Key Features and Operation
The PowMr Solar Inverter is a hybrid solar charge inverter designed for efficient solar energy storage and AC sine wave output. It features advanced DSP control for high response speed and reliability. The inverter offers multiple charging modes (Only Solar, Mains Priority, Solar Priority, Mains & Solar hybrid) and output modes (Inverter, Mains) to suit various application needs.
Key features include:
- Full digital voltage and current double closed loop control with advanced SPWM technology for pure sine wave output.
- Advanced MPPT technology for maximum solar energy tracking.
- LCD screen and LED indicators for real-time system data display.
- Multiple battery compatibility, including Lithium and lead-acid types.
- Comprehensive electronic protections for system safety and stability.
Installation and Safety
Proper installation is crucial for the safe and efficient operation of the inverter. Ensure the unit is installed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from flammable materials. Follow all safety precautions outlined in the manual, including proper wiring, grounding, and handling of batteries. Always disconnect power before performing any maintenance or checks.
Technical Specifications
The PowMr Solar Inverter (Model: POW-LVM3.5K-48V) supports a 48V battery system and offers a rated output of 3500W (VA). It operates with a wide input voltage range and features high efficiency for both utility/grid and solar charging.
For detailed specifications, including operating temperatures, humidity, noise levels, and dimensions, please refer to the technical specifications section within this manual.
Troubleshooting and Maintenance
The manual includes a section on fault codes and their corresponding solutions, as well as guidance on maintenance to ensure the longevity of the inverter. Regular inspections and adherence to maintenance recommendations are advised.
For further assistance or product information, please visit the official PowMr website or consult the product documentation.
