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"+" and "–" signs above the Clamp Icons, the Arrow Icons and the Alarm Icon will
flash. The backlit LCD screen will display the following:
NOTICE:
The unit will suffer permanent damage if the Jump Starter
Power Switch is turned on while the clamps connected with reverse
polarity. Disconnect the clamps and reconnect to battery with correct polarity.
• If the Jump Starter Power Switch is turned on and the unit detects that the clamps
are not connected to a battery, a two-second warning will sound every 10 seconds.
The LCD screen will display the Battery Status Icon, the Battery Voltage Indicator,
and the Clamp Icons with the "+" and"–" signs. The Alarm Icon and the Jump
Starter Icon will flash. The backlit LCD screen will display the following:
Turn off the Jump Starter Power Switch; connect the clamps to the battery, making
sure the clamps are connected with correct polarity; then turn the Jump Starter
Power Switch back on.
• Always disconnect the negative (black) jumper cable first, followed by the positive
(red) jumper cable, except for positive grounded systems.
Procedure
Take the following steps, observing all cautions and warnings in the "Important
Safety Instructions" section at the front of this manual.
1. Turn off vehicle ignition and all accessories (radio, A/C, lights, connected cell
phone chargers, etc.). Place vehicle in "park" and set the emergency brake.
2. Make sure the jump-starter power switch is in the off position.
3. Remove jumper clamps from clamp tabs. Connect the red clamp first, then the
black clamp.
4. Procedure for jump-starting a NEGATIVE GROUNDED SYSTEM (negative
battery terminal is connected to chassis) (MOST COMMON)
4a. Connect positive (+) red clamp to vehicle battery's positive terminal.
4b. Connect negative (–) black clamp to chassis or a solid, non-moving, metal
vehicle component or body part. Never clamp directly to negative battery
terminal or moving part. Refer to the automobile owner's manual.
5. Procedure for jump-starting POSITIVE GROUND SYSTEMS
Note:
In the rare event that the vehicle to be started has a Positive Grounded System (positive battery
terminal is connected to chassis), replace steps 4a and 4b above with steps 5a and 5b, then
proceed to step 6.
5a. Connect negative (–) black clamp to vehicle battery's negative terminal.
5b. Connect positive (+) red clamp to vehicle chassis or a solid, non-moving,
metal vehicle component or body part. Never clamp directly to positive
battery terminal or moving part. Refer to the automobile owner's manual.
6. When the clamps are connected properly, the backlit LCD screen will display the
following to indicate the unit is ready to jump-start:
The Battery Status icon, Battery Voltage Indicator, Clamp Icons and the "+" and
"–" signs light solid. The jump starter icon will flash to indicate the clamps are
properly connected.
7. Turn the Jump-Starter Power Switch on. Turn on the ignition and crank the
engine in 5-6 second bursts until engine starts. The backlit LCD screen will
display the following:
The Battery Status Icon, the Battery Voltage Indicator, Clamp Icons and the "+"
and "–" signs light solid to indicate the unit is jump-starting. The Jump-Starter
Icon flashes. The Jump Starter Icon lights solid once the vehicle is started.
8. Turn the Jump-Starter Power Switch off.
9. Disconnect the negative (–) engine or chassis clamp first, then disconnect the
positive (+) battery clamp.
IMPORTANT: Always turn the unit off when not in use. Recharge this unit fully
after each use.
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NOTICE –
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF PROPERTY DAMAGE:
• Vehicles that have on-board computerized systems may be damaged if vehicle
battery is jump-started. Before jump-starting this type of vehicle, read the vehicle
manual to confirm that external-starting assistance is advised.
• Excessive engine cranking can damage the vehicle's starter motor. If the engine
fails to start after the recommended number of attempts, discontinue jump-start
procedure and look for other problems that need to be corrected.
• If vehicle fails to start, turn off the ignition, turn off the Jump-Starter Power
Switch, disconnect the jump-start system's leads and contact a qualified technician
to investigate why the engine did not start.
LED AREA LIGHT
The built-in 3-LED area light is controlled by the Area Light Power Button on the
control panel (refer to the "Features" section to locate). Press the Area Light Power
Button once to turn the light on. Press the Area Light Power Button again to turn
the area light off.
