107133 IC Series Pure Sine Wave Inverter

IC Series Pure Sine Wave Inverter (High Frequency) User
Manual

Code: 107133
Manual version: V1.01
Subject to change without notice

Dear user,

Thank you very much for choosing our product.

Important Safety Instructions

Please keep this manual for future reference. This manual
contains all safety, installation, and operating instructions for
the IC Series pure sine wave inverter (high frequency) (hereinafter
referred to as the Inverter). Please read all instructions and
precautions in the manual carefully before installation and
use.

1. Non-safety voltage exists inside the inverter. To avoid
   personal injury, users shall not disassemble the inverter
   themselves. Please contact our professional maintenance personnel
   for repair.
2. Do not place the inverter within the reach of children.
3. Do not install the inverter in harsh environments such as
   moist, oily, flammable or explosive, or heavily dusty areas.
4. The AC output of the inverter is high voltage, so please do not
   touch the wiring terminals.
5. The housing of the inverter is super hot when it is working. Do
   not touch it and keep away from materials or equipment affected by
   high temperature.
6. Do not open the terminal protective cover when the inverter is
   working.
7. Make sure to disconnect the fuse or circuit breaker near the
   terminals of the battery and AC output before installing and
   adjusting the wiring of the inverter.
8. After installation, check whether all wiring is tightly
   connected to avoid the danger of heat accumulation due to loose
   connection.
9. The inverter is off-grid. It is necessary to confirm that it is
   the only input device for load, and it is forbidden to use it in
   parallel with other input AC power to avoid damage.
10. In order to ensure that users can protect their personal and
    property safety while using this product, relevant information is
    highlighted in the manual with following symbols. The following
    symbols in the manual indicate that you should read the relevant
    words carefully.

Warning: Electric shock that may damage devices
or electrocution/injury if it is not avoided.
! Caution: Potential dangers that may damage
devices if they are not avoided.
Note: Important notices in operation that may
trigger the device fault alarm if they are not performed.

Specification

The specifications of the IC Series pure sine wave inverter
(high frequency) are as follows:

• Full-digital intelligent control technology
• Voltage-current double closed-loop control algorithm
• Fast dynamic response
• High conversion efficiency
• Low harmonic component
• Stable operation
• Idle mode, normal mode, and energy saving mode optional

Description of Interface Function

The following table describes the interface functions of the IC
Series pure sine wave inverter (high frequency):

Product Usage Instructions

Before using the IC Series pure sine wave inverter (high
frequency), please read and follow all safety, installation, and
operating instructions in the user manual carefully. Failure to do
so may result in personal injury or damage to the inverter or other
equipment.

Installation

1. Ensure that the inverter is installed in a dry, clean, and
   well-ventilated area.
2. Disconnect the fuse or circuit breaker near the terminals of
   the battery and AC output before installing and adjusting the
   wiring of the inverter.
3. Check whether all wiring is tightly connected after
   installation to avoid the danger of heat accumulation due to loose
   connection.
4. Confirm that the inverter is the only input device for the load
   and it is forbidden to use it in parallel with other input AC power
   to avoid damage.

Operation

1. Do not disassemble the inverter yourself. Contact professional
   maintenance personnel for repair.
2. Do not place the inverter within the reach of children.
3. Do not install the inverter in harsh environments such as
   moist, oily, flammable or explosive, or heavily dusty areas.
4. Do not touch the wiring terminals of the AC output of the
   inverter as it is high voltage.
5. Avoid touching the housing of the inverter when it is working,
   and keep away from materials or equipment affected by high
   temperature.
6. Do not open the terminal protective cover when the inverter is
   working.
7. Choose the appropriate mode (idle mode, normal mode or energy
   saving mode) based on your application scenarios and
   requirements.

