LD600-12 Manual
Selectronic Australia
6
Getting Started Quickly
If you want to get powered up quickly here are the 11 simple steps.
1.
Familiarise yourself with the details in the first 6 pages on this manual.
2.
Unpack the LD600-12 from the packaging.
3.
Check unit for any damage that may have resulted during transport, if any
damage is evident report this to your supplier immediately.
4.
Make sure the LD600-12 ON/OFF switch (12) is in the off position.
5.
Connect battery positive wire (red) (10) to battery positive or battery
fuse.
6.
Connect battery neg. wire (black) (11) to battery negative or battery fuse.
7.
Plug a 230 - 240V appliance into inverter front power point (8) but do
not switch on.
8.
Turn ON/OFF switch (12) to ON.
9.
After 3 seconds LED (1) will begin to flash. If no LEDs light, check for
correct connection to battery.
10.
Turn power point (8) on
11.
You’re away.
LD600-12 Parts Identification
LED (1)
LED (2)
LED (3)
LED (4)
ON/OFF Switch (12)
LED (5)
Mode Button (7)
(8) Power Point/GPO
Positive (Red) Battery lead (6) can be viewed from the rear.
Negative (Black) Battery Lead (7) can be viewed from the rear.
LD600-12 Manual
Selectronic Australia
11
Maintenance
Inverter
Periodic maintenance of your LD600-12 inverter involves little more than
checking for any obstructions to the black cooling heatsink at the rear of the
inverter. The heatsink must be cleared of any accumulated foreign matter that
may have lodged itself between the fins since the last maintenance check, e.g.
insect nests. Also verify that airflow around the inverter has not become
restricted.
Batteries
1.
Every week, carry out a thorough visual inspection of all battery
wiring, taking particular note of the condition of inter-connections
between cells. This maintenance should be carried out in conjunction
with the battery manufacturers recommended maintenance.
Safety Hint
When working on batteries of such high capacity it is
essential that you wear protective clothing, some form of eye
protection and rubber-soled work boots. Please regard your
batteries with a great deal of caution, and if in any doubt,
entrust this work to your supplier / installer.
2.
Check that the stainless steel inter-connecting bolts are tight and have
no corrosion. If corrosion is evident, carefully follow the following
procedure.
•
Disconnect the system battery fuse before working on the battery
bank.
•
Unbolt the stainless steel bolts and nuts of any corroded
connections and thoroughly clean the joint with a wire brush or
file, taking extreme care not to short circuit any battery cells with
any tools.
•
Re-assemble and smear a small amount of Vaseline or similar
grease over the surface of the joint to slow down any future
corrosion.
