Lithium Power Supply User Manual
Document rev: 01.11
Firmware rev: 01:02:18
Date: 12-02-2016
Lithium Power Supply
Lithium Power Supply User Manual
1. Safety Instructions
The Lithium Power Supply (LPS) is classified as Class 9 hazardous material UN3480, a power source with high energy
density and dangerous materials in a closed metal case!
Installation must strictly follow the national safety regulations in compliance with the enclosure, installation,
creepage, clearance, casualty, markings, and segregation requirements of the end-use application. Installation must
be performed by professional installers only. Switch off the system and check for hazardous voltages before altering
any connection!
The Lithium Power Supply must be handled only by qualified and trained personnel.
The lowest protection degree of specific parts of the LPS is IP21. Ensure that the installation of the Lithium Power
Supply is in accordance with IP21 requirements.
This is a Class I product. Only connect 230VAC In from a source that is connected to electrical earth, including any
extension cords between the source and the unit.
Especially keep these rules:
• Do not open the Lithium Power Supply.
• Do not discharge a new Lithium Power Supply before it has been fully charged first.
• Charge only within the specified limits.
• Do not mount the Lithium Power Supply upside down or on the sides.
• Check if the Lithium Power Supply has been damaged during transport.
• Do not put Lithium Power Supplies in serial or parallel.
Dangers involved in case of fire:
• Danger of dust particle explosions
• Decomposition through fire or heat under development of toxic and cauterizing gases
• Combustion gasses which strongly irritate eyes and respiratory organs
General actions to be taken by the driver if these dangers occur:
• Turn of the engine
• Put a warning signal on the road to warn others
• Inform others about the danger and direct them to stand away from the wind direction
• Call the police and fire department immediately and inform that lithium batteries (UN3480) is on board
Instruction for fire extinguishing:
• Extinguish with water, if possible cover lithium power supply completely in water
• Extinguishing with water will produce fluoride, phosphate, fluoride-oxide and carbon-oxide.
• Alternatively extinguish with a CO2 extinguisher.
Note: when put to storage the battery must be fully charged and must be recharged again every 6 months.
NON-SPILLABLE
LI-ION BATTERY
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Table of Contents
1. Safety Instructions.................................................................................................................. 2
2. General information ............................................................................................................... 5
2.1. Transport ..................................................................................................................................... 5
2.2. Disposal ....................................................................................................................................... 5
3. LPS1512-100Ah Box ................................................................................................................ 6
4. Lithium Power Supply - General parameters ........................................................................... 8
5. Physical dimensions and mounting overview ........................................................................ 10
6. General Instructions ............................................................................................................. 12
6.1. Installation / Use of 230VAC Input .............................................................................................. 12
6.2. Installation / Use of 230VAC Output ........................................................................................... 13
6.3. Neutrik connector assembly (230VAC In/Out) ............................................................................. 14
6.4. Use of 12VDC Input .................................................................................................................... 15
6.5. Use of 12VDC Output ................................................................................................................. 15
6.6. Anderson connector assembly (12VDC In/Out)............................................................................ 16
6.7. Use of starter help (extra)........................................................................................................... 17
7. Operations ........................................................................................................................... 18
