bac-601 lcd panel free sample

Unbacked: Acoustically transparent, highly tackable, ability to self heal, yarns can "move back" into position. Highly stable on panels and does not react to changes in humidity or moisture.

The portable kit is not attached to the battery bank.  Attach portable kit to the RV battery bank with the alligator clips. If the RV is equipped with a Zamp Solar side wall port, plug in the portable kits SAE plug into the side wall port.  The controller’s LCD display should no longer show a b01 fault code and instead, it will show a voltage reading.

If the RV’s has a solar side wall port, check for a missing or blown fuse, unattached solar port wiring at the battery bank.  Inspect and correct the wiring, replace the fuse if required. The controller’s LCD display should no longer show a b01 fault code and instead it will show a voltage reading.

Note: An alternate method is to check if the Zamp Solar portable solar kit is functioning correctly is to attach the kit directly to the vehicles “starter” battery using the alligator clips.  The LCD display should no longer show a b01 fault code and instead it will show a voltage reading.

This fault code appears when controller battery wires have been either reversed at the controller or at the battery bank.  Inspect both locations and correct the wiring, after correcting the wiring, the controller’s LCD display should no longer show a b02 fault code and instead it will show a voltage reading.

This fault code is uncommon but could appear if the controller’s internal temperature while charging is greater than 149°F, (65°C).  One example is if the portable kit is in direct contact with an external heat source such as generator exhaust.  After cooling the controller for approximately 2 hours, the LCD display should no longer show an oTp fault code.  Contact Zamp Solar Technical Support for further assistance if the fault code remains.