IC Series Pure Sine Wave Inverter (High Frequency) User Manual

Code: 107133

Manual version: V1.01 Subject to change without notice

Dear user:
Thank you very much for choosing our product
Important safety instructions
Please keep this manual for future reference This manual contains all safety, installation and operating instructions for the IC Series pure sine wave inverter (high frequency) (hereinafter referred to as “the Inverter”). Please read all instructions and precautions in the manual carefully before installation and use.
1. Non-safety voltage exists inside the inverter. To avoid personal injury, users shall not disassemble
the inverter themselves. Please contact our professional maintenance personnel for repair.
2. Do not place the inverter within the reach of children. 3. Do not install the inverter in harsh environments such as moist, oily, flammable or explosive, or
heavily dusty areas.
4. The AC output of the inverter is high voltage, so please do not touch the wiring terminals. 5. The housing of the inverter is super hot when it is working. Do not touch it and keep away from
materials or equipment affected by high temperature.
6. Do not open the terminal protective cover when the inverter is working. 7. Make sure to disconnect the fuse or circuit breaker near the terminals of the battery and AC output
before installing and adjusting the wiring of the inverter.
8. After installation, check whether all wiring is tightly connected to avoid the danger of heat
accumulation due to loose connection.
9. The inverter is off-grid. It is necessary to confirm that it is the only input device for load, and it is
forbidden to use it in parallel with other input AC power to avoid damage.
10. In order to ensure that users can protect their personal and property safety while using this
product, relevant information is highlighted in the manual with following symbols. The following symbols in the manual indicate that you should read the relevant words carefully.
Warning: Electric shock that may damage devices or electrocution/injury if it is not avoided.
! Caution: Potential dangers that may damage devices if they are not avoided.
Note: Important notices in operation that may trigger the device fault alarm if they are not performed.
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Contents
1. Introduction ———————————————————————————————————–03 1.1 Product overview ————————————————————————————————03 1.2 Product features ————————————————————————————————-03 1.3 Appearance and interface description———————————————————————-04 1.4 Dimension drawing ———————————————————————————————-04
2. Specification ———————————————————————————————————-05 3. Description of interface function —————————————————————————— 06
3.1 RS485 communication —————————————————————————————–06 3.2 USB interface —————————————————————————————————–06 3.3 TTL communication interface———————————————————————————06 3.4 Operating mode switch—————————————————————————————–07 3.5 LED indicator/buzzer ——————————————————————————————-07 3.6 External switch contact interface —————————————————————————-08 3.7 Bluetooth communication ————————————————————————————- 08 3.8 CAN communication (optional)——————————————————————————-08 4. Installation instructions —————————————————————————————— 09 4.1 Installation precautions—————————————————————————————- 09 4.2 Wiring specifications and circuit breaker selection —————————————————– 09 4.3 Installation and wiring ——————————————————————————————10 5. Protection function ————————————————————————————————-12 5.1 Input of over-voltage protection ——————————————————————————12 5.2 Input of low-voltage protection ——————————————————————————-12 5.3 Output of overload protection ———————————————————————————12 5.4 Output of short-circuit protection —————————————————————————–13 5.5 Over-temperature protection of device ———————————————————————13 5.6 Fault protection of fan ——————————————————————————————13 6. Common problems and solutions —————————————————————————–13 7. System maintenance ———————————————————————————————–14
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1. Introduction
1.1 Product overview
Thanks to the full-digital intelligent control technology and voltage-current double closed-loop control algorithm adopted, IC Series pure sine wave inverter (high-frequency) has a fast dynamic response, high conversion efficiency, low harmonic component and stable operation. With idle mode, normal mode and energy saving mode optional, the IC Series can maximize battery energy saving based on application scenarios and requirements.
Key components with high power density and long service life provide this IC Series with continuous long-time and full-power output. And comprehensive electronic protections keep the entire system safer and more stable; IC series is applicable to various off-grid systems that need to convert DC into AC, such as RV power supply system, on-board system, monitoring system, emergency lighting system, household power supply system, small-scale on-site power supply and occasions with high requirements for power quality.
1.2 Product features
Full digital voltage-current double closed-loop control, in high response speed and reliability. Advanced SPWM technology for pure sine wave. Advanced wave-filter and current-limiting technology, with impact load such as large capacitive and inductive available. Various output sockets to satisfy customers in different countries and regions. High power density and long-life devices for product reliability. Output power factor up to 1, with full load power for long-term operation. Low no-load loss and standby loss, low total harmonic distortion (THD), and high conversion efficiency. Input under-voltage/overvoltage protection, input overload/short-circuit protection, device over-temperature protection, fan fault protection, etc. Intelligent air cooling control system for detecting the output of fan blocked control. Output voltage: 220/230/240 VAC, output frequency: 50/60 Hz (settable). AC output overload protector for safe and reliable operation. Excellent Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) for locations with high power quality requirements. Rs485 communication interface for various components. Dual USB interface output with maximum support of 5V2A. Electron Coupled Oscillator (ECO) for maximum electric power saving. Transistor-Transistor Logic (TTL) communication interface for external Bluetooth or display screen connection and interaction. External switch contact for remote control of the inverter via external mechanical switches or relays. Supported Bluetooth and available mobile APP to check the operation condition/real-time data and fault condition. Optional Controller Area Network (CAN) communication of RV-C.
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1.3 Appearance and interface description

