NOMA 011-2031-8 Manuel D'instructions page 9

Questions
Why is the LED light on the voltage
tester not illuminating?
What can be done if the wires are too
short?
How do I know if the panel is producing
voltage?
Does the solar panel drain the battery at
night?
Can my panel be left outdoors without
a protective covering?
Can the solar panel overcharge my
battery?
Can I run my 110 V appliances with my
solar power system?
What kind of battery can I use?
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Answers
Ensure the panel is in full sun and the
connection is secure.
Contact the manufacturer for a list of
additional parts to purchase.
Use the included LED voltage tester
or use a multimeter (not included) to
accurately read the panel's voltage.
Under full sun the multimeter should
read 18-22 V DC.
The solar panel has integrated blocking
diodes to prevent any reverse charge at
night.
Yes, the solar panel has been
weatherproofed and can be mounted
outdoors without any additional
protection.
Yes, there is a risk of overcharging your
battery. To fully protect your battery, a
solar charge controller (not included)
is required. If you do not have a solar
charge controller, it is advisable to only
charge for limited periods of time.
Yes, you can run 110 V appliances with
the use of an inverter (not included)
which would attach to your battery to
change the battery's 12 V (DC) energy
into 110 V (AC).
See "Choosing Your Battery" on
page 10.
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