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Getting Started
It is important when using the PP1 in any configuration that the connections are made in the following order:
1. Connect the 12V output lead to the device you wish to supply. The PP1 is provided with a 5 metre 12V
output cable, this cable has the IP67 connector which mates with connection 3, see below. The cable is
bare end terminated the red wire is positive and black is ground. Ensure the bare end connections are
made before attaching to the PP1.
2. Connect the Solar Panel. The solar panel is supplied with a 5 metre cable terminated with the IP67
connector which mates with connection 1, see below.
3. Connect 100-240V supply (if necessary) The PP1 is supplied with a 0.8 m mains cable with a 13 amp plug.
The battery inside the PP1 will be supplied fully charged.
Power Pack 1 Connections
1. Solar Panel Input
2. 100 – 240 volt AC input
3. 12 volt DC Output
4. 6.3 amp Anti-surge Fuse
Installation
Connecting Power Pack 1
All connectors on the SP1 and PP1 are IP67 rated when correctly mated. The PP1 case is also IP67 rated meaning
it is protected against the effects of temporary immersion in water between 15cm and 1m for no longer than 30
minutes. Dust caps must be fitted properly if the connection is not being used. If possible avoid positioning the
PP1 in direct sunlight to limit temperature effects on the battery.
The connections for the solar panel input and 12 volt output feature a locking collar to ensure the connection is
sealed. To insert remove the dust cap and align the connector and insert; there is a locating ridge to ensure
correct orientation. Once inserted, twist the collar clockwise to lock in place. The connectors for the solar panel
and 12 volt output are opposite gender preventing incorrect connections.
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