Coolpower Products EMMA LITE User manual

OPERATION MANUAL
EMMA LITE (ELITE)
THE ENERGY AND MICROGENERATOR MANAGER
OCTOBER 2016

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS.................................................................................................................................................................................. 2
TABLE OF FIGURES...................................................................................................................................................................... 3
1. SAFETY.................................................................................................................................................................................... 4
2. GENERAL INFORMATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 4
HOW ELITE WORKS............................................................................................................................................................................... 4
ELITE INSTALLED................................................................................................................................................................................... 5
Add a power Throttle to your immersion heater for free hot water. .......................................................................................... 5
POWER THROTTLE INSTALLED ................................................................................................................................................................. 6
EMMA Lite applicability .............................................................................................................................................................. 6
Grid Voltage Stabilisation ........................................................................................................................................................... 6
HOW DO IKNOW WHAT SYSTEM IHAVE?.................................................................................................................................................. 7
3. OPERATION ............................................................................................................................................................................ 7
ELITE START UP.................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
OPERATION OF ELITE ............................................................................................................................................................................ 8
Default Screen............................................................................................................................................................................. 8
GENERAL OPERATION AND FREQUENT QUERIES ANSWERED. ........................................................................................................................ 9
ELITE SCREEN NAVIGATION ...................................................................................................................................................... 10
Setup Menus ............................................................................................................................................................................. 10
Meters....................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
Boost ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 22
EXAMPLE DATA ........................................................................................................................................................................ 23
ELITE WITH ELITE MONITORING AND A POWER THROTTLE SYSTEM IN OPERATION .......................................................................................... 24
4. SUPPLY, CERTIFICATION & GUARANTEE ............................................................................................................................... 25
5. CONTACT DETAILS ................................................................................................................................................................ 25

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TABLE OF FIGURES
FIGURE 1. ELITE TYPICAL INSTALLATION ........................................................................................................................................................ 5
FIGURE 2. POWER THROTTLE ADD ON ......................................................................................................................................................... 5
FIGURE 3. ELITE 3KWPOWER THROTTLE SYSTEM .......................................................................................................................................... 6
FIGURE 4: ELITE DEFAULT DISPLAY SCREEN................................................................................................................................................... 8
FIGURE 5: SETTINGS MENU SCREEN .......................................................................................................................................................... 10
FIGURE 6. BOOST TIMER SETTINGS SCREEN................................................................................................................................................. 11
FIGURE 7. HOT WATER TIMER SCREEN ...................................................................................................................................................... 12
FIGURE 8. HOT WATER TEMPERATURE SCREEN ........................................................................................................................................... 13
FIGURE 9. DATE AND TIME SCREEN ........................................................................................................................................................... 14
FIGURE 10. PASSWORD CONTROL MENU .................................................................................................................................................... 15
FIGURE 11. INSTALLER MENU SCREEN WITH SOFTWARE VERSION ................................................................................................................... 16
FIGURE 12. TEST DUTY CYCLE SCREEN ....................................................................................................................................................... 17
FIGURE 13. CT FACTORS AND POWER DIVERSION SETTINGS SCREEN ................................................................................................................ 18
FIGURE 14. REAL TIME POWER AND TEMPERATURE DISPLAY. ........................................................................................................................ 19
FIGURE 15. PID SCREEN.......................................................................................................................................................................... 20
FIGURE 16. ZIGBEE ADD NODE SCREEN ..................................................................................................................................................... 20
FIGURE 17. GSM INFO SCREEN................................................................................................................................................................ 21
FIGURE 18. METERS SCREEN.................................................................................................................................................................... 22
FIGURE 19: EXAMPLE TRACKING DATA ....................................................................................................................................................... 23
FIGURE 20. ELMON DASHBOARD GRAPH.................................................................................................................................................... 24

