SV 258 PRO (AG) User Manual
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Note: SB 272 is not restricted for air, surface and water transport. Classified as non-hazardous
material (IATA/ICAO Special Provision A67, DOT-CFR Title 49 parts 171-189, IMDG amendment 27).
Note: It is necessary to charge SB 272 after any total discharge, otherwise the battery may lose its
capacity
.
Note: SB 272 should not be stored for a long time with a discharged battery. Storing SB 272 with a
discharged battery may damage it.
Note: If SB 272 is planned to be stored for a long period of time, it is recommended to charge its
battery to 100% capacity. The battery should be charged at least once per 6 months.
Note: If the storage period is longer than one year, a discharge/charge cycle must be performed. To
do this, completely discharge the battery and then charge it to 100% capacity.
2.2.5 SB 271
– Solar panel
The
SB 271
solar panel (40 W, 17.5 V DC) extends the working
time of the monitoring station. The size and weight of the panel
enables easy transportation in the dedicated carrying bag.
The SB 271 solar panel does not require additional batteries or
external controllers.
The mounting system enables mounting of the SB 271 solar panel
above the monitoring case which provides a natural shade that
protects the station from overheating.
SB 271 is equipped with a military standard connector cable for
direct connection to the monitoring station.
2.2.6 SP 272
– Alarm lamp
SP 272
is a type WERMA, LED/Buzzer alarm lamp (12V DC).
The alarm lamp is connecting to the
EXTERNAL INTERFACE
connector.
In this lamp, the buzzer is disabled by default. To enable it:
1. open the case by pushing the black button and turning the
plafond and
2. shift the switch to the left.
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