S/N 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Name
Positive electrode of battery input Negative electrode of Battery input Cooling fan Input grounding terminal Output overload protector AC output terminal 1 AC output terminal 2

S/N 8 9 10 11 12 13 14

Name
RS485 communication interface USB interface ON/OFF/ECO mode switch TTL communication interface Running indicator Fault indicator External switch contact interface

1.4 Dimension drawing

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2. Specification

Product model

IC12-2KW

IC24-3KW

Remarks

Rated output power W Rated output power VA Withstand instantaneous impact power

2000W 2000VA 4000W

3000W 3000VA 6000W

Rated output voltage

220VAC/230VAC/240VAC(±3%)

Output frequency Output wave Output harmonic component Load power factor Rated input voltage Input voltage range

50/60HZ(±0.2%)

Pure sine wave THDV < 4% (pure resistance load)

0.2-1 (load power output continuous power)

12VDC

24VDC

10.8~16.0VDC

21.6~32.0VDC

Rated output efficiency Maximum output efficiency

>89.0% > 92.0% (30% overload)

>90.0% > 93.5% (30% overload)

Standby current No-load current RS485 communication USB interface ON/OFF/ECO mode

<0.2A

<0.12A

<1.0A

<0.95A

Non-isolated RS485 communication, power supply 5VDC/200mA, remote switch of interface integration
and CAN communication function (optional)

Dual USB output, 5VDC/2A

ON – AC normal output OFF – no AC output, standby ECO – energy-saving mode, auto switch

Default: 230 V, adjusted by communication
Default: 50 HZ, adjusted by communication
OFF ON, No load

ECO starting power ECO interval time TTL interface Indicator

30W 1min
Non-isolated TTL communication, power supply 12.5V/200mA Green – normal operation; Red – fault

30-100W (adjustable) 30s-30min (adjustable)

External switch contact interface

Switch on or off by control equipment such as external Adjust the 3rd position rocker switch

relay and mechanical switch

to ON when using this function

Protection function
Operating ambient temperature Storage ambient temperature Relative humidity Protection grade Heat-dissipating method Noise Product dimension Installation dimension Net weight

Input over-voltage/over-discharge protection, output overload/short-circuit protection, and device over-
temperature protection -20~60
-35~80 95% IP20
Natural heat dissipation + intelligent air cooling 60dB
409*249*120mm 374*141*5mm
6.0kg

No input reverse connection protection!

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3. Description of interface function

3.1 RS485 communication

(1) Default baud rate: 9,600 bps, check bit: none, data bit: 8 bit, stop bit: 1 bit (2) Interface type: RJ45, communication power supply output specification: 5VDC/200mA (3) The RS485 communication line sequence is defined as follows, with interface integrating remote switch interface (SW1/SW2) and CAN communication interface. When the switch interface (SW1/SW2) is floating and open circuit = OFF mode; when the switch interface (SW1/SW2) is short-circuited = ON mode.

S/N

Definition

Positive terminal 5.0 VDC

D+

D-

Power ground

SW1

SW2

CANH

CANL

3.2 USB interface
Dual USB output interface with a total output capacity of 5V 2A is capable of charging mobile phone/ PAD and other mobile devices, and no output when the battery is over-discharged or with over-voltage.

S/N

Definition

USB+5.0VDC

NC

NC

USB-

3.3 TTL communication interface
1) Default baud rate: 9,600 kps; parity bit: none; data bit: 8 bit; stop bit: 1 bit 2) Communication power output specification: 12.5 V/200 mA

S/N

Description

VCC communication power supply output

RX – inverter data receiving end TX – inverter data sending end

GND – power ground

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3.4 Operating mode switch

With a 3rd position boat switch, the inverter has 3 operating modes including OFF, ON, and ECO when the external switch contact is closed.

Switch position

Definition of mode

OFF

Idle mode, no AC output

ON

Normal mode with AC output

ECO

Energy-saving mode with Intermittent AC output

Description of mode Device is in standby idle state, indicator, communication function, USB output and other functions are normal, no AC output
Device is in normal working state with AC output
Device with the detected output load power lower than the ECO starting power (default 30W) will automatically close the AC output, enter idle mode, and re-start the AC output after ECO interval time (default 1min). And the AC will continuously output if the load power is larger than the ECO starting power (+10 W);

Remark: When using an APP or other communication devices to switch the working mode, the current actual working mode will be inconsistent with the boat switch position. The working mode of the inverter is based on the last adjusted position at the APP or communication device or the boat switch.