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1. SAFETY
All installation and maintenance work must be carried out by a properly trained and qualified electrician. It is important to
ensure that the installation complies with local wiring regulations. The mains power supply must be disconnected before the
cover is removed. If this unit is used in a way that doesn’t comply with this manual its safety features may be impaired.
2. GENERAL INFORMATION
HOW ELITE WORKS
Elite is primarily designed to monitor power generation and power usage onsite presenting the data in an intuitive
manner on a colour LCD touch screen.
The unit uses two CT’s one to monitor import/export and the second to monitor generation.
The unit also uses voltage sensing so that the current on both CT’s is measured in sync with the voltage to provide true
power readings.
The information gathered with these peripherals allows the unit to display import, export, output and demand along
with cumulative totals of import, export and generation.
The information gathered about the power profile on site can be uploaded to the Elite Monitor (ELMON) dashboard
when the unit is GPRS enabled.
The Elmon dashboard keeps a record of daily power profiles in 3 minute averaged data packets which are uploaded and
stored on the Elmon cloud database.
The stored information is presented in graphical format in both line and bar chart format through the ELMON
dashboard.
The Elite is also Zigbee enabled with smart meter compatibility. The Zigbee comm’s allows the simple addition of a
power throttle to heat water for free with spare exportable power.
Once the Power Throttle is installed the Elite can easily detect the new device on the Zigbee network and pair
effortlessly with it.
Once the Power Throttle is paired; the Elite will also record its data automatically displaying the amount of power being
sent to heat the water and the temperature of the hot water.
The addition of the power throttle gives the user the ability to use the Elite as a standard hot water timer with an
intuitive hot water timer screen with the addition of providing temperature control to reduce heating excess water.
Elite provides simple intuitive power
readings on a clear and colourful
display.

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ELITE INSTALLED
Mains L1
Distribution Board
Correctly Sized
Fused Breaker Din Rail.
DC
AC
PV and/or Wind system
Inverter
Import/Export
Current
Transformers
Generation Current
Transformer
ELITE
Power
Supply
Mains Incoming
ELITE
CT1
ELITE
CT2
Elite
Meter Box
Figure 1. Elite typical installation
In a PV or wind turbine installation where Elite is used for monitoring Figure 1. Elite typical installation above describes how it
is installed. With a GPRS modem enabled the unit when installed like this enables the customer to monitor their data online
with informative graphs that are typically used to help economise and make savings on power usage.
ADD A POWER THROTTLE TO YOUR IMMERSION HEATER FOR FREE HOT WATER.
Heat Store
Clamp-on thermostat or
temperature sensor.
Electric Immersion heaters
thermostat at 65⁰C.
Cylinder 1
0 - 3kW Variable Supply
Electric Immersion heater
thermostat at 65⁰C.
Fuse Spur
for
Immersion
Power Throttle
Figure 2. Power Throttle Add on
Measure Import/Export
Measure Generation

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POWER THROTTLE INSTALLED
Heat Store
Mains L1
Clamp-on thermostat or
temperature sensor.
Electric Immersion heaters
thermostat at 65⁰C.
Cylinder 1
0 - 3kW Variable Supply
Electric Immersion heater
thermostat at 65⁰C.
Distribution Board
Correctly Sized
Fused Breaker Din Rail.
DC
AC
PV and/or Wind system
Inverter
Import/Export
Current
Transformers
Generation Current
Transformer
ELITE
Power
Supply
Mains Incoming
ELITE
CT1
ELITE
CT2
Fuse Spur
for
Immersion Elite
Power Throttle
Meter Box
Figure 3. Elite 3kW Power Throttle System
With the addition of the power throttle the system performs the normal monitoring functionality with the added benefit of
providing free hot water. The system monitors the import and export of power minimizing the export by diverting only the
exportable power into the immersion heater. This provides free hot water while still satisfying other household loads without
power import during sufficient PV power production.
EMMA LITE APPLICABILITY
The standard Elite is designed for use with single-phase, split or three-phase grid-connected micro- (or larger) renewable energy
generators that produce peak outputs of 0.5kW upwards, in conjunction with all types of renewable generators.
GRID VOLTAGE STABILISATION
When paired with a Power Throttle; Elite has the ability to help stabilize voltage on end of line high impedance sites where the
generation capacity exceeds the line capability. Often export limits are imposed due to the line having a finite ability to receive
export and maintain a stable line voltage at the same time. This often increases the line voltage beyond the max voltage settings
of the inverter causing it to trip out costing you money on importing power and reducing your savings. Increasing the power to
an immersion heater relative to the power generation can reduce the voltage and keep the inverter on line and prevent costly
faults.

