Permanent installation, Recommended material hts 324 hts 624 hts 1224, Recommended tools – Tundra HTS3024 User Manual
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3 Permanent Installation
The use of the Tundra International installation kit is strongly recommended. This complete installation kit is custom designed to
maximize performances. It has been developed to promote safe installation and to help eliminate the difficult task of identifying and
shopping for the requisite materials in stores.
CAUTION!
Before installation, make sure that the inverter is turned “OFF.”
3.1
Recommended material
HTS 324
HTS 624
HTS 1224
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Tundra CM series installation kit
N/A
N/A
CM1000
OR
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Welding cable
Awg 10
Awg 4
Awg 4
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6 Tin plated terminal lugs
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PVC strain relief for flexible cable
½”
½”
½”
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DC fuse block
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DC fuse
20A
100 A
100 A
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Plastic « loom » tubing
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Red and black heat shrinkable tubing
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Plastic cable ties
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Clamps and bolts
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Heavy duty AC power distribution center
3.2
Recommended tools
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Hand held crimping tool for terminal lugs * Mandatory
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Hollow punch or hole saw for metal
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Drill bit set for metal
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Screw driver set
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Open end wrench set
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Side cutters
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Power drill
3.3
Where to install
Your inverter should be installed in a location that meets the following requirements:
- Dry:
Keep the inverter away from any water or moisture.
- Cool:
Ambient air temperature should be between 32 and 85 degrees Fahrenheit (0 and 30
o
Celsius).
- Ventilated:
Ensure that the unit is located in a well-ventilated compartment. At least 6 inches of clearance are required
around the inverter for air flow. Verify that all ventilation openings on the unit (front and rear panels) are
not obstructed.
CAUTION!
To avoid fire hazards and/or overheating, do not cover or obstruct any ventilation openings. Do not install
the inverter in a zero clearance compartment.
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Safe:
Do not install the inverter in the same compartment as batteries, or in any compartment capable of storing
flammable liquids (such as gasoline). Power inverters may produce sparks that can result in fire if exposed
to flammable vapors.