IMPORTANT: When the Area Light Power Button is pressed to turn it on, a beep
will sound. The backlit LCD screen will turn on for 10 seconds (only) and will then
continuously display the Battery Status Icon and the Battery Voltage Indicator.
Periodically check the unit's battery status on the backlit LCD screen. Four solid bars
in the battery icon indicates a full battery. When the battery level is nearly empty
with only one solid bar or completely empty with 4 empty bars, the unit must be
recharged at this time or the unit's built-in low voltage protection will activate. The
empty Battery Status Icon will flash for a short period of time before automatic
shut down.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the Area Light is turned off when the unit is being
recharged or stored.
120 VOLT AC PORTABLE POWER SUPPLY
Rated Versus Actual Current Draw of Equipment
Most electrical tools, appliances, electronic devices and audio/visual equipment
have labels that indicate the power consumption in amps or watts. Be sure that the
power consumption of the item to be operated is below 500 watts. If the power
consumption is rated in amps AC, simply multiply by the AC volts (120) to determine
the wattage.
Resistive loads are the easiest for this unit to run; however, it will not run larger
resistive loads (such as electric stoves and heaters), which require far more wattage
than the unit can deliver on a continuous basis. Inductive loads (such as TVs and
stereos) require more current to operate than do resistive loads of the same
wattage rating.
CAUTION:
RECHARGEABLE DEVICES
• Certain rechargeable devices are designed to be charged by plugging them directly
into an AC receptacle. These devices may damage the inverter or the charging
circuit.
• When using a rechargeable device, monitor its temperature for the initial ten
minutes of use to determine if it produces excessive heat.
• If excessive heat is produced, this indicates the device should not be used with
this inverter.
• This problem does not occur with most of the battery-operated equipment. Most
of these devices use a separate charger or transformer that is plugged into an AC
receptacle.
• The inverter is capable of running most chargers and transformers.
Note: Some laptop computers may not operate with this inverter.
Power Inverter Output Waveform
The AC output waveform of this inverter is known as a modified sine wave. It is a
stepped waveform that has characteristics similar to the sine wave shape of utility
power. This type of waveform is suitable for most AC loads, including linear and
switching power supplies used in electronic equipment, transformers, and small
motors.
Protective Features
The inverter monitors the following conditions:
Low internal battery
The inverter will automatically shut down when
voltage the battery voltage drops too low, as this can
harm the battery.
High internal battery
The inverter will automatically shut down when
voltage the battery voltage is too high, as this can harm
the unit.
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Thermal shutdown The inverter will automatically shut down when
protection
the unit becomes overheated.
Overload/short circuit The inverter will automatically shut down when an
protection overload or short circuit occurs.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
The AC Power Outlets provide a total power draw of 500W.
When the AC Power Outlets are in use, the unit will monitor for the following fault
conditions: thermal fault, low and high battery voltage fault, overload and short
circuit (refer to the "Protective Features" section).
1. If a low internal battery voltage fault condition exists, the AC Power Outlets
will shut down automatically and the backlit LCD screen will display the
following until the fault is corrected:
The Digital Display will show "AC" and USB icon; the EMPTY Battery Status Icon
and Fault Icon on the LCD Screen will flash.
2. The Digital Display will show the FULL Battery Status Icon; the AC, USB Icon and
Fault Icon on the LCD Screen will flash.
The Digital Display will show the FULL Battery Status Icon; the AC, USB Icon and
Fault Icon on the LCD Screen will flash.
3. If a thermal, overload or short circuit fault condition exists, the AC Power
Outlets will shut down automatically and the backlit LCD screen will display the
following until the fault is corrected:
4. The Battery Status Icon will light solid; the "AC" and USB icon on the Digital
Display and the Fault Icon on the LCD Screen will flash.
Should any of the above fault conditions occur:
1. Disconnect the appliance from the unit.
2. Press the AC/USB Power Button to turn the AC Power Outlets off.
3. Make sure the unit does not need to be recharged.
4. Allow the unit to cool down for several minutes.
5. Make sure the rating of the appliance plugged into the unit is 500 watts or
lower and that the appliance cord and plug are not damaged.
