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SL-2-DC-001 Setup Guidelines 

 

Disclaimer:

 OutdoorLink recommends that during the installation of all SmartLink units, any electrical codes that apply to 

the wiring and troubleshooting of these units, are studied, and adhered to.  Electrical codes vary by area, so please verify 
local requirements prior to installation.  OutdoorLink assumes no liability for any injury or death incurred during the 
installation of the SmartLink unit. 

Questions?

  

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SL-2-DC-001 Technical Specifications

 

 

Device Management 

Manages up to 2 DC devices per controller 

Runtime Settings 

Automatic Sunrise to Sunset and/or Manual Time Scheduling  

Enclosure  

Polycarbonate, 6 x 3 x 1 in. (approx. 15.2 x 7.6 x 2.5 cm) 

Input Voltage 

Two independent inputs, 8-30Vdc @ 3A each 

Output Voltage 

Two independent outputs, 5-30Vdc per output @ 3A each 

Power Consumption 

0.15 W or ~0.01 A 

Connectivity 

LTE cellular connection with internal SIM & integrated antenna  

Smart Weather 

Devices activate outside of scheduled run-times per NOAA forecast maps 

Operating Temp. 

-20°C to 70°C  

Environmental 

Polycarbonate enclosure, 0-95% humidity, non-condensing, RoHS 

Wiring Connection 

Terminal block, 18AWG 

System Reporting 

Power readings, proof of performance, alarm history, maintenance log, battery 
temperature 

Alarm Notifications 

Loss of power, low power, power restore, low voltage, high voltage 

 

 

Summary of Contents for smartlink SL-2-DC-001

Page 1: ...al Specifications Device Management Manages up to 2 DC devices per controller Runtime Settings Automatic Sunrise to Sunset and or Manual Time Scheduling Enclosure Polycarbonate 6 x 3 x 1 in approx 15 2 x 7 6 x 2 5 cm Input Voltage Two independent inputs 8 30Vdc 3A each Output Voltage Two independent outputs 5 30Vdc per output 3A each Power Consumption 0 15 W or 0 01 A Connectivity LTE cellular con...

Page 2: ... solar powered Below is a summary of interface options however not all features apply to all installations Image 1 SL 2 DC 001 Interface Index 1 Terminal Block IN 2 Terminal Block IN 3 Terminal Block OUT1 4 Terminal Block OUT1 5 Terminal Block OUT2 6 Terminal Block OUT2 7 Terminal Block Temp AUX 8 Terminal Block Temp AUX 9 USB 2 0 Micro B Female 10 RJ45 to Serial Female 11 Connector for optional e...

Page 3: ... Input to the SmartLink and a down converter should be used to convert the higher voltage to the lower voltage device i e 12Vdc 3 Choose installation placement and confirm cable lengths are sufficient for making all device connections The SmartLink should be facing outward and upward for optimal cellular connectivity 4 Place the SmartLink on the chosen location and use double sided tape or Velcro ...

Page 4: ... start flashing quickly If the light is flashing slowly then the SIM card is still reconnecting to its cellular carrier 8 Connect the devices to OUT 1 and OUT 2 Do this by either directly hardwiring the devices with 18AWG POS and NEG wire or use an OutdoorLink supplied wiring harness with barrel connectors 9 Devices will not turn on unless the schedules are assigned to be ON at the time of install...

Page 5: ...ts cellular carrier If the schedule is not set to be on at the time then push the Power Button located on the blue header of each Relay If schedule is set for Always On then the device should turn on once it receives power and connects to its carrier If schedule is not set for Always On and schedule is not on at the time of testing press the Power Button on the header of each Relay to turn the dev...

Page 6: ...tdoorlinkinc com 11 To confirm incoming voltage and each Relay s load click on the three vertical dots on the header of the OutdoorLink Control Box and select Get Unit Status 12 Go to Power Readings on the left side of the portal and select Live Power to confirm each Relay s load ...

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