GRECELL T1 PRO User Manual
Thanks for your purchase from GRECELL. For the best performance and safety purposes, please read this manual carefully before use. Please keep this manual for further reference.
A CHARGE FIRST! Please fully charge your new 2200W Power Station before first use. Highly recommend charging 2200W Power Station when battery indicates less than 20%.
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
The GRECELL T1 PRO features a comprehensive design with various ports and indicators. Below is a breakdown of the product's components:
- 1 LCD Screen Display: Shows input/output power, battery level, and status indicators.
- 2 USB-C Outputs: High-speed USB-C ports for charging devices.
- 3 USB-A Outputs: Standard USB-A ports for charging devices.
- 4 AC Outputs: AC outlets for powering larger appliances.
- 5 Anderson Input: Port for connecting solar panels or other DC inputs.
- 6 Car Outlet Output: 12V DC output for car accessories.
- 7 DC 55*25 Outputs: Additional DC outputs.
- 8 AC Input: Port for AC charging.
- 9 Overload Protection: Indicator for overload status.
- 10 Air Intake Vent with Cooling Fans: Vents for cooling the internal components.
- 11 LED Light: Integrated LED light for illumination.
BUTTONS FUNCTION
The T1 PRO is controlled via several buttons:
- 1 Power On/Off Control Button/LCD Button: Long press to turn the power station on/off. Short press to turn the LCD screen on/off. Double click to enter/exit ECO mode. Long press for 15 seconds to reset the power station.
- 2 AC Control Button (50Hz/60Hz Switching Control): Long press for 2 seconds to turn AC outputs on/off. Press and hold the AC button and LCD button simultaneously for 3 seconds to enter frequency switching mode (50Hz/60Hz icon flashes). Press the AC button to switch frequency. Double-click the AC button to turn the constant power mode (2000W) on/off.
- 3 DC Control Button: Short press to turn on USB and DC outputs. Long press for 2 seconds to turn off USB and DC outputs.
- 4 AC Input Button (600W/1200W Switching Control): In AC charging state, short press to switch between 600W and 1200W maximum input power. This button is invalid when not charging.
LCD FEATURES
The LCD screen provides detailed information:
Indicators:
- 1. Charging abnormality & warning
- 2. Trickle charge/Healthy charge
- 3. High temperature protection & warning
- 4. Low temperature protection & warning
- 5. Constant power mode
- 6. EPS mode
- 7. Fan status
- 8. Output abnormal protection & warning
- 9. Input power
- 10. AC charging status
- 11. DC Charging status
- 12. AC outlet auto reload
- 13. Battery level indicator
- 14. Charging time & available time
- 15. DC or car outlet output status
- 16. USB-A or USB-C output status
- 17. AC output status
- 18. 50Hz or 60Hz AC output frequency
- 19. Output power
Note: The LCD Screen enters Sleep Mode after 60s of inactivity and wakes up when a charging cord is plugged in or any button is pressed. When the battery level falls below 5%, the '%' symbol will flash.
ACCESSORY LIST
The following accessories are included or recommended:
- MC4 to Anderson Cable
- AC Charger
- Car Charger
- User Manual
- Cable Storage Bag
It is recommended to use 120W/200W/300W/400W/600W Solar Panels (not included).
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
General Specs | Details |
---|---|
Rated Capacity | 1126.4Wh (51.2V/22Ah/22000mAh) |
Product Size | 39.6 x 23.45 x 23.36cm |
Net Weight | about 15.8kg |
Weight (including accessories) | about 16.8kg |
Input | Details |
Solar Charge Input | 12-60V/15A Max, 600W Max |
Car Charger | 12/24V |
Recharging Input | AC100~120V, 50/60Hz 1200W Max |
Output | Details |
AC Output Voltage | AC110V±10% - 50/60Hz |
Rated Output Power | 2200W |
Output Waveform | Pure Sine Wave |
Overload Protection Power | 3600W |
LED Light Output | 5W |
Car Outlet Output | 13.3V ⎓ 10A |
DC 5.5*2.5 Output x 2 | 13.3V ⎓ 8A (each) |
USB-C Output x 2 | PD100W (each) |
USB-A x2 / USB-C Output x 2 | QC3.0 18W Max, 48W Total |
Total Output | 133W |
Battery | Details |
Charging Temp | 10°C-40°C (50°F-104°F) |
Storage Temp | -20°C-60°C (-4°F-140°F) |
Operating Temp | -10°C-40°C (14°F-104°F) |
Battery Type | Lithium Iron Phosphate (LiFePo4) |
SOLAR PANEL CHARGING
Do not charge the unit via a solar panel that operates voltage exceeding 60V. Support 600W max solar input (solar panels not included); the charging time depends on the solar light intensity. If the solar panels produce 600 watts of power, then it can be fully charged within 2-3 hours.
