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Step 2: Load Wiring
The Tracer load output can connect DC electronic devices of which rated voltage
is same as battery’s Tracer will provide battery voltage to the loads See Section 4 4
Setting Operation for more details about the load control
Figure 3-3 Load wiring
Connect load positive (+) and negative (-) to the Tracer load output as shown in
figure 3-3 The load terminals may exist voltage, connect carefully to avoid short
circuit
An in-line fuse holder should be wired in series in the load positive (+) or
negative (-) wire as shown Do not insert a fuse at this time Confirm the connection
correct and then turn on the power
If wiring the load connection to a load distribution panel, each load circuit should
be fused separately The total load draw should not exceed the 20A load rating
Step 3
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Solar Module Wiring
WARNING: Risk of electric shock! Exercise caution when handling solar wiring.
The solar module(s) high voltage output can cause severe shock or injury. Cover
the solar module(s) from the sun before installing solar wiring.
The Tracer can accept 12V, 24V nominal off-grid solar module arrays Grid –tie
solar module(s) may be used if the open circuit voltage does not exceed the maximum
solar input rating The solar module(s) nominal voltage must be equal to or greater
than the nominal battery voltage
Fuse
Load