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Plug-in Solar — Help & Documents
Everything you need for your PowerXpress plug-in solar kit lives on this one page — setup guides, safety information, compliance certificates and the steps to register your system, organised by exactly what you bought.
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PowerXpress Plug-in Solar Kit — Model 90012
What's in the box
Modern consumer units have a test button on the RCBO/RCD. Press it — the switch should trip; reset it. If unsure, ask a qualified electrician.
Balcony / Wall / Flat Mounting Kit
Confirm the rail/wall can take the load. Two people recommended. Keep within the height and wind limits in the manual.
Micro-inverter — 800 VA
Consumer-unit work must be done by a qualified electrician. The inverter is live in daylight — unplug the socket first, then disconnect the panels; never disconnect while it is running. Do not open or modify it. Fit it out of direct sun and rain.
Secure and route the DC cable neatly — use cable clips, avoid crushing or pinching it, and form a drip loop below the connectors so water runs off before it can reach them. Wall-mounting the inverter away from the panels? You may need a PowerXpress DC extension (2 m or 5 m) — always use the matched PowerXpress cable, not a generic extension.
Register your system — free, within 28 days
After setup, tell your local electricity network operator (DNO). It is free and takes a few minutes.
Use the reference below — the customer copies this into the form.
— reference pending —Keep your documents and Declaration of Conformity.
