Precautions: Read First!
-Be sure to mount the amplifier to a strong, solid surface which will not give way under the stress of a sudden stop or accident.
-Make sure that the mounting screws will not penetrate the gas tank, brake and fuel lines, wiring or other critical parts of your car when installed.
-NEVER operate the amplifier without the proper power and ground wire - 0 gauge minimum.
-NEVER operate the amplifier without proper fusing. Fuse holder must be located with in 18 inches of the battery. This fuse is to protect the car, not the electronics. In case of a short, the fuse will blow instead of the wire burning up. Using other than the recommended fuse ratings at the battery and at the amplifier may cause damage to the amplifier and will void your warranty.
-Do not run wiring underneath or outside the car since exposure to the elements may cause the insulation to deteriorate rapidly, resulting in
All cables should be run beneath carpets and inside trim pieces.
-To help minimize interference, it is best to run the power cables along the opposite side from the audio cables.
-Whenever wires pass through metal, rubber or plastic grommets must be used to prevent the metal from wearing through the installation and causing a short.
-Whenever possible, use cable ties, mounting clamps and similar wiring aids. Adding stress relief loops to wiring is also advisable to prevent straining or breakage.
-It is best to test the system before the amplifier is mounted and interior of car is reassembled.
-If the temperature inside your car reaches extreme levels(such as sitting locked up for several hours in the hot sun or exposed to a very cold winter's day), the amplifier may go into protection mode and shut off. Leave the unit off until the ambient temperature returns to normal.
-The amplifier operates with any vehicle using a 12 volt negative ground system. If you are not sure of the type of electrical system in your vehicle, consult your authorized dealer or qualified mechanic.
-NEVER ground the speaker leads and NEVER allow the speaker leads to come in contact with each other. Speaker wire should be 10 gauge minimum.
-Remote turn on wire must be switched by the radio or accessory circuit.
-Do not listen to high volumes for extended periods of time or hearing damage may occur.
CONTINOUS EXPOSURE TO SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS OVER 100dB MAY CAUSE PERMANENT HEARING LOSS. HIGH POWERED AUTOSOUND SYSTEM MAY PRODUCE SOUND PRESSURE LEVELS WELL OVER 130dB. USE COMMON SENSE AND PRACTICE SAFE SOUND.
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