which input tab is positive or negative for the solar cell lead
1960529
If you have the newer one, it doesn't matter. The old one was clearly marked.
1960530
With voltage going through the system take a digital volt tester and place the leads on each termanal. The meter will read the voltage and a minus if the collored coded leades are reversed showing you which is which.
558957
First the wiring , brown lead is positive black is negative if you want an automatic system you need a float switch in line on positive side. if you want it on demand wire ground to battery ground and positive through a switch to battery. Bilge discharge is via a 3/4" od semi barbed nipple shon center white plastic part.
1680504
The positive and negative wires from the solar connect to the appropriate connection in, in the contrle. The positive out goes to the battery + and the negative out goes to the battery negative post. The controller is not grounded, no ground terminal.
1111827
Positive from the battery to the right terminal negative battery to black terminal doesn't matter which one if you need a second battery that's with the second terminals for
607678
There are two tabs on the battery, one red and one black, The red is positive, the black is negative. The wires are attached to these terminals as appropriate. As a word of warning DO NOT LET THESE BATTERIES GO DEAD. I had two and left them uncharged - both went dead with no hope of recovery
982892
you can run these straight to positive and negative to battery or you can use switch. thanks.
1331582
The + tag indicates the positive wire and the - tag indicates the negative wire. The wires on the controller with the red sleeves are the + (positive) wires.
1738992
On the input side are a positive and negative node to connect to a dc power supply like a solar panel or battery. On tje output side you get a lower voltage but higher amperage flow of electricity.
712398
I don't understand your question. From left to right. First two are + - solar panels. Second two + - battery. Third two + - is for a amp meter or volt meter readout. I use a digital volt readout on mine.
1272736
All it is saying is to connect the LiPO connector with the positive leads facing the +. Start at - and how close you get to + depends on how many cells the LiPO is. Hope this helps :)
1086112
When attaching this model use the positive post of first battery and the negative of the last battery.
1072525
No. One positive lead and one negative. With a soldering iron though you could easily put however many leads on there that you want.
1068501
by the look of the drawing on the side, 4 goes to the positive on the coil on the SSR and 3 goes to the negative to the coil of the SSR. but I would be surprised if it polarity matters on the Solid State Relay.
2181189
you need to add one on the positive lead. the diodes are polar so make sure the white line is on the load side.
791826
There is no positive and negative. It's basically an on and off switch. It will work on ether side. I use it on my Model A Ford to cut the battery off. I put it on the negative side of battery like is "battery-switch-cable to starter and rest of car". Model As are backwards. On modern cars I would put it on the positive side. For the price it works great.
535897
The center post is NEGATIVE, the outer shell is POSITIVE. This is opposite of what many common connectors for power supplies have. You need to look on the Casio specifications for the AD-5. Also, there is a small diagram on the plastic case of my CT-700, where the AD-5 plugs into the keyboard, that shows this polarity requirement. Jay Daugherty is incorrect.
51076
Yes, I am busy using it to indicate the charge coming from a bank of solar panels. I am going up to a max of 42A (using the 200A shunt) - it does not seem to give a reading at low currents e.g. 1A but once it goes over this it is pretty accurate. I am using the battery that I am charging as the supply and it works fine.