Precautions For Inverters

(1) TV sets, monitors, motors, etc. reach their peak power during startup. Although the converter can withstand a peak power of twice the nominal power, some appliances with required power may have a peak power exceeding the peak output power of the converter, triggering overload protection and causing the current to be turned off. When driving multiple appliances simultaneously, this situation may occur. At this time, the electrical switch should be turned off first, the converter switch should be turned on, and then the electrical switch should be turned on one by one, and the highest peak electrical appliance should be turned on first;
(2) During use, the battery voltage begins to decrease. When the voltage at the DC input end of the converter drops to 10.4-11V, the alarm will emit a peak sound. At this time, the computer or other sensitive electrical appliances should be turned off in a timely manner. If the alarm sound is ignored, the converter will automatically turn off when the voltage reaches 9.7-10.3V. This can avoid excessive discharge of the battery. After the power protection is turned off, the red indicator light will light up;
(3) The vehicle should be started in a timely manner, and the battery should be charged to prevent battery depletion, which may affect the start and battery life of the vehicle;
(4) Although the converter does not have overvoltage protection function, if the input voltage exceeds 16V, it may still damage the converter;
(5) After continuous use, the surface temperature of the shell will rise to 60 ℃. Pay attention to unobstructed airflow and keep objects susceptible to high temperatures away.