4. Installation
4.1 Selecting a Location for the Inverter
4. Installation
To select a location for the inverter, the following criteria should be considered:
The temperature of the inverter heat sink up to 70
℃
. Hence the inverter must
be installed at a place where nobody will touch its top.
The inverter is designed to work in extreme temperatures. The ambient operating
temperature range is from -25
℃
to 60
℃
.
A minimum 500mm clearance between the bottom of the inverter and the ground are
recommended.
Visibility of the LED status indicator lights and the LCD located at the front panel of
the inverter should be considered.
Adequate ventilation must be provided if the inverter is to be installed in a confined space.
4.2 Mounting the Inverter
Please use suitable fixings for wall type (e.g. use dynabolts for brick masonry).
Inverter should be mounted in a vertical position as shown in Figure 4.1. The steps to
mount the inverter to the wall are given as follows:
WARNING:
!
.9.
.10.
NOTE:
Nothing should be stored on or placed against the inverter.
NOTE:
Heat sink must be Out of Reach of Children.
3. Carefully hang the inverter on the upper part of the bracket so that the hooks
located at the rear of the inverter hang over the bracket. Use M4
×
25 stainless
steel screws to secure points E and F (in Fig 4
.2
) to the
b
racket .
Bracket must be mounted horizontally on a vertical wall surface.
1. Locate the wall studs in the desired location and align the wall mount bracket over
the studs. Mark the mounting holes. For masonry walls, the mounting holes should be
as for a suitable dynabolt type mounting system.
2. MAKE SURE BRACKET IS LEVEL. Ensure mounting holes A, B, C and D (in Figure
4.2) are aligned with most secure points on wall (e.g. wall studs if clad building
materials)
.
Figure 4.1 Inverter Mounting
Bracket
M4
×
25 stainless steel screw
Inverter
5.5
×
38 stainless steel screw
Figure 4.2 Wall Mount Bracket
A
B
C
D
Inverter
E(F)
