Solar Aerator Installation and Precautions

Installation Method:

Rope Tie-down: Ideal for narrow waterways without boat traffic.

Anchor-type fixation: Suitable for wider water bodies, such as large reservoirs, lakes, and rivers with considerable water depth.

Cautionary Notes:

1. A larger startup power is required when the machine is turned on, and good lighting is also necessary, which is a normal occurrence. Even after startup, less lighting is acceptable.One point, it will continue to operate normally, but the power will automatically decrease.

2. On cloudy days, with varying light conditions, the machine may not always start due to its three-minute weak light protection feature, which is a normal occurrence.

3. A batch of machines are installed in the same area. Due to the differences in light sensitivity among the machines, the lighting conditions vary within each machine zone, and there are discrepancies in the orientation of the photovoltaic panels.Sexual orientation factors do not cause the machines to start working simultaneously; this is a normal occurrence and not a quality issue.

4. Solar panels, floating boats, and aeration equipment must be securely fastened, and solar panels must be installed facing south. They should not be placed in areas that may obstruct sunlight.Translation: Fang.

5. Homeowners must monitor water level changes and adjust rope length accordingly; be mindful of the rope's secure binding to prevent children from untying it.

6. Landowners must be vigilant about the safety of solar equipment on the riverbank to prevent damage from passing vessels or human vandalism.

7. There is high-voltage power input and output in the electrical control box; only professionals are allowed to operate it.

Photovoltaic panels require cleaning every 3 to 6 months depending on the usage environment to enhance solar conversion efficiency, featuring a micro-bubble aeration disc.