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Maximum Current
Maximum current makes it possible to control how many amps the LPS II will draw from the built-in
battery.
NB: This does not control the direct output that goes through the device. It is important to adapt
your appliances to the fuse from which the current is drawn.
Press "OK" to go to menu - Select "230VAC input" - Select "Maximum Current" and press "OK".
Use the arrows in the Maximum Current window to change the maximum number of amps from 1A
to 10A. Press "OK" to activate the selected option.
Menu: 230 VAC Charging
Status:
Operation status: On/Off
Power:
(W)att
Voltage: (V)olt
Current: (A)mps
Functions:
Maximum Current: (A)mpere
Menu: 12 VDC Output
Shutdown time delay
Shutdown time delay is an energy saving function that shuts down the LPS unit according to a set
time.
To set or disable the timer:
Press "OK" to go to menu - Select "12VDC output" - Select "Shutdown Delay" and press "OK".
Use the arrows in the Shutdown Delay window to change the time or set to zero to turn off the
function. Press "OK" to activate the selected option.
Status:
Operation status: On/Off
Power:
(W)att
Voltage: (V)olt
Current: (A)mps
Functions:
Shutdown time delay:
Time
Energy saver: Threshold
The energy saver threshold is part of the save function, which specifies the power load the LPS II
must be below before the timer starts. If the current again exceeds the specified level, the timer
will reset and only be activated when the current falls below the level again.
Factory setting is 20W.
Press "OK" to go to menu - Select "230VAC Output" - Select "Energy saver (Threshold)" and press
"OK".
Use the arrows in the energy saver window to change the number of watts or set to zero to turn off
the function. Press "OK" to activate the selected option.
