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CONNECTION TO LOAD
Plug the cord from the equipment you wish to operate into the AC receptacle. The green LED
indicator lights to indicate that the inverter is functioning. Make sure the combined load
requirement of your equipment does not exceed inverter’s output rating.
The inverter is engineered to be connected directly to standard electrical and electronic
equipment in the manner described above. Do not connect the power inverter to household or
RV AC distribution wiring. Do not connect the power inverter to any AC load circuit in which the
neutral conductor is connected to ground (earth) or to the negative of the DC (battery) source.
WARNING: Do not connect to AC distribution wiring.
OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
For best operating results, the inverter should be placed on flat surface, such as the ground, car
floor, or other solid surface. The power cord allows easy positioning of the inverter. The inverter
should only be used in locations that meet the following criteria:
DRY- Do not allow water and/or other liquids to come into contact with the power inverter. In all
marine applications, do not install the inverter below or near the waterline and keep the inverter
away from moisture or water.
COOL – Ambient air temperature should be between 30 degrees F (-1 degree C)
non-condensing
, and 105 degrees F (40 degrees C). Do not place the inverter on or near a
heating vent or any piece of equipment which is generating heat above room temperature. Keep
the inverter away from direct sunlight, if at all possible.
VENTILATED – Keep the area surrounding the inverter clear to ensure free air circulation around
the unit. Do not place items on or over the inverter during operation. A fan is helpful if the inverter
is operating at maximum power outputs for extended periods of time. The unit will shut down if
the internal temperature exceeds operating temperatures. The unit will restart after it cools.
SAFE – Do not use the inverter near flammable materials or in any locations that may
accumulate flammable fumes of gases.
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