6000XP transfer time
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ScropusGobbleBottom
Corn Pop was a bad dude.
EPS switch turns on the inverter.
Correct. EPS powers the loads. Can turn it off for just charging or pass through
Sounds like someone thought "EPS" sounded better than "loads". Not the best naming convention for a unit many (most?) use for far more than just emergency power.
BTW, I'm growing increasingly envious of all of you that can actually use your 6000XPs. My three units are still sitting in the box, on a pallet, in another building a few miles from where they will live, while they finish the new building. I feel like a kid staring at the Christmas tree, a month before the big event.
BTW, I'm growing increasingly envious of all of you that can actually use your 6000XPs. My three units are still sitting in the box, on a pallet, in another building a few miles from where they will live, while they finish the new building. I feel like a kid staring at the Christmas tree, a month before the big event.
I’ve had mine running for a few months now. Once you figure out all the settings they are great. Mine has been flawless, running unattended at our cabin.
ScropusGobbleBottom
Corn Pop was a bad dude.
But the loads are powered by bypass when this switch is off.
Calling it loads would be more confusing.
EG4_Jared
Online Support for EG4 Electronics
The Power On/Off switch activates the inverter and sets it to standby mode. Meanwhile, the AC Output initiates the inverter's output function. Both switches would need to be On to power loads off of the inverter.
MaikaiLife
Solar Enthusiast
So why is it labeled "EPS output" on the actual inverter, yet it's referred to in the manual as the "AC Output" switch? Does it have more than one intended purpose or feature?
EG4_Jared
Online Support for EG4 Electronics
That is the only intended function of this button that I can find. However, I will reach out to our technical writing team to have this reviewed.
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