1.) Test the readiness of the output load, for example, check for any short-circuits or if the total wattage
exceeds the acceptable load. (Caution: The Output Line and Neutral circuit should be independent from
other circuits otherwise damage could occur to the inverter.)
2.) When connecting to the Load Output in the circuit box there will be 2 outputs to choose from, which are
2.1 Output Maintained. This connection will provide a constant 220Vac 50Hz current. This is suitable
for uses that requires a constant current both during normal conditions and during power outages,
for example, providing power for emergency exit signs without a built-in battery or lights that need to be
constantly on such as lights installed in fire escapes or in parking lots.
2.2 Output Non-Maintained. This connection will not provide a 220Vac 50Hz during normal conditions.
The connection will only provide power during power outages. This connection is suitable for things such
as emergency illumination lamps.
Caution: For the correct connection the Line should be connected into L, Neutral should be connected to N and
Ground should be connected to PE The cables should be connected securely and no foreign objects should be in
the circuit box that could potentially cause a short-circuit.
3.) Connect the Input cables to the Input 220VAC terminal inside the red frame inside the circuit box. The Line
cable should be connected to the L terminal, the Neutral cable to the N terminal and the Ground cable to the PE
terminal. The cables should be connected securely and no foreign objects should be in the circuit box that could
potentially cause a short-circuit.
2.2 Steps for Connecting the Input and Output
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