Wall Mounting For -S-Us Models - Power One aurora Installation And Operation Manual

Installation and Operation Manual
(PVI-3.8/4.6-I-OUTD-US Rev.: 1.1)
3.2.1

Wall mounting for -S-US models

Included in the shipping package is a mounting kit with 4 screws and 4 wall plugs
provided for mounting the metal bracket to a concrete wall. The screws should be
mounted in the 4 holes present in the bracket (shown as pos B in Fig. 7).
If needed to ensure stability of the inverter, you can use 2 additional screws in the 2
holes shown as pos A in Fig. 7.
WARNING: The bracket needs to be mounted vertically to the wall and the
side with the hook (shown as pos C in Fig. 7) should be mounted with the
hook pointing upward as shown in the picture.
NOTE: If the installation is done on a concrete wall, the wall plugs provided
should be used, and the mounting holes in the wall should have a 0.4"
diameter and 3" depth.
NOTE: When the wall is made of a different material (other than concrete),
the installation should be done using adequate mounting material. Power-One
recommends always using stainless steel screws.
After the bracket is secured to the wall, install the inverter as shown in Fig. 7.
The inverter should be hung onto the bracket using the hooks D and F that need to be
well inserted into their counterparts C and E (D connects to C and F connects to E).
The inverter needs to be lifted up and then slid down over the hooks making sure that
the connecting points in the bracket and in the back of the inverter engage properly.
After the inverter is hung onto the wall mounting, it needs to be secured using a
M6x10 screw and the relative washer that will pass through the opening on the lower
side of the inverter (shown as pos H in Fig. 7) and into to the PEM fastener in position
G of the bracket.
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