Operation - MULTIQUIP Mikasa Series Operation Manual

1. Check to see if the power source matches the
specification of this inverter and the voltage is within
the normal voltage range of this product. When a
generator is used, check to see if it is of or above the
rated output shown in Table 6.
Table 5. Power Source Specifications
Model Frequency
FU162A
Single-
50/60Hz
Phase
(AC)
2. Connect the power plug to the power source, then
check to see if the voltmeter on the inverter shows a
value within the green zone (Table 6). Always connect
the grounding wire. For single phase 100V outlet of
non-grounding type (without grounding wire), use the
grounding clip attached to the power plug to connect
to the grounding wire.
Table 6. Power Source Voltage
Power Source
Model
Specifications
50/60Hz 100-120V
FU162A
Single-Phase
50/60Hz 220-240V
NOTICE
If used at a voltage exceeding values shown in Table 6,
the inverter board and parts may be damaged.
If the voltage used is low, the inverter output gets
lowered and the performance of the concrete vibrator
will also be lowered, making it difficult to do efficient
concrete consolidation. Also, the inverter substrate and
parts might be damaged.
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Voltage Current
100V 20A
120V 16A
200V 14A
240V 10.5A
Voltage
Range
80-130V
180-250V
3. Turn on the inverter circuit protector switch (Figure 3).
Make sure that the cooling fan starts and the green LED
lamp lights up (normal voltage range). If the green or
orange LED lamp is blinking or the red LED is lighted,
some abnormality has been detected in the power
source. Stop using immediately and correct the cause
of abnormality before operation.
CIRCUIT PROTECTOR
Figure 3. Circuit Protector Switch
NOTICE
Do not use the same power source used by the inverter
for other electronic devices such as a computer. The
noise from the inverter causes interference and damage
might occur in the electronic device.
4. When the inverter circuit protector switch is turned on,
frequency (when normal) is displayed at the Frequency
Adjustment/Abnormality Display (Figure 4).
Figure 4. Frequency Display

OPERATION

SWITCH
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY