Selelekela
The AKO Sun Power S 250 is a highly efficient, compact solar fence energizer designed for reliable operation in various agricultural settings. This device is ideal for managing paddocks and small fences, particularly those without dense vegetation, ensuring the safety and containment of your animals.
Equipped with intelligent battery management, the Sun Power S 250 offers extended autonomy, capable of operating for up to two weeks without direct sunlight. It also features deep discharge protection, indicated by a red flashing light when battery voltage drops below 11.2 V, safeguarding the battery's lifespan.
Setšoantšo sa 1: Pele view of the AKO Sun Power S 250 Solar Fence Energizer, showcasing its integrated solar panel and robust green casing.
Tlhophiso
Proper setup is crucial for the optimal performance of your AKO Sun Power S 250. Follow these steps to ensure effective operation:
- Sebaka: Choose a location for the energizer that receives maximum direct sunlight throughout the day. Avoid shaded areas from trees, buildings, or dense vegetation. The solar panel should face south (in the Northern Hemisphere) for best results.
- Ho hlongoa: The energizer can be mounted on a fence post or a dedicated stand. Ensure it is securely fastened to prevent movement or damage from wind or animals.
- Ho beha fatše: Connect the energizer's ground terminal (usually marked with a ground symbol or "EARTH") to a suitable ground rod. The ground rod should be driven deep into moist soil, away from other electrical grounds. A good ground system is essential for effective fence performance.
- Khokahano ea Fense: Connect the energizer's fence terminal (usually marked with a lightning bolt or "FENCE") to your electric fence line. Use insulated wire designed for electric fences to prevent energy loss.
- Khokahano ea Battery: Ensure the internal 12V battery is properly connected. The intelligent battery management system will optimize charging from the solar panel.
Figure 2: The AKO Sun Power S 250 installed on a wooden fence post, demonstrating its use in a pasture with horses. The solar panel is clearly visible, positioned to capture sunlight.
Setšoantšo sa 3: E haufi view of the AKO Sun Power S 250 attached to a fence post, with white electric fence tape extending from it. This illustrates a typical installation scenario for small fences.
Litaelo tsa Ts'ebetso
Once properly set up, the AKO Sun Power S 250 operates largely autonomously. Here are key operational aspects:
- Tlosa/Tima: Locate the power switch on the unit (refer to Figure 4 for typical switch location). Switch it to the "ON" position to activate the energizer.
- Intelligent Battery Management: The device features an intelligent battery management system that optimizes charging from the solar panel and manages power consumption. This ensures long operational periods, even during cloudy weather.
- Tšireletso e tebileng ea ho ntša metsi: To protect the battery from damage, the energizer will enter a deep discharge protection mode if the battery voltage drops below 11.2 V. In this mode, a red light will flash, indicating low battery. The energizer will cease to output pulses until sufficient charge is restored.
- Tšebeliso ea Nako: This energizer is designed for reliable, maintenance-free operation during the main grazing season. Its robust design ensures performance in various weather conditions.
Setšoantšo sa 4: Ka morao view of the AKO Sun Power S 250, showing the battery compartment, power switch, and connection terminals for fence and ground wires. This view is essential for understanding wiring and controls.
Tlhokomelo
Regular maintenance ensures the longevity and efficiency of your solar fence energizer:
- Tlhoekiso ea Solar Panel: Nako le nako hloekisa bokaholimo ba solar panel ka bonolo, damp cloth to remove dust, dirt, or debris. A clean panel ensures maximum solar energy absorption.
- Vegetation Control: Keep vegetation clear around the fence line and the energizer. Overgrown plants can short out the fence and reduce energizer effectiveness.
- Litlhahlobo tsa Khokahano: Regularly inspect all connections (fence, ground, battery) to ensure they are secure and free from corrosion. Loose or corroded connections can lead to power loss.
- Bophelo bo Botle ba Battery: While the unit has deep discharge protection, it's good practice to monitor the battery indicator, especially during prolonged periods of low sunlight. If storing the unit for an extended period, ensure the battery is fully charged and disconnect it if possible, or store in a cool, dry place.
Ho batle phoso
If your AKO Sun Power S 250 is not performing as expected, consider the following common issues and solutions:
| Bothata | Lebaka le ka khonehang | Tharollo |
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| No fence pulse / Weak pulse |
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| Red light flashing (low battery indicator) |
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| Energizer not turning on |
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Litlhaloso
| Sebopeho | Lintlha |
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| Nomoro ea Mohlala | 372920 |
| Brand | AKO |
| Mohloli oa Matla | 12V Solar Powered |
| Maximum Fence Length (without vegetation) | Ho fihla ho 3 km |
| Taolo ea Battery | Intelligent battery management with deep discharge protection |
| Letšoao la Battery e Tlase | Red flashing light at <11.2 V |
| Litekanyo tsa sephutheloana | 31 x 25 x 17 cm, |
| Boima ba Ntho | 3.91 lik'hilograma |
| Moetsi | Albert Kerbl GmbH |
Warranty le Tšehetso
For specific warranty details and customer support, please refer to the documentation provided with your purchase or visit the official AKO website. Warranty terms typically cover manufacturing defects and vary by region and retailer.
For technical assistance, troubleshooting beyond this manual, or spare parts inquiries, please contact AKO customer service or your authorized dealer. Keep your purchase receipt and model number (372920) handy when contacting support.
Note: Information regarding spare parts availability was not provided in the product data. Please consult the manufacturer for details.
