Friends:
I have managed to confuse myself on the proper steps for equalizing
batteries with the SW inverter and I am hoping I can get some
clarification. The instructions indicate you can't start an equalization
manually. Instead it says that you must wait until the inverter starts
automatically after setting the control to EQ.
I very much prefer to have my customers equalize at a time specific so they
monitor the process was successful and know it was successful. I thought I
remembered that you could start the generator from the control panel and
then engage EQ, but with at least one client, the generator shuts down
right away. We made a brief experiment with starting the generator from
the gen set itself and then engaging EQ. My client was leaving the
premises shortly after I gave these new instructions so we aborted the EQ
until another day. In the meantime, I'd appreciate any input any of you
may have as to the best way to EQ with an SW inverter using the generator
input.
Thanks,
William Miller
PS: This inverter requires a three-wire start connection with the
"glow-stop" setting.
Wm
Please note new e-mail address and domain:
William Miller
Miller Solar
Voice :805-438-5600
email: will...@millersolar.com
http://millersolar.com
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