700W Portable Solar Generator with Solar Panel

How to install the solar generator?

1. Choose the right location: Find a spot with maximum sunlight exposure to place your solar panels. Ideally, this should be an open area free from shade caused by trees, buildings, or other obstructions. Place the generator in a dry, shaded area close to the solar panels but protected from direct sunlight, rain, and extreme temperatures. Keeping the generator cool helps it operate efficiently.
2. Set up the solar panels: If the panels come with mounting brackets, install them according to the instructions. The angle and orientation should be optimized based on your geographical location (typically facing south in the Northern Hemisphere and north in the Southern Hemisphere) for maximum sunlight capture. Use the provided cables to connect the solar panels to each other if you’re using multiple panels. Ensure the connections are secure to avoid power loss.
3. Connect the solar panels to the generator: Locate the DC input port on the generator. Connect the portable solar panels to the generator using the appropriate cables. Ensure the polarity (positive and negative terminals) matches correctly to prevent damage. Most solar generators have an indicator that shows whether the panels are correctly connected and charging the generator. Ensure the generator is receiving power from the panels.
4. Charge the generator: Allow the generator to fully charge before using it for the first time. This can take several hours depending on the size of the generator and the sunlight available. During the charging process, monitor the generator's display (if available) to ensure it's charging correctly. Some generators have built-in protections to prevent overcharging or overheating.