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HOW DO I KNOW WHAT S YSTEM I HAVE?
Have I got power monitoring?
oIf you have an Elite as described in Figure 1. Elite typical installation Then you have power monitoring via the
Touch screen only.
Have I got remote monitoring?
oIf you have an Elite as described in Figure 1. Elite typical installation and the GSM symbol on the top right hand
corner says GSM Good under Operation of Elite-Figure 4: Elite Default Display Screen then you have remote
monitoring.
Have I got the ability to generate free hot water from my renewable installation?
oIf you have a Power Throttle as described in Figure 2. Power Throttle Add on then you have the ability to divert
excess power to generate free hot water from power that would otherwise have been exported back to the
grid. The power throttle is generally located close to the hot water cylinder but may also be under your
distribution board. The touch screen will also say paired under the red Z symbol and register Tank Power when
it is sending power to the hot water tank as described in Operation of Elite- Figure 4: Elite Default Display
Screen
Have I got the ability to read the temperature of my tank and set cut off’s based on temperature?
oIf you have a power throttle as described previously and the power throttle has a Temperature Sensor
connected to it as described in Figure 2. Power Throttle Add on and the touch screen is displaying a number
above Tank Temp C then you have read tank temperature and set cut off temperatures.
3. OPERATION
ELITE START UP
The Elite has its own Operating System that is revised from time to time with feature additions and in some cases bug fixes. The
particular Software Version that appears on the top right hand side of the boot up screen indicates the Software Version. Cool
Power Products maintain a change record of all releases. The Elite Boots up with the green bar progressing from left to right
indicating its progress. The boot process takes about 5 seconds.

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OPERATION OF ELITE
Elite is a fully automatic system that starts up and runs automatically once installed. It uses a colour touch screen as its interface
to display and allow configuration of its settings. Each display unit is used to monitor one phase.
DEFAULT SCREEN
The standard, or default, display shows the following information:
Figure 4: Elite Default Display Screen
Import/Export(W, kW,MW) –this is the real time import from or export to the grid displayed in W, kW or MW
Demand(Usage) (W, kW,MW) –this is the real time demand within the building displayed in W, kW or MW
Output (Renew) (W, kW,MW) –this is the output from your renewable Generator displayed in W, kW or MW
Tank Power (W, kW, MW) –this is the real time amount of power being diverted to the hot water in the storage tank
displayed in W, kW or MW. This is only applicable when a Power Throttle is part of the installation. The Tank power
will display Stat Off if the immersion is satisfied and its stat has opened.
Tank Temp C –this is the temperature in Celcius of the tank if a Power throttle is used in conjunction with the Elite. This
will read N/A where this system is not applicable.
Room Temp C –this is the temperature of the room where an Elite Temp sensor is fitted. This will read N/A where this
system is not applicable.
GSM –This shows the stage of connection or the signal strength of the GSM connection. This should read Good in
normal operation if the system is GPRS enabled.
Zigbee Strength –the z in the red circle is the zigbee icon. This indicates the Zigbee state and signal strength when the
unit is paired with a compatible zigbee device such as the Power Throttle or a Cool Stack Power Storage unit. This will
show not paired in normal operation when the system is just an Elite Monitor.
Boost Off –this button is used to boost the power to an element in a hotwater tank where a Power Throttle is used. It
has no function when used only as an Elite Monitor (ELMON).
Meter –this button is used to read the cumulative demand, output, import and export power since the unit was
installed.
Settings –this button gives access to the client and to the installer to various configuration menus.