7.1. Power On/Off ............................................................................................................................ 18
7.2. Icon description ......................................................................................................................... 19
7.3. Menu overview .......................................................................................................................... 20
7.4. Functionality / Menu description ................................................................................................ 20
7.5. DC OUT ...................................................................................................................................... 21
7.6. AC OUT ...................................................................................................................................... 22
7.7. DIAGNOSTICS ............................................................................................................................. 23
8. Failure description ................................................................................................................ 24
9. Additional information ......................................................................................................... 26
10. Warranty ............................................................................................................................ 27
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2. General information
When the LPS is not used for longer periods of time it must be stored fully charged and recharged every 6 months
ATTENTION: Read the safety instructions before installing the Lithium Power Supply.
ATTENTION: When installing the lithium Power Supply, do not mount it upside down or on the sides. Do not cover or
block the fan or the air inlet to insure the battery does not overheat.
Mounting holes are for pre-fixation, suitable fixation has to be added.
ATTENTION: Do not connect the Lithium Power Supply in series or parallel.
ATTENTION: Make sure the Lithium Power Supply is powered down before starting the installation
2.1. Transport
The Lithium Power Supply is classified as Class 9 hazardous material UN3480 and tested according to
Transport of the Lithium Power Supply must always be in original certified packaging.
UN 38.3.
The transport of Lithium Power Supply must only be handled by trained people in accordance to ADR, RID and IMDG.
For transport by air (IATA) the packaging has to be in accordance to P965, here the original packaging complies.
For shipment of defect batteries, contact your retailer for further information.
2.2. Disposal
Batteries marked with the recycling symbol must be processed via a recognized recycling agency. By agreement,
they may be returned to the manufacturer. Batteries must not be mixed with domestic or industrial waste.
NON-SPILLABLE
LI-ION BATTERY
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3. LPS1512-100Ah Box
Included in the box:
1 pcs. Manual
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1 pcs. Neutrik Input connector
1 pcs. Neutrik Output connector
1 pcs. Anderson DC Input connector
1 pcs. Anderson DC Output connector
4 pcs. M3 screws
4 pcs. Anderson SB50 pins
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4. Lithium Power Supply - General parameters
Table 1
Battery type
100Ah-12V (LiFePO4)
Battery capacity
100Ah (1320Whr)
Available capacity
80Ah (1050Whr)
AC Input Voltage
207 VAC – 253 VAC
AC Input frequency
45 Hz – 65 Hz
AC Input power (Charge power)
1000 W (4,5A)
AC Output voltage
230 VAC pure sine
AC Output frequency
50 Hz
AC Output power – Continuously
1300 Wrms (6A)
AC Output power – 15 min
1500 Wrms (6,5A)
AC Output current Continuously
(with 230VAC input connected)
AC Output power peak (10sec)
1800W (8A) / Socket
DC Input voltage
12 - 15 VDC
DC Input continuous current
< 50 A
DC Output Voltage
13,2 VDC (9,2 - 15 VDC)
DC Output continuous current
60 ADC
DC Output Max Impulse current
(Total max 2300W (10A))
2500 Wrms
20 min
1 min
10 Sec
Operating temperature (Output will be limited below 0°C)
70 A
100 A
150 A
-20°C~50°C
Cooling
Forced air (fan)
Self-discharge rate per month (Sleep mode)
< 3%
Operating mode self consumption (Only DC Output active)
5W
Operating mode self consumption (Inverter and DC Output active
22 W
Sleep mode consumption
< 25 mW
Connection 230VAC
Neutrik and Schuko
Connection 12VDC
Anderson SB50
IP rating
IP21
Product Weight
28 kg
Product dimensions in mm (H x W x L)
250 x 244 x 390
Package weight
32 kg
Package dimensions in mm (H x W x L)
350 x 355 x 495
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Table 2
Protection Class
Class I (Do only connect to a Residual-current device (RCD) protected source)

