iFJF Soft Start Kit Replacement for RV A/C Unit Camp Motor Start Air Conditioner Compressor HVAC Smoothly On A Small Generator Power Limited

Specifications: Electrical Nominal Working Voltage: 110Vac (90~135Vac) / 220Vac (187-266Vac), single Maximum continuous working voltage: 135VAC Maximum continuous working current:18A Over Current limit: 30A/1minute. Maximum non-repetitive inrush current: 170A(<20ms). Maximum surge current: 120A (<350ms). Soft start-up time:1±0.5s. Current consumption: 48mA (Capacitive 110VAC,220VAC) Power consumption: less than 3W Operation hours: better than 45,000 hours (rated working temperature). Effective soft start on/off service: >100,000 times (soft-start interval not less than 3 minutes).

• Save energy: Install an RV air conditioner soft starter and you only need a small generator to easily start a 15,000 BTU air conditioner and appliances such as refrigerators, heaters, fans, etc. No more worries about the RV running out of power.
• Noise reduction: Control torque for smoother starts and stops, reduce vibration, say goodbye to roar. Enjoy a better, quieter travel experience.
• High reliability: Using high quality ABS shell, flame retardant, safe and reliable. Built-in electronic components extend motor/compressor life.
• Easy to wire and install: Installation kits and detailed installation instructions and videos are provided for various types of RV air conditioners to help you install quickly and easily. If you have any questions about using this product, please contact us.
• Protects Your RV's Electrical System: Our soft starter eliminates damaging high inrush currents during startup. This significantly reduces stress on your air conditioner's compressor and the entire RV's wiring, preventing premature wear and costly repairs, and giving you greater peace of mind on the road.
• Note: The air conditioner is a high-voltage alternating current device. Improper handling may result in electric shock. Always ensure that the entire motorhome is disconnected from the power supply before operating the air conditioner.