Connecting your Geo
Please read all instructions carefully before any installation work begins.
Please observe correct polarity at all times: Positive = Red; Negative = Black.
Positioning your Solar Panel
Position your solar panel, ideally on a sloping roof facing south, at an angle of 50 – 70 degrees
to the horizontal. If this is not possible, remote positioning may be required to give maximum
performance, although west or southwest will still provide good power generation. Avoid shaded
areas.
Step 1 Fitting the cable to the solar panel
1.1 Before fitting the cable to the solar panel, decide on the panel location and cut the
appropriate length of cable ensuring it will reach from the solar panel to the battery.
1.2 Remove the cover from the terminal box on the rear of the solar panel.
1.3 Loosen (do not remove) the two terminal screws
1.4 Take one end of the cable and strip back 4.5cm of the black outer sheath. Strip 1.5cm of the
insulation of the red and black inner cables to expose the bare conductor.
1.5 Feed the cable through the hole in the terminal box.
1.6 Twist the bare conductor ends tightly and wrap clockwise around the loosened terminal
screws. Alternatively two ring terminals (supplied) can be crimped onto the bare conductor
ends.
1.7 RED (Positive); BLACK (Negative)
1.8 As marked on the inside of the terminal box
1.9 Tighten terminal screws and place the terminal box cover.
Step 2 Mounting the solar panel
2.1 Drill an 8mm access hole, ideally positioned close to or underneath where the solar panel
will be located.
2.2 Fix the mounting blocks to the outer surface of the roof or wall.
2.3 Thread the cable ties through both loops on the mounting blocks
2.4 Insert the loose end of the cable from the solar panel into the access hole and lower the
panel onto the fixing surface, ensuring the pre-drilled holes on the back of the panel frame
line up with the mounting blocks.
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