2014/35/EU (Low voltage directive)
EN 60950-1:2006 + A1:2010 + A2:2003 + A11:2009 + A12:2011
(Safety, Information technology equipment)

2014/30/EU (EMC directive);
EN 61000-6-3: 2007 + A1:2011 Emission household equipment
EN 61000-6-2: 2005 Immunity industrial







230vac Input protected by 10AT fuse (Not replaceable)
230vac Output Protected by 2 x 8A fuse (Resetable)
DC Input Protected by 3 x 40A ATO fuses (replaceable)
DC Output Protected by 3 x 40A ATO fuses (replaceable)
Lithium battery protected by fuse (Not replaceable)
L/N relay hazard is hardware protected.
PE/N relay hazard is hardware protected.
Certifications
Safety protections
230vac AC Output protections
 Overload
 Short circuit
230vac AC Input protections
 Over / Under voltage
 Frequency
 Controlled charge levels
Additional
protections
DC Input
 Over / Under voltage
 Overload
 Controlled charge levels
DC Output
 Overload
 Controlled charge levels (reverse on output)
Internal Lithium battery protections
 Over charge
 Deep discharge
 Temperature
 Overload
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5. Physical dimensions and mounting overview
ATTENTION: Mount the LPS topside up, never upside down or on the side.
ATTENTION: The LPS has forced air cooling. Make sure air can flow freely around the unit.
The LPS has four M5 mounting holes in the bottom as shown in figure 1.
4 x M5
25.00
194.00
25.00
25.00
303.00
386.00
194.00
244.00
Figure 1
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Figure 2
Figure 3
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6. General Instructions
ATTENTION: Before installing, make sure that all appliances are turned off.
When installing the LPS the following connections can be used.
-
230VAC Input for charging from external mains plug (Blue Neutrik. Assembly described in section 6.3)
230VAC output to power 230vac equipment (Grey Neutrik. Assembly described in section 6.3)
12VDC Input for charging from the car generator (12VDC input, Grey Anderson SB50. Assembly described in
section 6.6)
12VDC output to power 12VDC equipment (12VDC output, Red Anderson SB50. Assembly described in section
6.6)
6.1. Installation / Use of 230VAC Input
When connecting the LPS1512-100Ah to a 230VAC source, the unit will start up and begin to charge the internal
battery. Please note that when a 230VAC source is connected the unit will loop the 230VAC directly through to the
output sockets, enabling 230VAC out.
Note: Always use a RCD protected source to supply the LPS 1512-100Ah from 230VAC.
When installing the LPS into a vehicle it is important that the 230VAC in is supplied from a unbroken cable from the
external power source to the 230VAC input on the LPS as shown in figure 4.
If the 230VAC charge wire is connected to anything else, an RCD must be present immediately after the input socket
as shown in figure 5.
LPS
230VAC
Figure 4
RCD
LPS
230VAC
Figure 5
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6.2. Installation / Use of 230VAC Output
Fuses
Both 230VAC outputs on the LPS (Schuko on the front, Neutrik in the back) is protected with 8A relays and a RCD,
which allows you to make fixed 230VAC installations in the vehicle. If an installation is wired around the LPS, separate
relays must be used.
Connections
For fixed 230VAC installations from the LPS the Neutrik 230VAC Out on the backside must be used. This it to ensure
that vibrations will not loosen the connection.
General function
When 230VAC In is connected the 230VAC power will be looped directly through the unit.
If both 230VAC In and 230VAC Out is running and 230VAC In is subsequently disconnected, the LPS will change from
charge to discharge mode and continue to deliver 230VAC Out.
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6.3. Neutrik connector assembly (230VAC In/Out)
Figure 6
For 230VAC installations, 3-core, 1mm2 minimum is recommended
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6.4. Use of 12VDC Input
In order to charge from the 12VDC starter battery of the vehicle the diagram in figure 7 must be followed. Please note
that a fuse must be placed as close to the starting battery as possible.
D+
+
-
*
*12VDC, 100Ah fuse
Figure 7
Note: Fuses can be purchased at your Clayton Power sales representative.
For the LPS to charge from the surplus energy from the vehicle, the D+ signal from the generator must be connected
to pin 9 of the communications connector.
This signal insures the LPS is activated and only charges from the vehicle when the engine is running.
NOTE: When the signal in pin 9 of the communications connecter is active (high) the power botton on the fron panel
is not functional.
6.5. Use of 12VDC Output
For 12VDC equipment connected to the 12VDC out no fuse is needed, as this is included in the LPS.
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12VDC
Load
+
Figure 8
6.6. Anderson connector assembly (12VDC In/Out)
When installing the unit, make sure to use 16mm 2 cables for the DC connections.
Figure 9
Step 1:
Use 16 mm2 cable. Maximum length 5m. Strip 14 mm.
Figure 10
Step 2:
Insert cable in contact and crimp with tool.
Step 3:
Insert contact in housing, push until click.
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6.7. Use of starter help (extra)
12VDC
Load
+
CDR
*
+"
#"
*12VDC, 100Ah fuse
Figure 12
Connect plus to both 12VDC out and in. From there the starter battery and 12VDC load(s) is connected according to
figure 12. The blue and black wire must be connected to pin 6 in the DB9 communication plug as seen in figure 13.
Figure 13
Note: The fuse, CDR and DB9 communication connector can be purchased at your local Clayton Power sales
representative.
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7. Operations
7.1. Power On/Off
To turn the unit on press and hold the power button
To shut off the unit press the power button
the power button twice and approve
for 5 seconds until the fan comes on.
. (If the following mode is enabled: “DC Out  Keep Active Time” press
, see section 7.5)
LPS
OK
230V
12V
LITHIUM POWER SUPPLY
1500W – 100Ah
Figure 14
Charging
When 230VAC or 12VDC input is connected, the unit will turn on and start charging. The inputs are automatically
inactive when no charging source is detected.
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7.2. Icon description
Table 3
12VDC In


