Mosa DPiL Series Manuel utilisateur

OWNER'S MANUAL

DPiL Series

Smart Mobile

DP500iL / DP1000iL / DP1500iL/ DP2000iL

POWER

VER1.2-20201010

CONTENT

1. UNIT DESCRIPTION ................................................................................- 3 -

1.1 COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION .................................................- 3 -

1.2 OUTPUT PANEL .............................................................................- 4 -

1.3 CHARGING INPUT PANEL.............................................................- 7 -

1.4 BATTERY CONNECTOR ................................................................ - 8 -

2. CHARGING THE MOBILE POWER .........................................................- 8 -

2.1 PV CHARGING INPUT ...................................................................- 9 -

2.2 AC CHARGING INPUT .................................................................- 10 -

2.3 DC CHARGING INPUT................................................................. - 11 -

3. OPERATING THE MOBILE POWER......................................................- 12 -

3.1 DC OPERATION ...........................................................................- 12 -

3.2 AC OPERATION............................................................................- 13 -

4. LCD DISPLAY .........................................................................................- 14 -

5. REPLACE THE BATTERY ......................................................................- 17 -

5.1 REMOVE THE BATTERY .............................................................- 17 -

5.2 INSTALL THE BATTERY...............................................................- 19 -

5.2.1 BIND THE BATTERY.....................................................‐  19‐

5.2.2 REINSTALL THE BATTERY INTO THE MOBILE POWER

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5.2.3 CONNECT THE BATTERY...........................................‐  21‐

6. TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE.....................................................- 22 -

7. PROTECTION.........................................................................................- 22 -

7.1 INPUT PROTECTION...................................................................- 22 -

7.2 OUTPUT PROTECTION...............................................................- 23 -

8. TROUBLE SHOOTING ...........................................................................- 24 -

9. SPECIFICATIONS...................................................................................- 27 -

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INTRODUCTION

Congratulations on your selection of a marvelous mobile power.

This manual will provide you with a good basic understanding of

the safe operation and maintenance of this machine, please read it

carefully.

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Read this manual carefully before operating this mobile power.

This manual should stay with this generator if it is sold.

The mobile power is a potential source of electrical shock if

misused. Do not expose the mobile power to moisture, rain or

snow. Do not let the mobile power get wet, and do not operate

it with wet hands.

Electrical equipment (including lines and plug connections)

should not be defective.

Do not connect to a building electrical system unless an

isolation switch has been installed by a qualified electrician.

Place the generator in a place where pedestrians, children and

pets are not likely to touch. Do not let children operate the

generator without supervision. Protect children by keeping

them at a safe distance from the generating set.

Keep this owner’s manual handy, so you can refer to it at

any

We reserve the right to modify this product or

manual at any time without any notice.

We continually seek advancements in product design and

quality. Therefore, while this manual is the newest, there may

be slight difference between your mobile power and this

manual.

If you have any questions, please consult an authorized dealer.

Please DO NOT modify the unit in any way, otherwise factory

may reserve the right not to provide the complete warranty.

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1. UNIT DESCRIPTION

1.1 COMPONENTS IDENTIFICATION

(1). Output Panel: Location of mobile power controls and output

receptacles.

(2). Charging Input Panel: Location of mobile power charging input

receptacles.

(3). Maintenance Cover: Remove the cover to install or replace battery

in the mobile power.

(4). Carrying Handle: Lift the generator by this handle.

(5). Draw Bar Handle: Pull the handle to wheel this mobile power

around.

(6). Front Handle / Rear Handle: Two persons can carry the mobile

power easily by these two handles.

(7). Connector Cover: Open the cover to connect the Battery

5 4 6

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Connector before charging or operating the mobile power.

1.2 OUTPUT PANEL

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(1). AC Switch: This switch turns ON or OFF AC output of the mobile

1 2

512

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power.

(2). AC Receptacle: AC output receptacles for connecting AC devices.

(3). Main Switch: This switch turns ON or OFF DC output of the mobile

power, and AC Switch is available only after the main switch is turned

on.

(4). Cigarette Lighter Receptacle: 12V DC output receptacle for

cigarette lighter plug.

(5). USB Receptacle: 5V DC output receptacle for USB plug.

(6). Anderson Port: 12V DC output receptacle for Anderson SB50 plug.

(7). 6mm Port: 12V DC output receptacle for 6mm plug.

(8). LCD Display: Display remaining capacity of the battery,

input/output watts, remaining operation hours or charging hours of the

battery, battery voltage, total running time, andfault warnings. When

the mobile power is charging, the battery segments in the LCD screen

will blink. The mobile power is fully charged when all battery segments

stop blinking and remain solid.

(9). Display button ▲: You can activate the display backlight or value

displayfor remaining capacity of the battery by pressing the button

once, and for total running time by pressing the button twice.

(10). Display button ▼: You can activate the display backlight or value

display for battery voltage by pressing the button.

(11). Display button S: You can activate the display backlight by

pressing the button, and the factory orauthorized dealer can use this

button to initialize the LCD Display.

(12). Ready LED: Ready LED light comes ON when the AC output is

ready.

(13). Warning LED: The light comes ON and flashes when the following

problems occur:

AC output is overloaded.

AC output is short-circuited.

AC output is under voltage.

AC output is over voltage.

Over temperature in the inverter.

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Battery is under voltage.

Battery is over voltage.

(14). Over Temperature: The light comes ON and flashes when the

temperature in the mobile power is over high.

1.3 CHARGING INPUT PANEL

(1). PV Charging Input: Charge the mobile power from solar panels.

(2). DC Charging Input: Charge the mobile power from car or any

12V/24V source.

(3). AC Charging Input: Charge the mobile power from wall outlet or

other AC source.

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1.4 BATTERY CONNECTOR

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You need to connect the battery connector 2 before charging or

using the mobile power:

(1). Open the connector cover 1.

(2). Connect the battery connector 2, otherwise the mobile power

cannot be charged or used.

2. CHARGING THE MOBILE POWER

NOTE

When the mobile power is charging, the battery segments in

the LCD screen will blink.

The mobile power is fully charged when all battery segments

in the LCD screen stop blinking and remain solid.

You can charge the mobile power quickly from several solar

panels in series if the solar panel power is small. But the total

voltage of the solar panels in series CAN NOT exceed the PV

INPUT voltage range.

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2.1 PV CHARGING INPUT

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