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IGP-2500
The DC output on this generator has a rated voltage of 12V with a rated
current of 8.3A.
DC Applications
12Volt DC Outlet
This is suitable for charging most lead acid type car batteries.
Before charging, remove the battery from the vehicle. The battery
MUST be totally isolated from any other circuitry.
1. Connect the positive (+, RED)
charging cord to the positive
battery terminal. Connect the
negative (-, BLACK) charging cord
to the negative battery terminal. Do
not reverse the charging cables, or
serious damage to the generator
and/or the battery may occur.
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IGP 2500
AC 240V
DISPLAY METER
RATED POWER 2.2kW
MAX. POWER 2.5kW
OFF
DC PROTECTOR
+
DC 2V 3.3A
-
2. Start the generator as described in
“Starting the engine”
section.
3. Connect the DC cable to the 12Volt
DC outlet. The battery will begin
charging.
4. When disconnecting, remove the
plug from the generator before
unclipping the clamps on the
battery.
Note:
Do not attempt to charge lithium ion, NiCad or NiMH batteries.
The charging outlet is only intended for Lead Acid batteries.
WARNING!
THE BATTERY GIVES OFF EXPLOSIVE
GASES; KEEP SPARKS, FLAMES AND CIGARETTES
AWAY. PROVIDE ADEQUATE VENTILATION WHEN
CHARGING.
WARNING!
THE BATTERY CONTAINS SULPHURIC
ACID (ELECTROLYTE). CONTACT WITH SKIN OR EYES
MAY CAUSE SEVERE BURNS. WEAR PROTECTIVE
EQUIPMENT.
WARNING!
BATTERIES LEFT UNATTENDED CAN
POTENTIALLY EXPLODE, RESULTING IN SERIOUS
INJURY.
WARNING!
THIS GENERATOR IS NOT SUITABLE FOR
PERMANENT HOUSEHOLD INSTALLATION AND/OR
APPLICATIONS.
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IGP 2500
AC 240V
DISPLAY METER
RATED POWER 2.2kW
MAX. POWER 2.5kW
OFF
DC PROTECTOR
+
DC 2V 3.3A
-
Note:
DC receptacle can be used while the
AC power is in use. If you use both at the
same time, be sure not to exceed the total
power for AC and DC. An overloaded DC
circuit will trip the DC circuit breaker. If this
happens, disconnect the DC load before
pushing in the ‘DC Overload Reset’ button to
resume operation.
When reconnecting appliances, reduce the load which previously
overloaded the generator.
AC Applications
Check the total rating of the appliance
to be connected and ensure the rating
of the appliance/s does not exceed the
rating of the generator.
1. Start the engine and make sure
the output indicator LED (green)
illuminates. (see
“Starting the
engine”)
2. Confirm that the equipment to be used and the AC power switch
on the control panel is switched off, and insert the plug of the
equipment to be used into an AC socket.
3. Switch the AC power switch on the control panel up into the on
position and then you can start using the equipment.
Note:
If the connected appliance does not operate, refer to
“Overload
Indicator”
section.
Note:
Please be aware that the starting current of certain equipment
may be higher than it is rated.
Appliance
Running Wattage
Start-up Wattage
Light
70W
70W
Airless Sprayer
650W
1300W
Refrigerator
700W
2000W
Water Pump
800W
2000W
Air Compressor (1HP)
1100W
4000W
Circular Saw
1200W
2100W
Heater
2000W
2000W
Mitre Saw
2100W
3200W
Electric Stove
2400W
2400W
Overloading (Inrush Current)
You may find that even though the appliance you wish to connect to the generator
is below the rated power, the generator overloads.
Some appliances require a higher power than noted on the appliance for start up;
this is called inrush current. Some examples are listed below.
*Table details are approximate. Always check your appliance for the accurate wattage.
