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The display scrolls through the screens shown above. Solar is Y if available. Mains is Y if available.

Mains to Inv is Y if the Mains input to the Inverter is ON : This is controlled by Rehub based on the

state of charge of the batteries and availability of Solar Power. The + / - sign indicates that a counter is

running which will change the state from Y to N Or N to Y . Mains to Inv : Y means the Inverter and

Solar(If Solar is Y) are charging the batteries.

The Solar output screen shows the Output Amps and the instantaneous Power generated.

When Solar is unavailable, it is shown as LOW.

Solar Output (L)

LOW

0.0A

When you see L within brackets, this indicates that REhub is limiting the current output to keep

batteries safe. The current limit is by default set at 10A and is triggered when Mains is available and

Mains to Inverter is ON.

Both the Inverter and Solar charger are charging the batteries. The 'Energy' screen (Solar Units)

shows the Cumulative energy generated by Solar PV. The screen shows the total energy generated

from the Solar PV panels from the date of Installation. The value can be reset by disconnecting the

batteries.

The Int Temp is the Internal temperature of the Heatsinks.

When the unit is set to a mode other than Auto, one of the following screens is additionally shown in

each cycle.

Mains Mode

OnAlwys

7.3

Using Auto and Override modes in REhub.

REhub by default is in Auto mode. REhub decides to switch off the AC Mains input to the Inverter

based on the availability of Solar energy and the state of charge of the batteries. This forces the

Inverter to use Solar energy to service the Loads. Similarly REhub auto restores the Mains

connection when there is no Solar energy or the state of charge of the batteries is below a set

value. As a user you can decide to OVERRIDE the decision of REhub by forcing REhub to keep the

Mains switch ON. In ONAlwas (For On Always) mode, REhub keeps the Mains ON at all times. In

ON1Day (for ON One Day) mode, REhub keeps REhub ON for the next 24 Hours and goes back

automatically to Auto Mode at the end of 24 Hours. In OFF Grid mode, REhub continues to keep

the Mains input to Inverter in forced OFF even when Solar is unavailable till the Battery reaches

12.5V/25V. These Override modes may be required in case the day is very cloudy and Inverter is

toggling frequently between using Solar and using the Mains to power the load. Alternately, This

may be required if heavy loads like Mixer-grinder is connected to the lighting circuit supported by

the Inverter. When running a mixer, switch to ONAlwas or ON1Day mode when power is available,

to ensure the Inverter is not delivering power from the batteries to the mixer. Make sure to switch

back to Auto when the desired usage is completed.

7.3.1

Changing Mode using Mode Switch.

Press and hold the Mode select switch. The unit will display the mode it is in <Brackets>. By

default, the unit will be in Auto Mode. If you continue HOLDING the Mode select button in pressed

position, the next option moves to the bracketed position. Releasing the button now will select that

option. Continue pressing the switch and the display cycles through the three options. REhub will

move to the Mode that is in bracketed position when the button is released. When a Mode is

selected you will get a confirmation screen indicating the mode in which REhub is functioning now.

Mains Setting

(Auto) > OnAlwys

Solar Output (L)

256.5W

9.33A

Mains Mode

On1Day

Mains Setting

(OnAlwys) >On1Day

Mains Mode

Offgrid

Mains Setting

(On1Day) > Offgrid

V3.0

Mains Setting

(Offgrid) > Auto

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