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- Page 1 Owner Manual POWER INVERTERS E1000 / E1500 / E2000 / E2000GF (GFCI) HD1200 / HD1800 / HD2500 HDi1800 / HDi3000 ONLY install using appropriate Tundra CM Series installation kit (http://www.tundrainternational.com/en/pages/cmseries)
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Front panel (E2000GF / With Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter) ................4 Front panel (HD1200 – HD1800 – HD2500 – HDi1800 – HDi3000)............... 5 Rear panel (all models) .............................. 5 LCD remote control (all models except E1000) ......................6 2.6.1 Display ................................6 2.6.2... -
Page 3: Introduction
The electrical code varies depending on location and the type of installation. Electrical installations must meet local and national wiring codes and should be performed by a qualified electrician. Tundra International Inc. is not liable for any incidental, consequential or other damages arising from the use, misuse or operation of this product;... -
Page 4: Front Panel / Rear Panel & Remote Control
FRONT PANEL / REAR PANEL & REMOTE CONTROL 2.1 Front panel (E1000) ON/OFF switch: The E 1000 features one ON/OFF switch on the front panel. The ON/OFF switch is turning the inverter’s control circuit ON and OFF. It does not disconnect power from the inverter;... -
Page 5: Front Panel (Hd1200 - Hd1800 - Hd2500 - Hdi1800 - Hdi3000)
CAUTION! Leave in the OFF position during the installation. Front panel (HD1200 – HD1800 – HD2500 – HDi1800 – HDi3000) ON/OFF switch: The ON/OFF switch located on the remote control (factory installed on the inverter front panel) turns the inverter’s control circuit ON and OFF. It does not disconnect power from the inverter;... -
Page 6: Lcd Remote Control (All Models Except E1000)
LCD remote control (all models except E1000) Your new inverter is equipped with an LCD remote control. During normal operation of the inverter, the remote will display a number of information to allow its user to better understand the operational limits of the inverter. -
Page 7: Fault Codes (You May Refer To Section 6 For More Details)
PERMANENT INSTALLATION The use of the Tundra International CM SERIES installation kits is strongly recommended. These complete installation kits are custom designed to maximize the performances of our inverters and to promote the safest possible installation. It also helps eliminate the difficult task of sourcing the right material and to cut down on installation costs and time. -
Page 8: Where To Install
CM SERIES installation kit content High quality cables - 6 to 12ft./pole (1.83 to 3.7m./pole) depending on the chosen kit Tin plated terminal lugs - crimped and color coded from factory 2 PVC strain reliefs - to safely run the cables through sheet metal floors Fuse kit - 1 CNL fuse rated for the chosen inverter and 1 holder Plastic “loom”... -
Page 9: Mounting The Inverter
WARNING! This equipment contains components that may produce arcs or sparks. To reduce the risk of fire or explosion, do not install in a compartment containing batteries or flammable materials, or in a location that requires ignition protected equipment. Mounting the inverter The inverter must be mounted on a flat and even surface using the mounting flanges. -
Page 10: Battery Cables Installation / Inside The Cab
Installation schema Battery cables installation / Inside the cab Insert the cables through the holes you just drilled in order to permanently install the strain reliefs. Tighten the nuts firmly using pliers or a wrench. Do not over tighten! Insert the include rubber insulators on the cables. Install cables on DC inputs of the inverter respecting the polarities. -
Page 11: Dc Fuse Installation
DC fuse installation First, assemble the DC fuse onto the DC fuse holder. Connect the positive cable coming from the cab to one side of the fuse, and connect the 1 foot cable (30.5cm) to the other side. Do not over tighten the nuts. The terminals must be solidly fixed onto the fuse holder providing maximum contact. -
Page 12: Operations
Operations To operate the power inverter, turn it ON by using the ON/OFF switch on LCD remote control and/or the front panel. The inverter is now ready to deliver 120 Volt power to your loads. If you intend to operate several loads from the inverter, turn them ON one by one. -
Page 13: Trouble Loads - Medical Equipment
Tundra HD and HDi Series were engineered for these kinds of loads. -
Page 14: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Solution Fault codes and Alarms (alarm ON + inverter OFF) ERR LOW = Low input voltage Discharged batteries Recharge batteries (Yellow LED flashing & steady alarm) Insufficient battery capacity Add batteries Go through inverter’s installation Improper installation steps / Section 3 above Check vehicle alternator’s ERR HIGH = High input voltage... - Page 15 You are using a voltmeter Use a TRUE RMS reading Low output voltage which cannot properly read voltmeter (96 to 105 Volt) the RMS voltage of a modified sine wave Inverter OFF Turn the inverter ON No output voltage No DC power going into the Check the battery cables inverter Check DC fuse on battery side of...
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Page 16: Specifications
Specifications E SERIES Electrical Specifications E1000 E1500 E2000 & E2000GF Output wave form Modified sine wave Modified sine wave Modified sine wave Continuous output power 1000 Watt 1500 Watt 2000 Watt Peak output power 2000 Watt 3000 Watt 4000 Watt AC output voltage 120 Vac ±5%... -
Page 17: Hd Series
HD SERIES Electrical Specifications HD1200 HD1800 HD2500 Output wave form Modified sine wave Modified sine wave Modified sine wave 1200 Watt 1800 Watt 2500 Watt Continuous output power Peak output power 2400 Watt 3600 Watt 5000 Watt AC output voltage 120 Vac ±5% 120 Vac ±5% 120 Vac ±5%... -
Page 18: Hdi Series
HDi SERIES Electrical Specifications HDi1800 HDi3000 Output wave form Modified sine wave Modified sine wave 1800 Watt 3000 Watt Continuous output power Peak output power 3600 Watt 6000 Watt AC output voltage 120 Vac ±5% 120 Vac ±5% 60 Hz ±1% 60 Hz ±1% AC output frequency AC output efficiency... - Page 19 Tundra International Inc. is not liable for any incidental, consequential or other damages arising from the use, misuse, or operation of this product;...
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