This device should only be used for charging and starting within the limits indicated on the device and in the manual. In case of problems or uncertainties, please consult a qualified person that is able to handle the device correctly. The manufacturer is not liable for any injury or damage due to non-compliance with the instruction manual. Any modifications or maintenance that are not specified in the manual should not be undertaken. These instructions should be read and understood before anyone operates the product. Ensure it is read carefully before first use and keep it handy for future reference. Carried by a dynamic team and an ambitious development strategy, we aim to reinforce our international collaborations and constantly conquer new territories.This manual includes guidelines on the operation of your device and the precautions to follow for your own safety. International reach. Present in over 120 countries, GYS have their head office in France and its subsidiaries to expand its international influence.
2013 The GYS Group employs 470 staff, generating annual sales of more than € 60 million. 2006 Sales and service subsidiary opens in Aachen, Germany. TIG welder inverters, plasma cutter inverters and other MIG. 2001- 2004 GYS invests heavily in new prod-uct development. 1999 The first electrode welding inverter leaves the factory. The company employs fewer than 50 mem-bers of staff. 1980 GYS is taken over by an investment company. 1970 GYS commences production of battery charging devices and by the end of the same decade is making the first conventional elec-tric welding equipment. 1964 Guy Yves Stephany establishes GYS and secures a contract to manufacture transformers for French electricity company EDF (Électricité de France). It was then, in 1964 that Guy Yves Stephanie built a factory in Laval to manufacture these transformers.
It was decided that the French electrical network would have to change, lifting the voltage level from 110 to 220 Volts requiring the installation of trans-formers in each home. To cater for this increased demand for energy in the home, urgent changes had to be made to the energy network. The 1960's marked the time when many domestic electrical appliances, large and small began to arrive into the home, fridges, washing machines, TV's etc that we all take for granted today.
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