Mosa DPiL Series User manual

OWNER'S MANUAL
DPiL Series
Smart Mobile
DP500iL / DP1000iL / DP1500iL/ DP2000iL
POWER
VER1.2-20201010

CONTENT
1. UNIT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................- 3 -
1.1 COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION .................................................- 3 -
1.2 OUTPUT PANEL .............................................................................- 4 -
1.3 CHARGING INPUT PANEL.............................................................- 7 -
1.4 BATTERY CONNECTOR ................................................................ - 8 -
2. CHARGING THE MOBILE POWER .........................................................- 8 -
2.1 PV CHARGING INPUT ...................................................................- 9 -
2.2 AC CHARGING INPUT .................................................................- 10 -
2.3 DC CHARGING INPUT................................................................. - 11 -
3. OPERATING THE MOBILE POWER......................................................- 12 -
3.1 DC OPERATION ...........................................................................- 12 -
3.2 AC OPERATION............................................................................- 13 -
4. LCD DISPLAY .........................................................................................- 14 -
5. REPLACE THE BATTERY ......................................................................- 17 -
5.1 REMOVE THE BATTERY .............................................................- 17 -
5.2 INSTALL THE BATTERY...............................................................- 19 -
5.2.1 BIND THE BATTERY.....................................................‐  19‐
5.2.2 REINSTALL THE BATTERY INTO THE MOBILE POWER
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5.2.3 CONNECT THE BATTERY...........................................‐  21‐
6. TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE.....................................................- 22 -
7. PROTECTION.........................................................................................- 22 -
7.1 INPUT PROTECTION...................................................................- 22 -
7.2 OUTPUT PROTECTION...............................................................- 23 -
8. TROUBLE SHOOTING ...........................................................................- 24 -
9. SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................- 27 -

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INTRODUCTION
Congratulations on your selection of a marvelous mobile power.
This manual will provide you with a good basic understanding of
the safe operation and maintenance of this machine, please read it
carefully.
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Read this manual carefully before operating this mobile power.
This manual should stay with this generator if it is sold.
The mobile power is a potential source of electrical shock if
misused. Do not expose the mobile power to moisture, rain or
snow. Do not let the mobile power get wet, and do not operate
it with wet hands.
Electrical equipment (including lines and plug connections)
should not be defective.
Do not connect to a building electrical system unless an
isolation switch has been installed by a qualified electrician.
Place the generator in a place where pedestrians, children and
pets are not likely to touch. Do not let children operate the
generator without supervision. Protect children by keeping
them at a safe distance from the generating set.
Keep this owner’s manual handy, so you can refer to it at
any
t im e. We reserve the right to modify this product or
manual at any time without any notice.
We continually seek advancements in product design and
quality. Therefore, while this manual is the newest, there may
be slight difference between your mobile power and this
manual.
If you have any questions, please consult an authorized dealer.
Please DO NOT modify the unit in any way, otherwise factory
may reserve the right not to provide the complete warranty.