Shows the status of the 12VDC In module.
The power bar shows the level of total 12VDC charge current.
!
12VDC Out


!
Shows the status of the 12VDC Out module.
The power bar shows the level of total discharge current.
230VAC In


Shows the status of the 230VAC In module.
The power bar shows the level of total 230VAC charge power.
!
230VAC Out


Shows the status of the 230VAC Out module.
The power bar shows the level of total 230VAC output power.
!
Battery



!
Shows the current battery charge in 10% steps.
When the battery is charging the top most bar will flash.
If the battery is empty a warning will show
Warning

If there is an error or warning the exclamation mark will flash.
!
Power flow

Indicates the direction of power flow.
Module on

Module is on but with no load / consumption (Idle mode).
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7.3. Menu overview
 Home screen
 Menu
o DC Out
 Activate Jumpstart
 Keep Active Time
 Auto Shutdown Time
 Auto Shutdown Current
o AC Out
 Enable above SOC
 Auto Shutdown Time
 Auto Shutdown PWR
o Diagnostics
 Errors
 About
7.4. Functionality / Menu description
By pressing OK
the main menu will be entered. Three submenus can be selected
Figure 15
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7.5. DC OUT
DC Out
Activate Jumpstart
Off
Keep Active Time:
Off
Auto Shutdown Time:
Off
Auto Shutdown Current:
Off
Figure 16
In the DC Out menu there are following options:
Activate Jumpstart
If Jumpstart is enabled the unit will provide a 12VDC – 50A output on the DC input for 5 minutes. The purpose of this
is to charge the start battery in the vehicle.
Keep Active Time
Will keep 12VDC active and allows 230VAC out to be turned off separately. When enabled 2 push on the power
button is needed to turn off 12VDC out.
Options:
 On
 Off
 On in a time range (00:01:00 – 04:15:00)
Auto Shutdown Time
Auto shutdown for the 12VDC output. The DC output is automatically disabled in relation to time and the 12VDC
output current. The timer is active when current is less than the set ”Auto Shutdown Current”. The timer resets if the
current rises above the set level. (Auto Shutdown Current must be set)
Options:
 Off
 Time (00:01:00 – 04:15:00)
Auto Shutdown Current
For description see “Auto Shutdown Time”.
Options:
 Off
 Current Limit (1A – 50A)
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7.6. AC OUT
AC Out
Enable Above SOC:
0%
Auto Shutdown Time:
01:00
Auto Shutdown PWR:
20W
Figure 17
Enable Above SOC
Disables 230VAC output when State Of Charge (SOC) drops below the set percentage.
Options:
 SOC range (0% – 100%)
Auto Shutdown Time
Auto shutdown for the 230VAC output. The AC output is automatically disabled in relation to time and the 230VAC
output power. The timer is active when power is less than the set ”Auto Shutdown PWR”. The timer resets if the
power rises above the set level. (Auto Shutdown PWR must be set) (Only functional when no 230VAC in)
Options:
 Off
 Time (00:01:00 – 04:15:00)
Auto Shutdown PWR
For description see “Auto Shutdown Time”.
Options:
 Off
 Power Level (0W – 1500W)
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7.7. DIAGNOSTICS
Diagnostics
Errors
About
Figure 18
Errors
Shows present errors.
About
Shows:





