How to use the inverter:
1. The DC voltage should be consistent
Each inverter has access DC voltage values, such as 12V, 24V, etc., and the battery voltage must be selected to be consistent with the DC input voltage of the inverter. For example, a 12V inverter must choose a 12V battery.
2. The output power of the inverter must be greater than the use power of the electrical appliance, especially for the electrical appliances with high power at startup, such as refrigerators and air conditioners, and leave a larger margin.
3. The positive and negative poles must be connected correctly
The DC voltage connected to the inverter is marked with positive and negative poles. Red is positive (+), black is negative (—), the battery is also marked with positive and negative poles, red is positive (+), black is negative (—), and must be connected positively (red to red), negative (black to black). The wire diameter must be thick enough and the length of the connection line as small as possible.
