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Hi,

I would like to find out what is the maximum continuous input current that SRC3000XLICC can draw during operation (i.e charging a totally depleted battery) at no load as well as full load.

I will not be running the device anywhere near full load, but I would still like to know up to what extents the current can go during operation for calculation purposes.

I will be installing the UPS on one phase of a 3 phase supply for a system. Knowing the current usage would help me determine how to distribute the remaining non-UPS loads among the 3 phases.

Thanks in Advance.

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