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components and controls (cont.)
The following are descriptions of the controls
on the power panel. Your generator has
sockets to power your products with circuit
breakers to protect the voltage flow.
1.
engine Switch: Used to enable/disable Generator
operation..
2. ac receptacles: The Generator contains several
AC receptacles to power tools and equipment.
a. 3-prong, duplex
120 volt receptacle
(neMa #5-20)
4-prong, twistlock,
120/240 volt receptacle
(neMa #L14-30)
WarninG! Connect tools and equipment
only to the Receptacle (120 volt or 240 volt)
that is compatible with the electrical
characteristics and rated capacities of
the tools and equipment being used.
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3.
circuit Breakers: The circuit breaker protects
the Generator from overloading. The rating of the
breaker and the load it protects are marked near
the breaker. Should any of the Circuit Breakers trip,
the Generator will stop the electricity output. If this
happens, unplug all loads from the Generator. Allow
the Generator to cool down. Then, press the tripped
Circuit Breaker, restart the Engine, and re‑attach
loads.
4. Dc receptacle: 12 VDC Receptacle set provides a
power source for 12 volt DC items.
5. Grounding terminal: Prior to each use, set
up the ground wire (not included) connection
to the Grounding Terminal to properly ground
the Generator. See Set up instructions
to properly ground the Generator.
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