Campbell Scientific Morningstar SunSaver SS-6L Operator's Manual
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To connect the SunSaver SS-6L, first connect the battery to the regulator's battery terminals, ensuring correct polarity. Next, connect the solar panel to the solar input terminals, again checking polarity. The regulator will begin operation once the solar panel is producing power.
Start by checking all connections for proper polarity and secure contacts. Measure the voltage across the battery terminals to ensure the battery is not faulty. Verify the solar panel is generating power by measuring its output voltage. Finally, inspect the regulator for any visible damage or loose connections.
Monitor the LED indicators on the SunSaver SS-6L. A green LED indicates normal operation and charging, while a yellow LED suggests low battery voltage. Refer to the user manual for detailed LED status explanations.
Regularly check and clean all connections to prevent corrosion. Inspect the regulator for any physical damage. Ensure the solar panel surfaces are clean to maximize efficiency. Periodically check the tightness of all terminal screws.
Yes, the SunSaver SS-6L is equipped with built-in protection against overcharging and over-discharging to extend battery life, ensuring safe and reliable operation.
To reset the SunSaver SS-6L, disconnect the solar panel and battery connections. Wait for about 5 minutes, then reconnect the battery first, followed by the solar panel. This will reset the regulator.
Ensure the regulator is installed in a well-ventilated area and not exposed to direct sunlight. Check for any obstructions to air flow. If overheating persists, reduce the load or consult with Campbell Scientific for further assistance.
The SunSaver SS-6L is compatible with 12V lead-acid batteries, including sealed and flooded types. It is not designed for lithium or other non-lead-acid battery chemistries.
The SunSaver SS-6L automatically enters Pulse Width Modulation (PWM) mode when the battery is near full charge. The LED indicator will show a steady green light during PWM charging.
The SunSaver SS-6L is not specifically designed for marine environments. If used in such settings, ensure additional protective measures against saltwater and corrosion are implemented.