Eureka JO-1800 powering a 120v ac device, 5.3 120V AC Electrical Device Example Run-Time Chart

a particular piece of equipment or device.

NOTE: In the event of a power overload, the inverter is designed to auto- matically shut down. This safety feature prevents damaging the inverter while testing devices and equipment with the 400-watt range. Attempting to power a device or equipment rated for over 400W may cause damage to the equipment.

5.2powering a 120v ac device

To operate a 120V AC device:

•Plug the 120V AC device into the AC power outlet, and push the inverter switch to ON.

•Turn on the 120V AC device (if required).

•If a device will not operate properly when first connected to the inverter, push the inverter rocker switch ON (I), OFF (0), and ON (I) again in quick succession. If this procedure is not successful, it is likely that the Power Pak does not have the required capacity to operate the device in ques- tion.

•Charge the Power Pak as soon as possible after each use.

CAUTION: Incorrect operation of your inverter may result in property dam- age and personal injury. Electrical current on a 120-volt circuit can be very dangerous.

5.3120V AC Electrical Device Example Run-Time Chart:

Appliance Type	Estimated Wattage	Estimated Time
Spot Lights, Sump	110 Watts	1.25 Hours
Pumps, DVD Players
Faxes, TVs, Small	150 Watts	1Hour
Power Tools
Computer Printer,	200 Watts	45 Minutes
Medium Power
Tools,
Blenders

The maximum continuous load is 400 watts.

*NOTE: Estimated run-times. Actual time may vary. Times are based on the internal battery being fully charged.

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