Outback Power Systems OBX-IC2024S-120/60 Parts Included, Unit Dimensions, Required Conductors

Parts Included

Standard with the OutBack Extreme Rugged Water Resistant Inverter/Charger, Model OBX-IC2024S-120/60:

•One Owner’s Manual

•One DC Cover (DCC)

•One red (positive) and one black (negative) battery terminal cap

Additional parts, included when purchasing the complete system OBX-IC2024S-120/60-K2:

•One OutBack MATE2 System Controller and Display

•One NATO Battery Cable Connector, unwired

•Two 2/0 battery cables (one positive and one negative), 15’

•One Maxicon cable assembly for watertight AC input connections, 6’

•One Maxicon cable assembly for watertight AC output connections, 6’

•One Minicon cable assembly for watertight communications connections, 6’

Additional replacement system parts:

• NATO Battery Cable Assembly, 15’, part number OBX-CABLE500-180-NATO

NOTE: Due to the variety of installation options available, mounting hardware is not included. All fasteners must be adequate to support the weight of the Inverter. No fewer than four fasteners, one per corner, should be used for a safe installation.

Unit Dimensions

•8.25” x 16.25” x 12” (20.95 cm x 41.27 cm x 30.48 cm)

•57.5 lbs (26.08 kg)

Required Conductors

Installations should be performed using the cables provided with the unit.

If it should become necessary to use replacement cables, the replacements MUST meet the following minimum specifications:

•Use 2/0 AWG (0.3648” or 9.26 mm), 4/0 AWG (0.4600” or 11.7 mm), or larger approved cables rated 75° C or higher for DC wiring.

•Use #10 AWG (0.1019” or 2.60 mm) or larger approved cables rated 75° C or higher for AC wiring.

Environmental Concerns

In the event the Inverter needs to be disposed of, its aluminum casing is easily recyclable as are any stripped-out internal metal and plastic parts. All circuit boards and electronic components should be disposed or recycled in accordance with local environmental laws.

Inverter Maintenance

•Following exposure to salt water, rinse all exposed surfaces to prevent corrosion. Recoat the DC lugs and other exposed conductors with dielectric grease.

•Periodically check that the battery cable lugs are tight and secure, using recommended torque settings.

•Brush off excessive dust from the Inverter as needed.

•Check that all fasteners are tight.

•If the Inverter is not operating:

•Use a meter to verify the DC battery voltage at the Inverter terminals.

•Measure and verify the AC current at the Inverter output terminals.

•Swap the MATE or cable with another, particularly if the unit works and the MATE does not.

•Call OutBack Technical Support for further assistance or repairs. Being heavily sealed, the Inverter is not user-serviceable.

Contact OutBack Technical Support at (360) 618-4363 or support@outbackpower.com. (Please see the warranty section of this manual for more service information.)

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