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GP-55-AUTO

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1.0  Installation and Maintenance

1.  DISCONNECT DC POWER.

 Disconnect the battery 

POS (+) 

wire at the battery end before connecting this  Con-

verter/Charger to any vehicle/device wiring.

2.  LOCATION.

 The mounting location may be on any interior (out of direct weather) surface. Location chosen must 

be accessible after installation. When mounted inside a cabinet, the cabinet must be large enough to allow dissi-

pation of heated air. Make sure that there is a minimum of 1” free air space at each end of the unit so that cooling 

air can move through the unit properly. AVOID foreign contaminants such as dirt, metal, particles or moisture.

3.  MOUNTING.

 Flanges with holes are provided for ease of mounting using standard fasteners. Confirm the surface 

that the converter is mounted to is solid and will hold the weight (6 lbs) during vehicle operation.

4.  ELECTRICALREQUIREMENTS.

 A 120 VAC recept

acle needs to be located within 36 inches of the Converter/

Charger to supply power. Electrical consideration should also be given to mounting near the location of the batter-

ies and the 

12-volt DC 

distribution panel.

5.  ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.

 Be sure to tighten all connections securely. A loose connection can quickly cause 

terminals and wires to overheat. Review unit labels for recommended terminal torque values.

WARNING - Avoid Possible Injury or Death

• 

The terminal marked

 - 

or 

NEG 

is for the RV 

12 VDC negative 

connection

•  The 12 VDC output wiring does not require over-current protection because the Converter/Charger limits current 

output.   However, all electrical connections need to comply with the appropriate NEC code.

120 VAC

 Connection - First confirm that the 120 VAC power source AC circuit breakers are in the OFF position. DO 

NOT turn on AC breakers until installation is complete.

• 

Using an 8 AWG minimum size copper wire, attach from the vehicle/device chassis to the Converter/Charger 

Bonding Lug.

•  Using the attached power cord on the Converter/Charger, connect firmly to the 120VAC receptacle. 

12 VDC Wiring 

- It is important to use the correct wire gage. Use a minimum of 8 AWG size copper wire.

• 

The terminal marked 

or

 POS 

is for the RV

 12 VDC positive 

connection

Summary of Contents for GP-55-AUTO

Page 1: ...Automotive Power Supply Charger Owner s Manual powered by Automotive Power Supply Charger GPC 55 AUTO GPC 75 AUTO GPC 100 AUTO...

Page 2: ...lications WARNING Avoid Possible Injury or Death 120 VAC is present This Converter Charger is designed to convert 120 VAC to 12 VDC It also provides low voltage power for charging on board 12 VDC batt...

Page 3: ...er Charger to supply power Electrical consideration should also be given to mounting near the location of the batter ies and the 12 volt DC distribution panel 5 ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS Be sure to tight...

Page 4: ...e at the converter and at the battery The voltage should be about the same When connected to any charging source all batteries will gas and lose some fluid WARNING Avoid Personal Injury Product Damage...

Page 5: ...om the date of purchase at the point of sale to the original end user customer Sale Date that the Go Power Product provides coverage as follows For the period ending 2 years from the Sale Date Go Powe...

Page 6: ...Safety of Underwriters Laboratory Inc Standards for the International Electrotechnical Commission Standards for the American National Standards Institute or the Canadian Standards Association Failure...

Page 7: ...ler refuses to provide service please contact Go Power directly 3 2 2 Dealers Dealers will handle warranty either through their supplier or Go Power if they qualify as a Purchaser 3 2 3 Units bought d...

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