Manufacturers model number SE-8000
Power 8A, 16.5V (130W)
Dimensions 153.2 cm x 71.1 cm x 3.6 cm
Weight 30 lbs / 13.6 kg
Special order product. Non-cancelable. Non-returnable, non-refundable unless a genuine warranty claim. Manufacturers warranty is with the manufacturer only.
Additional order processing time must be allowed.
Time length of night time illumination is subject to various factors including seasons, weather & location of product etc.
Minor errors & omissions must be accepted.
Although unlikely, we reserve the right to supply this product with any minor alterations or minor changes to the specifications (shown above by text description or by photographs) due to different supplies or product batches received, incorporating such product changes made by the manufacturer, without further notice.
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How to set up a solar panel charging system.
* Select a solid and supportive mounting surface capable of withstanding all expected loads, including pressure imposed by wind and snow
* Secure the solar panel(s) to the surface using the mounting brackets and screws provided (install at least one bracket on every side)
* Remove connector caps
* Do not connect the solar panel directly to the battery - always use a solar panel charge controller
* Connect the charge controller to the battery
* Connect the grey plug of the extension cable to the solar panel connector
* Attach the battery clamp wire or 12V socket wire to the battery
* Connect the other end of this wire to the black plug of the extension cable
* Make sure all 12V system connections are in parallel - i.e. positive (+) to positive (+), negative (-) to negative (-)
If you have more than one solar panel, interconnect the panels using the connector cable provided.
How does a solar system work?
Composed of multiple solar cells in series or in parallel, a solar panel produces direct current (DC) power; when a solar panel is connected to a battery, this power is stored in the battery. A charge controller connected between the solar panel and the battery monitors the battery and prevents the solar panel from overcharging while assuring a complete charge. A solar system requires an inverter when the DC power needs to be converted into alternating current (AC) power to operate appliances or supply power to the utility grid.