Connecting Pattern 1:
Connect the device to the Anderson port using the MC4 to Anderson cable. Connect the solar panel to the MC4 connector.
Connecting Pattern 2:
Connect multiple solar panels in series or parallel to the MC4 connectors, then use the MC4 to Anderson cable to connect to the device's Anderson port.
AC CHARGER CHARGING
Please use the provided AC charger. It will be fully charged in about 125 minutes with a 600W AC input and in about 75 minutes with a 1200W AC input. Connect the AC charger to the device's AC input port and a wall socket using the AC charging cable.
CAR CHARGER CHARGING
Use the provided 12V car charger. Charging time for 12V car charger is about 9-10 hours, and for 24V car charger is about 4.5-5.5 hours. Car charging is typically low power (90-120W). For a quicker charge, use the AC adapter. Connect the car charger to the device's Anderson port and the car's 12V/24V socket using the car charging cable.
EPS MODE
EPS Function: This product has a bypass mode, allowing direct output from the AC without passing through the battery. In EPS mode, if the mains AC input is cut off due to a power outage, the product automatically switches to the internal battery within 20ms to ensure continuous AC output.
EPS Connections: Connect the product between the wall socket and the electrical appliances. Ensure the product is in the ON state. When appliances are turned on, they will use AC power from the grid. If the power grid fails, the product automatically switches to its internal battery.
Note: In EPS mode, when charging and discharging simultaneously: AC is straight-through output if charging power is less than 1200W. AC charging + AC discharge total power should not exceed 1920W.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Power Output Attention: Press the output switch to select the desired outlet type. The corresponding button must be pressed to activate the port. The LCD display will turn on and show charging output information. The LCD screen will automatically turn off when no output is activated.
Cooling Fan: The internal cooling fan ensures the product operates within the proper temperature range. The fan turns on automatically under high output load, during discharging and charging, or when the AC circuit is activated to maintain normal operation.
Fan on condition: The cell temperature is greater than 55°C±5°C, the AC output power is greater than 1000W, or the inverter radiator temperature is greater than 90°C±5°C.
Overload Protection (Rated Power Mode):
- Rated power 2200W, Load ≤ 2200W for long-term operation.
- 2.45KW < load ≤ 2.88KW: Enter overload protection after 5-10 seconds.
- 2.88KW < load ≤ 3.6KW: Enter overload protection after 1-5 seconds.
- load > 3.6KW: Immediately enter overload protection.
After overload release, press the button to restore normal output.
Constant Power Mode:
- Compatible with 99% of resistive equipment with load < 2000W.
- Does not support constant power when AC charging.
- When Load > 2.0KW, enter constant power 2000±50W.
- When Output voltage=90V±5V and power > 2100W, shutdown occurs after 5-10 seconds.
Power Saving Sleep Mode (ECO Mode): When output power is less than 5W, the device enters hibernation after more than 8 hours. It can be awakened by charging or pressing any button. When not in use, press the switch button to turn off the output.
