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6.2 Equipment overload and restart
Your generator has thermal protectors (circuit breakers) that protect the 16A
socket of higher currents.
In case of exceeding 16A in one of the sockets, the circuit breaker will cut off the
current to prevent the socket or the connected plug from overheating and fire.
In case of overload, first unplug any connected equipment.
Note 16A outlet allows for a maximum of 3680W (230V X 16AH). To output high
powers it is necessary to divide between both sockets.
In case of overload, first disconnect equipment connected.
Once the equipment has been disconnected, rearm the overload protector
(breakers) by raising the protector to the "ON" position to restore the voltage
output.
If the overload protector trips again after connecting the devices, do not plug the
device. The plugged device may have a problem or exceeds the generator's
power.
NOTE: Once you verify that the generator cannot support or accept the load,
please do not insist. Constant overloads may negatively affect the generator.
Remember that many types of equipment need extra consumption for start-up.
Equipment that use an engine such as compressors, water pumps, circular saws
or others consume up to 3 times more power for start-up. For example, a 1000W
water pump will need 3000W to start-up, therefore we would need a generator no
less than 3000W.
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