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CHAPTER 5
STEP 1 – Assembly of photovoltaic panel support bracket
Assemble all components of the support bracket on the rear of
the panel, as shown in fig. 3.
Caution! – The bracket at the rear of the panel must be posi-
tioned (fig. 3-b) according to the type of position in which the
panel is mounted. To select the position, refer to fig. 6.
STEP 2 – Photovoltaic panel positioning
Caution! – For optimal operation of the panel, it must be
positioned precisely in the selected location. Therefore, after
performing the checks as described in Chapter 3, strictly observe
the following instructions: as a general rule, the panel must be
positioned so that it can receive the maximum possible sunlight
during the day and throughout the year. This means that its hori-
zontal position and vertical angle must be calculated on the basis
of the location where it is to be installed.
• Ensure the correct position of the panel on the horizontal
plane as follows:
a) In the installation site, determine the cardinal points NORTH
and SOUTH, with the aid of a compass or a geographical map of
the location.
b) Then position the panel in the direction NORTH or SOUTH,
according to the following:
– if the installation site is in a country North of the equator
(United States; Europe; Russia; etc.) the panel must be posi-
tioned exactly SOUTH;
– if the installation site is in a country South of the equator
(Latin America; Australia; Indonesia, etc.) the panel must be
positioned exactly NORTH.
For further information, refer to fig. 4.
• Ensure the correct position of the panel on the vertical
plane as follows:
Considering the fact that maximum efficiency of the panel is also
required in the winter period, i.e. when the daily hours of sunlight
are fewer than in the Summer, the panel should be positioned at
an angle that receives the sun rays at right angles (frontal) to the
sensitive surface.
This angle corresponds to the latitude of the location and can be
read on any commercial geographical map. For example, Madrid
has a latitude of 40°; Venice 45°; or London approx 50° etc. For
further information, refer to fig. 5.
STEP 3 – Fixing the photovoltaic panel in the selected site
After establishing the precise position of the panel, fix to the
selected surface as shown in fig. 6.
STEP 4 – Fixing the battery in the selected site
After performing the checks as described in Chapter 3 and
establishing the precise position of the battery, fix to the selected
surface as shown in fig. 13. Note – use the 2 lower screws only
if you wish to anchor the battery in a permanent position, i.e.
when removal is not required.
STEP 5 – Cable routing
CAUTION! – For safety reasons, the operations described
in Step 5 must be performed exclusively by a skilled
and qualified technician.
COMPONENT ASSEMBLY AND CONNECTIONS
IMPORTANT! – the power cable supplied must be suit-
able for indoor use, and therefore must be protected by
means of a tube embedded in the wall or an external
duct.
After fixing the panel and battery, route the panel cable through
the tube or protection ducting through to the battery.
With reference to the instruction manual of the automation to be
powered, remove the control unit protection cover. Then pass
the end of the power cable (with wires stripped) through the
automation (where the other cables are routed) and through the
dedicated cable clamp. Then route the cable through the protec-
tion ducting (if present) through to the battery.
Caution! – Do not connect the power cable to the control unit;
leave access to the control unit open and leave the cable clamp
loose.
STEP 6 – Assembly of " L" socket on the photovoltaic pa -
nel cable
If the cable is too long, it can be shortened, taking care to strip
the wires so that their length is equal to the values specified in
the figure below (caution! – different lengths may impair subse-
quent assembly of the socket).
4 mm
10 mm
Then proceed with assembly of the GREY "L" type socket on
the end of the panel cable, as follows:
01. Insert the various elements of the socket on the cable, tak-
ing care to observe the sequence as shown in fig. 7;
CAUTION! – Do not modify the electric jumper on the connec-
tor (fig. 8).
02. Using a slotted screwdriver, attach the red wire to terminal
n° 1 on the connector and black wire to the earthing ter-
minal (4) (fig. 9):
Note – The reference numbers and symbols are printed on
the connector below the terminals and on the opposite side.
03. After fixing the two wires, insert the connector in its casing
(fig. 10).
Important – The correct position of the connector is
that with the earthing symbol in the lower position (see
fig. 10);
04. Then pull the cable outwards from the socket and insert the
seal and washer (fig. 11-a-b). Lastly, tighten the cable
clamp (fig. 11-c) using a wrench, to guarantee completely
sealed closure.
05. After assembling the socket, position the seal supplied on
the connection side (fig. 12).
STEP 7 – Assembly of " L" socket on the power cable
If the cable is too long, it can be shortened, taking care to strip
the wires so that their length is equal to the values specified in
the figure below (Caution! – different lengths may impair subse-
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