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P.O. Box 1306, Newport Beach, CA 92663
Phone: 714-751-0488 Fax: 714-957-1621
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Phone:+31-35-603-2494 Fax:+31-35-603-2149
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www.newmarpower.com
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OVERVIEW
Your NEWMAR Inverter/Charger uses 12 VDC or 24 VDC (depending on model) battery
power to produce 120 VAC, 60 Hz power for operating virtually any AC appliance. It incorpo-
rates field-proven technology which provides reliable service in harsh commercial and recre-
ational marine applications.
The
Guided Wave
series inverter/charger produces a quasi-sinusoidal output to match the
RMS value of AC utility power and enables the operation of almost all appliances such as
refrigerators, microwave ovens, dishwashers and power tools. (For highly sensitive loads
such as computers and plasma screens, our Perfect Wave series is recommended, as it
produces a pure sine wave.)
All units incorporate a built-in two stage battery charger for rapid and safe replenishment of
batteries whenever shore or generator AC power is available.
All models feature numerous circuit and safety protections, such as thermally controlled
cooling fans and ground fault protected duplex outlets, utilize automatic AC transfer relays
and are housed in rugged, rust-resistant powder-coated aluminum cases suitable for perma-
nent bulkhead or horizontal mounting. An optional remote indicator and control panel
(model ICR-1) is available, as well.
In addition, your Inverter/Charger is UL listed and warranted for two full years, parts and
labor. Careful attention to these instructions should enable you to enjoy many years of
trouble-free service.
Figure 1: Quick Reference Contents
115 VAC Duplex Outlet;
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15 Amp (Master) "Output Breaker";
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Battery Input/Output Wiring;
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Battery Charger Functions;
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Case Grounding;
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AC Input
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Remote Panel Option;
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Hardwire AC Output;
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Cooling Fan;
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L.E.D. Status Panel;
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Automatic Transfer
Switch (Internal);
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Inverter Functions;
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Charger Output
Voltage Adjustment
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