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GENERAL OPERATION AND FREQUENT QUERIES ANSWERED.
The full Elite system with all the add-ons has a number of basic roles to fulfill.
1. The most basic roll the Elite system fulfills is to divert any excess renewable energy that would otherwise be exported
to heat the hot water tank for free. The Elite system is designed to capture exportable power and put it in the hot water
tank until it reaches the renewable cutoff temperature.
2. The Elite system does not import power from the grid to heat the water in normal operation. However, as the Elite is a
replacement of control for the immersion heater in the tank it does come equipped with settable on and off timers and
a boost button which will import power if specifically set and used by the client.
3. The Elite system is not a replacement for your standard heating system to heat water such as gas or oil but instead is
used to reduce the consumption of gas or oil by heating the water in the hot water tank with as much free renewable
energy as possible. When the oil or gas come on they will have less on-time to reach the desired hot water
temperature.
4. It is generally better to set the cut-off temperature for the normal form of heating to a lower temperature so the
renewables can fit as much power into the hot water tank as possible. Having the oil or gas heat the water to 65’C will
inevitably open the stat on the electric immersion and prevent the Elite system from sending free power to the tank.
Setting the oil or gas cut out to 45’C will still provide hot water for a shower and will save on energy losses from the
tank. This will then allow the Elite to put further heat into the tank and prevent the oil or gas stat triggering as often.
Legionella cycles should be observed where dead legs exist in the plumbing system.
5. The Elite system only puts exportable power into the tank in normal operation. This means that all household
appliances are automatically supplied with free power from the renewables first as they will consume all power first
before any spare power can be exported. The Elite does not put all generated power into the tank in this regard.
6. Use of the timers and boost function with renewable operation if the boost or timer is used to heat the water
electrically with imported power; the system will heat the water until it reaches the set import cutoff. If the renewable
cutoff temperature is set higher than the import cutoff the Elite system will continue after the import of power to heat
the water with exportable power until the renewable cutoff is reached. The unit wait 5 minutes after the temperature
drops below the renewable cutoff set temperature before sending power to the tank again.
7. The normal operation of the Elite system where exportable power is diverted to the tank is not governed in anyway by
the Hot Water Timer settings.
8. The hot water timer settings are off by default when the unit is installed so no power is imported to heat the water.
9. Typically, if the Elite system is installed and left running in a new build without occupants it will provide hot water if left
unattended for some days even from 0.5kW PV installs in overcast conditions. This happens as the tank retains most of
the energy input accumulates over a number of days and has no energy displaced through normal use of hot water in
the house.
10. The default renewable cutoff is set to 50’C for point 9 above and should be set higher by the user once in operation to
obtain full benefit from the system.
11. In normal operation while the Elite system is diverting power to the hot water tank the import/export field will hover at
<100W and may switch between import and export frequently on the screen. This is normal operation and while import
may show from time to time it won’t register on the meter. From time to time the system may show more than <100W
when a load is turned off and the system is catching up. This normally takes 1 second.
12. Where there is more exportable power than the immersion can provide to the tank then there will be some power
exported which is normal operation.
13. If the Elite shows stat off frequently and little or no power is going to the tank it means that the immersion stat which is
not controlled by the Elite is open. This generally is a result of the stat failing or the water being heated by another
source to a temperature higher than the immersion stat cutoff. Examples of other sources of heat are Solar thermal, Oil
or gas that are also heating the same cylinder. In the case of solar thermal it is a free resource and should not be
changed.

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ELITE SCREEN NAVIGATION
SETUP MENUS
Pressing the Settings button on the screen brings up the settings menu screen.
Figure 5: Settings Menu Screen
Boost Timer –This button opens the Boost Timer Settings. (Only applicable with a Power Throttle)
Heating –This button opens up the Heating Timers Menu. (Only applicable with a Power Throttle)
HW Temp –This menu opens up the Hot Water Temperature settings menu.( Only applicable with a Power
Throttle)
Time & Date –Pressing this button brings up the time and date settings
Installer –Password protected menu to avoid children tampering with core settings.
Back –Brings the user back to the home screen

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BOOST TIMER SETTINGS SCREEN
Figure 6. Boost Timer Settings screen.
The Boost Timer settings screen allows the user to select a duration for the immersion to stay on when the boost
button on the home screen is pressed.
The button highlighted in green indicates the current duration that is set.
Pressing a different duration will automatically highlight it in green and activate that duration.
Pressing the Back button will return the user to the previous settings menu.

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HEATING (HEATING TIMER SETTINGS)
Figure 7. Hot Water Timer Screen
Pressing the Heating button brings up the heating timer screen. This screen allows the Elite to control the immersion element as
a standard hot water control timer. This screen can be used to set times to coincide with Night saver electricity in Ireland or
economy 7 in the UK. The heating menu provides 2 sets of timers.
Timer 1 has a start and stop time across the top row and is clearly indicated on the screen.
oTimer1 start time hours can be programmed by touching the actual hour figure on the screen under Start
Timer 1.
oThe hour figure will then be highlighted in green to indicate it is selected. The left and right arrows can now be
used to increase or decrease the start time in one hour increments.
oTimer1 start time minutes can be programmed by pressing the actual minute figure on the screen under Start
Timer 1.
oOnce the Start Timer 1 hours and minutes are set at the time required for the immersion to come on the same
procedure can be carried out for the Stop Timer one to disengage the immersion heater.
oIf a second timer is required for example Timer 1 caters for morning showers and Timer 2 caters for general
domestic use in during the day and evening then Timer 2 can be set using the same procedure as Timer 1.
oPressing the set/disable button on the bottom of the screen to green indicates that the existing times are set.
oIf only one timer is required then the second timers start and stop times should be set to be equal.
oIf no timer is required then the set button should be pressed so it is no longer green and reads disabled.
oPressing the back button exits the screen to the previous settings menu.

