Burstner Goldie, Manual

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I-Modell - 07/07 - Ausgabe 03/07 - 1512317 - BUE-0056-00EN
Electrical system
8
Charging current for the living area battery (A)
Voltage of the living area battery (V)
Voltage of the starter battery (V)
Charging current of a solar installation for the living area battery
Charging current of a solar installation for the starter battery
The tables below will help you correctly interpret the battery voltage display on
the panel.
8.6.5 Battery alarm for the living area battery
The basic menu appears and the symbols (Fig. 96,1, 15 and 16) flash as soon
as the voltage of the living area battery falls below 12 V (measured under
operation) and there is the threat of a total discharge. Additionally, the voltage
indicator flashes in the battery menu.
The functions for a solar installation are only present if the vehicle is
equipped for it.
To change from the Ah display to the % display: Press "OK" key (Fig. 95,6).
Battery voltage Description
Danger of total
discharge
10.4 V or less The battery monitor immediately cuts
off all power to the appliances (except
for the safety/drainage valve)
11 V or more 12 V power supply can be switched off
with the main switch
10.5 V to 12 V Battery alarm is triggered if the voltage
falls below 12 V
The battery capacity will be set to "zero"
if the voltage remains under 10.5 - 12 V
for more than 1 minute
1)
The system will be turned off if the volt-
age remains under 10.5 - 12 V
1)
for
more than 5 minutes
1)
Depending on the current drain
12 V to 13.2 V Battery in idle condition
More than 13.2 V Battery being charged: Main charge
13.8 V constant Trickle charge voltage
14.3 V Final charge voltage (full charge)
1 h with lead acid battery
8 h with dryfill battery
Values for off-load voltage Charging condition of the battery
Less than 12 V Totally discharged
12.2 V 25 %
12.3 V 50 %
More than 12.8 V Full
Total discharge causes irreparable damage to the battery.