TopSolar SOLAR5005022 User manual

Semi flexible solar
panel manual user

1.0 Generalization
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1.1 Disclaimer
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1.2 Scope of Responsibility
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2.0 Safety Precautions
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3.0 Mechanical properties / electrical properties
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4.0 Storage and Unpacking
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5.0 Component Installation
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5.1 Wiring of the components
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5.2 Earthing
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6.0 Installation Guide
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Annex A：Electrical Performace
Ratings

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1.0
Generalization
This manual provides important safety instructions for the
installation, maintenance, and use of semi-flexible solar
modules. Users and installers must carefully read and
strictly adhere to. Failure to follow these safety instructions
could result in personal injury or property damage.
Installation and operation of solar modules require
specialized skills, only professionals can engage in the work.
Read the safety and installation instructions before using
and operating the components. The installer must inform
the end customer (or consumer) of the matter accordingly.
In this specification, "component" refers to one or more
EFLX series solar modules. Please keep this manual for
future reference.
1.1
Disclaimer
Photonic Universe reserves the right to change this
installation manual without prior notice. Photonic
Universe makes no warranty of any kind, expressed
or implied, contained in this manual. Customer's
failure to follow the requirements outlined in this
manual during the installation of the component will
void the product's limited warranty
1.2
Scope of Responsibility
Photonic Universe is not responsible for any form of
injury, including but not limited to component
operation, system installation, and whether physical
injury, injury, or property damage is incurred in
accordance with the instructions in this manual.
2.0
Safety preautions
WARNING: Before installing, wiring,
operating and / or maintaining the
components, read and understand all safety
precautions. When the assembly is exposed
to sunlight or other light sources, a direct
current is generated. The direct contact with
the live parts of the module, such as
terminals, may result in personal injury or
death, whether or not the module is
connected.
General security rules
· All installation work must be in accordance with
local and local codes and the corresponding
national or international electrical standards.
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Use an insulating tool to reduce the risk of electric
shock.
Use appropriate protective measures
(non-slip gloves, work clothing, etc.)
to avoid direct contact with personnel
at 30 VDC or higher。
Do not wear metal ornaments when
installing, so as not to puncture the
components, causing electric shock
hazard.
If components are installed or operated
in rainy, strong winds or dewy
mornings, appropriate protective
measures are required to prevent
damage to components and personnel.
Do not allow children or unauthorized
persons to access the installation area or
component storage area.
If the circuit-breaker and over-current protection
circuit-breaker does not turn on or the controller
fails to close during component installation or
routing, cover the array assembly with opaque
material to stop the power output。
·Do not use or install damaged components。
Do not step on or place heavy objects on the
assembly surface during or after installation of the
PV module, as this may cause the battery to crack.
•Do not attempt to repair any part of a
component without a user-available component.
•The cover of the terminal box should always be
kept closed.
•Do not split the component or move any part of
the component.

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•Do not connect or disconnect components when
a component has a current or an external
current.