Serial Number
Manufacturer Date
Hardware Version
Software Version – System
Software Version – Display
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8. Failure description
If the unit detects a failure in the electronics it will display a failure code. The following table shows the failure codes
and the action required to solve the problem.
In case the unit displays a failure code that is not listed in the table, the unit needs service.
Table 4
Failure
codes
E001,E002
E003
Inv = Inverter, Chg = Charger
Failure
level
Critical
Critical
Affected
module
All
Inv/Chg
Solution
Warning
Inv/Chg
Simple
Inv/Chg
The internal electronics is getting too
warm.
The internal electronics is too warm.
Warning
Inv/Chg
Simple
Inv/Chg
Critical
Critical
All
All
E020,E21
A temperature sensor is broken.
The calculated efficiency of the unit
is too low.
Inverter failure
Allow the unit to warm up, or place it in
a higher ambient temperature.
Place the unit in higher ambient
temperature.
Allow the unit to cool down, or place it
in lower ambient temperature.
Allow the unit to cool down, or place it
in lower ambient temperature.
Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Simple
Inv
E022
Charger failure
Simple
Chg
E030-E040
E049
E050
E051
Missing calibration
DC Communication failure
Cell Voltage measurement failure
Battery Empty
Critical
Critical
Critical
Warning
All
DC in/out
All
Inv/DC out
E052
One or more cell voltage(s) is getting
too low
One or more cell voltage(s) is too low
One or more cell voltage(s) is getting
too high
Warning
All
Warning
Warning
All
All
E055
One or more cell voltage(s) is too
high
Warning
All
E056
One or more cell temperature(s) is
getting too low
One or more cell temperature(s) is
too low
One or more cell temperature(s) is
getting too high
Warning
All
Simple
All
Warning
All
E004
E005
E006
E007
E008,E009
E010
E053
E054
E057
E058
Failure description
EEPROM memory failure.
Internal High Voltage
communication.
The internal electronics is getting too
cold.
The internal electronics is too cold.
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Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Restart to remove failure. If a restart
does not remove the failure, contact
your retailer for service.
Restart to remove failure. If a restart
does not remove the failure, contact
your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Apply charge current from 230VAC in or
12VDC in.
Recharge the battery.
Recharge the battery.
Remove any charge inputs and allow the
unit to balance the cells.
Contact your retailer if the warning is
still present after 24hrs.
Remove any charge inputs and allow the
unit to balance the cells.
Contact your retailer if the warning is
still present after 24hrs.
Place the unit in higher ambient
temperature.
Place the unit in higher ambient
temperature.
Allow the unit to cool down or place it in
lower ambient temperature.
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E059
One or more cell temperature(s) is
too high
Battery voltage is too low for
operation
DC input voltage is too low to charge
the battery
DC input voltage is too high to
charge the battery
DC input charge current is too high
Simple
All
Critical
All
Simple
DC in
Simple
DC in
Simple
DC in
Simple
DC in
E094
E095
E096
DC input discharge current is too
high
DC output relay connect failure
DC output relay disconnect failure
DC output charge current too high
Critical
Critical
Simple
DC out
DC out
DC out
E097
DC output discharge current too high
Simple
DC out
E101
E102
E103
AC current measurement failure
DC current measurement failure
PSU startup failure
Critical
Critical
Simple
All
All
Inv/Chg
E104
PSU short circuit
Simple
Inv/Chg
E105
High voltage failure
Critical
Inv/Chg
E106
E150
Control circuit power supply failure
230VAC output overload
Critical
Simple
All
Inv
E151
Simple
Inv
E152
E153
E154
E200
E201
E202
230VAC output peak current
duration too long
230VAC output peak current to high
PE/N relay failure
PE/N relay failure
Charge current too high
Charge current too high
High voltage failure
Simple
Critical
Critical
Simple
Simple
Simple
Inv
Inv/Chg
Inv/Chg
Chg
Chg
Chg
E203
E204
E205
E206
230VAC output overload
Transfer relay failure
Transfer relay failure
High voltage over voltage
Simple
Critical
Critical
Simple
Chg
Inv/Chg
Inv/Chg
Chg
E060
E090
E091
E092
E093
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Allow the unit to cool down or place it in
lower ambient temperature.
Recharge the battery.
Provide a higher 12VDC voltage for the
unit to charge.
Provide a lower 12VDC voltage for the
unit to charge.
Provide a lower 12VDC current for the
unit to charge.
Provide a lower 12VDC current for the
unit to discharge.
Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
The 12VDC output has a power source
connected that generates too high
charge current.
Remove or adjust the power source.
The 12VDC output load is drawing too
much current.
Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Restart to remove failure. If a restart
does not remove the failure, contact
your retailer for service.
Restart to remove failure. If a restart
does not remove the failure, contact
your retailer for service.
Restart to remove failure. If a restart
does not remove the failure, contact
your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
The 230VAC output is overloaded.
Remove some of the load on the
230VAC output.
Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Restart to remove failure. If a restart
does not remove the failure, contact
