Outback Power Systems MATE3 Owners Manual - Manual (Page 87)

Inverter Settings
900-0117-01-00 Rev C 85
Grid AC Input Voltage Limits (FX-class only)
The inverter will not connect to an AC source unless specific conditions are met. When Input Type is set
to Grid in the AC Input Current Limit screen (Figure 91 on page 83), this menu adjusts the limits on
acceptable voltage for the utility grid. (Frequency is not adjustable.) These limits will vary with the
inverter model. See the inverter Operator’s Manual for specific acceptance limits.
When the acceptance conditions are met, the inverter will accept the source after a delay of
approximately 15 seconds.
Figure 92 Grid AC Input Voltage Limits (FX-class)
Gen AC Input Voltage Limits (FX-class only)
The inverter will not connect to an AC source unless specific conditions are met. When Input Type is set
to Gen in the AC Input Current Limit screen (Figure 91 on page 83), this menu adjusts the limits on
acceptable voltage for a generator. (Frequency is not adjustable.) These limits will vary with the inverter
model. Check the inverter Operator’s Manual for specific acceptance limits.
When the acceptance conditions are met, the inverter will accept the generator after the designated delay
period (see below).
Figure 93 Gen AC Input Voltage Limits (FX-class)
Set Points:
 Lower Voltage Limit – Sets the low limit on the acceptable AC
voltage. If the source is above this voltage, the inverter will accept it.
If it drops below this voltage, the inverter will return to inverting if
the inverter is active.
 Upper Voltage Limit – Sets the high limit on the acceptable AC
voltage. If the source is below this voltage, the inverter will accept it.
If it rises above this voltage, the inverter will return to inverting if the
inverter is active.
 Transfer Delay – Sets the duration that the input AC voltage or
frequency may exceed limits before the inverter disconnects itself.
This may be preceded by a warning (see page 42), and may be
followed by a
Last AC Disconnect message (see page 62).
Set Points:
 Lower Voltage Limit – Sets the low limit on the acceptable AC
voltage. If the source is above this voltage, the inverter will accept it.
If it drops below this voltage, the inverter will disconnect itself.
It will return to inverting if the inverter is active.
 Upper Voltage Limit – Sets the high limit on the acceptable AC
voltage. If the source is below this voltage, the inverter will accept it.
If it rises above this voltage, the inverter will disconnect itself. It will
return to inverting if the inverter is active.
 Transfer Delay – Sets the duration that the input AC voltage or
frequency may exceed limits before the inverter disconnects itself.
This may be preceded by a warning (see page 42).
 Connect Delay – Sets the designated delay period before the
inverter begins accepting power from the generator. This is
intended to give the generator time to stabilize its output. It is not
the same as the warmup period used by the AGS function (see
page 116).