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BATTERY CHARGING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18

PROTECTIVE FEATURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

FAULT CODES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

SERVICING AND CLEANING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22

FAQS AND TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23

SPECIFICATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26

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Summary of Contents for MiniBoostPRO

Page 1: ...TEAMBMPRO COM OWNER S MANUAL MiniBoostPRO More information https www caravansplus com au ...

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Page 3: ...outdoors we have created a range of rugged smart and reliable products to power your adventures Our range of battery power and RV management control systems gives you peace of mind when you are on the road so that you can relax in even the most far flung destinations knowing you have control over your power needs To learn more about the BMPRO range of products please visit our website teambmpro co...

Page 4: ...ess they have been given supervision or instruction concerning the use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children shall not play with this product Metal conducts electricity Take care not to drop or touch metal objects onto the battery terminals which if contacts the battery terminals could cause short circuits and may lead to serious personal injury Take care to remove unw...

Page 5: ... catch fire or explode Clean the housing of this product lightly with a dry or moist cotton cloth Do not use alcohol thinners benzene or any other chemical cleaner Do not immerse the MiniBoostPRO in water The MiniBoostPRO is a high precision electronic product It contains no user serviceable parts inside Do not try to dismantle modify or repair it yourself Disassembly service or repair by an unaut...

Page 6: ...alid if the unit has not been modified or misused by the customer CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 4 ABOUT THE MINIBOOSTPRO 8 TERMINOLOGY 8 ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION 8 COMPATIBLE BATTERY TYPES 8 DESCRIPTION OF PARTS 9 INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS 10 VENTILATION AND THERMAL CONSIDERATIONS 10 MOUNTING 10 WIRING INSTRUCTIONS 11 CABLE SIZE 11 WIRING AND CONNECTIONS 11 WIRING INSTRUCTION...

Page 7: ...RY CHARGING 18 PROTECTIVE FEATURES 20 FAULT CODES 21 SERVICING AND CLEANING 22 FAQS AND TROUBLESHOOTING 23 SPECIFICATIONS 24 WARRANTY TERMS AND CONDITIONS 26 7 More information https www caravansplus com au ...

Page 8: ...le Connected to the alternator it is commonly referred to as an auxiliary input Bypass mode is the mode where the primary input AUX source of power is at the higher voltage than the secondary output battery Boost mode is the mode where the voltage of the primary battery input source is less than the secondary output battery ADDITIONAL ACCESSORIES REQUIRED FOR INSTALLATION The following accessories...

Page 9: ...cable to connect to the solar panel positive terminal 6 Batt Out Red cable to connect to the positive terminal of the battery to be charged secondary 7 Common Negative Black cable to connect to the solar primary and the battery s secondary negative terminals 8 Ignition Detect Blue cable to connect to the towing vehicle s ignition 9 Batt Chemistry Green cable to configure battery chemistry and sele...

Page 10: ...o prevent overheating of the MiniBoostPRO install the unit in a well ventilated area that allows for continuous airflow around the unit Overheating of the MiniBoostPRO will aﬀect the optimal operation of the unit MOUNTING Securely mount the MiniBoostPRO to any suitably strong flat surface Install the MiniBoostPRO inside your caravan or camper trailer preferably close to the house battery 10 More i...

Page 11: ...AND CONNECTIONS To assist with wiring cable colour codes are labelled on the back of the MiniBoostPRO To ensure safe and reliable wiring wire connections should be crimped or soldered All wire connections must be protected by heat shrink to prevent exposed wires The MiniBoostPRO may be used in conjunction with a BMPRO Power Management System such as the BatteryPlus35 or J35 If using a Power Manage...

Page 12: ...WIRING INSTRUCTIONS FOR STANDARD INSTALLATION 12 More information https www caravansplus com au ...

Page 13: ...WIRING INSTRUCTIONS WITH BP35 13 More information https www caravansplus com au ...

Page 14: ...WIRING INSTRUCTIONS WITH J35 14 More information https www caravansplus com au ...

Page 15: ...primary battery voltage is above 12 6V refer to Table 2 FUSING Fuse protection of the MiniBoostPRO is required at the primary positive terminals battery positive terminals battery chemistry selection cable and the ignition detect cable The MiniBoostPRO s recommended fuse for the primary positive and battery positive terminals is an automotive fuse rating 40A and for the battery chemistry and ignit...

