Outback Power Systems OBX-IC2024S-120/60 Wire Connections, DC Wiring, Connection Torque

Models: OBX-IC2024S-120/60

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WIRE CONNECTIONS

DC Wiring

The Inverter uses DC brass battery terminals with 8M x 1.00 stainless steel threaded studs. You can access the terminals by removing the four screws that attach the DC cover plate, and pulling it off.

Red terminal=battery positive

Black terminal = battery negative

Battery terminal covers

 

Stud

 

Nut

Lock Washer

Battery Cable Lug

Flat Washer

 

 

Insulator

Never install extra washers or any other hardware between the terminal mounting surface and the battery cable lug—the connection must be direct and secure.

For the Inverter model OBX-IC2024S-120/60, a 175-amp DC breaker is recommended. If a

DC fuse is used, it should be a Class T fuse and must not exceed a rating of 300 amps.

Always install breakers or fuses on the positive battery cable.

It is recommended to twist the positive and negative conductors around each other during installation. This is to reduce EMI (electromagnetic interference) emissions.

Use torque values from the chart below for tightening battery connections and Inverter DC connections.

Connection

Torque

DC Battery Connections

to 10 foot-lbs/13.6 Nm

 

 

Inverter’s DC terminals

to 5 foot-lbs/5.8 Nm

Battery Terminal Covers

• The caps are made of stiff plastic with a snap-on design; remove them carefully using a flat-blade screwdriver inserted into the slots on the sides of each cover.

Always keep the battery terminal covers installed.

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Outback Power Systems OBX-IC2024S-120/60 owner manual Wire Connections, DC Wiring, Connection Torque