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Model: PLCAPE30

3 FARAD DIGITAL CAPACITOR WITH RED DISPLAY )

Capacitance .................................……............. 1,200,000 micro farad

Working Voltage ...............................…….….. 21DC

Surge Voltage .......................................……… 24DC

E. S. R. (Equivalent Series Resistance) ..…….. 0.0012 ohm @ 120hz/25

Capacitance Tolerance …………………..…… ±10%

We recommend at least 1 Farad of capacitance per 500 watts of amplifier output. This is a

general rule of thumb and may be adjusted up or down depending on the efficiency and design of the

amplifiers being used. There is no harm in having more than enough capacitance.

DETAILED FEATURES:

a) 4 digital 8 RED display voltage meter that can measure 0.01 DCV range.

b) Blue Light PCB

c) Over voltage limit and low battery voltage limit warning. When the system voltage peeks over

17.5 DCV or LESS than 10 DCV. The buzzer on the PCB will issue an audible noise warning.

d) Reverse pole connecting PCB buzz warning function. If the capacitor is connected incorrectly

by reversing the positive and negative wires during the installation process the PCB will issue

a 45 second noise to warn you.

e) Lowest E. S. R. 24 DCV foil with maximum moment discharge power in lowest E.S.R..

f) Hi-end chrome/black chrome/satin nickel plated finish solid capacitor casing.

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To Charge the capacitor:

1. Make your connections from the Capacitor positive and negative output terminals to the

amplifier(s) positive and negative terminals. Do not over-tighten the bolts on the Capacitor!

Caution: Stripped terminals are not covered under the capacitor’s warranty.

2. Connect the battery ground cable directly to the capacitor, then refer to the attached

drawing.

3. Place the supplied charging bulb or resistor between the positive terminal of the capacitor

and the battery’s positive terminal. Do this for 30 seconds or until the charging bulb goes

out. Caution: The charging bulb will get hot!

4. Immediately after the charging process, take out the charging bulb from the connecting

wire. And connect the positive cable of the battery directly to the positive terminal on the

capacitor.

5. Follow the attached wiring drawing to connect all wire and parts.

Below is an illustration showing correct wiring for the capacitor.

BA TTERY

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DISCHARGING THE CAPACITOR:

WHEN YOU WANT TO MOVE THE CAPACITOR FROM THE ORIGINAL INSTALLED CAR

AUDIO SYSTEM. YOU MUST FIRST DISCHARGE THE CAPACITOR USING THIS PROCESS

BEFORE REMOVING THE CAPACITOR FROM THE CAR AUDIO SYSTEM.

To Discharge the capacitor: With the battery power disconnected, place the light bulb or resistor across

the capacitor’s positive and negative terminals until the light goes out or for three minutes if using a

resistor.

INSTALLATION AND WIRING

Multiple Capacitor Wiring Diagram

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WARRANTY APPLIES ONLY TO THE PRODUCTS SOLD TO CONSUMERS BY

AUTHORIZED DEALERS IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA OR ITS POSSESSIONS.

OUTSIDE OF THE USA, ONLY THAT COUNTRY’S DISTRIBUTOR COVERS PRODUCTS

PURCHASED BY CONSUMERS FROM OVERSEA AUTHORIZED DEALER.