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If the data connection has not also
been made, do not start the generators with
their outputs connected in parallel because
this carries a risk of serious damage to the
two machines.
When operating in parallel, a single
generator may be started on its own.
The first generator to be started automatically
becomes the master.
5.10 Isolating the internal battery charger
In the event that it is decided to isolate the inter-
nal battery charger from the generator, a fuse
must be removed from the motor control circuit
board.
In this instance the battery will not be recharged
and an external device will have to be used.
To isolate the internal battery charger it is neces-
sary to remove the fuse from the relative fuse
holder (fig. 28 ref. 1) housed on the control
board.
6 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
6.1 Machine safety
The generator is enclosed in a sealed case and
therefore, there is no risk of contact with moving
parts at high temperatures (except for the exter-
nal part of the silencer) or with live wires.
Vers. 001
GB
The door is provided with a lock and key. The
key must not be left within the reach of children
or inexperienced persons.
The generating set has been manufactured in
compliance with the safety standards listed in the
declaration of conformity.
6.2 Fuel (LPG)
Both Butane or Propane, or a mix of these two
LPG gas fuels can be used.
Choosing the right one will depend on the ambi-
ent temperature (in the tank area).
Where ambient temperature is higher than 15 °C
Butane can be used.
Where ambient temperature is below 5°C only
Propane must be used.
6.3 Useful tips
To ensure a long efficiency of the genera-
tor and avoid malfunctioning of any utilities pow-
ered, it is advisable:
- Before starting the set, ensure the utilities are
disconnected (for example via the cutout
switch provided between the generator and
the system as described elsewhere in this
document) until the generator has started and
has reached steady state.
- Before stopping it, disconnect or at least stop
the connected utilities.
- Do not connect power loads exceeding the
maximum power rating; ideally 80% of the
specified rating should not be exceeded so
as to allow for any absorption peaks.
- During the first 50 hours of operation (break-
in) do not to submit the generator to loads
greater than 75% of the rated power
- When the generator is out of use for an ex-
tended period, if it is permanently connected
to a battery, it is recommended that it be run
periodically for half an hour in order to ensure
that the battery remains charged.
7 CONTROL PANEL
The generator is equipped with an original re-
mote control panel from which it is possible to
control its operation (fig.30).
The panel has a access port for connection to an
domotics control unit and a USB port for connec-
tion to a PC.
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