Green Cell Power Inverter Car voltage converter User Guide

: June 13, 2024
: Green Cell

Table of Contents

Product Overview
GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS
SAFETY RULES
INVERTER WITH UPS
SPECIFICATION
TROUBLESHOOTING
GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS
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Green Cell Power Inverter Car voltage converter User Guide

Product Overview

AC outet.
LED indicator: Power (green), Faiur (re).
ON/OFF switch.
USB port.
Fan.
Diect curent connection input (Red,

12 inverter connection
24V inverter connection
Output connection

Note: 12V and 24 V inverters are connected in similar ways, the only difference is tha the 24 batteries are connected in series.

GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS

USER GUIDE

In order to ensure that your new power inverter will work properly, provide long operation time and lifespan, follow the instructions below.

SAFETY RULES

Caution is required while using and disposing of the device. Incorrect usage and not following the guidelines below may pose a threat to life or health and property.
Do not throw into fire.
Do not use the inverter near flammable objects.
Keep away from extreme heat, cold, and moisture.
Do not expose the inverter to temperatures exceeding 40 °C (104 °F).
Do not spray with water under high pressure.
Place the device in a clean environment.
The inverter case may become very hot under high power operation. Ensure at least 5 cm (2 in) of air space on all sides of the device. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Do not bite, suck, crush, or pierce, do not open the case and do not drop.
Do not insert any objects into the AC outlet, fan or vent openings.
Do not open the device.
Do not try to repair it on your own.
The inverter generates the same potentially lethal AC power as a
normal wall socket, handle with caution.
Use the supplied power cables to connect the inverter with the bat- tery. If 2 pairs are included, connect both in parallel. Otherwise, a cable may become hot and eventually cause sparks or fire. The inverter has two terminals installed in the case, connect them with the battery or cigarette lighter socket using supplied wires.
Do not connect devices with required power greater than the inverter power. When using the inverter continuously, we rec ommend using 85% of the maximum power to extend the life of the device.
Sparks may occur when connecting the unit to the battery, which is normal.
Before connecting, make sure that there are no flammable fumes or materials nearby.
Do not use the inverter with battery operated devices or chargers for power tools that have dangerous voltages on the terminals.
Do not use the inverter with medical equipment. If you see any damage, do not use the device.
Be careful when handling and disposing of the device. Incorrect use of the inverter may cause health and safety hazards.

Note: A reverse polarity connection (positive to negative) may dam- age the inverter fuse. Damage caused by a reverse polarity connec tion will invalidate your warranty.

At the end of its useful life, do not dispose of the device with your normal household waste. For proper treatment, recovery and recy- cling, take this product to a designated collection point.

Product features

Pure sine wave or modified sine wave
PWM (Pulse Width Modulation)
Soft start (pure sine wave models)
ON/OFF switch and LED indicator
Overload, overvoltage, short-circuit and temperature protection.
Deep discharge protection. For inverters with 12 V, the protection is activated at approximately 9.8 V, and the low-discharge signal is switched on at 10.5 V. For inverters with 24 V, the protection is activated at 19.6 V and the signal is activated at 21 V.
Some models have a UPS function.
Note: Pure sine wave works with devices that require continuous power supply with current identical to that from the socket, for example power supplies for PCs and laptops with active PFC, furnaces or furnace controllers. Modified sine wave works with less demanding devices, such as speakers, PC and laptop power supplies without active PFC.
Connecting devices
Before connecting a receiving device, connect the inverter to a bat- tery or a cigarette lighter using appropriate wires.
Verify the battery voltage and make sure the inverter is properly
selected for it.
To connect the inverter to the battery, connect the red terminal (+) with the battery positive (+) sign using the red cable. Then, connect the black terminal (-) with the negative (-) mark of the battery with the black cable.
To connect your inverter to the cigarette lighter socket, select the appropriate cable and connect in the same way: black cable with black terminal and red cable with red terminal.
Tighten the cap on each DC terminal. If the design of the connector is suitable, use tools to tighten the screw. • Plug the device into the mains or USB port on the inverter casing.
Note: When connecting a device with your inverter through the ciga rette lighter cable, use devices with maximum 150 W power for 12 V and maximum 300 W for 24 V sockets. If these values are exceeded, the cigarette lighter socket may be damaged or the fuses in the sock- et installation may blow

Using the inverter

Note: Before using the inverter, provide a ground connection wire (choose a heavy duty, insulated wire). Use the terminal on the back of the inverter to connect to a grounded power outlet. If you are using a vehicle battery, mount the cable on the chassis. If you are using a boat battery, mount it on its grounding system,
• Turn the inverter ON by switching the button from 0 to 1. • When the green LED lights up, you can start the connected device. If there is more than one device connected, start them one by one, in short time spaces.