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1. UNIT DESCRIPTION
1.1 COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION
(1). Output Panel: Location of mobile power controls and output
receptacles.
(2). Charging Input Panel: Location of mobile power charging input
receptacles.
(3). Maintenance Cover: Remove the cover to install or replace battery
in the mobile power.
(4). Carrying Handle: Lift the generator by this handle.
(5). Draw Bar Handle: Pull the handle to wheel this mobile power
around.
(6). Front Handle / Rear Handle: Two persons can carry the mobile
power easily by these two handles.
(7). Connector Cover: Open the cover to connect the Battery
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6
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Connector before charging or operating the mobile power.
1.2 OUTPUT PANEL
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(1). AC Switch: This switch turns ON or OFF AC output of the mobile
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power.
(2). AC Receptacle: AC output receptacles for connecting AC devices.
(3). Main Switch: This switch turns ON or OFF DC output of the mobile
power, and AC Switch is available only after the main switch is turned
on.
(4). Cigarette Lighter Receptacle: 12V DC output receptacle for
cigarette lighter plug.
(5). USB Receptacle: 5V DC output receptacle for USB plug.
(6). Anderson Port: 12V DC output receptacle for Anderson SB50 plug.
(7). 6mm Port: 12V DC output receptacle for 6mm plug.
(8). LCD Display: Display remaining capacity of the battery,
input/output watts, remaining operation hours or charging hours of the
battery, battery voltage, total running time, andfault warnings. When
the mobile power is charging, the battery segments in the LCD screen
will blink. The mobile power is fully charged when all battery segments
stop blinking and remain solid.
(9). Display button ▲: You can activate the display backlight or value
displayfor remaining capacity of the battery by pressing the button
once, and for total running time by pressing the button twice.
(10). Display button ▼: You can activate the display backlight or value
display for battery voltage by pressing the button.
(11). Display button S: You can activate the display backlight by
pressing the button, and the factory orauthorized dealer can use this
button to initialize the LCD Display.
(12). Ready LED: Ready LED light comes ON when the AC output is
ready.
(13). Warning LED: The light comes ON and flashes when the following
problems occur:
AC output is overloaded.
AC output is short-circuited.
AC output is under voltage.
AC output is over voltage.
Over temperature in the inverter.

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Battery is under voltage.
Battery is over voltage.
(14). Over Temperature: The light comes ON and flashes when the
temperature in the mobile power is over high.
1.3 CHARGING INPUT PANEL
(1). PV Charging Input: Charge the mobile power from solar panels.
(2). DC Charging Input: Charge the mobile power from car or any
12V/24V source.
(3). AC Charging Input: Charge the mobile power from wall outlet or
other AC source.
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1.4 BATTERY CONNECTOR
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You need to connect the battery connector 2 before charging or
using the mobile power:
(1). Open the connector cover 1.
(2). Connect the battery connector 2, otherwise the mobile power
cannot be charged or used.
2. CHARGING THE MOBILE POWER
NOTE
When the mobile power is charging, the battery segments in
the LCD screen will blink.
The mobile power is fully charged when all battery segments
in the LCD screen stop blinking and remain solid.
You can charge the mobile power quickly from several solar
panels in series if the solar panel power is small. But the total
voltage of the solar panels in series CAN NOT exceed the PV
INPUT voltage range.
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2.1 PV CHARGING INPUT
Loosen
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5

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You can charge the mobile power from solar panels as follows:
(1). Remove the cover 1 from PV charging port 2.
(2). Connect PV charging port 2 to MC4 port 5 of solar panels 4 by PV
charging cable 3, which can be found in the packing box.
2.2 AC CHARGING INPUT
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5
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You can charge the mobile power from wall outlet or other AC
source as follows:
Connect AC charging port 1 to any wall receptacle by the AC charging
cable 2, which can be found in the packing box.
2.3 DC CHARGING INPUT
You can charge the mobile power from car or any 12V/24V source
as follows:
Connect DC charging port 1 to cigarette lighter receptacle of 12V or
24V car by DC charging cable 2, which can be found in the packing
box.
NOTE
The car engine must run when charging the power station from
the car.
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3. OPERATING THE MOBILE POWER
3.1 DC OPERATION
You can use the DC output from the mobile power as follows:
(1). Push the main switch 6 to "ON" position.
(2). Receptacle 2 and 5 all are 12V DC output port, according to the plug
type of 12V DC electric devices to choose suitable one to connect.
(3). USB receptacle 3 is 5V DC output port.
NOTE
Be sure the receptacle load current is within receptacle rated
current.
If the DC output is overloaded (in excess of rated current), or if
there is a short circuit in a connected appliance, the icon
and icon in LCD Display 9 will show（as shown in the
figure below）, and the DC output to the connected appliance(s)
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will shut off.
3.2 AC OPERATION
You can use the AC output from the mobile power as follows:
(1). Push the main switch 6 to "ON" position.
(2). Push the AC switch 7 to "ON" position.
(3). Make sure the ready LED 8 comes on.
(4). Connect plug to the AC receptacle 1 for AC electric devices.
NOTE
If the mobile power is equipped with Gen-mate unit (optional
equipment), the AC output also canbe switched on or off by Gen-
mate APP in smartphones except for above step 2 as follows:
AC output voltage is very high, operators must be protected
from electric shock at all times.