FAULT RESOLUTION
Refer to the table below for fault codes, types, and release operations:
Fault Code | Fault Type | Fault Release Operation |
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E1 | DC and BMS communication abnormality | Reboot |
E2 | DC main control and DC auxiliary control communication abnormality | Reboot |
E3 | DC and inverter (AC) communication abnormality | Reboot |
E5 | USB-A output abnormality | Remove the load, check the load specifications, and turn the output back on |
E6 | USB-C output abnormality | Remove the load, check the load specifications, and turn the output back on |
E7 | DC discharge abnormality | Remove the load, check the load specifications, and turn the output back on |
E9 | Lighting output abnormality | Reboot |
E19 | Abnormal car outlet output | Remove the load, check the load specifications, and turn the output back on |
E21 | BMS-Battery single unit over-voltage | Remove the charger, insert the load and discharge to recover the voltage |
E22 | BMS-Battery total voltage over-voltage | Remove the charger, insert the load and discharge to recover the voltage |
E23 | BMS-Battery single undervoltage | Remove the load, plug in the charger and charge to recover the voltage |
E24 | BMS-Battery total voltage undervoltage | Remove the load, plug in the charger and charge to recover the voltage |
E26 | BMS-Charging overcurrent protection | Check the charger specifications, remove the charger |
E27 | BMS-Discharge overcurrent protection | Remove the load, check the load specifications, plug in the charger |
E28 | BMS-Charging short circuit | Check the charger specifications, remove the charger |
E29 | BMS-Discharging short circuit | Remove the load, check the load specifications, Plug in the charger |
E30 | BMS-High Charging temperature | Wait for the temperature to normalize |
E31 | BMS-Low Charging temperature | Wait for the temperature to normalize |
E32 | BMS-High Discharging temperature | Wait for the temperature to normalize |
E33 | BMS-Low Discharging temperature | Wait for the temperature to normalize |
E34 | BMS-High pcb temperature | Wait for the temperature to normalize |
E35 | BMS-Low pcb temperature | Wait for the temperature to normalize |
E36 | BMS-High MOS temperature | Wait for the temperature to normalize |
E40 | BMS-NTC failure | After-sales service |
E42 | BMS-AFE reference voltage abnormality | After-sales service |
E50 | Low grid voltage | Remove the charging cable, check the grid specifications, reboot and charge |
E51 | High grid voltage | Remove the charging cable, check the grid specifications, reboot and charge |
E52 | Low grid frequency | Remove the charging cable, check the grid specifications, reboot and charge |
E53 | High grid frequency | Remove the charging cable, check the grid specifications, reboot and charge |
E56 | Battery undervoltage | Remove the charger, insert the load and discharge to recover the voltage |
E58 | High battery voltage | Remove the charger, plug in the load and discharge until the voltage is restored |
E59 | Overload alarm | Remove the load, check the load specifications, and turn the output back on |
E60 | PV over-voltage | Remove the charger, check the PV panel specifications, turn on again and charge |
E61 | PV overcurrent | Remove the charger, check the PV panel specifications, turn on again and charge |
E62 | Abnormal PV power mode | Remove the charger, check the PV panel specifications, reboot and charge |
E74 | Inverter NTC abnormal | Reboot |
E76 | PV charging software detection timeout without normal charging | Remove the charger, check the PV panel specifications, reboot and charge |
E77 | AC connection abnormal | Remove the charger, check the charger specifications, reboot and charge |
E82 | Software detection startup timeout | Remove the load, reboot |
E83 | Inverter output short circuit | Remove the load, check the load specifications, reboot |
E84 | Low bus voltage | Remove the load, reboot |
E85 | High bus voltage | Remove the load, reboot |
E86 | Bus short circuit | Remove the load, check the load specifications, reboot |
E87 | Inverter overcurrent | Remove the load, check the load specifications, Reboot |
E89 | Heat sink over temperature | Wait for normal the temperature, Reboot |
E90 | Battery discharge overcurrent | Remove the load, check the load specifications, Reboot |
E91 | Battery charging overcurrent | Remove the charger, check the charger specifications, reboot and charge |
E93 | Abnormal Inverter output | Remove the load, check the load specifications, reboot |
E94 | Inverter output always overloaded | Remove the load, check the load specifications, reboot |
E95 | Abnormal Input relay | Remove the charger, check the charger specifications, reboot and charge |
E96 | Fan failure | Remove the load, reboot |
Please contact GRECELL after-sales service if the fault is not resolved.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
The device does not discharge:
- Check if the connecting wire is inserted correctly.
- Check if the total output power exceeds the rated output power.
- Check if the equipment's temperature is too high.
The device is not charging:
- Confirm that the AC socket and AC charging cable are fully inserted into the AC input terminal.
- Confirm that the battery pack wiring is in good condition and the battery pack switch is turned on.
- The device may not charge immediately after discharge. Allow it to rest for an hour before trying again, as it might be in over-temperature protection.
WARNING
Please avoid using the product near high temperatures, high humidity, direct sun environment, and fireplaces. Excessive temperature can reduce service life, cause overheating and fire. Extremely cold conditions below the specified storage range can also impair performance and service life.
