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- Page 1 Pure Sine Wave Inverter Remote Control RC1 1000W/2000W/3000W Models USER GUIDE...
- Page 2 (Revised 01/2022) USER GUIDE Introduction: Thank you for purchasing the iTechworld pure sine wave inverter remote control (RC1). This remote control will allow you to turn your inverter on/off from a distance. The remote control (RC1) also allows you to monitor your battery capacity, DC power input, load being drawn from your inverter and AC output.
- Page 3 A Remote Control Main Switch B Fault LED Indicator C AC Output Indicator D Inverter Load Indicator DC Input Power Indicator Battery Capacity Indicator A. Remote Control Main Switch The main switch is used for turning ON or OFF the output of the inverter. With the switch in the ON position, the AC Output Indicator LED(C) will glow green to indicate 240VAC is being produced.
- Page 4 E. DC Power Indicator Will illuminate green to show that DC power is being supplied to the inverter. F. Battery Capacity Indicator Displays the approximate remaining capacity of the battery running that is connected to the inverter.
- Page 5 Connecting the remote control The remote control is connected to the inverter with the communications cable, supplied with the purchase of the remote control. The cable is a 6-conductor RJ11 cable (the pinout of the connector is a Straight Pinout and NOT Reverse, refer to the image below).
- Page 6 Using the remote control When using the remote control to turn the inverter on or off, please make sure the Main Switch on the inverter front panel is in the OFF position, or the remote-control main switch will not work.
- Page 7 Contact iTechworld 281 Great Eastern Hwy Burswood WA 6100 Phone: 1300 483 249 Website: www.itechworld.com.au E-mail: service@itechworld.com.au...
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We switch it on and it goes off after a few seconds battery on 72%
The iTechworld 1000W inverter may turn off after a few seconds even when the battery is at 72% due to several possible reasons:
1. Battery Voltage Too Low – If the battery voltage falls below the inverter's minimum input voltage (10.5V), the inverter may shut down.
2. Battery Protection Mode – If using a lithium battery, it may have entered a protection or safe mode. The battery manufacturer’s instructions should be followed to reset it.
3. Loose DC Connections – Loose or faulty DC input connections can cause voltage drops, leading to inverter shutdown.
4. Blown Fuse – A blown battery fuse can prevent proper power delivery.
5. Overload Protection – If the connected appliances draw more power than the inverter’s capacity or cause a surge exceeding its limit, the overload protection may activate and shut the inverter down.
Checking these factors can help identify and resolve the issue.
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