Manual | LORENTZ PP600H AC PowerPack
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DC Output Voltage Selection
Selection must be made by connecting a wire from termi-
nal 6 to either 4 or 5, as indicated on the terminal label.
For 75 V DC, connect 4-6 (for PS200/PS600/EP600). For
110 V DC, connect 5-6 (for PS1200).
AC Input
Connect AC power to terminals L and N. (For a 230 V con-
nection, N does NOT indicate neutral.)
Solar Power In
Connect the + and – wires from the solar array disconnect
switch to the SOLAR POWER IN terminals. If the solar pump
was previously installed without this device, the wires will
need to be removed from the POWER IN terminals of the
solar pump controller or from the disconnect switch, and
diverted to the Power Pack.
DC Power Out
Connect two wires from the DC POWER OUT + and – ter-
minals to the POWER IN + and – terminals in the solar
pump controller.
Internal Fuse
There is a 10A fuse in the upper left. This fuse should blow
only if there is an electrical fault in the PowerPack, or the
pump controller, or the wiring between them. It will NOT
blow if the pump is short-circuited or overloaded. (In that
case, the pump controller will stop the pump.)
Spare fuses are included in the parts bag. Additional fuses
are available from electronic suppliers (5 × 20 mm, 10 A,
time-delay). If the fuse continues to blow, the fault must be
found and repaired. Substitution of a higher-rated fuse or
bypassing the fuse will void the warranties of both the AC
PowerPack AND the pump controller.
PP600H AC PowerPack
Manual
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Operation
Connect the AC power source and turn on the Power
Pack AFTER it has been connected to the PS200/PS600 or
EP600 series controller. When the controller and the Power
Pack are turned on, the System ON light should show on
the cont-roller, and the pump should start. When the Power
Pack is turned OFF (or its AC source disconnected), the so-
lar array will remain connected. When the pump is running
on solar and the Power Pack is switched ON or OFF, the
sudden transition may “surprise” the pump controller and
cause the pump to stop. This is not a fault. It will restart
automatically in about 2 minutes.
If the AC power source is from the utility line (not a genera-
tor), it is best to turn OFF the PowerPack or its AC supply
when it is not needed. Otherwise, the PowerPack will draw
a small amount of power all the time. Switching can be
done automatically using a timer switch on the AC line.
Timer switches of many kinds are available from suppliers
of electrical, swimming pool and irrigation equipment.
Once the PowerPack is turned OFF it will take up to 50 sec-
onds for the POWER ON LED to be OFF. This indicates that
there is still voltage stored in the capacity.
Applicability for Other Systems
PS1200 Pump Systems
Use two sets of PP600H PowerPack wired in parallel for all
centrifugal pumps used with the PS1200 pump system. The
centrifugal pumps draw more power then the one single
powerpack is able to handle. HR pump systems are not ef-
fected by this.
PS1800 Pump Systems
Use two of this power pack wired in parallel or use the
larger PP2000 PowerPack.
SOLAR
POWER
IN
DC
POWER
OUT
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N
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AC SELECTION
OUTPUT SELECTION
115 V
PS1200
PS 600
230V
L N 1 2 3
4 5 6
ACĐ
POWERĐ
IN
