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5.5 Switch Display Unit °C/°F  

This feature is only available to units that come with display remote control. When the unit 
is powered off, on the remote control, short press the mode button and down arrow 
button at the same time. The display unit on the remote will switch. Turn the unit on with 
the remote and the unit on the display panel will sync with the remote. 

 

5.6 Under/Over-Voltage Protection

 

Low voltage protection will auto shut off the unit when the supplied voltage is lower than 
the cut-off voltage (default 10.5/21.5V) and the low-voltage red light will light up. The unit 
will turn on automatically once the supplied voltage is higher than the recover voltage 
(default 12/23V). 
 
When the supplied voltage is higher than 15/30V, the unit will turn off and the high-voltage 
red light will light up. The unit will turn on automatically once the supplied voltage is lower 
than 18/30V. 

 

5.7 Edit Low Voltage Protection

 

Long press the Mode Switch to edit low voltage protection. Press Fan Speed + to increase 
cut-off voltage. Press Fan Speed - to decrease cut-off voltage. Press Tempe to 
increase recover voltage. Press Temperature - to decrease recover voltage. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Summary of Contents for 2000U

Page 1: ...1 Page DC Under bench Air Conditioner Instruction Manual...

Page 2: ...chat box at velitcamping com Table of Contents 1 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION 3 1 1 Understand Signal Words 3 1 2 General Safety Message 3 2 SPECIFICATIONS 4 3 ACCESSORIES 5 4 INSTALLATION 6 4 1 Exha...

Page 3: ...tices NOT related to physical injury 1 2 General Safety Message This unit MUST be installed and repaired by qualified personnel who are familiar with the risks involved Do NOTmodify this product in an...

Page 4: ...Voltage 12V 24V 48V Operating Current 20 60A 10 33A 5 15A Cooling Capacity 8000BTU 2200W Air Flow Rate 400mc h Rated Power 700W Refrigerant R134a 400g Noise Level Eco mode 50dB Boost mode 60dB Dimensi...

Page 5: ...plate 2 64mm Air Duct 6ft 2 Air Vent 2 Air Duct Clamp 2 External ControlPanel with 6ft wiring 1 Drain Hose 1 5ft 1 L Drain Hose Adaptor 2 Remote 1 Wiring Harness 6ft 1 Cutting template set 1 1 Air Ve...

Page 6: ...e ENTIRE installation section before starting to ensure the smoothest installation process The general process should follow the order below Failure to do so can result time consuming re work 1 Identi...

Page 7: ...angular hole needs to be cut This approach is easier and faster for installation Two square holes The intake and exhaust vents are mounted separately Two square holes need to be cut This configuration...

Page 8: ...the vent and the unit Make sure the vent location has free airflow and is free of direct obstruction within 8 inches Make sure the fins on the vents do not point at each other Cut the hole using the...

Page 9: ...Place the vent over the opening Secure the vent to the floor with four self tapping screws Apply sealant to the edge of the vent if needed Vent through the wall Leave enough room for the vent and the...

Page 10: ...e sure the vent location has free airflow and is free of direct obstruction within 8 inches Cut the opening using the template Apply sealant paint to any bare metal edges Connect one end of the duct t...

Page 11: ...place the trim over the opening Use self tapping screws to secure the inside vent piece to the outside vent piece Connect the ducts to the unit Use hose clamp to secure the duct Use the foam block to...

Page 12: ...ain line to the outlet before securing the unit to the floor because the outlet will not be accessible once the unit is secured in place Drill a inch 12mm hole on the floor within 1 5ftof the drain ou...

Page 13: ...unit with corner brackets two on each side and one in the frontand back If one side is against the wall no brackets are needed for that side Refer to the drain hose section install the L drain hose ad...

Page 14: ...ired location 4 5 External Control Panel Optional The external control panel can be connected for easier access and better remote reception Pull out the extension connector out from the bottom of the...

Page 15: ...x Listen to the sound pitch of the blower fan and feel the air volume Close the access panel cabinet door Make sure there is no obvious changein blower fan sound pitch and air volume If there is a not...

Page 16: ...or two seconds to turn off the unit Long press ten seconds to reset to factory default setting 2 Mode Switch short press to switch between operating modes Output from low to high output Sleep Eco Cool...

Page 17: ...When unit is on short press to cycle through modes Long press two seconds to turn off the unit Long press ten seconds to reset to factory default setting 2 Temperature Increase setting temperature 3...

Page 18: ...s is a general purpose remote Some buttons do not apply to this model Turn ON OFF Switch between modes Change fan speed Increase temp Decrease temp Sleep mode ECO mode Cooling mode Turbo mode View vol...

Page 19: ...e is lower than the cut off voltage default 10 5 21 5V and thelow voltagered light will light up The unit will turn on automatically once the supplied voltage is higher than the recover voltage defaul...

Page 20: ...here is no short in the wiring harness Make sure the outside fan and the side bottom air inlet are not blocked Rinse the condenser with water to clean off elements E3 Blocked rotor Contact customer se...

Page 21: ...e nominal value use a R134a rechargekit can be purchased fromAuto part stores and Home Depot to charge the unit to the desired pressure If there is oil or other signs of a refrigerantleakage reach out...

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