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Do not operate with wet hand.
Do not operate by children without supervision.
Do not expose the mobile power to rain, moisture or snow.
NOTE
Be sure all electric devices including the lines and plug
connections are in good condition before connection to the
mobile power.
Be sure the total AC load is within the mobile power rated
output.
If the AC output is overloaded (in excess of rated power), or if
there is a short circuit in a connected appliance, the warning
LED 10 will go ON, and the AC output to the connected
appliance(s) will shut off.
4. LCD DISPLAY
You can activate the display backlight by pressing any of the three

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buttons ▲/▼/S. The built-in LCD Display can indicate some important
information:
Battery icon: When the mobile power is charging, the battery
segments in the LCD screen will blink. The mobile power is fully
charged when all battery segments stop blinking and remain
solid. If the remaining capacity of the battery it too low, the battery
segments become blank and will blink as a prompt of recharging.
INPUT shows the amount of power (watts) going into the
battery while charging. If charging from solar, you will see
the watts change as you reposition the panels into/out of
the sunlight.
OUTPUT shows the amount of power
(watts) that your appliances are using while
plugged into the mobile power.
Shows the value in Ah for remaining
capacity of the battery by pressing the
button ▲once, and for total running time
in HOURS by pressing the button ▲twice.
Shows remaining capacity of the battery in %.
Shows the battery voltage by pressing the
button ▼.

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Shows remaining charging hours of the battery
while charging.
Shows remaining operation hours of the battery while
discharging.
POWER icon will show when the Gen-mate unit (optional
equipment) inside the mobile power is operating normally.
Wi-Fi icon will flash slowly when the mobile power equipped
with Gen-mate unit (optional equipment) is connected to the
Gen-mate APP in Smartphone by Wi-Fi.
Fault code 032 means that DC output is overloaded
or short-circuited. Check DC appliances / cables
/plugs, and reduce power of appliances.
Fault code 004 means that the battery voltage is too
lower. Charge the battery immediately.
Fault code 008 means that the battery voltage is too
higher. Stop charging the battery immediately and contact an authorized
dealer.
Fault code 016 means that the temperature in the
mobile power is too higher. Turn off all appliances and
put the mobile power in a cool place to cool it until the
warning icons clear.

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5. REPLACE THE BATTERY
Read the instructions before you begin, and make sure you
have the tools and skills required.
Shut off the mobile power before starting to replace the battery.
If you are not familiar with maintenance work, have an
authorized dealer do it for you.
Use ours or equivalent specifications/quality batteries for
replacement. Ask an authorized dealer for further attention.
NOTE
The max size of the battery in the mobile power is:
245mmX180mmX235mm. Please make sure your battery’ size is
no more than the max size.
5.1 REMOVE THE BATTERY
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Loosen
Screws
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4
2

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(1). Loosen five screws and remove the maintenance cover 1.
(2). Disconnect the battery connector 2.
(3). Loosen the screws 5, 6 with a box spanner 3 to remove the battery
baffle plate 4. The spanner 3 can be found in the packing box.
(4). Hold the bandage 7 that is bound to the battery, and then take out
the battery from the mobile power.
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4
6
4
7
Loosen
Loosen
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5.2 INSTALL THE BATTERY
5.2.1 BIND THE BATTERY
(1). Take out the battery bandage 1 from the packing box.
(2). Place the bandage 1 at the side of the battery 2, as shown in the
figure above.
(3). Bind the bandage 1 around the battery 2.
(4). Make sure the bandage 1 through the metal buckle 3 and pressed
tightly by the metal buckle 3 as shown in the figure above.
(5). The metal buckle 3 should be located on the left side as shown in
the figure above.
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