Before powering on, inspect the device for transit damage. Ensure no screws are loose, the exterior is intact, the power cord and terminals are securely connected, and the device is free from moisture. Address any discrepancies immediately.

The local switch controls the internal auxiliary power. For safety, install an air switch at the power input terminal. Connect the ground and input wires correctly according to the back panel labels. Match the input supply voltage with the manual instructions.

The cooling fan runs dynamically based on the internal temperature. The speed automatically adjusts according to the output load. Ensure the fan's air inlet and outlet vents remain unobstructed.

When the internal temperature reaches the maximum safe threshold, the machine will shut down automatically to prevent damage. It will resume operations once cooled down.

Avoid using the power supply in locations with extreme dust, acid, corrosive elements, severe physical vibrations, exposure to rain, or direct sunlight.

Regularly remove dust to extend the lifecycle and reliability of the device. Use dry compressed air for cleaning. Due to high internal voltage risk, never open the casing.

Store in a dry, ventilated room. If stored for over 6 months, power on the device and run it without load for at least half an hour to maintain circuit vitality.

Only connect load equipment after verifying a successful, error-free initial power-on test.

If abnormalities arise, turn off the power switch immediately. Check all outer cables and connection screws. Do not open the enclosure yourself to avoid electric shock. Contact customer support for professional assistance.