loads, effect of large loads on alternator 2–7low battery shutdown 4–2
low voltage shutdown 1–4
M
maintenance
checking terminal connections 3–2replacing the fuse 3–4
N
nickel-cadmium batteries vi
O
operating time of AC loads (table) 2–6output power of IP 1012 2–12
over temperature shutdown 4–2overload shutdown 4–2
P
physical specifications A–2problem loads 2–3
problems causing shutdown 4–2proof of purchase WA–4purchase date WA–4
R
rating curves
output surge rating A–5razors see problem loads rechargeable tools see problem loads remote switch
blinking lights on the 4–3remote switch to disable inverter 2–9resistive load see AC load, type of resistive loads, examples of 2–2restarting after shutdown 2–11
S
safety information v
safety monitoring feature 1–4serial number WA–4
servicing, no user-serviceable parts v shorepower, definition 1–3shutdown
automatic 2–12restarting after 2–11
shutdown, reasons for 4–2
size of AC load, calculating 2–4surge capability 1–3
surge loads, examples of 2–2
T
temperature see ambient temperature temperature and power, relationship of 2–4temperature and time derating curve (figure) 2–4terminals caps, removing 3–2
three-stage charging profile A–6time, running time of AC loads 2–4transfer specifications A–5troubleshooting reference 4–2
turning on unit with the remote switch 2–11
U
using , guidelines for 2–11
V
variable speed motor see problem loads
W
warranty
out of warranty service WA–4terms and conditions WA–1
X
Xantrex web site iv
