All the parts you need to start harnessing the suns rays are included - just install.

Wire the control box to the solar panel, the scoreboard and a leisure battery and away you go.

• It will need to be in sunshine for as long as possible
• Facing the sun (usually due south) at noon
• There are no obstructions as they will adversly affect the performance
• The suns altitude will change during the year and this also depends on the latitude. For the uk an angle of 65 degrees will be OK
• It will need to be mounted on a rigit surface eg a vertical wall or a pole

• on a felt covered flat roof as the fixings may cause a leak
• under trees or other obstructions which will restrict the sun on the panel
• close to the ground where it may be damaged or vandalised

• On a sunny day you should expect an average charge of between 4 and 6 amps for most of the day
• If it is sunny for 14 hours this will charge the battery with 56 to 84 AH which is enough to provide a full days cricket for most of our scoreboards
• The panel will top up the battery whilst a game is in progress.
• The current will be reduced in early mornings, late evenings and in the winter.
• The control panel will automatically switch the scoreboard off if the battery volts are low