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MAINTENANCE

Keep your Vehicle Power Hub in a cool and dry place

Please fully recharge the Vehicle Power Hub every 3 months especially when not in use

Turn the main battery isolator to OFF when the Vehicle Hub is not in use

Check the lid bolts are tight every 6 months

Please make sure the Power Hub is securely mounted using the strap kit or feet fixing kit

when used inside a vehicle

Summary of Contents for Vehicle Power Hub 1300

Page 1: ...VEHICLE POWER HUB Lithium Power Supply with in built DC DC charger and solar controller USER MANUAL...

Page 2: ...Instructions 6 General Precaution 7 Charging the Vehicle Power Hub 8 Operating Instructions 11 Multi Function Display 13 Troubleshooting 14 Specifications 15 In the Box 16 Maintenance 17 Warranty 18 P...

Page 3: ...provides high energy storage burn less fuel and reduce CO2 emissions when running high loads for long periods Fast efficient in vehicle charging means less idling is required to maintain loads Flexibl...

Page 4: ...ion battery pack Before using or storing please charge the Vehicle Power Hub by the lithium ion AC charger supplied until it s fully charged Don t leave the Vehicle Power Hub stored for extended peri...

Page 5: ...ITCH B MULTI FUNCTION DISPLAY C EXTERNAL DC12V INVERTER OUTLET D 50A INPUT OUTPUT E IN VEHICLE CHARGE INPUT BLUE F 12V SOLAR INPUT YELLOW G USB 5V 2 X 2 1A H DC 12V 10A SOCKET I IGN SIGNAL CONNECTION...

Page 6: ...ehicle Power Hub DC isolator is turned off before opening and servicing This manual contains information concerning the storage and operation of the Vehicle Power Hub All relevant parts of the manual...

Page 7: ...wires are exposed Do not place foreign objects inside the power outlets or ventilation holes Always keep and use the device out of the reach of children Do not open the unit without permission and pr...

Page 8: ...witch is always turned ON during charging 2 Plug AC charger into wall outlet using the included power cord 3 Connect the Anderson plug of AC charger to 50AMP INPUT OUTPUT outlet 4 During the charging...

Page 9: ...is burnt out or the DC DC charger is not working The integrated battery to battery charger is compatible with both older conventional alternators and new variable voltage alternators EU6 fitted to ne...

Page 10: ...n integrated MPPT solar charge controller making solar charging easy TIP Solar will also top up and maintain the starter battery when the Hub battery is full 1 30A MPPT Solar Charger built in ensure t...

Page 11: ...independent of the isolator switch DC Operation Max 250A Total output BMS limited 1 Please ensure the TOTAL discharging current is not more than 250A or else it may trigger the main internal power br...

Page 12: ...terminated with large Anderson connector and M8 ring terminals 1 Turn off power hub using main isolator 2 Connect the correct red and black ring terminals to the corresponding and terminals on the pow...

Page 13: ...ain Switch isolator to ON to power the multi function display 2 Please press ON OFF button to check the Battery Capacity and Voltage Turning the Isolator switch to OUT allows the isolator switch to be...

Page 14: ...n vehicle charger and MPPT Solar Charger Under permission and instruction from PPT remove the screws and open the lid to inspect 40A inline fuse holder Replace 40A fuse if needed with the same size fu...

Page 15: ...Max discharge 250A BMS over current and over temperature limited max 200A continuous Output Specification DC Outlet Dual 5V 2 1A USB 2X 12V 10A DC socket 2x 12V 50A connector input output 1x External...

Page 16: ...ted with large Anderson connector M8 ring terminals x1 and inline 225A circuit breaker Starter battery connection cable for in vehicle charging 1 metre 10mm cable red and black Blue Anderson connector...

Page 17: ...ully recharge the Vehicle Power Hub every 3 months especially when not in use 3 Turn the main battery isolator to OFF when the Vehicle Hub is not in use 4 Check the lid bolts are tight every 6 months...

Page 18: ...ability for any 3rd party damage however so caused Under this warranty we will replace or repair any parts found to be defective due to manufacturers defect We are not responsible in any way for damag...

Page 19: ...ech com 19 Portable Power Technology Ltd Unit 2 Meadow House Business Centre Meadow House London Road West Kingsdown Kent TN15 6ER United Kingdom Tel 44 0 1474 761 051 Email sales portablepowertech co...