User Manual

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● Plug the 110-120V(100-240V) AC power cable into the AC POWER socket (as circled below) on the
end of the Fridge/Freezer and then connect to a suitable 110-120V(100-240V) AC power source.
● Keep pressing the ON/OFF button for 3 seconds to switch the appliance on.
● The display will automatically show the current internal cabinet temperature.
● The Fridge/Freezer is equipped with a multi-voltage internal power supply with priority circuit for
connecting to an AC voltage power source of 110-120V(100-240V).
● The power input socket is fitted with a 15A blade fuse for protection.
12/24V DC Power Requirements
If your Fridge/Freezer is cutting out prematurely, it could be due to:
1.The low voltage protection being set too high on the Battery Monitor.
2.DC power cable and/or connections are not suitable to carry the required current. Check the
power cable and all connections and adjust the Battery Monitor on the control panel.
● The Fridge/Freezer is equipped with a multi-level Battery Monitor that protects your vehicle
batteryagainst excessive discharging when the Fridge/Freezer is connected to 12V or 24V DC power
source.
IMPORTANT: When using the Fridge/Freezer with DC power supply, we recommended setting the Battery
Monitor to LOW (L).
NOTE: A battery charger may only be connected to the battery when the Fridge/Freezer has been
disconnected from the DC power source.
● Over-voltage may cause damage to the electronics of the Fridge/Freezer.
● Your Fridge/Freezer is equipped with reverse polarity protection. It protects your Fridge/Freezer against
reverse battery connection and short circuit.
● As a protection for your battery, the Fridge/Freezer switches OFF automatically if the power source
voltage is insufficient.
NOTE: It is important that the correct cable size and gauge is used for the installation of the DC supply
as over distance the voltage can decrease if the incorrect cable size and gauge cable is being
used.
● Always consult a qualified automotive electrician when using a DC extension cable.
Operating your Fridge/Freezer with 110/120V(100-240V) AC
CAUTION: Do not touch cables, plugs or switches with wet hands or when your feet are in contact
with water! If you operate your Fridge/Freezer on board a boat by means of a shore
connection to a 110-120V(100-240V) AC power source, the power connection must
include an earth leakage RCD residual current device.
DC Power Cable
AC Power Cable