Emaldo Power Core User Manual
take some time (< 2h) for the energy storage system to be heated before charging. It is
recommended to put it in a warm place before installation to help the effective adjustment
and test.
• When the ambient temperature is over 45℃ or below -10℃, the charging and discharging
power of the battery will be reduced.
• In the places with frequent natural disasters such as flood, debris flow, earthquake and
typhoon, corresponding preventive measures should be taken for installation.
• The installation location is far away from fire source and heat source, so please do not
place inflammable and explosive articles around the equipment.
• Avoid water accumulation in the installation position, keep away from water sources such
as faucet, sewer pipe and sprinkler, and avoid water seepage.
• When the equipment is running, the outlet temperature of the cabinet will be high, so
please do not install it in an easy-to-touch position.
• When the equipment is running, please do not block the vent or cooling system to prevent
high temperature from causing fire.
• Do not place the equipment in an environment of inflammable and explosive gas or
smoke, and do not carry out any operation in this environment.
• Do not install the equipment in moving scenes such as ships, trains and trucks.
• Do not use the power supply for the following purposes in the standby power scenario.
a. Medical equipment directly related to human life.
b. Control equipment such as trains and elevators, which may cause personal injury.
c. Computer systems of social and public importance.
d. The vicinity of medical equipment.
e. Equipment similar to those described above.
• The energy storage system will be corroded when installed in salt-damaged areas. Please
do not install it outdoors in salt-damaged areas. Salt-damaged area refers to the area
within 500m from the coast or affected by sea breeze. The area affected by sea breeze
varies according to meteorological conditions (such as typhoon and seasonal wind) or
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