your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Contact your retailer for service.
Restart to remove failure. If a restart
does not remove the failure, contact
your retailer for service.
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9. Additional information
Battery Management System
The LPS has a built-in Battery Management System ensuring full control and safety. The BMS monitors lithium cell
activity and uses the information for safety, maintenance, SOC, and interface control.
Charger Control
It is necessary to control the charging of lithium batteries in order to avoid uncontrolled disconnections and to
protect the lithium cells from unstable conditions. The integrated Battery Management System always ensures the
lithium cells are operated within their safe operating parameters.
Cell voltage measurement
The LPS measures cell voltage with high accuracy. The accuracy is necessary to calculate the SOC as only a few
1/1000 of a volt makes a difference.
Cell temperature measurement
The LPS measures the temperature of all individual cells to ensure that none of the cells overheat or cause thermal
runaway. The temperature information is also used for SOC calculations.
Shunt and current measurement
The current passes through an integrated shunt resistor so the LPS can measure the current to and from the cells and
use it for protection and SOC calculation.
Integrated safety breaker
The most important part of the LPS circuit protection is the integrated safety breaker. It allows the LPS to cut off all
charge and discharge currents in potentially hazardous situations.
Overload protection
The advantage of the internal safety breaker is its capability to disconnect high currents without damaging the main
switch. The LPS can use the safety breaker for overload protection without damaging the cells.
Short-circuit protection
The LPS is protected against short circuits by fuses on the inputs and outputs.
The 230VAC output furthermore has a built-in RCD to protect the user.
Cell balancing
The advanced SOC calculation ensures that all cells are kept in a balanced condition at all times. The BMS has a high
cell-balance current that reduces the need for active cell balancing and restores the cells to a balanced condition
faster. The BMS is cell balancing each single cell in charge, discharge and idle mode.
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Interface
Each LPS has a service interface that allows a qualified technician to analyse any failures and the general condition of
the LPS. The service port also allows for firmware updates.
Power conservation
When the LPS is not in use it will enter a low power state. In this state the LPS keeps power consumption very low to
avoid unnecessary discharge of the battery. The LPS can be reactivated through the power switch or by applying a
charge source to either the 230VAC input or the 12VDC input.
10. Warranty
CAUTION & WARNING:
DO NOT USE OR ATTEMPT TO USE THIS PRODUCT UNTIL YOU HAVE READ THIS USER'S MANUAL IN ITS
ENTIRETY. IMPROPER INSTALLATION OR USAGE OF THIS DEVICE MAY BE HAZARDOUS AND MAY CAUSE
DAMAGE TO OTHER ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT AND WILL VOID WARRANTY.
Clayton Power warrants, to the original purchaser only, for a period of 24 months from the date of purchase, that the
Clayton Power device will be in good working order when properly installed and operated as described in this manual.
If the device fails within this time period under normal use, Clayton Power will, without charge, at the place of
Clayton Power's choosing, repair or replace the device - with new or reconditioned parts or a new or reconditioned
device as Clayton Power deems necessary.
This warranty is not valid in cases of:
Usage against the recommendations of this manual.
Usage in applications outside of general automotive, solar, industrial or marine applications without the agreement
of Clayton Power.
Device modification or repair without written authorization from Clayton Power.
Reverse polarity, excessive overloading, general abuse, neglect, wear & tear, ingress of liquids (water, oil, acid, or
otherwise), foreign objects, lightning strikes, over or under voltage, RFI/EMI, etc.
Obtaining Warranty Service
To obtain warranty service, please contact the outlet at which you purchased your product. Do not contact Clayton
Power directly. For warranty service provide the following:
 Proof of purchase
 The unit model number
 The unit serial number
 A brief description of the application and problem including any failure codes displayed on the unit.
 Contact your Clayton Power dealer for an authorization number prior to dispatch - do not send without
authorization. Once this number has been obtained, please carefully pack your unit and send (freight paid)
to the Clayton Power dealer.
 Please note that the unit contains Lithium batteries and must be shipped as dangerous goods according to
UN3480 (Lithium-Ion Batteries)
Copyright
The information contained within this document remains the sole property of Clayton Power. No part of this
document may be copied or reproduced in any form or by any means, and the information contained within is not to
be communicated to third parties, without the prior written consent of Clayton Power.
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Lithium Power Supply User Manual
Clayton Power
Pakhusgården 42 – 48
DK-5000 Odense C
Denmark
Phone: +45 4698 5760
E-mail: sales@claytonpower.com
Web: www.claytonpower.com
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