
Installing the Inverter/Charger
| Safe | Locate the inverter/charger away from battery in a | 
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 | separate well ventilated compartment. Do not | 
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 | install the inverter/charger in any compartment | 
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 | containing flammable gases or liquids like gasoline. | 
| Close to | The length and size of your DC cables will affect | 
| battery | performance. Use the DC cables recommended in | 
| compartment | Table 3 on page 11. The unit should not be installed | 
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 | in the battery compartment due to the possible | 
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 | presence of explosive hydrogen gas from the | 
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 | batteries. | 
| Protected from | Never place the inverter/charger directly above the | 
| battery acid | |
| and gases | damage the inverter/charger. If the inverter/charger | 
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 | is installed in a compartment above the batteries, | 
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 | make sure there is a solid,  | 
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 | dividing the two compartments. | 
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 | Never allow battery acid to drip on the inverter/ | 
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 | charger or its wiring when filling the batteries or | 
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 | reading their specific gravity. | 
| Orientation | To meet regulatory requirements, the Freedom SW | 
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 | 2000 must be mounted in one of the approved | 
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 | mounting orientation. See Figure 1 on page 18. | 
| 16 | Freedom SW 2000 Installation Guide | 
