Superwind 350 12V, Руководство пользователя

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V 01-2017
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Use a crimping tool suitable for insulated terminals and check that the terminal has been
securely crimped to the bared part of the cable.
Connect the regulator as shown in Graphic No. 5.2.3 on the following page.
To prevent your system from damages, the cables must be
connected in the order described below.
1. Connecting the power resistor
Connect the power resistor to the terminals labeled ‘Resistor’ (Graphic No. 4.1) on
the charge regulator. The cross-section of the cables must be a minimum of 4 mm
2
(AWG 12).
2. Connecting the wind generator
Connect the wind generator to the terminals labeled ‘Gen +‘ and ‘Gen –‘ (Graphic No.
4.1) on the charge regulator.
Never interchange the polarity of the cables. Interchanged
polarity would destroy the charge regulator and void the warranty.
Marking of the connecting cables at the Superwind 350:
POSITIVE (+): RED
NEGATIVE
(-): BLACK
If you are not sure of the polarity of the
cables led down from the wind generator,
you can identify POSITIVE (+) and
NEGATIVE (-) easily by means of a simple
multimeter before connecting the cables to
the charge regulator.
Select DC (range 10 VDC) on your
multimeter. There is normally a red
measuring line connected to the V plug and
black line to the COM plug. Connect the
measuring lines to the cables coming from
the wind turbine. Ask an assistant to turn the rotor of the wind turbine slowly by
hand (avoid touching the blades). The wind turbine will produce low voltage that is
measurable by the multimeter. If the voltage is indicated by (+) or without prefix,
the red measuring line is connected to the POSITIVE (+) cable. If the voltage is
indicated by (-), the red measurement line is connected to the NEGATIVE (-)
cable of the wind turbine.
3. Connecting the batteries
You may connect one or two batteries to the SCR 12V (Marine). Use the
terminals ‘+ Batt. 1‘ and ‘- Batt. 1‘ to connect your first battery and use the