So, you’ve just received your brand-new SolarGuardX 110, and you’re excited to set it up. You open the box, and inside, you find:
Now, you might be wondering—how do you get this all working? Don’t worry; we’ve got you covered! Follow this simple guide to preset your SolarGuardX 110 in just a few steps.
Take out the included hexagon nut driver and insert it into the socket of the locking nut.
You can unscrew it manually or use a wrench for convenience. Once removed, set it aside for the next step.
Secure one side of the locking rope to the terminal for easier management. When inserting the locking nut, ensure the socket side faces outward.
Carefully insert the rope into the corresponding port on the SolarGuardX 110 padlock, making sure it aligns correctly.
Once inserted, use the nut driver to secure the locking nut back in place.
Before finalizing the setup, double-check that:
If everything looks good, you’re all set!
Congratulations! Your SolarGuardX 110 is now ready to use. Whether you’re securing valuable assets or enhancing your security system, this RFID-enabled padlock offers a seamless and reliable locking solution. If you have any issues during the setup, refer back to this guide or consult the manual.
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