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6.5 Inflating Items Without a a Tire Stem
Three inflation adapters are stored in the compressor’s DC Cord Storage Hatch.
Select and connect the appropriate adapter to the compressor’s tire chuck.
Insert the adapter into the item to be inflated. Turn on the compressor using the
On/Off Switch. Inflate the item to desired firmness. This can take a few sec-
onds if the item is small.
WARNING: DO NOT OPERATE COMPRESSOR UNATTENDED.
When item is fully inflated, turn Off the Compressor Switch and disconnect the
adapter from the item. Open the tire Chuck and replace the adapter in the DC
Cord Storage Hatch.
7. Fluorescent Lamp
The Fluorescent lamp is turned On by connecting it’s DC plug to a 12 Volt DC
power source. The lamp must be removed from it’s storage location to gain access
to the cord and DC plug. Most use will be with ElectroMate by means of an
accessory outlet. Starting with a full charge, the ElectroMate’s battery can power
the lamp for up 100 hours. The lamp has a hook at one end and can be used to
hang the lamp on the raised handle. Release the handle by pressing the release
bar and raising the handle vertically. After use, disconnect the DC plug and neatly
store the cord and plug in the well and replace the lamp cord and lamp in it’s
storage location. Note that the lamp only fits it’s storage channel one way. Use the
hook as a guide to the correct location.
NOTE: The lamp may be used with any 12 Volt DC source (vehicle accessory
socket) that can supply at least one ampere. This allows great flexibility in
positioning the lamp during tire inflation and during under-the-hood
inspections. The lamp draws 8 watts so operation from an automobile
battery is very efficient. With a full charge, a typical auto battery can
power the lamp from 40 to 60 hours.
8. Recharging ElectroMate
All batteries must be recharged as soon as possible after each use. If a battery
is allowed to remain in a discharged state, battery life will be reduced.
Lead-acid batteries require maintenance to maintain a full charge and to
ensure good battery life. All lead-acid batteries suffer from self-discharge over
time and more rapidly when they are at higher temperatures. Therefore, these
types of batteries need periodic charging to replace energy lost through
self-discharge. When ElectroMate is not in use Vector recommends that the
battery be recharged at least every 60 days.
NOTE: Recharging battery after each use will prolong battery life; frequent
heavy discharges between recharges will reduce battery life.
Overcharging will reduce battery life. The time required to fully recharge
these batteries depends on the charge level of the battery after the use of
DC appliances, Inverter and Compressor.
NOTE: Pressing the battery status push-button turns on the battery level
display on ElectroMate. Check the battery charge level by pressing the
Charge Status Button. The LED Charge Status display will indicate the
level of charge of the battery.