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OPERATION
1.
Ensure the inverter is switched OFF before connecting any devices.
2.
Ensure that the devices to be powered by the inverter are in a safe and functional
condition.
3.
Check the electrical requirements of the devices by examining the compliance
plate or sticker. If unsure, contact the manufacturer for guidance. It's important to
note that the inverter must be able to produce the required amount of continuous
power. For example, if the appliance needs 650 watts, a 1000W inverter would be
necessary.
4.
Connect the appliance to the inverter. If there are multiple devices, start by
connecting the one with the largest electrical load.
5.
Turn on the inverter.
6.
Once it's operating normally, turn on the next device, and continue in this way for
the remaining devices.
CLEANING & CARE
• Check that the fan vents are unobstructed to ensure proper airflow within the inverter.
• Use a vacuum cleaner to remove any dust or debris from the fan area to maintain the
efficiency of the fan.
• When cleaning the case or front panel, use a soft and dry cloth. If the case or front
panel is very dirty, clean it with a neutral and non-abrasive detergent. Do not use
alcohol or ammonia-based solutions.
• Avoid introducing any liquid or metal objects into the inverter to prevent damage to the
unit.
• Confirm that the screws on the DC input terminal are secure and verify that the inverter
power indicator is functioning correctly.
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