CAUTION:
Never disconnect the DC cables from the inverter without first disconnecting
the cables from the battery or potentially lethal electricity will be left exposed.
NOTE: The Power Button turns the control circuit in the inverter on and off. It
does not disconnect power from the inverter. When the button is in the off
position, the inverter draws no current from the battery. When it’s in the on
position, but no power is being supplied to a load, the inverter draws less
than ½ amp from the battery. This is low current draw. It would take more than
a week to discharge a 100 ampere hour battery at this rate depending on the
age of the battery. For safety disconnect the RPPD2000 from the battery
when not in use.
Operating Indicators:
Indicators on the output end of the unit show the inverters power status and
alarms for conditions that could cause it to shut down. When the inverter
power is on, the voltage input and power output indicators, automatically
toggle between input and output values at three-second intervals. The three
LEDs indicate the mode the meter is in and the three digits indicate the
voltage or power value.
NOTE: Once the inverter power output value has exceeded 999 watts, the
display will indicate kilowatts. Example: 1.25 kilowatts = 1250 watts.
Current Overload Protection:
If the inverter is overloaded, it will shut down to protect itself. The meter will
flash (OLP) to indicate Overload Protect. To restore normal operation,
disconnect the excessive load and turn the unit off and on again using the
Power Button.
Short Circuit Protection:
If the AC output of the inverter is short circuited for one second or more,
it will shut down to protect itself. The meter will flash (OPP) to indicate Short
Circuit Protect and an alarm will sound. To restore normal operation,
disconnect the short circuit and turn the unit Off and On again using the
Power Button.
Output KilowattsInput Voltage Output Wattage
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