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1. INTRODUCTION --------------------------------------------------------------- 4

2. GENERAL DESCRIPTION -----------------------------------------------5,6,7

2.1 Additional Key Features ---------------------------------------------- 7
2.2 Applications --------------------------------------------------------- 7,8

3. USING ELECTROMATE™ AS A JUMP-START SYSTEM ---------------- 8

3.1 Jump-start Procedure ------------------------------------------------- 8

4. USE AS A 12 VOLT DC PORTABLE POWER SYSTEM ----------------- 9

5. POWER INVERTER ------------------------------------------------------------ 9

5.1 Inverter Operation ----------------------------------------------------- 9
5.2 Principles of Operation --------------------------------------------- 10
5.3 Operating Time ------------------------------------------------------ 11
5.4 Powering on AC Load ---------------------------------------------- 11
5.5 Placement of ElectroMate™ ----------------------------------- 11,12
5.6 Operating Tips ------------------------------------------------------- 12
5.7 Troubleshooting the Inverter --------------------------------------- 12

6. COMPRESSOR/TIRE INFLATOR ------------------------------------------ 12

6.1 Compressor Use------------------------------------------------------ 13
6.2 Compressor Safety Information ----------------------------------- 13
6.3 Inflation of Tire or Products with a Valve Stem ---------------- 13
6.4 Typical Inflation Times ---------------------------------------------- 13
6.5 Inflating items without a valve stem ------------------------------ 14

7. FLUORESCENT LAMP ------------------------------------------------------- 14

8. RECHARGING ELECTROMATE ------------------------------------------- 14

8.1 AC Recharge --------------------------------------------------------- 15
8.2 DC Recharge ----------------------------------------------------- 16,17
8.3 Simultaneous Recharge and Inverter Operation -------------- 16

9. MAINTENANCE/REPLACEMENT PARTS ------------------------------- 16

10. BATTERY DISPOSAL --------------------------------------------------------- 16

11. SPECIFICATIONS ------------------------------------------------------------ 17

Appendix A – Battery Installation ------------------------------------ 17,18
Appendix B – Extending Operating Time ------------------------------ 18
Appendix C – Troubleshooting ------------------------------------------- 19

WARRANTY ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 20

Summary of Contents for ElectroMate 1000 WATT

Page 1: ...AND PRODUCT LABELS PLUS YOUR VEHICLE S BATTERY MANUFACTURER GUIDELINES FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN INJURY AND OR PROPERTY DAMAGE 110 Volt AC 12 Volt DC Portable Power Supply VEC095 Electronic Gen...

Page 2: ...le battery is jump started Before jump starting this type of vehicle read the vehicle s owner s manual to confirm that external starting assistance is advised 11 Excessive engine cranking can damage t...

Page 3: ...Tips 12 5 7 Troubleshooting the Inverter 12 6 COMPRESSOR TIRE INFLATOR 12 6 1 Compressor Use 13 6 2 Compressor Safety Information 13 6 3 Inflation of Tire or Products with a Valve Stem 13 6 4 Typical...

Page 4: ...ccessories This ElectroMate model is modular in design and can be considered as several interconnected components The major components are Battery Power Inverter Automatic Battery Charger Tire Compres...

Page 5: ...I outlets can connect to any two or three pin North American standard appliance plugs ElectroMate is also ideal to power 12 Volt DC cordless portable appliances with a combined current rating up to 30...

Page 6: ...rage Hatch and must be removed from the Storage Hatch for use The VEC077EM is a high frequency three stage charger that can either be permanently connected to ElectroMate or connected to a battery cla...

Page 7: ...Battery Status Button Polarity Correct LED indicates when it s safe to turn on the Safety Switch Audible alarm sounds when polarity is incorrect Visual LED Alarm indicates Reverse Polarity Adjustable...

Page 8: ...start Procedure 1 Make sure the ElectroMate Safety Switch is turned OFF enabling the reverse polarity alarms and correct polarity indicator 2 Turn Off ignition and all accessories radio A C lights et...

Page 9: ...FCI dual outlets 110 Volt 60 Hz AC alternating current household power It s DC source is the installed 12 Volt battery Safety features include an audible low battery alarm and automatic shutdown to pr...

Page 10: ...ied sine wave produced by the Power Inverter has an RMS root mean square voltage of 110 which is the same as standard household power Most AC voltmeters both digital and analog are calibrated for RMS...

Page 11: ...itor its temperature for the initial ten minutes of use to determine whether it becomes warmer than usual If excessive heat is generated it is a good indication that the device should not be used with...

Page 12: ...those that start under load such as compressors and pumps Testing is the only definitive way to determine whether a specific load can be started and how long it can run The unit will simply shut down...

Page 13: ...re with the pressure gauge Never leave compressor unattended while in use Allow unit to cool after 10 minutes of continuous operation 6 3 Inflation of tire or products with a valve stem 1 Place connec...

Page 14: ...ocation NOTE The lamp may be used with any 12 Volt DC source vehicle accessory socket that can supply at least one ampere This allows great flexibility in positioning the lamp during tire inflation an...

Page 15: ...STORAGE HATCH IT WILL OVERHEAT AND SHUT DOWN POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO THE CHARGER MAY RESULT As recharge progresses the battery level LEDs will light one by one Charge the ElectroMate until the Battery Sta...

Page 16: ...ry compartment cover Periodically the cables and connectors should be inspected for dam age corrosion dust and dirt If surfaces are dirty they can be wiped clean with a cloth moistened with water and...

Page 17: ...artment Lift the two cables out of the way so they are not down inside the battery compartment Carefully lower the battery into the battery compartment The terminals on the battery can be one of sever...

Page 18: ...extended and more permanent higher power loads WARNINGS Never use the jumper cables to connect to a battery that is not stationary vibration can shake loose the cable clamps A moving vehicle or boat c...

Page 19: ...er Green LED lit battery charged and no alarms sound Battery is charged but Loose battery connections Clean all contacts tighten won t handle large loads the post connectors and battery terminals Fluo...

Page 20: ...eneral repair information and charges if applicable STATE LAW RIGHTS This warranty gives you specific legal rights Some states do not allow limita tions on how long an implied warranty lasts or the ex...

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