Xenteq PurePower PPI 1000-212, Руководство пользователя

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Connection with the battery
Important
- Before connecting to the battery, make sure that the inverter is turned off.
- When the battery is connected a spark may be generated due to the internal
capacitor being loaded.
Preferably use the supplied battery cable set. The model PPI 300 includes clamps
for connecting to the battery for flexible use. If you want this inverter to have a
permanent connection to the battery, we recommend replacing the clamps with
terminal rings. For the other models, the connections to the battery already consist
of terminal rings. With the models PPI 2500-212 and PPI 3000-212 two red and
two black cables are included. In this case, always connect both cables on the +
and - side!
If you wish to use an own cable set, keep the cables as short as possible and
ensure the connections make good contact. Below formula indicates the required
cable thickness
(Watt/voltage) x length in meters x 0,2 = cable in mmq
Example (1500W/12V) x 2 meters x 0,2 = 50mmq
Working method:
1.
Connect the cables to the inverter first:
the red cable to the red + input connection. The black cable to the black – input
connection. Tighten the connections firmly.
2.
Connect the other side of the cable to the battery:
The red cable to the + pole of the battery. The black cable to the – pole of the
battery.
Important
Make sure that you connect the correct cable to the correct pole! The inverter
can become broken in this case. The repair costs are not covered by the
guarantee.
Grounding
The AC output ground wire should be connected with the grounding point for the
connected equipment. Also wire the ‘ground’ connection on the inverter with the
chassis of the vehicle or the minus (6mmq wire).
Connection with the equipment
All inverters from the PurePower series have a socket for the connection of the
230VAC equipment. The models from 1500Watt have double sockets.
When connecting multiple users it is important that the total load (Watts) and
surge powers fall within the capacity specifications of the inverter.