• Unmount the solar kit if needed
• Remove the solar kit's plastic lid by loosening the four plastic screws from the panel

• Disconnect the solar panel from the battery by disconnecting the two wires on the right hand side of the kit

• Remove the four screws attaching the Renogy charge controller to the plastic panel and set aside

• Disconnect the Renogy charge controller from the gateway

• Using a small screwdriver, turn the screws below the lightbulb icon on the Renogy charge controller counterclockwise to loosen pig tail
• Remove the pigtail and set aside

• Attach the new pigtail to the charge controller by inserting the white wire into the "+" port, and the black wire into the "-" port
• Once inserted, tighten the screws by turning them clockwise
• Give the wires a gentle pull to confirm they are secure

• Flip the mesh panel over to install the renogy charge controller on the lower half of the back of the panel
• Use original screws or if needed, the replacement kit contains additional screws for replacement

• Flip the mesh panel back around so the gateway is once again facing the front
• Ensure the new pigtail wire, the battery wire, and solar panel wire are left in front of the panel
• Re secure the mesh panel at the top and bottom points using original screws

• The replacement gateway will need to be mounted in the same position as the original gateway to ensure everything fits correctly inside of the solar kit
• Mark the current placement of the gateway using a felt tip marker

• Once the gateway positioning has been marked, unscrew the old gateway from the mesh panel
• Set aside original screws for replacement, or if needed the replacement kit will include additional screws

• Install the replacement gateway in same position as the original
• Manually screwing the gateway into place would be best to prevent stripping or damaging the mesh panel, but if an electric screwdriver is used, maintain a low setting if possible

• The replacement gateway will come with a new QR code to attach to the solar kit
• Remove the current QR code on the outside of the kit and replace with the QR code listing the NEW gateway's ID
• Add the new gateway ID to your Pulsa dashboard by scanning the QR code, or manually typing the gateway ID to add.

• Connect the new pigtail to the replacement gateway

• Reconnect the battery to the solar panel
• The gateway should power on and begin trying to connect to nearby sensor
• If your gateway displays a solid red light after reconnecting, reset the power supply by disconnecting the wires, waiting about 20 seconds, and then reconnecting
• If the gateway does not immediately power on, solar charge may be low and will require some hours of charge before powering on

• Confirm new QR sticker has been placed on outside of the kit
• Reattach plastic lid to the kit

• Once lid has been reattached, note that the bottom window of the panel will no longer be needed
• Window may be crossed out to communicate it is no longer needed

• Once install is complete, remount the gateway
• Note: gateway should be mounted pointed South where it will be able to receive at least 3-4 hours of sun a day
• If gateway is powered on and displaying a solid green light, confirm sensor connection and levels are accurate
• If your gateway displays a solid red light after reconnecting, reset the power supply by disconnecting the wires, waiting about 20 seconds, and then reconnecting
• If gateway requires charge, check back in on the gateway's detail page or a connected sensor to confirm readings

• Use included adapter to convert removed gateway to a plug in
• Attach adapter to gateway and plug in as normal

Note: Before reusing the gateway, make sure to update your gateway's details to accurately reflect new name and location.