[ausev] Iota Issues

[Aaron Choate]

They are aware and they support the units quite well. We've had good  
support from them in cases where our clients needed replacement units.  
Their engineers have also been very helpful in resolving any issues.

However, the product is not marketed as a dc to dc converter by them  
so documentation is indeed minimal.

/Aaron Choate
REVOLT Electric Vehicles

On Jan 6, 2010, at 17:39, "The Mullins" <ckmullins at earthlink.net> wrote:

> I just received an Iota DLS 45 from Beepscom. I ordered a DLS-45IQ4  
> so that will have to be resolved.
>
> Does the Iota maker know that this is being sold and used as a DC-DC  
> converter? Nowhere on the case or in the 2-page “Owners Manual”  
> is there any mention of that fact. There’s very little  
> “instructions” of any kind.
>
>  I ordered this model partly because it would fit the space that I  
> have for it, if it is installed vertically but the fuses are on one  
> end and the LEDs (on the IQ4) are on the other end, so both ends  
> have to be accessible. I will probably have to move the LED to the  
> opposite end. It’s never easy…
>
> George Mullins
>
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