The distance at which the IIS Inverter will operate a load is determined by three things:

1) The wattage of the load
2) The input voltage (120V or 277V)
3) The gauge of the wire

Below is a reference chart to help determine the distance (in feet) allowing for a 3% voltage drop.

	120V			277V*
Watts	14 gauge	12 gauge	10 gauge	14 gauge
50 watts	1600 ft	2468 ft	4084 ft	8623 ft
100 watts	809 ft	1249 ft	2066 ft	4311 ft
125 watts	646 ft	997 ft	1649 ft	3445 ft
150 watts	537 ft	829 ft	1372 ft	2874 ft
200 watts	404 ft	624 ft	1033 ft	2155 ft
250 watts	323 ft	493 ft	827 ft	1722 ft
300 watts	268 ft	414 ft	686 ft	1437 ft
350 watts	230 ft	356 ft	589 ft	1230 ft

*Incandescent lamps are not generally operated above 140 volts except by special permission by the authority having jurisdiction.

Indoor HID fixtures on the emergency circuit MUST NOT be connected to a switch. Safety code requirements dictate that emergency lighting provide a specified level of illumination within 10 seconds. HID lamps cannot meet this specification, therefore any indoor HID lamps on the emergency circuit must not be switched off. If no HID lamps are being utilized on the emergency circuit, and a switch is present, then use the IIS-375-I for this application.