RKL Problem ugh

aaronlp

New member
Ive been messing around with my reef keeper lite and i noticed today my ballasts to my halides keep tripping the power strip and its too noisy of a ballast...any idea how to fix this with anyone with experience wih the RKL

Ballast is a aquatraders 250w
 
http://www.digitalaquatics.com/downloads/RKM-PC4 User Guide - Rev B.pdf
3.3 IntellaStrip Technology
IntellaStrip technology enables the PC4 to monitor the total current that the
module is supplying to the devices connected to it and make decisions based
on that information.
The PC4 powers the entire system; IntellaStrip technology will help prevent a
system wide failure if the breaker were to trip do to a single failed device. This
helps ensure uninterrupted power to the rest of the system*.
Because there are diff erent limits for the two types of channels, (CH 1 & 4
have a 8 amp limit each, while 2 & 3 have a 3 amp limit each,) IntellaStrip will
attempt to ensure these limits are not exceeded. By monitoring the diff erential
in current when a channel is turned on or off , the PC4 can determine if a
single channel is exceeding its limit. In that case the PC4 will go into an override
state and report a fault.
Depending on the type of fault detected the IntellaStrip will shut off either,
channels 2 & 3, or the entire bank. Care should be taken to ensure the items
plugged into the PC4 adhere to the posted limits to ensure continued safe
and uninterrupted operation.
To reset a fault touch any key for two seconds. If the cause of the fault has not
been corrected the PC4 will quickly return to a fault state. The cause of the
fault must be cleared for the unit to return to normal operation.
!
If there is damage to the electronics of the PC4 such as
water intrusion or salt creep there is 15amp breaker
on the PC4 for added protection. If the damage is to
the electronics of the PC4 IntellaStrip technology can
not protect against that and the strip may shut down
completely.
 
Issue Possible Solution
The PC4 keeps going into the
Overload state.
(With items plugged in)
-There may be a device that’s faulted.
Remove all the items plugged
into the PC4 and see if the issue
continues. If not, start plugging in
items one at a time until you fi nd
the cause.
(With NO items plugged in)
-The fi rmware may be corrupted.
Reinstall the latest fi rmware for the
PC4 and retest.
-There may be some damaged or
issue with one of the outlets. This
will require service.
Contact: support@digitalaquatics.
com
 
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