Page 16: ...iniBoostPRO to charge a 12V AGM Wet Battery terminate the green wire leaving unconnected This will set the output voltage at 14 4V Figure 3 Selecting the 12V AGM WET Battery Figure 2 Selecting the 12VGel Battery Selecting 12V Gel Battery When using the MiniBoostPRO to charge a 12V Gel Battery connect the green wire to the battery negative terminal or connect to the common negative This will set th...

Page 17: ...l This will set the output voltage at 14 6V Figure 4 Selecting the 12V LiFePO4 Table 3 Battery Chemistry Voltage Levels BATTERY CHEMISTRY BULK ABSORPTION VOLTAGE BATTERY CHEMISTRY CABLE CONNECTION POINT Gel 14 2V Battery Negative Terminal AGM Wet 14 4V Floating Unconnected LiFePO4 14 6V Battery Positive Terminal 17 More information https www caravansplus com au ...

Page 18: ...the MiniBoostPRO s battery at optimum charge without overcharging or damaging the battery and allowing the battery to remain continuously connected to the charger The MiniBoostPRO returns from Float to Bulk Absorption depending on the modes This includes if the output current is more than 10A for more than 2 minutes or if the secondary battery voltage is below 13 1V this normally applies when a lo...

Page 19: ... light solid red light Float Flashing blue light flashing green light solid red light Blending Solar Aux Charging Solid blue and green lights Float Flashing blue light and flashing green light None Battery Good Flashing green light every 5 seconds Table 4 LED charging flash sequence 19 More information https www caravansplus com au ...

Page 20: ...e Over Temperature Protection If the MiniBoostPRO detects higher than expected internal temperatures it will automatically limit the charging output to protect the unit until the temperature reduces to a suitable level Overload Protection The Overload Protection ensures that the MiniBoostPRO cannot deliver excessive current to the secondary battery Over Voltage and Under Voltage Protection The Min...

Page 21: ... 12 1V Red Single Flash Battery requires charging connect the MiniBoostPRO to auxiliary and or solar source to begin battery charging Secondary battery voltage 8V Red Flash x2 Secondary battery is not connected or replace with a healthy battery with voltage between 8 14V Secondary battery voltage 15V Red Flash x3 Secondary battery is overcharged or not a 12V battery Check power connections to Mini...

Page 22: ...the MiniBoostPRO yourself this will void your warranty If your MiniBoostPRO requires servicing please consult your BMPRO dealer or visit teambmpro com for assistance Use a dry or moist cotton cloth to lightly remove dust or dirt from the MiniBoostPRO Do not immerse the MiniBoostPRO in water Do not use alcohol thinners benzene or any other chemical cleaner as these products may degrade the housing ...

Page 23: ...g connected to it The MiniBoostPRO works only when the battery is connected to the output You can connect your appliances to MiniBoostPRO but the secondary battery will have to be connected at the same time Can I cut MiniBoostPRO leads shorter for practical wiring This is not recommended as this could degrade the MiniBoostPRO s functionality Refer to recommendation of a service centre Is the MiniB...

Page 24: ...tput Current Auxiliary Bypass max 30A Auxiliary Boost max 22A Solar Charging max 30A 360W Blending Charging max 30A Quiescent Current Draw Auxiliary Primary Battery 25mA Secondary Battery 18mA Operating Temperature 20 C to 80 C Dimensions 160mm x 131mm x 41mm IP Rating IP20 Standards RCM Approval EMC CISPR 11 2015 Class B Output reduced at elevated temperature 24 More information https www caravan...

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Page 26: ...rantee obligations where a product has been installed incorrectly 4 This warranty does not extend to product failures or defects caused by or associated with but not limited to failure to install or maintain correctly unsuitable physical or operating environment accident acts of God hazard misuse unauthorised repair modification or alteration natural disaster corrosive environment insect or vermin...

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Page 28: ...TEAM BMPRO COM POWERING YOUR ADVENTURES BMPRO customerservice teambmpro com 19 Henderson Rd Knoxfield VIC 3180 Australia teambmpro com More information https www caravansplus com au ...

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