easily understood by LED indicators. Please refer to the table below for details.

LED Indicator			Information
	Green	Line mode 1 (charge current >3A)	Green flashing every 2 seconds
		Line mode 1 (charge current 3A)	Green solid lighting
		Off charge mode	Green flashing in order of: 0.5s On->0.5s Off->0.5s On->3.5s Off
	Yellow	Battery mode	Yellow solid lighting
	Red	Overload	Red flashing every 0.5 seconds
		Fault	Red solid lighting

Function Keys 

Function Keys	Description
	To power On/Off
	To enter the setting mode or exit setting mode
	To go to the next selection page
	To confirm the selection in setting mode

LCD Display
LCD displays the power flow and input/output readings inavisualized graphic design which allows the user to understand the operation status easily. The backlight of LCD remains on whenever the inverter is working (including Standby Charging Mode and Fault Mode).

Icon	Function
Input source information
	Indicates the AC input
	Indicates input voltage
	Indicates the unit works in  wide AC mode
	Indicates the unit works in  narrow AC mode
Configuration Program and Fault Information
	Indicates the setting programs
	Indicates the warning and fault codes
Output information
	Indicates output voltage, load i n  Watt
Battery Information
	Indicates battery level by 0 – 2 4 % , 25-49%, 50-74% and 75-100% in battery mode and charging status
Load Information
	Indicates the load level by 0-24%, 25-49%, 50-74% and 75-100%
Mode operation information
	Indicates the unit  connects to the mains
Charging Information
	Indicates the AC charger current is setting to  Maximum

LCD Setting
1) Display menu
The LCD display content will be changed in turns by pressing button. The selectable information i s switched as below order:
AC input voltage, output voltage, battery voltage, output frequency, load percentage, load watt value. LCD will return to default LCD display after 30 seconds. Press button to return to default LCD display immediately.
LCD Display Specification

Page Number	Upper Area Digital Display	Lower Area Digital Display
0	AC 1/P Volt	0/P Volt
1	NA	0/P Volt
2	Battery Volt	0/P Volt
3	Battery Volt	0/P Freq
4	Battery Volt	Load 0/P Percent
5	Battery Volt	Load 0/P Watt

Operating mode	LCD Default Display
Standby Charging Mode	Utility input bypass to output, and battery can be charged without switching on the unit. The icon w i l l flash every 0.5 seconds
Line Mode	Utility input bypass to output, and battery can be charged when switching on the unit
Backup Mode	The backup power to load comes only from battery

2) Setting menu
After pressing and hold button for 3 seconds, the unit will enter setting mode.
Press button to select setting programs, and then, Press button to confirm the selection. To exit the setting mode, press and hold the button for 3 seconds. Setting mode will exit if no button is pressed within 30 seconds.

Setting Items	Icons	Description
AC input voltage range		Acceptable AC input voltage will be within 90-280VAC (default)
		Acceptable AC input voltage will be within 170-280VAC
Maximum AC charging current	1200VA model
		Default utility charging current is 20A. Selectable options of 0/10/15/25A is available
	2200VA model
		Default utility charging current is 15A. Selectable options of 0/5/10/20A is available
Auto restart when overload occurs		Auto restart is off in battery mode (default)
		Auto restart is on in battery mode. Note: Inverter will reset twice every 30 sec before entering into fault mode if overload is not released

Setting Items	Icons	Description
Battery shutdown voltage setting		Setting range is from 10.0VDC to 11.0VDC for 12VDC model and 20.0VDC to 22.0VDC for 24VDC model. Low cut-off voltage will be fixed to setting value no matter what percentage of load is connected. Available options in 12VDC model : 10.0VDC (default)/10.2VDC/10.4VDC/10.6VDC/ 10.8VDC/11.0VDC. Available options in 24VDC model : 20.0VDC (default)/20.4VDC/20.8VDC/21.2VDC/ 21.6VDC/22.0VDC.
Battery type	AGM (default)Flooded	AC CHG (bulk/floating): 14.2VDC/14.2VDC (12VDC model default) 28.4VDC/28.4VDC (24VDC model default)
	User defined	After this option is selected, items 06 & 07 will take effect
Bulk charging (C.V voltage) voltage		12VDC Mode1:14.2VDC (default) 24VDC Mode1:28.4VDC (default) If self-defined is selected in program 05, this program can be set up. Setting range is from 13.0VDC to 14.6VDC for 12VDC model and increment of each click is 0.1VDC. Setting range is from 26.0VDC to 29.2VDC for 24VDC model and increment of each click is 0.2VDC.
Floating charging voltage		12VDC Mode1:13.7VDC (default) 24VDC Mode1:27.4VDC (default) If self-defined is selected in program 05, this prograrr can be set up. Setting range is from 13.0VDC to 14.6VDC for 12VDC model and increment of each click is 0.1VDC Setting range is from 26.0VDC to 29.2VDC for 24VDC model and increment of each click is 0.2VDC.
Recover manufactory setting	Recover disable (default)Recover	Enable/Disable (default)

Battery Charging Status 1.2 KVA

Status	Battery voltage
		1	2	3	4
Floating	Bat=13.7VDC	Solid on	Solid on	Solid on	Solid on
CV	14.2>=Bat>=13.65VDC	Solid on	Solid on	Solid on	Flashing
CC	Bat>13.5VDC	Solid on	Solid on	Flashing	Flashing
	13.5>=Bat>13.0VDC	Solid on	Flashing	Flashing	Flashing
	Bat<=13.0VDC	Flashing	Flashing	Flashing	Flashing

Battery Charging Status 2.2 KVA

Status	Battery voltage
		1	2	3	4
Floating	Bat=27.4VDC	Solid on	Solid on	Solid on	Solid on
CV	28.4>=Bat>=27.3VDC	Solid on	Solid on	Solid on	Flashing
CC	Bat>27VDC	Solid on	Solid on	Flashing	Flashing
	27>=Bat>26VDC	Solid on	Flashing	Flashing	Flashing
	Bat<=26VDC	Flashing	Flashing	Flashing	Flashing

Fault and warning code

Fault event or warning	Icon	Alarm
Battery low		Buzzing every 2 seconds
Overload warning		Buzzing every 0.5 seconds
High temperature		Buzzing every 0.5 seconds
Output volt high		Buzzing continuously
Output short		Buzzing continuously
Over charge		Buzzing continuously
Overload fault		Buzzing continuously
Fan fail		Buzzing continuously
Over temperature		Buzzing continuously

Troubleshooting

Specification

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