Tundra HDi3000 - Manual (Page 4)

E_ HD(i)_Guide (E-HD(i)-GD-1113-EN) 4
2 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; you must disconnect the AC (120 Volt) and DC (12 Volt) power before working
on any circuits connected to the inverter. When the front panel switch is ON but no power
is being supplied to a load, the inverter draws less than 500 mA. 500 mA is a very low
current draw but left in this state the inverter will eventually drain your batteries until its
automatic shutdown at 11 Volt (see 4.1). When the front panel switch is OFF, the inverter
draw is Ø (zero).
AC Outlets:
The maximum output of your inverter is assumed to go through any of the two AC outlets.
CAUTION! Leave in the OFF position during the installation.
2.2 Front panel (E1500 - E2000)
ON/OFF switch: The E Series 1500 & 2000 features one ON/OFF switch located on the remote control.
The ON/OFF switch is turning the inverter’s control circuit ON and OFF. It does not
disconnect power from the inverter; you must disconnect the AC (120 Volt) and DC
(12 Volt) power before working on any circuits connected to the inverter. When the
switch is ON but no power is being supplied to a load, the inverter draws less than 500
mA. 500 mA is a very low current draw but left in this state the inverter will eventually
drain your batteries until its automatic shutdown at 11 Volt (see 4.1). When the switch is
OFF, the inverter draw is Ø (zero).
AC Outlets:
The maximum output of your inverter is assumed to go through the two AC outlets. Do
not exceed 1800w or 15A by outlet. It may result in extensive damages to your inverter
and lead to injuries.
CAUTION!
Leave in the OFF position during the installation.
2.3 Front panel (E2000GF / With Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter)
ON/OFF switch: The E2000GF features one ON/OFF switch located on the remote control. The ON/OFF
switch is turning the inverter’s control circuit ON and OFF. It does not disconnect power
from the inverter; you must disconnect the AC (120 Volt) and DC (12 Volt) power
before working on any circuits connected to the inverter. When the switch is ON but
no power is being supplied to a load, the inverter draws less than 500 mA. 500 mA is a
very low current draw but left in this state the inverter will eventually drain your batteries
until its automatic shutdown at 11 Volt (see 4.1). When the switch is OFF, the inverter
draw is Ø (zero).
AC Outlets:
The maximum output of your inverter is assumed to go through any of the two AC outlets
of the GFCI receptacle.