3.5 LED indicator/buzzer
(1) Running indicator – green; fault indicator – red (2) Indicator/buzzer are defined as follows:

Working state

Running indicator (Run) – green Fault indicator (Fault) – red

Idle mode Normal mode
ECO mode Battery over-discharge Battery over-voltage Over-temperature protection of device
Overload operation Overload protection Load short-circuit protection Other faults (bus over-current/ inverter over-current/abnormal
output voltage) Fan fault – output Fan fault – no output Definition of indicator flashing:

Single flash Normal ON Slow flash
OFF OFF OFF Normal ON OFF OFF
OFF
Slow flash OFF

OFF OFF OFF Slow flash Fast flash Double flash Single flash Single flash Normal ON
Normal ON
Slow flash Single flash

Slow flash Single flash Double flash Fast flash

1s ON, 1s OFF in 2s 0.1s ON, 1.9s OFF in 2s 0.1s ON, 0.1s OFF, 0.1s ON and 1.7s OFF in period 2s 1s ON, 0.1s OFF in 0.2s

Buzzer No buzz No buzz No buzz 1 HZ buzz 1 HZ buzz 1 HZ buzz 1 HZ buzz 1 HZ buzz 1 HZ buzz
1 HZ buzz
No buzz 1 HZ buzz

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3.6 External switch contact interface 2P switch interface: Inverter can work when the interface is short-circuited; Inverter fails to work when the interface is open. The interface can be connected to a mechanical switch or relay to control the inverter to start/stop (this application requires keeping the mode switch in the ON or ECO mode position) in practical application.
SW-SPST
Application drawing 1: external mechanical switch

Trigger signal

Relay-SPST

Application drawing 2: external relay switch

3.7 Bluetooth communication Built-in Bluetooth communication function can monitor the operation data, fault status and adjust the operation parameters of the inverter in real time through mobile APP.
3.8 CAN communication (optional) Optional built-in CAN communication and RV-C protocol are available to monitor the inverter’s operation data and fault status, and adjust the inverter’s operation parameters in real-time via the PV. See 3.1 for pin definition of CAN communication interface.

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4. Installation instructions

4.1 Installation precautions
Please read this manual carefully before installation to be familiar with the installation steps. Be careful when installing battery. Wear safety goggles when installing a lead-acid liquid battery. Once coming into contact with the battery acid, rinse with clean water timely. Keep away from metal objects to prevent short-circuit of battery. The battery may produce acid gas when charging. Make sure that the ambient environment is wellventilated. When installing the cabinet, there must be enough space around the inverter for heat dissipation; Do not install the inverter and lead-acid battery in the same cabinet to avoid corrosion by acid gas generated during battery operation. As false connections and corroded cables may cause extreme heat to melt the cable insulation, burn surrounding materials and even cause a fire, it is necessary to ensure that the connections are tightened, and the cables are fixed with ties to avoid loose connections due to shaking of cable on the move. The system connection cables selected shall have a current density 5A/mm2. During outdoor installation, direct sunlight and rainwater infiltration shall be avoided. After the power switch is turned off, there is still high voltage inside the inverter. Do not turn on or touch the internal devices. Carry out relevant operations after the capacitor is discharged. Do not install the inverter in harsh environments such as moist, oily, flammable or explosive, or heavily dusty areas. Polarity at the battery input terminal of this product shall not be reversed. Otherwise, it may damage the device or cause unpredictable danger. The AC output is a high voltage, so please do not touch the wiring. Do not touch the working fan to prevent injury. It is necessary to confirm that the inverter is the only input device for load, and it is forbidden to use it in parallel with other input AC power to avoid damage.

4.2 Wiring specifications and circuit breaker selection

Wiring and installation must comply with national and local electrical codes. Battery input wiring specifications and circuit breaker selection

Model IC12-2KW IC24-3KW

Rated input current 196A 145A

Battery input wiring specifications 40mm²/(3AWG*2) 30mm²/2AWG

Circuit breaker selection DC-2P-250A DC-2P-160A

AC output wiring specifications and circuit breaker selection

Model IC12-2KW IC24-3KW

Rated output current 9.1A 13.6A

AC output wiring specifications 2,5mm²/13AWG 4mm²/11AWG

Circuit breaker selection AC-2P-16A AC-2P-25A

The above are reference specifications. Please select the appropriate specification and

model according to actual situations.

