Progressive Dynamic PD9330V 9300 Series Converter with Charger

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• Input: 105-130 VAC 60 Hz 500 Watts / Output: 13.6 VDC 14.7 VDC, 30 Amps
• Green Light (Flooded Lead Acid Mode) - When charging the battery, the converter will sense voltage on the battery and automatically select the proper operating mode to provide the correct charge level to the batteries; If the voltage drops below a preset level the converter will automatically switch to BOOST mode and the output voltage will increase to approximately 14.4 VDC to rapidly recharge the battery;
• Blue Light (Lithium with 2-Stage Charge Mode) When charging the battery, the converter has a nominal voltage output of 14.4 VDC; When the converter senses an output current drop below a preset level, the converter will automatically switch to IDLE mode and the voltage output will drop to 13.6VDC
• White Light (AMG Mode) When charging the battery, the converter has a nominal voltage output of 14.0 VDC; After a preset time, the converter will automatically switch to ABSORPTION mode and the voltage output will increase to 14.7VDC; When the converter senses an output current drop below a preset level, the converter will automatically switch to FLOAT mode and the voltage output will drop to 13.6VDC
• Magenta Light (Constant Voltage Mode) - The full rated load is available for load, battery charging or both. When charging the battery, the converter has a nominal voltage output of 13.6 VDC; Caution: Do not store vehicle for extended periods of time in this mode
• Caution: DO NOT USE TO RECHARGE FLOODED LEAD/ACID BATTERIES WHILE IN EITHER LITHIUM (BLUE) OR AGM (WHITE) MODE; When the converter senses an output drop below a preset level, the converter will automatically switch to NORMAL mode and the voltage output will drop to 13.6VDC. If there is no significant battery usage for 33 hours the converter will automatically switch to STORAGE mode and the output voltage will drop to 13.2 VDC; In storage mode, the output voltage increases to 14.4 VDC for approximately 15 minutes every 21 hours to help prevent sulfation of the battery plates;