ATD Tools ATD-5925, Owner'S Manual

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TABLE III. WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT OPERATION TIME YOU CAN EXPECT WHEN STARTING FROM A FULLY CHARGED SYSTEM.
TABLE III.
POWER PACK UNIT AS A 12V DC POWER SOURCE
APPLIANCE TYPE
ESTIMATED
POWER
CONSUMPTION
(IN WATTS)
ESTIMATED
USAGE
TIME (IN
HOURS)
FLUORESCENT LIGHTS, CELL PHONES 4 30
RADIOS, FANS, DEPTH FINDERS 9 21
CAMCORDERS, VCR'S, SPOTLIGHTS 15 12
ELECTRIC TOOLS, BILGE PUMPS 24 7
ELECTRIC COOLERS 48 3
AIR COMPRESSORS, CAR VACUUMS 80 1.5
TABLE IV WILL GIVE YOU AN IDEA OF WHAT OPERATION TIME YOU CAN EXPECT WHEN STARTING FROM A FULLY CHARGED SYSTEM.
WHEN USING YOUR POWER PACK UNIT AS A 120 V AC POWER SOURCE WITH A POWER INVERTER.
TABLE IV .
POWER PACK UNIT AS A 12-VDC POWER SOURCE WITH
POWER INVERTER
APPLIANCE TYPE
ESTIMATED
POWER
CONSUMPTION
(IN WATTS)
ESTIMATED
USAGE
TIME (IN
HOURS)
SPOTLIGHTS, SUMP PUMPS, & VCR'S
100 1.5
FAXES, TV'S SMALL APPLIANCES
150 1
COMPUTERS , PRINTERS
200 0.75
MEDIUM POWER TOOLS, BLENDERS
250 0.05
JUMP-STARTING:
FOR OPTIMUM PERFORMANCE, WHEN USING YOUR POWER PACK UNIT TO JUMP START A VEHICLE OR BOAT, PLEASE READ AND FOLLOW
THESE STEP-BY-STEP INSTRUCTIONS:
1. SWITCH THE ENGINE OF THE VEHICLE OR BOAT TO BE JUMP-STARTED TO “OFF”.
2. CONNECT THE RED (+) “ALLIGATOR” CLAMP TO THE RED (+) POSITIVE BATTERY TERMINAL.
3. CONNECT THE BLACK (-) “ALLIGATOR” CLAMP TO A NON-MOVING METAL PART OF THE ENGINE, NOT TO THE (-) NEGATIVE BATTERY
TERMINAL.
4. TURN POWER PACK UNIT SWITCH TO “ON”.
5. WAIT A MINUTE OR TWO TO LET THE VEHICLE BATTERY TO CHARGE
6. TRY TO START THE VEHICLE BUT DO NOT TRY FOR MORE THAN 5 TO 6 SECONDS.
7. IF THE VEHICLE OR BOAT ENGINE DOES NOT START, WAIT AT LEAST 3 MINUTES BEFORE TRYING AGAIN.
*UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES ALLOW THE RED AND BLACK CLAMPS TO TOUCH EACH OTHER OR A COMMON CONDUCTOR*
ONCE THE ENGINE IS RUNNING, FIRST DISCONNECT THE BLACK (-) CLAMP AND RETURN THIS CABLE TO ITS STORED POSITION ON THE
POWER PACK UNIT, THEN DISCONNECT THE RED (+) CLAMP AND RETURN THIS CABLE TO ITS STORED POSITION ON THE POWER PACK
UNIT. AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, CONNECT YOUR POWER PACK UNIT SYSTEM TO 120-VAC AND RECHARGE.