IC Series Inverter/Charger: GROUNDING ON BOATS
If you are installing the IC Series Inverter/Charger on a boat there are some specific guidelines/standards to follow. The Inverter/Charger must be installed adhering to the standards of the ABYC (American Boat and Yacht Council). Some guidelines are outlined below but these notes do not replace the full guidelines de…
IC Series Inverter/Charger: FINAL INSPECTION
1. Verify all cables/conduit runs are secured with zip ties or other non- conductive cable clamps to prevent damage from vibration. 2. Ensure all cables that pass-through walls, bulkheads, or any other openings are protected against abrasion by using strain reliefs and/or grommets. 3. Check all AC, DC and ground con…
IC Series Inverter/Charger: DC GROUNDING
To protect against electrical shock hazards the IC Series metal chassis must be connected to the DC grounding system. The DC grounding system is sometimes referred to as the earth ground or another designated ground. For example, on an RV, the metal frame of the RV is designated as the negative DC ground/RV ground. On…
IC Series Inverter/Charger: WARNING LABELS
When an Inverter/Charger is installed in a building the National Electrical Code (NEC) requires a label or plaque to be provided. This label/plaque is required to be easily visible and to inform users of the location of all electrical system disconnects. Buildings with stand-alone power systems (solar, generator) and …
IC Series Inverter/Charger: GFCI (GROUND FAULT CIRCUIT INTERRUPTION) OUTLETS
Compliance with UL standards requires that Go Power! test and recommend specific GFCIs for use on the AC output of the IC Series. GFCIs shall be installed in the AC output wiring system to proceed all branch circuits. A GFCI is a device that de-energizes a circuit when a current exceeds a specified value that is less…
IC Series Inverter/Charger: FACTORY DEFAULT VALUES
The IC Series Inverter/Charger uses default values for the following adjustable settings: ![][1] These settings are only adjustable with the GP-ICR-50 remote, which can be purchased separately from Go Power!. For detailed information on these settings please refer to the remote control manual. The remote also displa…
IC Series Inverter/Charger: MOUNTING THE DRIP SHIELD
The IC Series Inverter/Charger is Marine UL listed. In order to properly mount the Inverter/Charger in a marine application, you must use a drip shield. Please follow the installation instructions below. **WALL MOUNT** ![][1] 1. Use the screws to mount the drip shield on the wall. ![][2] 2. Use the screws to moun…
IC Series Inverter/Charger: UNIT DIMENSIONS
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IC Series Inverter/Charger: AC WIRING
The AC cables link the Inverter/Charger to the main panel and the sub panel. These cables handle the incoming alternating current (AC) utility or generator power, which can be passed through the Inverter/Charger to directly power the main appliances (pass-through mode) and/or used to charge the batteries (charging mod…
IC Series Inverter Charger: DC CABLE CONNECTIONS
When installing the battery cable ring lug onto the Inverter/Charger DC terminal and the battery post, do not put anything between the ring lug and the metal surface. Incorrectly installed hardware causes a high resistance connection which could lead to poor Inverter/Charger performance and may melt the cable and term…