Keep away from corrosive chemicals and gases.
Do not disassemble or modify the product, as it may cause malfunction and fire. Dispose of or recycle the product according to local regulations. Refer to www.epa.gov for additional information.
Be careful not to drop the product from a high place or subject it to strong impacts.
Keep the product out of the reach of children.
Use only genuine GRECELL accessories. Damage caused by non-genuine accessories is not covered free of charge.
Ensure a space of about 30cm around the side suction and exhaust ports to facilitate heat dissipation.
When not in use, turn off the power and unplug the power cord.
Avoid storing the product in places exposed to direct sunlight with high temperature and humidity.
For long-term storage, discharge the battery to no power once every three months and then recharge to about 50%. Store indoors at normal temperature. The maximum storage time should not exceed 6 months.
Do not use the product or its accessory cables if they are defective.
Avoid storing the product for extended periods in extreme high and low-temperature environments, such as in cars or warehouses, to prevent battery life reduction.
EQUIPMENT CLEANING
Ensure the device is disconnected from all power sources and output devices before cleaning. Wipe with a clean, dry, non-soft cotton cloth. Remove any foreign objects or obstructions from the vents. Do not allow debris to enter the equipment when cleaning side vents.
Do not use corrosive cleaners or solvents.
Do not use compressed air to clean the cooling vents, as it may cause foreign particles to enter and cause a short circuit.
Note: To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not use metal objects to clean the ports.
NOTE
A photovoltaic panel for charging the internal battery must be provided with an inverter/charge controller compliant with UL 1741 or UL 62109-1. The external power supply must comply with UL 60950-1, CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 60950-1, UL 1310, CAN/CSA C22.2 No. 223, or UL 2089 standards. The connector plug should incorporate a fuse or protective device with a rating not exceeding 15A.
INSTRUCTIONS PERTAINING TO RISK OF FIRE, ELECTRIC SHOCK, OR INJURY TO PERSONS.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
- WARNING – When using this product, basic precautions should always be followed:
- Read all instructions before use.
- Close supervision is necessary when the product is used near children to reduce the risk of injury.
- Do not put fingers or hands into the product.
- Use of attachments not recommended or sold by the manufacturer may result in fire, electric shock, or injury.
- To reduce the risk of damage to the electric plug and cord, pull the plug, not the cord, when disconnecting.
- Do not use a damaged or modified battery pack or appliance. Damaged or modified batteries may exhibit unpredictable behavior, leading to fire, explosion, or injury.
- Do not operate the power pack with a damaged cord or plug, or a damaged output cable.
- Do not disassemble the power pack. Seek qualified service personnel for repair. Incorrect reassembly may result in fire or electric shock.
- To reduce the risk of electric shock, unplug the power pack from the outlet before servicing.
- WARNING – RISK OF EXPLOSIVE GASES. Follow instructions published by the battery and equipment manufacturer regarding battery explosion risks. Review cautionary markings on products and engines.
- PERSONAL PRECAUTIONS:
- Have plenty of fresh water and soap nearby in case battery acid contacts skin, clothing, or eyes.
- Wear complete eye protection and clothing protection. Avoid touching eyes while working near the battery.
- If battery acid contacts skin or clothing, wash immediately with soap and water. If acid enters the eye, flush immediately with running cold water for at least 10 minutes and seek medical attention.
- NEVER smoke or allow sparks or flames near the battery or engine.
- Be cautious to reduce the risk of dropping metal tools onto the battery, which could cause sparks or short circuits.
- When charging the internal battery, work in a well-ventilated area and do not restrict ventilation.
- Under abusive conditions, liquid may be ejected from the battery; avoid contact. If contact occurs, flush with water. If liquid contacts eyes, seek medical help. Ejected liquid may cause irritation or burns.
- Do not expose the power pack to fire or excessive temperatures. Exposure to fire or temperatures above 130°C (265°F) may cause an explosion.
- Have servicing performed by a qualified repair person using only identical replacement parts to ensure product safety.
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
DISPOSAL/RECYCLE
Do not dispose of equipment and accessories in the trash. Dispose of items properly according to local regulations. See www.epa.gov for additional information.
WARRANTY
All GRECELL products come with a full 2-year limited warranty from the date of purchase (accessories excluded). The warranty is void if damage is due to incorrect use or force majeure.
FCC Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Warning: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.