American Power Conversion BI800F, BI800T user manual Battery Installation

Main Housing Chassis		Main Housing Chassis
(top cover not shown)		(top cover shown)
Battery	Battery
Handle	Handle	Red (+)
	Positive
Negative		Wire
	(+)
(-)
	Terminal
Terminal		Positive (+)
First	Negative	Terminal
	(-)
Battery	Terminal
	Black
	(-)
	Wire	Black
		Wire
Battery	Battery
Handle	Handle	Negative (-)
		Terminal
	Positive
	(+)
	Terminal
Second Battery		Main Housing Chassis
(rotated 180 degrees)
		(rotated 180 degrees)
Battery Installation		Battery Connections

Figure 5. Battery Installations and Connections

Battery Connections - Note: The batteries are charged and produce electric current. Small sparks by be noted during the connection process. This is a normal condition and does not pose a threat of injury.

Connect the red battery terminal lead (protrudes from the lid) to the positive (+) terminal of the battery (Figure 5) closest to the rear of the Main Housing Chassis (second battery installed). Connect the black battery terminal lead (protrudes from the lid) to the negative (-) terminal of the first battery installed. Connect the black battery cable attached to the left side of the Main Housing Chassis to the positive (+) terminal of the first battery, and to the negative (-) terminal of the second battery. Ensure battery connections are tight by grasping each connector at the terminal and try to move it. If the terminal lead has movement on the terminal, tighten the connection until no movement is evident. Install battery terminal covers.

Install Rear Panel - Align the Rear Panel with the mounting holes at the rear of the Main Housing Chassis. Install the four machine screws which secure the Rear Panel to the chassis.

Install Inverter

Caution: Installation of the Power Inverter must be performed by a licensed and qualified electrician. Failure to comply may result in equipment damage, and may also void the Warranty.

Place the Inverter Assembly on top of the Main Housing Chassis with the Inverter facing forward, and the Inverter “feet” in the indents provided on the Main Housing Chassis top cover.

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