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20. Switch on the device on the
switch at the bottom left. Under
the
assumption
power is available, the following
happens:
(1) The two LEDs above
left will light up for 5
seconds.
(2) All 6 LEDs will flash with
decreasing frequency
rotating in a clockwise
direction (running lights)
until they are almost
constantly lit after 5
seconds.
(3) Then lights up the ON
LED and the LEDs 1-3, if
the corresponding solar
modules generate
electricity.
If insufficient power is
available, the process (1) and
(2) repeat themselves.
5.3
Optional web connection
It is possible to connect the PV Heater via the Ethernet port to the local network. The connection with
a Wi-Fi adapter (e.g. Netgear WNCE2001) over the local WLAN is also possible.
PV Heater is then found in the local network with its name. The PV Heater can be addressed then
under the corresponding IP address. The green and yellow LED on the Ethernet port show the correct
function of the interface.
A functioning connection can be expected only during the day due to the auxillary power supply of the
device coming from the solar generator.
that
solar
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