Operation Manual

INTRODUCTION

You are now the proud owner of a PT-3000 Idle Reduction System.

The PT-3000 is an auxiliary power unit designed to operate completely separate

from your main truck systems. It provides 120 volts AC to power an electric air-

conditioning and heating unit. The PT-3000 also provides AC power for use with

other devices such as, television, microwave, engine block heater and other appliances.

FORWARD

This PT-3000 System is a product of Power Technology Southeast. Inc. PT-3000

systems are made with the finest materials and manufactured under the strictest quality

control standards to assure you long satisfactory service.

To obtain the best results from your PT-3000 system, please read and follow this

manual carefully. It will help you become familiar with the operation of the system and

contains many helpful hints regarding use and maintenance.

This manual was written to assist with the installation of the PT-3000. Although

the manual is not specific to any particular vehicle, the information in this manual will

provide the installer with the necessary information to correctly and safely install the unit.

The PT-3000 can be easily installed by a qualified mechanic. The installer must also have

a basic understanding of electricity and electrical wiring.

Use this manual as a guide when installing the PT-3000 system, and then refer to

the appropriate operation section for specific instructions. The installation of a PT-3000

system shall comply with current standards of NFPA 70, NFPA 551, and applicable

articles of the National Electric Code. Generator set installations must also comply with

state and local requirements.

Follow all instructions in this manual to ensure proper installation and operation.

Each generator set features a dependable Kubota diesel engine, rotating-field alternating

current generator, and an ECU engine controller. Located on the unit mounted Control

Panel is an on/off switch to reset the controller or lockout the remote switch to prevent

accidental starting while servicing the unit.