Equalizing Charge

NOTICE
High output voltage Before you change to equalizing charge mode: Make sure the equalizing charge voltage level does not damage the load. For critical or sensitive loads always check the equalizing charge settings. If necessary, disconnect the load. Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.

Equalizing charge mode uses a high output voltage to overcharge the battery, to for example help remove sulfate crystals, as part of maintenance for the battery.

This mode is a temporary mode and is only used for a limited period.

NOTE: Equalizing charge can only be activated manually.

NOTE: It is possible to inhibit equalizing charge. If equalizing charge is inhibited, the rectifier modules cannot manually change to equalizing charge. Equalizing charge be inhibited permanently (not available for the system) or by an external signal.

Part	Status
Rectifier mains	Available and within the tolerance range.
Rectifier mains breaker	Closed
Rectifier modules	Running at a higher voltage setting to intentionally overcharge and condition the batteries.
Battery	Charging at a higher volt.
Battery breaker	Closed
Output	Available and the load is supplied if the load is approved for the higher voltage, else disconnected to protect the load.