To prevent accidents, thoroughly read your vehicle’s manual.

The V2L discharging mode is blocked automatically in case of overheating. (When the discharging mode is blocked, check whether the V2L connector or power plug is contaminated, worn, corroded or broken or the home appliance capacity is over 16 A. If the temperature falls to proper level after it is left unattended, you can use it again. Use proper home appliances.)

Do not modify or disassemble the V2L connector. The vehicle warranty does not cover failure caused by modifying or disassembling the V2L connector.

Avoid dropping or hitting the V2L connector.

Avoid placing objects on the V2L connector.

Always disconnect the V2L connector from the vehicle after using V2L.

When the high voltage battery’s charge level reaches the set discharging limit, V2L stops operating and a warning message displays on the instrument cluster. If you want to use V2L, set the discharging limit lower than the high voltage battery’s current charge level.

If you use V2L to charge more than one electronic device, do not exceed the maximum power capacity the vehicle can supply.

If an electronic device exceeds the maximum power capacity the vehicle can supply, V2L stops operating and a warning message displays on the instrument cluster. Be sure that your electronic device’s total power consumption does not exceed the V2L maximum power output.

Some of the electrical appliances may not operate normally even if the appliance has power consumption less than the maximum power capacity provided by the vehicle.

• Electronic devices that require high power during their initial operation.

• Measuring devices that must process accurate data.

• Electronic devices that are sensitive to inverter-type AC power supply (DC power converted to AC power).

Do not use appliances that require a continuous power supply, such as medical equipment. Depending on the vehicle’s condition, the power supply might be interrupted.

Only use electronic devices under 16A.

Fully extend the power cord and use a compatible voltage plug. Worn, corroded, or incompatible plugs can cause malfunction.

Use a power plug with a ground connection.

Do not use high-power home appliances such as an air conditioner, washing machine, or dryer.

Do not hang anything on the power cord.

If you plug in more than one electronic device to the power outlet, only use products that have obtained national safety certification. Refer to the device’s manual for usage and precautions. (Electrical appliances, multi-outlets, cord extension cables, and so on.)

For electronic devices designed for outdoor use, use an appliance, a waterproof product, or use V2L in a waterproof environment. Do not use V2L with electronic devices, multi-outlets, or extension cords in environments with rain or high humidity.

Do not use V2L outside of the vehicle when there is a risk of lightning.

Do not connect multiple portable multi-outlets.

Do not use a twisted extension cord. Twisted extension cords might cause a fire.

When you use the vehicle’s outside V2L connector, V2L also supplies power to the vehicle’s inside power outlet. Unplug electronic devices that are not in use from the inside power outlet.

When using V2L, the cooling fan in the vehicle motor compartment can operate automatically even if the vehicle is turned OFF. Do not put your hands near the cooling fan when using V2L.