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This guide for use by qualified installers only
Feature
Description
1
On/Off Switch
turns the inverter’s control circuit on and off. This
switch is not a power disconnect switch. Disconnect DC power
before working on any circuits connected to the inverter.
2
Fault light (red):
indicates the inverter has shut down due to
inverter overload, over-temperature, under voltage, over voltage, AC
output short circuit, or AC back-EMF (backfeed) protection
shutdown.
3
Power light (green):
indicates the inverter is operating.
4
Status indicator lights: VOLTAGE, CURRENT, AC POWER
When lit, each light indicates which status is being displayed.
5
Status Display:
Shows Voltage, Current or AC Power.
VOLTAGE:
Indicates battery voltage at the input terminal of the
inverter in volts (V).
CURRENT:
Indicates current drawn from the battery by the inverter
in amps (A).
AC POWER:
Indicates the output power being drawn from the
inverter in utilized kilowatts (kW).
6
Display Function Button
Press this to display battery voltage,
battery current and AC output power.
7
Remote On/Off Switch Connector Port:
For connecting the
Remote On/Off Switch. The remote switch and a 10-foot
communications cable is included with the inverter.
8
Two duplex GFCIs:
Each GFCI has two three-prong AC outlets and
is connected in series with a 20 A circuit protector.
9
Two 20 A circuit protectors
10
Mounting Flanges (front and rear)
allow you to mount the inverter
permanently.
11
Ventilation Openings
must not be obstructed for the proper
operation of the inverter. Refer to “Choosing an Appropriate
Location and Mounting Orientation” on page 2–4 for installation
clearances and orientation.
12
AC Knockout with strain-relief clamp:
For hardwiring the inverter
and securing the cables.