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2. Connect the #8 or #6 cables to the DC Input Terminals on the
end of the PORTAWATTZ 400. The positive cable is
connected to the red (+) terminal and the negative cable is
connected to the black (-) terminal. Secure each cable to its
respective terminal by tightening the nut on the terminal post.
Tighten to the recommended torque setting of 10 lbin.
3. Connect the negative cable from the PORTAWATTZ 400 to
the negative battery post and fasten securely.
4. Check the cable which is not yet connected to the battery and
confirm that it is connected to a circuit breaker or fuse, which
in turn is connected to the positive (+) DC Input Terminal on
the PORTAWATTZ 400.
5. Check the post on the battery that does not have a cable
attached to it and confirm that it is the positive battery
terminal.
6. Connect the positive cable from the PORTAWATTZ 400,
which has the in-line circuit breaker or fuse, to the positive
battery post and fasten securely. If you are using a battery
selector switch, connect the positive cable from the
PORTAWATTZ 400 to the positive terminal and fasten
securely.
7. If a circuit breaker was installed on the positive cable, switch
it ON, or insert the fuse. If a battery selector switch is used,
select a setting that allows current to flow from one of the
batteries to the PORTAWATTZ 400. Current (12 volts)
should now be flowing from the battery to the PORTAWATTZ
400.
8. Set the ON/OFF Switch on the PORTAWATTZ 400 to the ON
position. The green POWER indicator should be illuminated
and 115 Volt AC power available from the two outlets. If not,
or if the red FAULT indicator is illuminated, check the battery
and wiring to the PORTAWATTZ 400.
WARNING!
Connections that are not tight may create a
hazard. Periodically check all cable connections and tighten
as required. This is especially important if the PORTAWATTZ
400 is installed in a vehicle or boat. The vibration of the inverter,
cables, and battery in these environments may cause
connections to loosen.
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