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Power consumption is rated in wattage (watts), or amperes (amps), and this information is usually stamped on
most appliances and equipment. If this information is not indicated on the appliance or equipment, check the
owner's manual or contact the manufacturer to determine if the device you are using is compatible with your
Pure Sine Wave Inverter.
* The output of a Pure Sine Wave Inverter provides stable power, and it can be used to run the electronic
equipment that modified sine wave inverters cannot.
* For example, a Pure Sine Wave Inverter works with mini electronic tools, air pumps,
electronic doors, mini motors, refrigerators, or hair dryers.
• Multiply: Amps X 120 (V AC) =Watts
This formula yields a close approximation of the continuous load of your appliance.
• Multiply: Watts X 2= Starting Load
This formula yields a close approximation of the starting load of your appliance.
Most often the start up load of the appliance or power tool determines whether your inverter is correctly sized
for the application. Some appliances have starting loads up to 7X the continuous load.
If you are unsure whether the Pure Sine Wave Inverter will operate a particular piece of equipment or
appliance, run a test. All Pure Sine Wave Inverter are designed to automatically shut down in the event of a
power overload. This protection feature prevents damage to the unit while testing appliances and equipment
with ratings in the 650 W range.
If an appliance in the 650 W range will not operate properly when first connected to the Inverter, turn the
Inverter rocker switch ON (I), OFF (O), and ON (I) again in quick succession. If this procedure is not successful,
it is likely that the Pure Sine Wave Inverter does not have the required capacity to operate the appliance in
question.
Connecting Your Inverter to the 12 V Power Source
When connecting the inverter to the power source, it is recommended that the thickest wire available be used in
the shortest length possible.
Distance from Battery - ≤4'/ >1.2m - 4-6' / 1.2 -- 2m - >6' / >2m
Wire Size - 4 AWG
Use of #0 gauge wire to make the connections to the inverter may require a "0 to 4 Gauge Adapter". This
adapter is available through most electrical supply stores.
1. Make sure the ON/OFF Switch located on the front panel of the inverter is in the
OFF (O) position.
2. Unscrew the red and black caps from the power input terminals located on the rear
of the inverter.
3. Connect the wires to the power input terminals at the rear of the inverter. Make sure
to match the negative (BLACK) terminal on the inverter with the wire that connects to
the negative terminal on the 12-volt power source. Then repeat this procedure with
the positive (RED) terminal connecting a wire to the positive terminal of the 12-volt
power source. Make sure you have good secure connections, but do not over tighten
these screws.
Important Information before use
Loose connections can result in a severe decrease in voltage which may cause damage to the wires and
insulation.
WARNING: REVERSE POLARITY WILL DAMAGE UNIT Failure to make a proper connection between the
inverter and the power source will result in reverse polarity. Reverse polarity will blow the internal fuses in the
inverter and may cause permanent damage to the inverter. Damage caused by reverse polarity is not covered
under the warranty.
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2 AWG
- 0 or 00 AWG
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