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Fig.
124
In the rear
section
of
the centre
console:
12-volt
socket
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First read and observe the
introductory
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information and safety warnings&. on
page 160.
Maximum power rating
Electrical
socket
12-volt
Maximum power rating
120
watts
The
maximum
power
rating
of
the
individual
sock-
ets should
never be
exceeded
.
The
power
rating
of
each
device
is stated
on its
type plate.
If
two or
more
devices are connected at
the same
time,
the
overall power
consumption
of
all
connec-
ted electrical
devices
may never exceed
190
watts
~
CD.
12-volt socket
The 12-volt
socket
will work
only
when the ignition
is switched
on.
Using
electrical
appliances
with
the
engine
switch-
ed off
and
the
ignition switched on
will drain the
battery.
Electrical consumers should
therefore
only
be
plugged into
the
sockets when the engine
is
running
.
Fig
.
125
In the
luggage
compartment:
12-volt
socket
To
prevent damage due
to voltage
fluctuation
,
switch oft any connected
devices
before switching
the
ignition
or engine
on
or
off.
12-volt
sockets
can
be
found in
the
following
loca-
tions in
the
vehicle:
•
Under
a cover
in the lower
section
of
the
centre
console
=>
Fig.
124.
•
In
the
luggage
compartment
=>
Fig.
125.
•
Observe the operating
instructions
for any
device that you plug into the socket.
•
Never exceed the maximum power rating as
this could damage the whole vehicle electrical
system.
•
12-volt socket:
- Only use accessories that have been ap-
proved in accordance with valid guidelines
concerning electromagnetic
compatibility.
- Never feed electricity into the socket.
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