KISAE HS 1800-60 Home Solar Kit - Manual (Page 7)

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Follow instruction below to test the unit:
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Turn unit on by pressing and holding the Power button for about a second until a
beep sound occur
. The ‘Status’ light turns on indicating the KISAE Home Solar Kit is
ON. The unit is functioning in standby mode and is ready to provide backup power.
AC output is now being provided directly from utility power.
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If the battery capacity is low and needs to be recharged, the LED screen on display
flashes “CHG” during the charging process and flashes “Ful” until battery is fully
charged.
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Unplug the input power cord to simulate power failure. The status LED on display will
turns amber indicate unit is running in backup power mode. AC output is now being
provided from battery power.
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Reconnect the AC power cord into a wall outlet will switch unit back to standby mode
and AC output is now being provided directly from utility power again.
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The unit is successfully installed and functioning properly.
PV Solar Panel Installation
WARNING: Shock, fire and energy hazards. Make sure the solar panel is covered
with an opaque sheet or facing the ground before connected or disconnected the
cable wire to the solar panel junction box. All wiring must be done in accordance with
applicable local and national electrical wiring codes.
Connect Unit to Solar Panel:
WARNING: Shock, fire and energy hazards. The Solar input port is rated at 17.5V
8A and is designed to be used with the supplied Home Solar Kit 80W solar panel. If a
non Home Solar Kit 80W solar panel is use, be sure the solar panel is design for a 12V
battery system and with maximum open circuit voltage less than 25 VDC. Please refer
to the specifications label on the solar panel before connecting. Do not connect with PV
source capable of delivering more than 8 amps. Connect solar panel with higher
voltage or current rating will permanently damage the unit and may cause fire and
energy hazard.
CAUTION: Reverse polarity. Improper connections (reversing the wire connection on
the solar panel connection box) will cause the unit to malfunction and may
permanently damage the unit. Damage caused by a reverse polarity connection is
not covered by your warranty.
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Plug in the solar panel cord plug to the solar input port located at the back of the
KISAE Home Solar Kit battery box. Please noted the polarity of the connector.