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On the MultiPlus-II, the LED indicators serve as a visual diagnostic tool, providing real-time status updates and alerts. Here’s what each LED represents:
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Mains On LED: Illuminates when the AC input is present and within acceptable parameters, signifying that the inverter is in standby mode and the charger is potentially active.
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Inverter On LED: Activates when the inverter function is engaged, indicating the conversion of DC to AC power is occurring.
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Bulk Charging LED: Shines during the bulk charging stage, where the charger applies maximum current to rapidly recharge the battery.
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Absorption Charging LED: Lights up during the absorption stage, where the battery is charged at a constant voltage, allowing the charge current to taper off as the battery approaches full charge.
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Float Charging LED: Glows during the float stage, signifying a lower voltage charge maintained to keep the battery full without overcharging.
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Overload LED: Signals an overload condition in the inverter, either flashing as a warning or remaining lit when an overload is sustained.
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Low Battery LED: Indicates that the battery voltage has fallen below a safe level, potentially signaling a need for recharging or battery maintenance.
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Temperature Warning LED: Alerts when the unit is operating at a higher than recommended temperature, which could affect performance and longevity.
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