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PC3.300 User Guide
D. Hardwiring Installation Instructions
The Light For Life
™
charging unit is a sophisticated power management
device. When actively charging the flashlight, there are periods of
moderate current consumption throughout the 90 sec recharge cycle. In
order to ensure reliable operation, all of the connections from the charger
to the vehicle’s 12 volt power source must be solid, secure, and perform
with very low resistance.
Any modification to the charger’s power cord or cigarette plug connector
should be proposed by an engineer well versed in automotive power
distribution systems and their effect on peripheral equipment.
CAUTION: ONLY QUALIFIED SERVICE TECHNICIANS SHOULD ATTEMPT
TO “HARDWIRE” OR PERMANENTLY INSTALL THE CHARGING UNIT INTO
A VEHICLE’S ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.
The existing cigarette plug connector contains an 8 amp “fast blow” fuse
that must be replaced with an equivalent value if it is ever removed from
the charger’s power cord.
All wire runs should be short as possible and use 14AWG wire.
All wire terminations should be crimped using only recommended tools
AND SOLDERED to minimize resistance.
• Do not splice into existing ground or power wires.
• Do not share crimp connectors with any other electrical device.
• Do not use multiple butt connectors on a single run of wire.
• The charger positive wire should exist on its own fuse.
• Do not share power with other devices.
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