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HW TEMP (HOT WATER TEMPERATURE)
Figure 8. Hot Water Temperature Screen
Pressing the HW Temp button brings up the Hot Water temperature settings screen. This screen only applies where a Power
Throttle is part of the Elite System. The Hot Water Settings Menu allows the user to set two temperatures.
Import Cut off is the temperature at which the Elite Power Throttle will stop sending power to the hot water tank
immersion when in Boost mode or HW Timer mode which typically import power from the grid. The point of this setting
is to help reduce the amount of power imported from the grid to heat the tank using temperature control.
oThe Import Cut off temperature overrules the boost and hot water timers; cutting off the supply to the
immersions if the import cutoff temperature is met during the boost or timed on periods.
oIf timed control is only used then the tank can heat to excessive temperatures which waste power and
increase losses the higher the tank temperature is above ambient. A lower temperature is typically used for
the import cut off to help save on import.
oThe user can tune the temperature to have just the right temperature in the tank for their use by
incrementally adjusting this temperature over a number of days helping to and reduce costly imported power.
Renewable Cut off is used to set the temperature at which the Elite Power Throttle will stop sending exportable
renewable power to the hot water tank immersion.
oThis is generally set higher than the Import Cut Off temperature as this is free power to heat the tank that
would otherwise have been exported for free or a very low tariff. In this mode of operation the tank is treated
as a battery storing electrical energy as hot water preventing the use of buying imported power at a later
stage.
oThe Renewable Cut off is normally set slightly lower than the immersion stat cut off temperature. An
immersion stat is normally set to 65’C.

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DATE AND TIME
Figure 9. Date and Time Screen
The time and date are a settable option on the E Elite but if they are GSM enabled they will automatically synchronise with the
correct date and time once the GSM has established a connection with the Network. The unit will only begin logging data for the
remote dashboard once the Time and Date has been downloaded from Cool Power Products server through the GSM network.
Alternatively it can be set using the Time and date menu with the following steps where the unit is not GSM enabled:
To set the date touch the date number with your finger so it is illuminated and underlined.
Use the left and right arrow keys to increment and decrement the Date.
To set the Month touch the Month with your finger so it is illuminated and underlined.
Use the left and right arrow keys to increment and decrement the Month.
To set the Year touch the Year with your finger so it is illuminated and underlined.
Use the left and right arrow keys to increment and decrement the Year.
To set the Hour touch the Hour with your finger so it is illuminated and underlined.
Use the left and right arrow keys to increment and decrement the Hour.
To set the Minute touch the Minute with your finger so it is illuminated and underlined.
Use the left and right arrow keys to increment and decrement the Minute.

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INSTALLER (PASSWORD CONTROL)
Pressing the Installer button on the settings menu brings up the password control menu as described in Figure 10. Password
control menu. This menu requires a password for access so as to prevent accidental changing of the parameters contained in the
installer screen. It is also used to prevent children gaining access to the settings as the Elite is often situated in an easily
accessible location similar to a room stat.
Figure 10. Password control menu
The correct password to gain access to this menu is 2901
The password screen will automatically move to the next field after each digit is pressed.
If an incorrect digit is pressed then pressing DEL (delete) will delete the last digit and move incrementally back towards
the first input with each press of the button
Once the 4 digits are entered press OK to accept the password
oIf the password is incorrect the screen will display “Wrong Pass” indicating an incorrect password.
oThe menu will reset and the password will need to be reentered.
oIf the password is entered correctly then the Installer menu screen will be displayed.
There is no count on incorrect passwords so the screen will not lock the user out if multiple incorrect passwords are
entered.

