Sorein Extra Inverter misc factsUpdated 2 days ago

1. Extra Inverter modules should always be placed between two G1 Extra Batteries or G2 Battery Modules.

2. It is not recommended to use an Extra Inverter with only one Extra Battery. If an Extra Inverter is used with only one battery, the inverter built into the Main Unit/ Control Unit must be turned off. Do not attempt to use two inverters at the same time, with one battery.

3. The Extra Inverter can be used to increase the recharge rate of the Sorein Power Station. It has an AC power input. When connected to a 15-amp or 20-amp power outlet, this input allows up to 1800W of charging. This is in addition to the AC charging available through the Main Unit.

• When using both charging inputs at the same time, they must be connected to power outlets that are on separate circuit breakers. Otherwise, the circuit breaker could be overloaded and trip.

4. When an Extra Inverter is added to a Sorein system (either Gen 1 or Gen 2), the total possible output capacity of the system is the sum of both inverter output ratings.

For example:

G1 Main Unit (2200 W) + G1 Extra Inverter (2200 W) = 4400 W

G1 Main Unit (2200 W) + G2 Extra Inverter (3300 W) = 5500 W

G2 Control Unit (3300 W) + G2 Extra Inverter (3300 W) = 6600 W

All Wattage numbers shown above are continuous output, not peak.

5. At least two G1 Extra Batteries or G2 Battery Modules must be in the stack in order to use two inverters at the same time. We recommend having 3 batteries or more, since using two inverters will drain the batteries very quickly.