Progressive Industries EMS - HW30 Question
I have my TT in a storage area that provides an AC power outlet. The facility is experiencing low power (105VAC +/- 3 V) at the 5 outlets furthest (200 ft plus) from the breaker panel due line loss w...
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time2roll wrote:
I would skip the 350 watt heater. Not really enough to do anything anyway.
Otherwise yes the bypass switch will cause the EMS to ignore voltage. I would sooner just unplug and disconnect the battery to resolve the storage issue.
no, the bypass switch will NOT completely ignore the voltage. with the switch off it will likely ignore the high voltage shutdown and won't shut down at the 105V but it WILL repeat WILL shut down if the voltage goes much below the 105, somewhere around 95-100 it WILL shut down.
I know that for a fact. the big relay that is used to apply power has a minimum pull in and drop out voltage spec that is around 100V. even with the swich off if the relay doesn't see the minimum pull in, or goes below the drop out, it WILL kick out. the pull in voltage is higher than the drop out.
that pull in and drop out voltage is completely independent of the other control circuits in the EMS.
