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  OutBack Power Systems, Inc.                              
FX & VFX Series Inverter/Charger System                    Installation & Programming Manual 
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Rev 7.2
      08/26/05 
                 
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RATINGS 
ATTENTION:  All “FX” inverter/chargers are ETL listed to UL 1741.   
All “Mobile” FX inverter/chargers are ETL listed to UL 458.   
ETL is a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL). 
NOMINAL SYSTEM AC VOLTAGE:   
 
 
 
This is the AC output voltage produced by an FX system.  Each FX produces 120 VAC but multiple FXs can be configured in 
parallel, series or 3-phase to produce different voltages between their AC output connections.  
Single Phase     
120 VAC at 60 Hz  (VAC = volts AC, Hz = hertz)  
 
 
Series Stacked    
120 VAC at 60 Hz per AC output leg / 240VAC at 60Hz between the AC output legs 
 
Parallel Stacked  
120 VAC at 60 Hz on one AC output leg 
 
 
Three Phase Stacked 
120 VAC at 60 Hz per AC output leg / 208 VAC at 60 Hz between AC output legs (Y-connected) 
RECOMMENDED DC VOLTAGE RANGE:  
This is the DC battery voltage range to be used for operating the FX.  The last two digits in the model number designate the 
nominal DC voltage.  Example: FX2024MT – 24V DC Voltage.  The recommended battery voltage range is as follows. 
12V Systems     
11 – 16 VDC (VDC = volts DC) 
 
  
24V Systems  
 
22 – 32 VDC 
32V Systems       
29 – 43 VDC 
 
48V Systems     
44 – 64 VDC  
 
 
MAXIMUM DC INPUT CURRENT:   
This is the maximum DC current that the FX will draw from the battery when starting very large AC loads.  It is not used for 
sizing the DC disconnect or selecting DC cable gauge.   It is used to select the minimum reasonable battery capacity.    
12V FXs  
 
600 ADC per FX (ADC = amps DC) 
24V FXs  
 
300 ADC per FX 
32V FXs  
 
225 ADC per FX 
48V FXs  
 
150 ADC per FX 
RATED DC INPUT CURRENT:  
This is the maximum continuous DC current that the FX will draw from the batteries when inverting.  
 
 FX2012(M)T 
 190 ADC (ADC = amps DC) 
 FX2524(M)T 
 120 ADC 
 
FX2532(M)T  
90   ADC 
 
FX3048T  70   ADC 
 
VFX2812(M)  
265 
ADC 
 VFX3524(M)  
170 
ADC 
 
VFX3232(M)  
115 ADC 
 
VFX3648   85   ADC 
AC INPUT OPERATING VOLTAGE RANGE:  
This is the recommended AC input voltage range to be supplied to the FX.  Voltages outside of this range may damage AC 
loads connected to the FXs AC output terminals.  This is only a recommendation, neither the FX’s defaults nor the set point 
limits. 
All FXs   
 
90 – 150 VAC (VAC = volts AC)  
 
Defaults = 108 – 140 VAC  
MAXIMUM AC INPUT CURRENT:   
An AC input source connected to the FX supplies power for two separate internal AC circuits – the AC transfer switch and the 
battery charger.  The AC transfer switch transfers the AC input power through the FX to the AC loads connected to the AC 
output of the FX.  The FX’s battery charger will “back off” when the combined amperage of the AC loads and the battery 
charger exceeds the “AC Input Limit” (default of 28 AAC for Mobile FXs, 48 AAC for non-Moblie FXs).  This “AC Input Limit” 
can be adjusted so as not to overload a generator or trip a breaker that is connected to the AC input of the FX.  If your 
generator cannot continuously produce the “AC Input Limit” or you are connecting to an AC input source that has a breaker 
that is rated for less than the “AC Input Limit”, please refer to the ADVANCED section to change this setting. 
All “Mobile” FXs  
30 AAC per FX (AAC = amps AC) 
All Other FXs 
 
60 AAC per FX (AAC = amps AC)