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- Page 1 USER MANUAL Modified Sine Wave Inverter...
- Page 2 Thank you for purchasing our Lucas TVS Plus Modified Sine Wave Inverter. Please read all instructions carefully and retain this document for future reference. Applicable for the following Models: Model Continuous Power Rating Voltage TVIP1000M12 1000 Watts TVIP1000M24 1000 Watts...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
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Page 4: Safety
This user guide contains information regarding the safe operation of the product within. Failure to comply can lead to fire, serious injury or death. Lucas TVS will not accept responsibility for any damage to persons or property caused by failure to comply with the user guide. -
Page 5: Overview & Features
Overview & Features What is an inverter? An inverter is an electronic device designed to convert Direct Current (DC) to Alternating Current (AC). DC is the power produced by batteries or solar power, whilst AC is the standard power required for most electrical equipment. Modified Sine Wave Inverters Modified Sine Wave Inverters (MSW), switch the DC power source between positive and negative poles in a stepped fashion to give you a simulated sine wave form. -
Page 6: Lucas Tvs Plus Modified Sine Wave Inverter Features
Lucas TVS Plus Modified Sine Wave Inverter Features: • Durable Design • Reverse Polarity Protection • Thermal Protection • Overload Protection • Battery-Low Alarm • Battery-Low Shut-off • Soft-Start Function • AC Output Short Circuit Protection • LED Power Indicator •... -
Page 7: Lucas Tvs Plus Modifi Ed Sine Wave Inverter Layout
Lucas TVS Plus Modifi ed Sine Wave Inverter Layout 1000W MODEL 2000W MODEL 3000W - 4000W MODELS 2000W - 4000W MODELS A - 230V UK AC Outlet/s F - LCD Display* K - Earth Connection B - Power On/Off Switch... -
Page 8: Ins Ta Ll At I On & S E Tup
Installation and Setup Load Consideration: During the initial start-up of an electrical appliance it will experience a brief increased power requirement known as the ‘Starting Load’ otherwise commonly known as the ‘Peak Load’ . After the initial starting load, the appliance will begin normal operation which in turn requires less power, this is referred to as the ‘Continuous Load’... -
Page 9: Battery Connection
Battery Connection: When connecting the inverter to a battery please ensure you use the correctly rated cables* for safe and efficient operation. • Before connecting battery/s ensure the Inverter is switched to the off (O) position • To help protect the terminals against the risk of short circuit protective covers should be fitted where provided Attach the Black (-) cable to the Black (-) terminal on the rear of the inverter and to •... -
Page 10: Operation
* See section 3.1 for information on load considerations LCD Display: An LCD Display is fitted as standard on certain models* or can be added as an additional option to inverters in the Lucas TVS Plus range. Monitor / Screen Power On/Off... - Page 11 DC Voltage 12.8 23.0 DC Current 00.6 ER 0 AC Voltage Output Wattage P on Hours Remaining l 10.5 • DC Voltage - the input voltage from the power supply. • DC Current - the input current being drawn from the power supply in order to power the appliance**.
- Page 12 Installing an LCD Display: The LCD Display Kit (TVIP001RC) is available as an additional option for units in the Lucas TVS Plus range where an LCD display does not come as standard*. TVIP001RC To install an LCD display kit please follow the instructions below.
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Page 13: Current Sensor
* See section 4.1 for model specifi cations Current Sensor: The Lucas TVS Current Sensor (TVIP001CS) is an additional option that allows the monitoring of the DC input current and allows the operator to view the estimates hours of battery time remaining on the LCD Display. - Page 14 To install a Lucas TVS Current Sensor please follow the instructions below. Using a Black battery cable of the correct rating* attach one end to the battery negative (-) terminal and the other end to the battery (-) terminal on the Current Sensor.
- Page 15 Indicator and Display Codes Power: Illuminates green to show the unit is switched on and power is available from the AC output socket(s) Overload: Illuminates red if the unit has been overloaded due to excessive current or a short circuit Overheating: Illuminates yellow if the unit has overheated Audible alarm:...
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Page 16: General Information
General Information Specifications: 1000W - 1500W Model Number TVIP1000M12 TVIP1000M24 TVIP1500M12 TVIP1500M24 TVIP1500M12C TVIP1500M24C Voltage Continuous Power Rating 1000 W 1000 W 1500 W 1500 W 1500 W 1500 W (Up to 12 Hrs) Peak Power Rating (Up to 2000 W... - Page 17 2000W - 4000W Model Number TVIP2000M12 TVIP2000M24 TVIP3000M12 TVIP3000M24 TVIP4000M12 TVIP4000M24 Voltage Continuous Power Rating 2000 W 2000 W 3000 W 3000 W 4000 W 4000 W (Up to 200ms) Peak Power Rating (Up to 4000 W 4000 W 6000 W 6000 W 8000 W 8000 W...
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Page 18: Maintenance
18 months from the date of purchase. During this time Lucas TVS will aim to repair, replace or refund any unit that proves defective due to improper material or workmanship while used under recommended operating conditions. - Page 19 The guarantee does not include cover for any defects that are not caused as a direct result of material or workmanship while used under recommended operating conditions. To raise a warranty, claim please contact the distributor who acted as the point of sale for further assistance.
- Page 20 TVS Auto Electrics Ltd Ashroyd Business Park, Ashroyds Way Barnsley S74 9SB 0333 555 0003 www.lucastvs.co.uk...
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