Hamron 007982, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Approved in accordance
with the relevant directives.
Recycle discarded product
as electrical waste.
TECHNICAL DATA
Rated voltage 12 VDC
Output 007982: 110 W
007983: 160 W
Regulator 007982: 10 A
007983: 20 A
Solar panel type Polycrystalline
DESCRIPTION
FIG. 1
1. Solar panel terminals
2. Battery terminals
3. Load terminals
4. USB port
5. Mounting hole
6. Load switch
7. Battery status indicator
8. Charge status indicator
9. Load status indicator
FIG. 2
10. Solar panel
11. Charge controller 12 V / 10 A
12. Battery
13. Example of consumer
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• Connect with correct polarity, red lead to
positive terminal ( + ), black lead to negative
terminal ( – ). Incorrect connection can
damage the product.
• Never short-circuit the leads.
• Always connect in the following order:
battery  charge controller  load 
solar panel.
• Always disconnect in the following order:
solar panel  load  battery.
• The output current from the charge
controller must not exceed 10 A.
• The only waterproof component on the
product is the solar panel.
• Allow the solar panel to charge the battery
for 3 days before using the product.
• The product is not intended to be used by
persons (children or adults) with any form
of functional disorder, unless they are
supervised or have received instructions
concerning the use of the product by
someone who is responsible for their
safety.
• Do not expose the battery to naked flames
or high temperatures: risk of explosion.
• Recycle the product at the end of its useful
life in accordance with local regulations.
• Do not dismantle the product or attempt to
modify, or repair it.
• Disconnect the solar panel before
connecting or moving the charging
regulator.
• Check that the power connections are
firmly tightened to minimise loss of power
and the risk of overheating.
• Only charge batteries with rated data that
matches the rated data of the charge
controller.
• One or more batteries can be connected.
• Risk of electric shock – both the solar
panel and the connected electrical
equipment can generate high voltages
when the charge controller is working.