The wiring diameter is for reference only. If the distance between the inverter and the

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battery is relatively long, using a thicker wire can reduce the voltage drop to improve

system performance.

The above are only recommended wiring diameter and circuit breaker. Please select the

appropriate wiring diameter and circuit breaker according to actual situations.

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4.3 Installation and wiring
Installation steps: Step 1: Please read the user manual carefully. Step 2: Determine the installation position and the space for heat dissipation. Determine the installation position (wall-mounted or horizontal installation method can be adopted): when installing the inverter, confirm that there is enough space of at least 200m reserved between the air outlet and air inlet of the inverter to facilitate air circulation.

Air outlet 200MM

Air inlet 200MM

200MM

200MM

! Icfotnhtaeindeerv.iOcethiesriwnisstea,lldeedra!inteatocluosseedthbeodxe,veicnes.ure that heat dissipation is allowed through the
! The AC device shall be determined based on the inverter’s continuous output power. The impact
power of the AC device cannot be higher than the inverter’s instantaneous impact power. Otherwise, the inverter may be damaged. Before wiring, switch the inverter to the OFF. Do not close the circuit breaker or fuse during wiring, and check if the electrode leads of each component are properly connected. The battery terminal shall be equipped with a fuse selected according to 2-2.5 times of the rated input current of the inverter, and the fuse must be at least 150 mm away from the battery terminal. There is no reverse connection protection for the input, check if the Positive and Negative are connected correctly before connecting.
Wiring sequence: 3.1 Ground wire

Grounding wire 10

3.2 Positive/Negative wires of storage battery

BAT+: Positive BAT-: Negative

!

! There is no reverse connection protection for the input, check if the Positive and Negative are
connected correctly before connecting, or the inverter may be damaged!

3.3 AC device 1) The device has two AC output interfaces. Connect the load device to the following 3P terminals if the power of a single load device is higher than 70% of the rated power, defined as follows:

N L

Single strand copper wire with a wire diameter less than 4 mm² is recommended; Add soldering tin to the wiring place to make it integral and insert it into the corresponding hole if multiple strands of wire are used; Please connect the ground wire first, then the fire wire L and zero wire N.
N L

Stop the inverter to remove the wiring, then use a sharp tool to insert the small hole above the interface and pull out the connecting wire by force.
N L
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2) The inverter is equipped with the following two AC terminals, the maximum current bearing capacity of which is 10A.

Step 4: Start the inverter 4.1 Close the circuit breaker at the inverter’s DC input terminal or the fuse at the battery; 4.2 Short circuit the inverter’s external switch contact interface (short-circuited for factory); 4.3 Set the inverter’s mode switch to ON to start the inverter output: The running indicator is always green, and AC power output is normal; 4.4 Close the circuit breakers on the AC load line, turn on the AC load one by one, and check the operating status of the inverter and the load; 4.5 If the fault indicator is red with a buzzer alarm after starting the inverter, please turn off the load and inverter and refer to Common Problems and Solutions for troubleshooting. Repeat the preceding steps after the fault is rectified.
5. Protection function

5.1 Input of over-voltage protection

When the battery voltage is higher than the input voltage of over-voltage protection, turn off the AC output, and the fault indicator lamp and buzzer will prompt; When the battery voltage is lower than the input voltage (1V) of over-voltage protection, the AC output is recovered.

12V system

24V system

Input voltage of over-voltage protection Input recovery voltage of over-voltage
protection

16.0V 15.0V

32.0V 31.0V

Although the inverter has an input of overvoltage protection, the input voltage of the 12 V system shall not be
! ! higher than 20 V; The 24 V system input voltage shall not be higher than 35 V, otherwise, the inverter may be damaged.

5.2 Input of low-voltage protection
When the battery voltage is lower than the input voltage of low-voltage protection, turn off the AC output, and the fault indicator lamp and buzzer will prompt; When the battery voltage is higher than the input recovery voltage of low-voltage protection, the AC output is recovered.

Input voltage of over-voltage protection Input recovery voltage of low-voltage
protection

12V system 10.8V 12.0V

24V system 21.6V 24.0V

5.3 Output of overload protection

Make corresponding protection according to different overload levels when the AC load is greater than the rated output power, as follows:

Load power 102%Po120% 120%Po150%
Po150%

Possible duration 1min 30s 10s

The AC output has three automatic recoveries for inverter’s overload protection (the first time delay is 5S,
! the second time delay is 10!s, and the third time delay is 15s). The AC output will not automatically recover
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5.4 Output of short-circuit protection

When the AC output L/N is short-circuited, the inverter automatically turns off the AC output, and fault indicator

and buzzer prompt.

