Electrical Connections - Indel B TB 30 AM DRAWER Instrucciones De Uso

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insulation (Fig. 4 C+D).
Where Easy Fix fastening cannot be used, you can however install the refrigerator by fastening it
using mounting flanges (optional) on 3 or 4 sides (Fig. 5).
Always secure the refrigerator in such a way so that it will not tip/slide forward when the drawer
is opened or in the case of sudden vehicle movement. The unit should be anchored by at least 2
fastening points, in accordance with the provisions of the EN 60335-2-24 standard.
VENTILATION
It is extremely important for the compressor/condensing unit located behind the refrigerator to be
well ventilated so that the fresh air can enter at the bottom and pass behind the refrigerator, with
the hot air being allowed to escape from the top or sides (Fig.1).
The illustration (Fig.2) shows an example of how the refrigerator housing should be set.

ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS

• In order connect the unit to the vehicle's electrical system, proceed as follows:
• Before turning on the appliance, check to make sure that the voltage of the electrical system and/
or battery complies with that which is indicated on the unit's data plate.
• Connect the refrigerator directly to the battery or to the relative main switch and make sure that
the system is equipped with an electric device that's capable of protecting the circuit against
possible overcurrents.
If the power supply voltage is different from 12/24 Vdc, install a ΔI 0.03 A differential circuit
breaker. Avoid connecting the unit via the vehicle's control panel as this could result in voltage
drops.
• The product is supplied with a 10 A fuse. A separate switch that simultaneously disconnects the
power cables must be installed upstream from the refrigerator. Check to make sure that this switch
supports the 10 A current load.
Warning!
If there is a battery charger, it must be connected to the battery and never directly to the
refrigerator.
All wiring diagrams can be found at the end of the manual
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