After using the inverter, disconnect it from the power supply.

Note: We recommend using batteries designed for cyclic operation. If a low battery voltage alarm sound turns on, switch the inverter off immediately. When the battery is fully charged, the inverter can be used again. If the inverter is used with a vehicle, you must start the engine every time to use the inverter

Using the inverter

Note: Before using the inverter, provide a ground connection wire (choose a heavy duty, insulated wire). Use the terminal on the back of the inverter to connect to a grounded power outlet. If you are using a vehicle battery, mount the cable on the chassis. If you are using a boat battery, mount it on its grounding system.

Turn the inverter ON by switching the button from 0 to 1.
When the green LED lights up, you can start the connected device. If there is more than one device connected, start them one by one,
in short time spaces.
After using the inverter, disconnect it from the power supply.
Note: We recommend using batteries designed for cyclic operation. If a low battery voltage alarm sound turns on, switch the inverter off immediately. When the battery is fully charged, the inverter can be used again. If the inverter is used with a vehicle, you must start the engine every time to use the inverter.
Replacing the fuse
To properly replace a fuse in your inverter, follow the instructions below:
1. Disconnect your inverter from a power source, turn it on, and let it discharge completely (the indicator lights should turn off).
2. Remove 4 screws from the inverter cover and remove the cover. 3. Remove the fuses from the slots on the motherboard by pulling them upward.
3. Insert new fuses.
4. Place the cover and screw in the 4 screws. 6. Start the unit with extra caution.
  Note: The INVGC series usually have more parts that need to be
  detached and may have fuses situated on the device casing. If the fuses are inside the device, you have to unscrew the front and back panel first and then thebottom panel to access them. Then, to re- place fuses in your INVGC models, follow the instructions listed in “Replacing the fuse” in steps 3-6.

INVERTER WITH UPS

An inverter with UPS function and pure sine wave (e.g. INV07) will provide a constant power source for sensitive devices during power cuts. When mains power is available, the inverter charges the 12 V batteries connected to it, and when mains pwer is interrupted, it con- verts the DC voltage from the batteries to 230 V AC.

Key features:

UPS function – when mains power is out, inverter switches to bat- tery mode.
Provides input voltage from 230 V AC mains or voltage from 12 V DC battery.
The device efficiency is approximately 90%, depending on the bat. tery charge and load.
Note: When selecting a battery, verify its maximum charging current. The value must be greater or equal to 10 A. The device is equipped with deep discharge protection, with operating thresholds the same as standard inverters.

Inverter with UPS operating status

INVERTER WITH UPS| Green LED| Red LED| Two-color LED (green/red)| Alarm
---|---|---|---|---
The device is on and operating correctly.| Turns on for a second after the device is turned on.(indicates that the connected battery has been checked|

Green – the battery is fully charged.
Red – battery is charging.
No back light/white back lightno 230 V power supply, the inverter has no power supply

|

Low battery
Alarm and a red LEDflashing – battery discharged, no output voltage (less than 9.8 V) or a weak battery connected.

SPECIFICATION

Note: The model labels differ by name depending on the country in which they are sold, e.g. INVO1DE, INV01UK. This depends on the type of plugs used in a given country. The name does not affect the specifications of the device. In tables below, general names without country codes are used.

AGM GC batteries compatible with 12 V inverters.

Continuous power [W]| Model| Minimal battery power (may vary depending on the device performance)
---|---|---
150| INV06, INV29, INVGC06| 5 Ah (5-10 min work)
300| INV01, INV05, INV07, INVGC01, INVGCO5| 9 Ah (5-10 min work)
500| INV03, INV16, INVGCO3, INVGC16| 14 Ah (5-10 min work)
1000| INV08, INV09, INVGC09| 26 Ah (5-10 min work)
1500| INV22| 75 Ah (10-15 min work)
2000| INV10, INV11, INVGC10, INVGC11| 84 Ah (10 min work)
3000 INV12, INV13, INVGC12| 120 Ah ( >10 min work)

AGM GC batteries compatible with 24 V inverters.

Continuous power [W]| Model| Minimal battery power (may vary depending on the device performance)
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150| INV28, INV30| 2,5 Ah (5-10 min work)
300| INV02, INV14, INVGCO2| 4,5 Ah (5-10 min work)
500| INVO4, INV17, INVGC04| 7 Ah (5-10 min work)
1000| INV18, INV23| 13 Ah (5-10 min work)
1500| INV19,   INV24, INV25| 37,5 Ah (10-15 min work)
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2000| INV20,   INV26| 42 Ah (10 min work)
3000| INV21,   INV27| 60 Ah (>10 min work)

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM	CAUSE	SOLUTION
Connected devices do not work, the green power Indicator does not Iglu up.
Battery isdefectivecc not functioning.	Check the battery, replace if

necessary.
Reverse connection of negative and positive Poles.| Correct the connection of the battery and check the inverter for damage. Replace the fuse Inside inverter. If you needadditional help, contact our customer service center.
Loose cable comection.| Check the cables and the connection, tighten up the wiring terminal.
The measured output voltage of the inverter is too low.| The range of readings of the standard voltmeter Is too low.| Measure the output voila• ge with a true.RIAS meter to get the CCfrect data.
Inverter current voltage Is too low.| Charge or replace the batteries.
Connected devices do not work but the green LEO indicate( lights up.| Overload shut off dueto higher power of the connected devices compared to the power of the invener.| Use devices that do not exceed the inverters rated power.
Overload shut off due to peak power of theconnected devices higher than the power of the Inverter.| Use devices with a con-sistal peak power.
The battery Is over discharged (the Inverter sounds on alarm).| Charge or replace the battery if needed
Shut off due to bad ventilation.|

Turn the inverter off and lel it cool fa 15 mriutes. Wipe the fan and clean the whole device.
Place the Inverter in a cool place.reduce load acacia–9 to requirements.3. Restart.

Input current Is too high.| Check the working state of the charging system. Make sure the output voltage of the battery is within the proper voltage range.
The Inverter gives out an alarm| Low voltage alert.| Shorten the wire, use a under cable or charge the battery.
Overheating/ high tempo- rature protection ale|

Turn the inverter off and let it ccol fa 15 minutes WiPe the fan and clean the whole device.
Place the Inverterin a cool place.Reduce load according to requirements.
Restart.

Connected devices con sume too much power.| Use a stronger Inverter.
Poor connection.| Check the connection and fix it.

All pictures shown are for illustration purpose only and may be dif- ferent from the actual product. For more information, contact our customer service center.

The WEEE symbol means that according to local laws and regulations your product and its battery(ies) should be disposed of separately from household waste. When this product reaches its end of life, take it to a collection point designat- ed by local authorities for safe disposal or recycling. The separate collection and recycling of your product, its electrical accessories, and its battery will help conserve natural resources, protect human health, and help the environment.

This product is in compliance with Directive 2011/65/EU of the Euro- pean Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011, on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and elec- tronic equipment (RoHS) and its amendments.

GENERAL WARRANTY CONDITIONS

CSG S.A., with its seat in Cracow (ul. Kalwaryjska 33, 30-509 Kraków, Poland), hereinafter referred to as the Guarantor, guaran- tees proper and failure-free operation of the product throughout the warranty period.
The warranty period shall last for 24 months and is calculated from the date of delivering the product to the Purchaser.
Territorial scope of warranty protection covers the European Union, countries of the European Economic Area, the United King- dom, Russia, Ukraine, Turkey and Albania.
The warranty does not exclude, limit or suspend the rights of the Purchaser resulting from the implied warranty for defects.
In order to benefit from the warranty, contact the seller via e-mail: [email protected]. The handling of the complaint will be accel- erated by a completed complaint form available at: greencell.global.
The Guarantor will inform the Purchaser about the method of processing the warranty complaint (i.e., acceptance or refusal of ac- ceptance) within 14 days from the receipt of the product. In case the Guarantor acknowledges the validity of the complaint, the defect of the product will be removed by the Guarantor or the defective prod- uct will be replaced with one without defects within 14 days from the date of informing the Purchaser of the validity of the complaint. The Guarantor decides how the complaint will be handled, taking into account the Purchaser’s request in the complaint form, if possible. If removal of defects due to the degree of difficulty requires a large amount of work or additional measures, this period may be extend- ed, but the Guarantor will make every effort to repair the product as soon as possible.
In the case of acknowledging the validity of the complaint, the Guarantor covers the cost of delivery of the defective product to the Guarantor service and the cost of delivery of the repaired or replaced product to the Purchaser.
The Guarantor’s liability covers only defects resulting from causes inherent in the product.
The warranty does not cover a product:
- with broken warranty seal;
  damaged by external factors (damage caused by lightning, surges in low voltage installation and power supply network, flooding, fire, intentional mechanical and thermal damage, etc.);
- damaged due to improper use or use inconsistent with the manual;
- damaged due to improper connection of other peripheral devices;
- with traces of unauthorized repairs, unauthorized modifications or design changes.

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Warranty service:
Green Cell
ul. rtm. Witolda Pileckiego 8
32-050 Skawina, Poland
tel. +48 12 444 62 47
Manufactured for:
CSG S.A.
ul. Kalwaryjska 33
30-509 Kraków, Poland