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In general, capacitive and inductive loads, especially motor-driven
devices have a high peak current when starting. The following table is a
reference for when connecting to typical household electric appliances.
Type
Wattage
Typical Device
Examples
Start Rated Device Starting Rated
Incandescent Lamp
Heating Device
X 1 X 1
Incandescent
Lamp
TV Set
Incandescent
Lamp
100W
100 VA
(W)
100 VA
(W)
Fluorescent Lamp X 2 X 1.5
Fluorescent Lamp
Fluorescent Lamp
40 W
80 VA
(W)
60 VA
(W)
Motor Drive Device X 3-5 X 2
Refrigerator
Electric Fan
Refrigerator
150 W
450-
750 VA
(W)
300 VA
(WA)
4. DC Current
DC TERMINALS
The DC terminals are used to provide a power supply for lower-power
DC loads and charging other batteries.
The terminals are colored as such: red to identify the positive
(+) terminal and black to identify the negative (-) terminal. Load
connection method: The load must be connected to DC terminals with
the proper polarity (Load’s positive to positive DC terminal and load’s
negative tot negative DC terminal).
DC OVERCURRENT DC OVERCURRENT
PROTECTOR PROTECTOR
ON ON
OFF
OFF
NEGATIVE POLE NEGATIVE POLE
POSITIVE POLE POSITIVE POLE
DC OVERCURRENT PROTECTOR
The DC overcurrent protector will
automatically shut off when the DC
circuit is overloaded or poor connection
occurs. If the indicator inside the DC
overcurrent protector button pops out, it
shows that the DC overcurrent protector
has switched off. Wait a few minutes
and then push the button in to return to
“ON” position.