6. Assure there is adequate ventilation around the unit before proceeding.
Using the 120 Volt AC Outlets
The 120 Volt AC Outlets are located on the front of the unit. The outlets support a
maximum power draw of 500 watts.
1. Press the AC/USB Power Button to turn on the 120V AC Power Outlets. A beep
will sound and the LCD Screen will display the following:
The Battery Status Icon lights solid and the Digital Display shows "AC" and USB
icon, indicating the AC outlet is ready to use.
2. Insert the 120 volt AC plug from the appliance into the 120 Volt AC Outlets.
3. Switch on the appliance and operate as usual.
Note:
Ensure that the wattage of the equipment plugged into the 120V AC Power Outlets do not
exceed 500 watts continuous.
4. Press the AC/USB Power Button again to turn off the 120V AC Power Outlets.
Periodically check the unit's Battery Status on the backlit LCD screen. Four solid bars
in the battery icon indicates a full battery. When the battery level is nearly empty
with only one solid bar or completely empty with 4 empty bars, the unit must be
recharged at this time or the unit's built-in low voltage protection will activate. The
empty Battery Status Icon will flash for a short period of time before automatic
shut down.
IMPORTANT: Make sure the AC Power Outlets are turned off when the unit is
being recharged or stored.
12 VOLT DC PORTABLE POWER SUPPLY
The 12 volt DC power supply is located under a protective cover on the front of the
unit. Refer to the Features section to locate.
This portable power source is also for use with all 12 volt DC accessories equipped
with a male accessory outlet plug and rated up to 5 amps.
1. Lift up the cover of the unit's 12 volt DC outlet.
2. Insert the 12 volt DC plug from the appliance into the 12 volt accessory outlet
on the unit. DO NOT EXCEED A 5 AMP LOAD.
3. Switch on the appliance and operate as usual.
4. Periodically check the unit's Battery Status on the LCD screen by pressing
the Battery Status Button. (Four solid bars in the battery icon indicates a full
battery. One bar indicates that the unit needs to be recharged.)
USB CHARGING PORT
The USB charging port is under the same protective cover as the 12 volt DC outlet.
Refer to the Features section to locate.
1. Press the AC/USB power power button to turn the USB port on. A beep will
sound and the backlit LCD screen will continuously display the following:
The "5V USB" icon indicates that the USB port is ready to use.
2. Plug the USB-powered device into the USB power port and operate normally.
The USB power port remains on until the AC/USB Power button is pressed again to
turn it off. Make sure the USB port is turned off when the unit is being recharged
or stored.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
When the USB Port is in use, the unit will monitor for the following USB fault
conditions on the USB Port: low battery voltage fault, overload and short circuit.
• If a low internal battery voltage fault condition exists, the USB port and AC Power
Outlets will shut down automatically and the backlit LCD screen will display the
following until the fault is corrected:
The Digital Display will show the Battery Voltage Indicator; the EMPTY Battery
Status Icon and Fault Icon on the LCD Screen will flash.
• If overload or short circuit fault condition exists, the USB port and AC Power
Outlets will shut down automatically and the backlit LCD screen will display the
following until the fault is corrected:
The Battery Status Icon will light solid; the "AC" and USB icon on the Digital
Display and the Fault Icon on the LCD Screen will flash.
Should any of the above fault conditions occur:
1. Disconnect the USB-powered device and press the AC/USB Power Button again
to turn it off immediately.
2. Allow the unit to cool down for several minutes before attempting to use the
USB port again.
3. If a fault occurs again, make sure that the total draw of the USB device
plugged into the USB Port does not exceed 2.1A.
4. If individual USB device is within specifications and the fault occurs, have the
USB device checked for malfunction and do not continue to use it with the
USB port.
Periodically check the unit's Battery Status on the backlit LCD screen. Four solid bars
in the battery icon indicates a full battery. When the battery level is nearly empty
with only one solid bar or completely empty with 4 empty bars, the unit must be
recharged at this time or the unit's built-in low voltage protection will activate. The
empty Battery Status Icon will flash for a short period of time before automatic
shut down.
Note:
This unit's USB power port does not support data communication. It only provides 5V DC/2.1A power
to an external USB-powered device.
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