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NotebookLM setup guide

For a source-grounded MARSTEK notebook, upload MASTER-KNOWLEDGE-BASE.md first, then add the manuals/datasheets that are most important to your use case. Keep the original Drive links as traceability references.

This notebook contains MARSTEK distributor materials including engineering manuals, datasheets, brand rules, catalogs, flyers, saved replies, website assets and content calendars. Treat manuals and engineering datasheets as the highest-authority sources for technical specifications, electrical limits, compatibility, safety, installation and operation. Treat marketing copy as campaign material that may contain time-sensitive warranty, price or promotional claims. When sources conflict, identify the conflict and prefer the latest engineering source unless a newer local commercial policy is explicitly supplied. Never invent prices, warranties, certifications or compatibility. Cite the source used for every product-specific factual answer.

Suggested starter questions​

  • Compare VENUS E 3.0, V500, V6000, M1200, M2200 and MARS I PLUS by capacity, power, installation type and best use case.
  • What can a distributor safely claim about VENUS E 3.0 based on the manual and datasheet only?
  • Build a customer-qualification checklist for choosing between home storage, portable power and off-grid/farm backup.
  • Summarize installation prerequisites and safety requirements for MARS I PLUS and V6000.
  • Find marketing claims that should be verified against engineering documents before publication.
  • Create a sales FAQ, but flag every answer that depends on current local pricing or warranty policy.