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INSTALLER MENU
Figure 11. Installer Menu Screen with Software Version. This screen is mainly for the use of the installer but the client will use
this menu when registering their device for remote monitoring through the ELMON dashboard using the Zigbee screen. The
monitoring registration and access procedure are covered in a separate document “EMMA LITE Monitoring Setup doc V1.0”. For
information purposes the Settings menu contains the software version in the top right hand corner of its screen. Other than this
the Settings menu should only be used by the installer.
Figure 11. Installer Menu Screen with Software Version
Test –This button opens the Test Settings settings. (Only applicable with a Power Throttle)
PID–This button opens up the Proportional Integral Differential Settings Menu. (Only applicable with a Power
Throttle)
CT Factors –This button opens up the Current Transformer rating settings menu.
Zigbee –this button opens the Pairing menu for the Zigbee with a further GSM menu for Elmon registration
RT Power –The Real Time Power Button opens up the in depth power measurement display for information
and troubleshooting purposes.
Restore FS –Pressing the Restore Factory Defaults button resets the Elite to its factory defaults.

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TEST MENU (ONLY APPLICABLE WITH A POWER THROTTLE)
The test menu is used to prove that the power throttle is working as expected. It is normally used by the installer to prove that
the communication link with the Power Throttle is working correctly and also to prove that the CT’s are installed correctly by
creating a known load on site and observing import rise on the home screen.
Figure 12. Test Duty Cycle Screen
By using the left and right arrow the duty cycle will increment and decrement to the desired percentage.
The duty cycle percentage is relative to the size of the immersion heater.
Once the duty cycle is set to the desired percentage the Test Off button should be pressed turning it green with the text
reflecting Test On in the button.
Returning to the home screen or the RT power screen sill show the tank power which should be relative to the % of the
element size.
A 3kW immersion will show 1.5kW on the Tank power if the duty cycle is set to 50%. If there is no generation the
import export should increase import by the tank power figure which helps to verify that the CT is on the correct
direction.
Pressing the Test On button, updates the button to Test Off and disables the duty cycle test setting.
Pressing the Back button exits back to the installer screen.

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CT FACTORS MENU
The CT Factors menu has 5 settings that are used to configure the CT’s and the operation of the system to divert power to heat if
a Power Throttle is part of the system.
Figure 13. CT Factors and Power Diversion settings screen
HH Factor –adjusts the factor of the Elite to match the Import/Export CT current rating divided by 10 (100Amps = 10).
MG Factor –adjusts the factor of the Elite to match the Generation CT current rating divided by 10 (100Amps = 10).
Min G –adjusts the level above which the Elite registers output from the Generation CT.
EXP Offset –adjust the level of export power in Watts before the Elite will start controlling the Power Throttle to difert
power to the immersion. This only applies to Elites systems that have a Power Throttle.
CT2 On –turns on and off the detection for CT2 depending on whether a second CT for Generation detection is present.
Pressing the Back button exits back to the installer screen.

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RT POWER (REAL TIME POWER DISPLAY)
The Real Time Power display provides informative information on the Power and Temperature outputs on site.
Figure 14. Real Time Power and Temperature Display.
Real Power CT1 and 2 –displays the instantaneous real power of the line those CT’s are clamped on to.
VRMS –Displays the RMS Voltage on the site.
IRMS CT 1 and 2 –is the RMS current flowing through each CT.
Apparent P CT 1 and 2 –Displays the apparent Power of CT1 and CT2 which is the VRMS x IRMS for each CT.
Cos fi CT 1 and 2 –displays the power factor of the line each CT is monitoring.
TS1 TS2 –display the temperature from the two Temp sensors that are connected to a Power Throttle when it is part of
the install.
T Room –displays the room temperature if the Elite has an Elite temperature sensor as part of the install.
Pressing the Back button exits back to the installer screen.

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PID SCREEN (PROPORTIONAL INTEGRAL DIFFERENTIAL CONTROL SCREEN)
The PID Screen is specifically for use by Cool Power Products Engineers. It provides information for debugging purposes and
allows configuration of settings to help resolve unforeseen issues with Data upload and Power Throttle control.
Figure 15. PID screen
Pressing the Back button exits back to the installer screen.
ZIGBEE SCREEN
The Zigbee screen is used to pair a Power Throttle to the Elite by running a Zigbee detection algorithm to find any smart Zigbee
devices in the Elites Range.
Figure 16. Zigbee Add Node Screen
By pressing the Add Node Button the Elite will do a search for any other Zigbee devices in range.
The EL MAC Address indicates the MAC address of the Elites Zigbee
The PT MAC Address indicates the MAC address of the Power Throttle is it picks it up.
Once a PT MAC is found the user is prompted to verify that this is the correct address.
Once the user presses yes the Elite will start to communicate with the Power Throttle and build an immersion
calibration table taking approximately 2 minutes.
Pressing the Back button exits back to the installer screen.