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Do not use or charge an E-Gen150 / 300/600 if it is malfunctioning, damaged, or shows signs of battery malfunction. Prior to charging, inspect all cables and connectors for signs of damage and ensure adequate ventilation. If the E-Gen150 / 300/600 becomes damaged or emits smoke, stop use immediately and evacuate the area.

Not to be used to supply or be connected to sensitive or safety-critical equipment, including but not limited to:

• Medical devices or life-support systems.
• Precision measurement or laboratory instruments.
• Communication systems requiring high electromagnetic integrity.
• Safety-critical control systems </aside>

Selecting a suitable location

Select a location for your E-Gen that meets the following requirements:

• Minimum 1m clearance at front and back of the unit.
• Well-ventilated area (ideally out of direct sunlight).
• High enough to avoid flooding at all times.
• Level and firm ground (no more than 15° slope)
• Has cellular reception (otherwise remote monitoring will be restricted).
• Not located near flammable liquids, gases or combustible materials.
• Not exposed to excessive heat or direct flames.
• Not subject to strong vibration, mechanical shock, or heavy loads.

Connecting and configuring your E-Gen

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The E-Gen150/300/600 must be connected by a registered electrician*. Configuring the E-Gen150/300/600 in the wrong order can damage equipment and potentially harm operators.

*Required certification may vary by location. Comply with local regulations for connecting electrical loads.

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1. On the control panel side (front) of the unit, open the front door panel by inserting the key into the latches and unlocking, then depressing the latch buttons to release.

2. Lift the front door panel to gain access to the front panel, which contains the control panel switch, control panel, and MCCB switch.

   

3. Ensure that the control power switch is turned to OFF (O).

   

4. Ensure that the MCCB switch is turned to OFF (O).

   

5. On the connection side (rear) of the unit, attach an earth to the main earth connection. Ensure that the earthing complies with any applicable local regulations.

   

6. Connect the output cables as required.