Connecting Electrical Loads And Electrical Capacity - ETQ TG32P12 Manuel Du Propriétaire

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EASTERN TOOLS & EQUIPMENT INC
Figure 3. Engine switch on position
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Pull the recoil starter grip lightly until
resistance is felt, then pull hard.
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Warning: Do not allow the starter grip to
snap back against the engine. Return it
gently.
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When start the generator, please push the
choke rod to the "close" position. If can not
start with the correct step, please adjust the
position of the choke rod.
Figure 4. Recoil starting rope
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Push the choke rod to the "OPEN" position
a short distance at a time over several
seconds as the engine warms up.
CONNECTING ELECTRICAL LOADS AND
ELECTRICAL CAPACITY
After starting the generator, let the engine warm
up after connecting electrical loads to it. Do not
have any electrical loads connected before
starting the generator.
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Make sure all electrical devices are 60 Hz
devices.
Do not connect 50 Hz devices to the generator.
Do not connect 3-phase loads to the generator.
Do not overload the generator.
Before beginning your work, you must verify
that the rated (running) and surge (starting)
watts for the items you will power at the same
time are within the generators operating
capacity. Please refer to the following Table 1
for wattage / amperage ratings. Also, to prolong
the life of your generator, prolong the life of your
generator, sequentially add loads and permit
the generator to stabilize before adding another
load. Never exceed the capacity of the
generator.
Estimate how many surge (starting) watts you
will need. Surge wattage is the short burst of
power needed to start electric motor-driven
tools or appliances such as a circular saw or
refrigerator.
Table 1. Wattage reference chart
Tool or Appliance
Essentials
Light Bulb – 75 watt
Freezer
Sump Pump
Refrigerator / Freezer – 18
Cu. Ft.
1/3 HP Water Well Pump
Heating/Cooling
Air condition – 10000 BTU
Window Fan
½ HP Furnace Fan Blower
Kitchen
1000 Watt Microwave Oven
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Additional
Rated
(Running)
(Starting)
Watts
75
500
800
800
1000
1200
300
800
1000
Surge
Watts
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500
1200
1600
2000
1800
600
1300
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