inergy KODIAK, User Manual

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FAQ
Q: How much do the Kodiak weigh?
A: The Kodiak weighs 20 pounds total.
Q: What type of AC Inverter is built into the Kodiak?
A: 1,500 Watt Pure Sine Wave. Max output of 3,000 Watts.
Q: What is the expected lifespan of the Kodiak battery?
A: Up to 2,000 cycles or 10 years if the battery is well maintained.
Q: What is the warranty for the Kodiak?
A: The warranty is one year limited.
Q: Is the internal lithium battery user replaceable?
A: No. Any battery service must be rendered by Inergy.
Q: How long will the battery hold its charge?
A: Up to a full year, however; we recommend checking the battery
level every 3 months to ensure it is over 10% charged. Storing a
battery that is completely depleted can cause irreparable damage.
Q: Can I use the Kodiak while it is charging?
A: Yes. It’s capable of outputting power while charging.
Q: Can I fly on an airplane with the Kodiak?
A: No. The Kodiak needs to be either ground shipped to your
destination, or air shipped via a shipping carrier, not a passenger
airplane.
Q: Can the Kodiak power my entire home?
A: No. The Kodiak system is designed to power individual
appliances and devices rather than plugging into the home›s
breaker panel directly. For instance, electric dryers, ovens, stoves,
and water heaters all exceed the Kodiak›s ability. However, gas
ovens, stoves, dryers, and water heaters can be powered using the
Kodiak by plugging in directly - provided they have a standard 110
VAC wall plug.
Q: My Kodiak won’t turn on or charge.
A: It’s likely that your Kodiak is in Safety Mode. See page 5 for more
information.
Q: Can I connect lithium ion batteries to the Kodiak?
A: No. Only lead acid, AGM, or Gel Cell 12 Volt batteries are
supported. See page 16 & 17 for more information.