inergy KODIAK, Руководство пользователя

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USING YOUR KODIAK
The 12V DC sockets & Basecamp LED Light ports are always live
- just plug in your gear, power is readily available. The 110V AC
outlets & USB Ports are both activated by pressing in the power
button. The Kodiak can be charged and power your gear at the
same time.
POWERING YOUR GEAR
• Powering devices that consume very large amounts of
electricity (1,000 Watts or greater, like a refrigerator) can
deplete your battery capacity quickly and you may not get
all of the 1,100 Watt hours of energy stored in the Kodiak
when fully charged.
• When using large amounts of AC power at lower battery
levels, the inverter may turn off earlier than normal with
useable battery capacity still available. Try reducing the
amount of power being used via AC. DC power may still be
available, but more battery capacity is needed to power the
inverter (AC outlets). Often the last 10 - 20% of the battery is
only available via DC.
READING THE LCD DISPLAY & BATTERY LEVEL INDICATOR
• LCD Display
- The LCD Display is turned on and off with the power
button, as well as turning on when a charge source is
connected to the Kodiak. The LCD Display is the most
accurate method for determining battery capacity, as
well as determining how much power is being used by
the Kodiak. There are 4 data sections total on the LCD
Display, but the 2 data sections on the right side are
the most commonly used. The top right data indicates
the Voltage of the battery in real time. A fully charged
Kodiak will be between 12.3 - 12.6 Volts. A completely
discharged Kodiak will be between 9.3 - 9.6 Volts. The
bottom right data indicates how much power is being
used by the Kodiak in real time, measured in Watts.
The LCD Display does not indicate how much power is
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