Operation; How To Power Ac Devices; How To Power Dc Devices; Cold Weather Use - Westinghouse iGen1000s Manual Del Usuario

OPERATION

Only operate the Power Station within the
recommended temperature range (-4° – 113°F
(-20° – 45°C)). Do not move the unit if it is
charging or in use.

HOW TO POWER AC DEVICES

1. Make sure the devices you are plugging in
are turned off.
2. Connect the power cable plug of the
electrical device into an AC outlet on the
Power Station.
3. Push the AC ON/OFF button to turn on AC
power. The button will illuminate when it is
turned on.
4. Turn ON the AC device.
5. The LED Display will show the real-time
wattage use of the device.
6. When finished, turn off all attached devices,
remove the power cable, then push the AC
ON/OFF button to turn OFF AC power. (If
you leave the AC ON/OFF button ON it will
deplete the battery.)
NOTICE: If the total output exceeds
power station will automatically shut off. Make
sure the Power Station can supply enough
continuous (running) and peak (starting) watts
for the items you will power at the same time.
The AC outlets, AC voltage, and frequency
differ by country; carefully check whether the
Power Station specifications are consistent
with the device specifications before use,
otherwise, it can lead to dangerous situations.

HOW TO POWER DC DEVICES

1. Connect the power cable plug of the
electrical device to a USB outlet.
2. Push the DC ON/OFF button to turn on. The
button will illuminate when it is on.
3. The LED Display will display real-time
wattage of the device.
4. When finished, push the DC ON/OFF button
to turn off DC power.
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If the total output exceeds the wattage
output of the DC outlet, the power station
will automatically shut off. Ensure the power
consumption is less than what the ports are
rated before connecting them to the Power
Station.

COLD WEATHER USE

Cold temperatures (below freezing) can affect
the unit's battery capacity due to chemical
characteristics of the battery. Keep the Power
Station within operational temperature range to
prolong battery life (-4°– 113°F (-20°– 45°C),and
32°–113°F (-0°– 45°C) while charging).
POWER STATION OUTPUT
CAPACITY
Do not overload the iGen1000s. Exceeding
the wattage/amperage capacity can damage
the Power Station and/or electrical devices
connected to it.
1500W, the
Make sure the iGen1000s can supply enough
continuous (running) and peak (starting) watts
for the items you will power at the same time.
The total power requirements (Volts x Amps
= Watts) of all devices connected must be
considered.
list rating information near the model or serial
number.
To determine power requirements:
1. Select the items you will power at the same
time.
2. Total the continuous (running) watts of these
items. This is the amount of power the Power
Station must produce to keep the items
running.
3. Estimate how many peak (starting) watts you
will need. Peak wattage is the short burst of
power needed to start electric motor-driven
tools or appliances such as a refrigerator.
Because not all motors start at the same
time, total peak watts can be estimated by
adding only the item(s) with the highest
additional peak watts to the total rated watts
from step 2.
NOTICE
NOTICE
Device manufacturers usually