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8.6 GROUNDING TO EARTH OR TO OTHER DESIGNATED GROUND
For safety, connect the metal chassis of the inverter to the Earth Ground Terminal of the
premises where the inverter is installed. An Earthing Nut and Bolt (7, Fig 6.1) has been
provided for making the above connection.
8.7 OPTIONAL WIRED REMOTE CONTROL
An optional Wired Remote Control Model No. RC-15A (with 16.5 ft. / 5 metre cable),
is available for switching ON and switching OFF. It is plugged into Modular Jack (10,
Fig 6.1). The remote has LED indications similar to the indications on the front panel
(2,3,4 in Fig. 6.1). Read Remote Control Manual for details.
NOTE: For the Remote Control RC-15A to operate, the ON/OFF switch on the inverter
(1, Fig 6.1) should be in ON condition.
SECTION 9 | Operation
9.1 SETTING OUTPUT FREQUENCY
Default output frequency is 50 Hz. Output frequency may be changed to 60 Hz using
50/60 Hz Selection Switch (12, Fig 6.1). Frequency should be changed only after
switching the inverter to OFF condition first.
9.2 SWITCHING THE INVERTER ON/OFF
Before switching on the inverter, check that all the AC loads have been switched OFF
and the desired frequency has been selected (see section 9.1 above). The ON/OFF switch
(1, Fig 6.1) on the front panel of the inverter is used to switch ON and switch OFF the
inverter. This switch operates a low power control circuitry, which in turn controls all the
high power circuitry. Optional Remote Control Model RC-15A may also be used for ON/
OFF control.
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CAUTION!
Please note that the ON/OFF switch is not switching the high power battery
input circuit. Parts of the DC side circuit will still be alive even when the switch
is in the OFF position. Hence, disconnect the DC and AC sides before working
on any circuits connected to the inverter.
When the inverter is switched ON, the GREEN "POWER" LED (2, Fig. 6.1) will be lighted.
This LED indicates that the input section of the inverter is operating normally. Under
normal operating conditions, AC output voltage will now be available at the Schuko
Receptacle (5, Fig 6.1).
SECTION 8 | Installation