Do I need to put a inline fuse or does the vector sst 1200 have a fuse or breaker in it

I can't find a manual for a Vector VEC062 700W power inverter. I did find a manual for the slightly older VEC061 Maxx SST 350W (700W peak) power inverter. Usually, the differences between models is small enough that the older manual will help you use the power inverter. See Manuals Lib, https://www.manualslib.com/manual/590724/Vector-Vec061.html , for the manual to see if it will help.

I wish that I could find out more on the VEC062.

Cindy Wells

The fuse is 25 amp spade type and there are evidently two.

I am assuming that the inverter works with other devices. This being the case, i am thinking that the television start up current is drawing too much power too quick for the inverter to handle and this is what is shutting down the inverter.

I would put a 20 amp fuse in. The wiring for the cigarette lighter is usually around 15 - 20 Amps. The wiring also is not rated for more than 20A. I hope this helps. JOe

There is a 30amp circuit breaker between the ignition switch and the starter.The charge wire from the voltage regulator goes to that same circuit breaker. There is also a 15 amp fuse in the fuse box for the ignition circuit. Double check battery cables making sure the contacts are free of corrosion. Good luck.

Inverter run on batteries sir, and if these batteries are not charged, the run time {the number of hours it will work} reduces.
S0, you will need to connect the inverter to a power source.Theses will allow your batteries to be charged and enable it to run for a long period of time.
Make sure your batteries are still OK.i.e working properly

Go to any Appliance parts store with your fuse in hand and walk out with a replacement. The 250V fuse is AC OUTPUT and "not" a DC input fuse. That is an 8 amp 250V slow blow fuse.

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Probably has an internal fuse that is blown. You will have to disconnect it from dc power and take the cover off and look for a fuse that is blown, should be near the AC outlet or on the circuit board. Could be a glass tube or newer style automotive plug in type. Good luck.

Try disconnecting the DC input for 5 min. or so, this will generally reset the unit.

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