!

The AC output has three automatic recoveries for inverter’s short-circuit protection (the first time delay
! is 5S, the second time delay is 10s, and the third time delay is 15s). The AC output will not automatically

recover at the fourth time until restarting the inverter after removing the faults.

5.5 Over-temperature protection of device

With multiple internal temperature detections, the device under any temperature higher than the device overtemperature protection will automatically turn off the AC output, and fault indicator and buzzer will prompt; The AC output will be recovered if the temperature is lower than the over-temperature protection.

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!

Please keep a full power for

good ventilation a long time.

environment

to

ensure

that

the

inverter

can

operate

reliably

and

stably

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5.6 Fault protection of fan

If the fan is blocked or not operate for other reasons, the AC output of the inverter can only work within 30% of the rated output power and will be turned off when the load power is higher than 30% of the rated power.

!

To ensure that the inverter can run reliably and stably at full power for a long time, please keep a good installation environment to avoid fan blocking by oil and wire. And check the fan operation regularly.

6. Common problems and solutions

S/N

Phenomenon

Red light flashing

1

slowly, green light off, buzzer buzzing,

no AC output

Red light flashing

2

quickly, green light off, buzzer buzzing,

no AC output

Red light single flashing, green light 3 always on, buzzer buzzing, with AC output

Red light single

4

flashing, green light off, buzzer buzzing,

no AC output

Cause

Possible cause

Over-low battery input voltage

1. Excessive voltage drop due to over-small battery wiring diameter 2. Low battery power.

Over-high battery input voltage

1. Mismatch between battery voltage and device system voltage

Solutions
1. Choose the suitable wires; 2. Timely charge the battery until the low voltage recovery voltage can self-restore the output.
Measure the positive and negative terminal voltage of the device with a voltmeter to determine whether they are higher than the overvoltage protection voltage, and recover by adjusting the input voltage

Overload

Power of load device higher than Check whether the AC load is within the rated

rated output power

power range of the inverter;

Overload

Power of load device higher than rated output power

Check whether the AC load is within the rated power range of the inverter; Eliminate the load overload fault and restart the inverter to restore normal operation.

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Red light always on, green light off, buzzer buzzing, no AC output

Load short-circuited

1. AC output of the inverter short-circuited 2. AC device L/N short-circuited

Check whether the AC load wiring is shortcircuited; Eliminate the load short-circuit fault and restart the inverter to restore normal operation.

Red light double

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flashing, green light off, buzzer buzzing,

no AC output

Over-high device temperature

Internal temperature of device higher than the set overtemperature protection

Improve the quality of ventilation, clear the vent, reduce the temperature around the inverter, and restart the device after the temperature is reduced. Please derate the amount if troubleshooting fails.

Red light and green

light single flashing,

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buzzer buzzing, with AC output or unable

to reach the rated

power output

Fan fault

Fan blocked by any object

Check whether the fan works properly.

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7. System maintenance
In order to maintain the best long-term performance, it is recommended to conduct following checks twice a year. Make sure that the airflow around the inverter is smooth and remove any dirt or debris from the heat sink. Check whether all exposed wires are damaged by exposure to sunlight, friction with other objects around them, dryness, bite by insects or rodents, etc. The wires shall be repaired or replaced if necessary. Verify for the consistency of indicator and display with the operation of the device. Please pay attention to any faults or errors, and take corrective actions if necessary. Check all wiring terminals for corrosion, insulation damage, signs of high temperature or burning/ discoloration, and tighten the screws. Check for dirt, nesting insects and corrosion, and clean up as required. The arrester failed shall be replaced in time against lightning damage to the inverter or even other device of the user. Danger of electric shock! Make sure that the inverter power is disconnected and the power in the capacitor is discharged before carrying out the corresponding checks or operations!
The Company does not assume any liability for damage caused by: Improper use or use in improper site. Current, voltage and power of the load exceeding the limit of the inverter. Temperature in the operating environment exceeding the limited operating temperature range. Arcing, fire and explosion caused by failure to follow inverter markings or manual instructions. Disassemble and repair the inverter without permission. Force majeure. Damage that occurs in transportation or handling of the inverter
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