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RECHARGEABLE APPLIANCES
Problems do not occur with
CAUTION
the vast majority of battery
Certain rechargers for small
nickel cadmium batteries
can be damaged if connected
to the unit. Two types of
equipment are particularly
prone to this problem:
1. Small battery operated
appliances that can be
plugged directly into
an AC receptacle for
recharging, including
operated tools, most of which
use a separate charger or
transformer that plugs into
an AC receptacle and produces
a low voltage output. If the
label on your tool’s AC adapter
or charger states that is
produces a low voltage AC or
DC output (less than 30 volts)
you can safely power the
charger.
flashlights, razors, and
night lights.
2. Certain battery chargers for
battery packs used in hand
power tools, specifically
those that have a
WARNING label stating
that dangerous voltages
are present at the battery
terminals.
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BEFORE USING YOUR INVERTOR
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In order to check the
performance of your
unit before using it, please
have the following
on hand:
1. A 12 volt DC power source
(such as a vehicle battery).
2. A test load such as a lamp
or other small appliance
that can be plugged into
the AC receptacle on the
inverter.
Connecting to the
Power Source
Your unit connects
directly into the cigarette
lighter socket of your car.
WARNING
Do not connect to the power
source if flammable fumes
are present. Explosion or
fire may result.
Power Source
You will need an 10.4 to
14.4 volt DC power source
capable of supplying enough
current to run the test load.
As a rough guide, divide the
wattage of the test load by 10
to get the current (in amperes)
that the power source must
supply. A fully charged
standard automotive battery
will work fine.
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QUICK CHECKOUT
Quick Checkout (continued)
To connect your inverter
to the power source:
1. If the power source is a DC
power supply, switch it off.
2. Insert the cigarette lighter
plug into your vehicle’s
cigarette lighter.
Testing
The inverter will come on
automatically. It should supply
power to the load. If the
inverter does not appear to
work properly, refer to the
Troubleshooting Guide on
page 7.
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5V/2.1A USB Port