Watt solar collector, Operating instructions – Aervoe 80-Watt Solar Collector User Manual

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

80-Watt Solar

Collector

AERVOE INDUSTRIES, INC.

Gardnerville, NV 89410 • 1-800-227-0196

www.aervoe.com • [email protected]

Pairing Two Solar Collectors:

Allows two 80-Watt Solar Collectors to be connected in parallel to increase charge rate. Verify

your Power Center or 12V auxiliary battery can accommodate these power ratings.

OPTION #1: Charging Accessory Power Centers

(Requires #9502 Chainable Connectors - 2-piece set sold separately)

1.

Set up both SOLAR COLLECTORS as outlined

previously. They should be close together

but not obstructing sunlight to each

other.

2.

From each SOLAR COLLECTOR, select

a female MC4 POWER CABLE and

connect them to the #9502 CHAINABLE

CONNECTOR with 2 male ends.

3.

Repeat with the remaining male MC4

POWER CABLES connecting them to the

CHAINABLE CONNECTOR with 2 female

ends.

4.

Connect the SOLAR CHARGE CABLE

included with the Power Center to the

CHAINABLE CONNECTORS matching

male to female connectors. NOTE: Sierra

Wave Power Centers come with the Solar

Charge Cable. Other devices may not.

5.

Connect the other end to any storage

device such as the Solar Link 240 Power

Center or other device.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION

SPECIFICATIONS

SOLAR COLLECTOR

80-watt monocrystalline CE, FCC approved

POWER OUTPUT

15-18V DC/5.5A max (working)

19-21.5V DC max (no load)

OPERATING TEMPERATURE

32º - 120ºF (use in colder temperatures will result in

ineffective charging)

WEIGHT

24 lbs. (11 kg)

DIMENSIONS

Unfolded: 41.5” x 24” x 1.38” (105 x 61 x 3.5 cm)

Folded: 21.34” x 24” x 2.95” (54 x 61 x 7.5 cm)

ACCESSORIES

1 - Battery clamps (36”)

1 - Barrel power adapter (36”)

1 - Carrying case

7A CHARGE CONTROLLER

(MOUNTED)

Maximum Input: 20V DC ~ 7A/100 watts

Operating Temperature: 32º-120ºF

Over Charge Protection: 14V DC (+0.5V)

Over Discharge Protection: 11.0V DC (+/-0.3V)

DC Output (load): 7A max

CHARGING DATA

Actual results will vary depending on available

sunlight and the device being charged

#9690 Sierra Wave 1500W Incremental

Energy Center (500Wh configuration)

1 panel: 10-12 hours for a full charge

#9675 Sierra Wave Solar Link 1000 Power

Center

1 panel: 10-12 hours for a full charge

2 panels: 6-8 hours for a full charge

#9695 Sierra Wave PowerPro 200 Power

Center

3-4 hours for a full charge

#6994 Max Burton Power Center

100

3-4 hours for a full charge

12V Vehicle batteries

Reference the battery manufacturer’s

specifications. Example: 40 amp/hour

battery at 5.5 amps charge rate = 8-10 hours.

Chaining 2 panels together = 4-6 hours.

Portable electronic devices (12V DC or

lower)

Reference your device’s operating

specifications.

MC4 from

Collector #1

MC4 from

Collector #2

#9502 Chainable

Connectors

To Power Storage Device

OPTION #2: Charging 12V Batteries

(Requires a standard 24-36” SAE x SAE extension cable available at your local electronics

retailer)

1.

Set up both SOLAR COLLECTORS as outlined previously. They should be close

together but not obstructing sunlight to each other.

2.

Connect the SAE EXTENSION CABLE to the port labeled BATTERY on the CHARGE

CONTROLLER.

3.

Connect the included BATTERY CLAMP to the SAE EXTENSION CABLE.

4.

Securely attach the red (+) and black (-) BATTERY CLAMPS to the corresponding 12V

battery matching terminal posts.

DANGER: Use caution when connecting the battery clamps to the terminal posts. Do

not cross connect. The Charge Controller must be used for this operation. Risk of fire,

explosion, and injury may result if all components are not connected correctly.

Sierra Wave is a registered trademark of Aervoe Industries, Inc.

9580inst; cs6/15

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