WHAT IS THE ONBOARD
GENERATOR
The vehicle functions as a portable
generator and can power devices that
require up to the rating listed on the power
outlet label.
ONBOARD GENERATOR
PRECAUTIONS
WARNING: Do not connect any
vehicle power outlets to any premises.
This can create a backfeed to utility lines.
Failure to follow this instruction could
result in property damage, fire, electrical
shock or death.
WARNING: Do not keep electrical
devices plugged in the power point
whenever the device is not in use. Power
points power up during remote start.
WARNING: Do not use the onboard
generator to power a towable item when
your vehicle is in motion unless you are
using Ford approved accessories.
When you switch the power outlets on, the
vehicle power down timer is disabled and
the vehicle continues to be powered on.
Note: We recommend using UL approved
devices for use with the power outlet.
Note: Make sure that plugged in devices do
not exceed the ratings displayed on the
outlet covers.
Note: Unplug electrical devices from the
power outlet when they are not switched
on.
Note: Make sure there is no damage to the
outlets before driving your vehicle.
Note: Power could be limited during
extreme hot or cold temperatures to
optimize the performance of the system.
Note: When the hood is closed, the frunk
outlet power is limited.
Note: Do not aim a water hose, power
washer or high-powered spray nozzle
directly at the power outlet cover when
cleaning the frunk.
Note: Close all outlet covers when not in
use.
Grounding Type
Neutral Bonded
The neutral of the inverter generator is
bonded to system ground. Connecting
loads that also have neutral bonded to
ground causes the ground fault detection
to trip.
Note: If additional grounding measures are
required, consult with a qualified electrician.
LOCATING THE OUTLETS
The power outlets are in the cabin, bed,
and frunk of the vehicle.
Bed Outlet
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