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Specifications are subject to change. See bluesea.com/products/7606 for current information.

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FULL INSTALLATION DIAGRAM

start

run

accessory

off

START KEY SWITCH

NEGA

TIVE

STUD

POSITIV

E

STUD

S

OPTIONAL

START ISOLATION

(SI) WIRE

OPTIONAL

BATTERY 

TEMPERATURE

SENSOR

Legend

Ground

OPTIONAL 

REMOTE 

INDICATOR

Optional

DC Negative

DC Positive

AC INPUT

BatteryLink™ Charger 20A

MULTISTAGE CHARGER

INTEGRATED ACR

2A FUSE  

16 AWG 

(1.5mm²)

FUSE*

2A FUSE  

16 AWG 

(1.5mm²)

FUSE*

FUSE*

NEGATIVE 

BUS BAR

ACCESSORIES

AUXILIARY

BATTERY

START

BATTERY

2A FUSE  

16 AWG 

(1.5mm²)

FUSE**

7606

AC

AC Connections

Line: Brown
Neutral: Blue
Ground: Green/Yellow

DC SAFETY

GROUND***

OPTIONAL

COMBINE

SWITCH

(sold separately)

YELLOW WIRE

RED WIRE

ENGINE

*   See Wire Size and Fuse Rating Table, page 5.
**  Wire size and fuse rating based on house loads. For more information, use the Circuit Wizard at circuitwizard.bluesea.com.
*** DC safety ground wire must be no more than one nominal wire size smaller than the positive battery wires. If the rating of the circuit  
 

protection used in the positive battery wires is greater than 135% of the ampacity of the smaller proposed DC safety ground wire,  

 

then the DC safety ground wire must be the same size as the positive battery wires.

Summary of Contents for Battery LINK 7606

Page 1: ...s for the BatteryLink Chargers This User Manual describes the product mentioned herein at the time of its publication Specifications and performance are subject to change at the discretion of Blue Sea Systems To view the most current revision of this publication visit bluesea com products 7606 Scan for additional product information YEAR WARRANTY ...

Page 2: ...er or other means for disconnection from the supply mains must be incorporated in the fixed wiring to the charger in accordance with wiring rules e The AC supply cord should be protected by a Residual Current Device RCD suitable for personal shock protection Make AC connection in a secure manner that will avoid contact with water 7 DO NOT OPERATE CHARGER IF IT HAS A DAMAGED CORD has received a sha...

Page 3: ...ions cover snaps in place to insulate terminations MULTISTAGE CHARGER INTEGRATED ACR Remote LED included Battery temperature sensor included PN 1820 DC Output Battery negative connection 1 4 20 studs accept 1 4 or M6 ring terminals Use 7 16 socket wrench Tighten to 60 in lb 6 78 Nm Do not overtighten Battery positive connections 3 8 16 studs accept 3 8 or M10 ring terminals Use 9 16 socket wrench ...

Page 4: ...the battery up to the absorption voltage Once the absorption voltage is reached the charger enters absorption mode This is a constant voltage mode in which the battery is held at the absorption voltage to complete the last 20 25 of charging In the absorption stage current will decrease according to the batteries needs plus any additional current required for active loads The length of time spent i...

Page 5: ... or away from the dock This means both batteries will be charged during AC powered charging or when AC power is not available and a secondary charging source is active such as your engine s alternator The ACR includes an optional Start Isolation feature which can be used to prevent engine starting current being drawn from the auxiliary battery Start Isolation protects sensitive electronics wired t...

Page 6: ...itive Wire sized for maximum alternator output Negative Wire sized for 20A charger output Alternator up to 30A Alternator up to 60A Alternator up to 120A Alternator up to 170A 6 ft 1 83 meters NO 8 AWG 10 mm 6 AWG 16 mm 2 AWG 35 mm 1 0 AWG 70 mm 10 AWG 6 mm YES 8 AWG 10 mm 4 AWG 25 mm 1 0 AWG 70 mm 3 0 AWG 95 mm 10 AWG 6 mm 10 ft 3 05 meters NO 6 AWG 16 mm 4 AWG 25 mm 1 AWG 50 mm 1 0 AWG 70 mm 8 A...

Page 7: ...attach the sensor in the center between multiple batteries When external circumstances could create a significant difference in temperature on one side of a battery versus another always attach the sensor on the warmest side NEVER pierce the battery casing with a screw or other fastener Extend sensor wires as necessary to reach the charger using appropriate fully insulated butt connectors or a ter...

Page 8: ...lue Ground Green Yellow ENGINE DC SAFETY GROUND See Wire Size and Fuse Rating Table page 5 Wire size and fuse rating based on house loads For more information use the Circuit Wizard at circuitwizard bluesea com DC safety ground wire must be no more than one nominal wire size smaller than the positive battery wires If the rating of the circuit protection used in the positive battery wires is greate...

Page 9: ...Y START BATTERY 2A FUSE 16 AWG 1 5mm FUSE 7606 AC AC Connections Line Brown Neutral Blue Ground Green Yellow DC SAFETY GROUND OPTIONAL COMBINE SWITCH sold separately YELLOW WIRE RED WIRE ENGINE See Wire Size and Fuse Rating Table page 5 Wire size and fuse rating based on house loads For more information use the Circuit Wizard at circuitwizard bluesea com DC safety ground wire must be no more than ...

Page 10: ...COVER REMOVED THIS VIEW SHOWN WITH COVER REMOVED FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE MOUNT VERTICALLY AS SHOWN IN A WELL VENTILATED AREA RECOMMENDED MOUNTING CLEARANCE 175mm MINIMUM ON ALL SIDES 90 22 90mm STUD HEIGHT TYP 2X 44 11 1mm STUD HEIGHT 1 09 27 6mm TERMINAL HEIGHT TYP 3X 42 10 7mm STUD HEIGHT 8 63 219 1mm 23 5 9mm TERMINAL HEIGHT 2 60 66 0mm 4 29 108 9mm 7 67 194 8mm TYP 2X 0 0 0mm 0 0 0mm TYP 2X 5 ...

Page 11: ...13 5V 30 sec ACR Open Voltage 12 75V 10 sec 12 35V if voltage is rising ACR Manual Combine Timeout 10 minutes Operating Current no AC power 10mA Negative Terminal Stud Size 1 4 20 accepts M6 ring terminal Maximum 1 4 Terminal Stud Torque 60 in lb 6 8 Nm Positive Terminal Stud Size 3 8 16 accepts M10 ring terminal Maximum 3 8 Terminal Stud Torque 140 in lb 15 8 Nm Quick Connect Terminal Size 1 4 x ...

Page 12: ...ted emission EN61000 3 2 Harmonics EN61000 3 3 Voltage fluctuations and flicker Immunity EN 55014 2 2015 EN61000 4 2 Electrostatic discharge EN61000 4 3 RF electromagnetic field EN61000 4 4 Fast transient EN61000 4 5 Surges EN61000 4 6 RF conducted disturbances EN61000 4 11 Voltage dips and interruptions Ignition Protection ISO 8846 ed 1 The notified body HPi Verification Services Ltd NB 1521 perf...

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