DCA-15SPX3 — CONTROL PANEL
The definitions below describe the controls and functions of the
1.Frequency Meter – Indicates the output frequency in hertz (Hz). Normally 60 Hz ±1 Hz.
2.AC Ammeter – Indicates the amount of current the load is drawing from the generator.
3.AC Voltmeter – Indicates the single phase output voltage present at the U & V terminals.
4.Engine Warning Indicator- This engine warning indicator will notify possible damage before it occurs:
A.Oil Pressure - the light will go on during initial
start, but will go out once the engine is warm. If the oil pressure light comes on during operation, this may indicate critical low oil level.
B.Charge Light - This light indicates the battery is not charging.
C.Water Temperature Light - This light indicates the coolant temperature is abnormally high.
D.Engine Protection - This will shut down the engine if there is an abnormal event that may have occurred. This prevents damage to the engine.
5.Hour Meter – Indicates the amount of hours the generator has been in operational use.
6.GFCI Circuit Breaker – This
7.Starter Switch - This is to turn on and off the engine with a key.
8.CS6369 Receptacle - This locking type receptacle provides 240/120VAC single output voltage, for equipment not exceeding 50 amps.
9.240VAC Receptacle – Provides 240 VAC single phase output voltage, normally used for small power tools that do not exceed 20 amps.
10.120VAC Receptacle – Provides 120 VAC single phase output voltage, normally used for small power tools that do not exceed 20 amps.
11.120VAC Receptacle (GFCI)- Provides 120 VAC single phase output voltage, normally used for small power tools that do not exceed 20 amps.
12.Engine Speed Control Lever - This lever controls the speed of the engine speed from idle to high for maximum rpm.
13.GroundTerminal – If required this ground terminal is to be used in conjunction with the GFCI receptacle only.
14.AC Output Terminals – These three output terminals (UNV), provide the single phase output voltage to the load source. NEVER connect a load to these output terminals when the main circuit breaker is "ON" and the engine is running.
15.Voltage Adjust Control Knob – Used to adjust the generator's single phase output voltage at the UNV output terminals. This control knob is to be used in conjunction with the AC voltmeter.
16.Main Circuit Breaker – This
