Rocket Fish 3RF-INV80 Bedienungsanleitung

User Guide Guide de l’utilisateur Guía del Usuario

Universal AC/DC/USB Portable Power Source

Source d’alimentation portative universelle

CA/CC/USB

Fuente de alimentación portátil universal de

CA/CC/USB

RF-INV80

Rocketfish RF-INV80

Universal AC/DC/USB Portable

Power Source

Contents

Introduction ................................................................................................... 3

Safety information ....................................................................................... 4

Features ........................................................................................................... 5

Using the power source............................................................................. 7

Maintaining .................................................................................................... 9

Troubleshooting ........................................................................................... 9

Specifications...............................................................................................10

Legal notices................................................................................................11

One-year limited warranty......................................................................15

Français ...............................................................xx

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Introduction

Congratulations on your purchase of a high-quality Rocketfish

product. Your RF-INV80 represents the state of the art in portable

power source design and is designed for reliable and trouble-free

performance.

You can use the power source to power or charge laptops and

other devices, such as DVD players and portable TVs. You can also

use the power source to charge batteries in other devices.

Safety information

Warning: The power source produces high voltage AC power just like

the power found in home power outlets. Do not put any other

object into the power source except standard electrical device

plugs. Failure to use the correct AC power plug could cause

electrical shock or fire.

• Fully charge the battery for five hours before you use it the first

time.

• Do not use the power source near flammable materials.

• Avoid leaving the power source in a hot vehicle.

• Avoid exposing the power source to direct sunlight because it

can cause overheating.

• Put the power source in a the place with adequate ventilation.

• Keep the power source away from all moisture and liquid.

• Turn off the power source or remove the connector from the

vehicle lighter plug while not using it.

• Do not insert any metal material into the ventilation opening

on the power source.

• Do not drop the power source on a hard surface.

• Do not press hard on the power source.

• Charge the internal battery at least once within every three

months to avoid battery damage.

• Keep away from children. The power source produces

dangerous high voltages.

• Never use the power source with devices that require more

the 80 W of power.

• Make sure that you use 14 AWG or larger wire. This ensures

that the power source has ample power to function correctly.

Also make sure the polarities are connected correctly.

RF-INV80

Features

• 110 V AC power when connected to a vehicle’s cigarette

lighter socket

• Two 5 V USB ports for connecting an iPod®, mobile phone, or

MP3 player

• Internal battery charges when connected to a vehicle’s

cigarette lighter socket or the provided AC adapter

• Low voltage, over voltage, overload, and short-circuit

protection

Package contents

•RF-INV80portablepowersource

• 12 V DC cord with vehicle lighter plug

• 100 ~ 240 V AC adapter (1 amp)

•UserGuide

•Carryingcase

Capacity

The power source has the following capacities:

•110VAC80W

• 110 V AC 100 W (maximum 30 minutes)

• 4 Ah 11.1 V lithium polymer internal battery

Components

# Component Description

1 Power button Press and hold for one second to turn the power

source on or off.

2 Battery LED Blinking—Battery is charging or the battery

charge is below 20%.

Red—Battery is fully charged.

Green—Battery is in use.

3 Power LED Lights when the power source is turned on.

RF-INV80

Using the power source

Most electrical tools, appliances, and AV devices have labels that

indicate the power consumption in amps or watts. Make sure that

the power consumption of the device you want to operate does

not exceed the rated power of the power supply.

If you are not sure what the device’s power consumption is, you can

safely try to operate the device from the power source. The built-in

overload protection shuts down the power source if the connected

device’s power consumption exceeds the power source’s capacity.

If the overload protection shuts down the power source, you need

to unplug the device before the power source will restart.

Resistive loads are the easiest for the power source to run. However,

larger resistive loads, such as electronic stoves or heaters, usually

require more wattage than the power supply can deliver on a

continuous basis. Inductive loads, such as some televisions, may

require two to six times their wattage rating to start up. The most

demanding in this category are those that start under load, such as

compressors and pumps.

Testing is the only definitive way to determine whether the power

supply can start a device and how long the device will run.

4 USB ports Plug USB devices, such as mobile phones or MP3

players, into these ports. The power supply charges

the connected device’s battery.

5 Ventilation opening Helps cool the power supply. Do not block or insert

objects into this opening.

6 110 V AC power connector Plug an electrical device into this connector.

# Component Description

Charging the battery

Make sure that you charge the battery five hours before you use it

the first time.

To charge the battery:

1Connect the cigarette lighter or the AC power adapter cord to

the power supply.

2Connect the other end of the cigarette lighter cord to a

vehicle’s cigarette lighter socket.

Or, connect the other end of the AC power adapter cord to a

power outlet.

3Leave the power source connected for five hours if this is the

first time you have used it.

Connecting an electrical device

To connect an electrical device:

1Plug the electrical device’s power cord into the 110 V AC port

on the front of the power supply.

2Turn on the power supply and connected device.

Connecting a USB device

To connect a USB device:

1Plug the USB device’s USB cable into one of the USB ports on

the front of the power source.

2Turn on the power supply and connected device.

RF-INV80

Maintaining

Fully charge the battery at least once every three months to

prevent battery damage.

Troubleshooting

Problem Cause Solution

No output voltage Cords are not connected securely. Make sure that all cords are connected

securely.

The power soure is in a protective

state.

Disconnect the AC or cigarette power

adapter cord, let the power source cool

(if necessary), then reconnect the cord.

The internal battery is completely

discharged.

Charge the battery for five hours.

Power supply does not

run the connected

device.

The connected device has a greater

power rating than the power source.

Use a device with a lower power

rating.

Starting power of the device is up to

two times that of its rated power.

Use a device that uses a lower starting

power.

Specifications

General

AC output power

(continuous)

80 W

AVC output power max 100 W, 30 minutes

AC output surge capacity 160 W

AC output waveform Modified sine wave

DC input voltage range 10 V to 15 V DC

AC output voltage 115 ± 10 V AC RMS

AC output frequency 60 ± 4 Hz

Internal current while off < 0.3 mA

Low voltage shutdown 10 V

High voltage shutdown 15 V

USB output power

(continuous)

500 mA

Overload protection > Rated power

Thermal protection Yes

Operation temperature 10°F to +130°F

(-10°C to +45°C)

Internal fuse 24 A

Weight 2.3lbs. (1KG)

Dimensions 5.51 × 3.15 × 1.34 inches

14.0 × 80 × 34 cm

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