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Stacking
At OutBack, we adhere to a philosophy that a power system should be fully customizable to address your specic needs. erefore
we set out to create the worlds rst group of inverter/chargers that use a truly modular architecture. is modular architecture uses
the next generation of a technique referred to asstackingto enable you to tailor your system for higher output power, increased
charging capabilities and/or three-phase power conguration.
Whether stacked in parallel, classic series, series/parallel or three-phase there is always an inverter/charger which performs the task
of Master. e Master talks to the other units through the HUB system communications manager while performing three major
roles, keeping all inverter/chargers properly phased, controlling inverter and charger output levels, as well as putting unused inverters
into Power Save mode to improve system eciency at low AC load levels.
Parallel Stacking - More power at same output voltage
When the inverter/chargers are stacked in parallel all inverter and charger outputs are combined. is means that each inverter’s AC output is
added up to equal your total system AC output, up to 36,000 watts, in phase at the same 120 VAC/60 Hz or 230 VAC/50 Hz output voltage, or
80,000 watts at 120/240 VAC/60 Hz with the Radian Series.
3 kW
120 VAC
Leg 1
3 kW
120 VAC
Leg 2
6 kW
240 VAC
or
or
Load
Load
3-Phase Stacking - More power for three-phase loads
ree inverter/chargers can be congured to provide 120/208 VAC or 230/400VAC four wire “WYE/Star” three-phase AC Power. An inverter/charger is
used to power each of the three legs for 3-phase AC power. e loads on each of the inverters do not need to be kept balanced – each phase is independently
voltage regulated.
OutBack Series/Parallel Stacking - More power at all output voltages
Series/Parallel stacking or OutBack (OB) stacking is unique to OutBack inverter/chargers. Never before has it been possible to have inverter/char-
gers balancing loads intelligently between two legs of AC power while seamlessly changing between series and parallel. OB Stacking uses the X-240
auto transformer to balance the loads between the two separate series legs of a system. e X-240 allows AC loads on leg 1 and leg 2 to be powered
by any combination of inverter/chargers within your system. Even if there are only two inverter/chargers, connected in series, they can function as
if connected in parallel. is allows larger AC loads to be operated by a system without risking overloading one of the 120 VAC outputs.
Classic Series Stacking - More power at higher output voltage
Stacking inverter/chargers in classic series provides a system with split phase 120/240VAC. is method does not allow balancing between
separate legs on a system and is can only be used in dual inverter/charger systems without the X-240 Auto Transformer.
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
PSX-240
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or
Load
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW
120 VAC
3 kW
120 VAC
3 kW
120 VAC
9 kW
208 VAC
3-Phase
or
Load
3 kW 230 VAC
3 kW 230 VAC
3 kW 230 VAC
3 kW
230 VAC
3 kW
230 VAC
3 kW
230 VAC
9 kW
400 VAC
3-Phase
9 kW
120 VAC
Leg 1
3 kW
120 VAC
Leg 2
12 kW
240 VAC
or
Load
6 kW
120 VAC
Leg 1
6 kW
120 VAC
Leg 2
or
3 kW
120 VAC
Leg 1
9 kW
120 VAC
Leg 2
3 kW 120 VAC
9 kW
120 VAC
Load
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 120 VAC
3 kW 230 VAC
9 kW
230 VAC
Load
3 kW 230 VAC
3 kW 230 VAC
8kW 120/
240 VAC
8kW 120/
240 VAC
8kW 120/
240 VAC
24kW
120/240
VAC
Load
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