| Dedicated remote cable |
Use the supplied RJ-11-to-RJ-11 cable to connect the controller to the inverter front-panel remote socket. The standard cable is 10 ft; 25 ft and 50 ft cables are optional. Do not substitute an ordinary telephone cable. |
| Mounting methods |
The controller can mount on a vertical surface or inside a system panel. The manual illustrates M3 fixing for surface mounting and M4 fixing for panel mounting; its accessory list specifies two M4 screw, washer and nut sets. Select the fixing method to suit the mounting arrangement. |
| Connection and startup |
After connecting the remote cable, all panel LEDs light. Wait about 5 seconds before operating the controller. No external power supply is required; check that the inverter is switched on and both cable connectors are secure. |
| Power-saving setup |
Hold the ON/OFF button for about 3 seconds until the LED flashes orange, then release it to enter setup. Press the button to select the setting: green means enabled and red means disabled in this setup mode. Hold the button for 5 seconds until it flashes orange, then release it; the inverter automatically restarts to complete the setting. |
| Protection and restart |
The remote controller cannot override an inverter abnormal or protection condition. Correct the inverter fault on site before resuming remote operation. |
| Manual and inverter compatibility |
Use the exact compatible-inverter list for this controller. The manual describes TS/TN examples; the current catalog additionally lists supported NTS/NTU models. Availability of charging and status indications depends on the connected inverter. |
| Warranty and repair terms |
The current catalog specifies a 3-year warranty. The manual also contains a separate 2-year free-repair statement for use under normal operating conditions; confirm the applicable service terms with the supplier. |
| Service and EMC environment |
Do not modify, replace components or repair the controller yourself. This is a Class A product; additional measures may be needed to address radio interference in a domestic environment. |