Clean Portable Power CPP 200W FOLDING SOLAR PANEL User manual

Instructions for Clean Portable
Power 200w Folding Solar Panel
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Introduction
Thanks for purchasing our CPP 200w Folding Solar Panel Unit(s).
These units have been designed to charge the Ecoflow Delta portable Power Station
which has an inbuilt MPPT Solar Regulator. They can also be used for other charging
applications though in most cases an additional (not supplied) Solar regulator will be
required.
This 200w Solar Panel unit is comprised of 2 x 100w solar panels
●Each panel has a separate control box on the rear - From this control box are
Positive (+) and Negative (-) cables terminating in MC4 Connectors
●Included with each 200 w Panel unit are 2 MC4 Branch connector cables which
allow the 2 x 100w panels to be combined and function as a single 200w unit
●Included with each 200w Panel unit is a MC4 to XT60 Extension Cable
●The way you connect the cables together determines the output and voltage of
the combined unit
●The cables are marked + and - to allow easy connection
●It is possible to connect multiple 200w units together to increase the total
charge rate of the Ecoflow Delta
●Don't worry, the MC4 connectors for + and - are different in type so you can’t
inadvertently make the wrong connections - look at the connections carefully
and don't force something if it doesn't fit
●Please Look carefully at the photos below
Care Instructions
●These panels should be kept in their cover while not in use
●Keep the solar panel surface clean - wipe with a soft non scratch cloth - even a
dusty coating will impact the panel performance
●Keep all connectors clean and free of dirt
●Keep the supporting legs clean when packing up so you don't pack dirt away
with the panels that could get into the connectors
●These panels have an ETFE coating which is waterproof and durable however
these are portable panels and are not designed to be left out in the weather
indefinitely and this type of application is not covered by warranty

Option 1 - Simple Parallel Connection Format - 1 Unit
●Start by opening the panels face down on a soft non scratch surface allowing
you easy access to the rear of the panels (See Photo 1)
●Using the included Positive branch connector insert the Positive (+) cable from
both panels into the positive receivers (See Photo 2)
●Using the included Negative branch connector insert the Negative (+) cable
from both panels into the positive receivers (See Photo 2)
●Insert the positive and negative MC4 outputs into the MC4 connectors on the
Extension cable (Photo 3)
●Plug the Extension cable (Yellow XT60 Connector) into the Ecoflow Delta (Photo
4)
●Lift the panels and set them up facing the sun using the rear support legs to
correctly angle the panels
●As long as you have some sun the charging should now commence
Photo 1 Opening the panel

Photo 2 - Parallel Connection
Photo 3 Connecting the MC4 to XT60 Extension Cable

Photo 4 XT 60 Connector Plugged into the Delta
Option 2 - Connecting 2 CPP 200w units in a 2 x Parallel / 2 x Series Connection
Format
●Start by opening the panels face down on a soft non scratch surface allowing
you easy access to the rear of the panels
●For the first Solar Panel Unit select a Positive (+) and Negative (-) cable and
connect them together. This should leave you with a free Positive and a free
negative cable (see Photo 5)
●Repeat this for the second panel (see Photo 5)
●Using the included Positive branch connector insert the free Positive (+) cables
from each of the 200w solar panel units into the positive receivers (see Photos 6
and 7)
●Using the included Negative branch connector insert the free Negative (+)
cables from each of the 200w solar panel units into the positive receivers (see
Photos 6 and 7)
●Insert the positive and negative MC4 outputs into the MC4 connectors on one of
the Extension cables ( see Photo 3)
●Plug the Extension cable (Yellow XT60 Connector) into the Ecoflow Delta (see
Photo 4)

●Lift both of the panels units and set them up facing the sun using the rear
support legs to correctly angle the panels (see Photo 8)
●Charging should now commence
●In this case the Voltage has been doubled allowing the Solar Regulator on the
Ecoflow Delta to accept a higher wattage input.
Photo 5 Making a Series (+ to - ) Connection

Photos 6 and 7 Different Views of the 2 Panels Units Connected in Series and then
in Parallel
Photo 8 The 2 panel units set up, correctly angled and connected to the Delta
If you have any questions please email us and we will be very happy to answer any
questions.