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E-XTEQ
MB1550
User Manual / Ref. MAN_MB1550_NS_EN_V2.0
Table of Content
Introduction
Safety Guidelines
Maintenance and Storage
Before Use
Safety Clothing
Usage Precautions
Getting Started
Safety Reminders
Appearance and Dimensions
Accessories
Initial Setup
Installation
Network
Settings
Balancing
Cable connection
Charge/Discharge Process
End of Charge/Discharge Process
Alarm and Security Screens
Power Off
Warranty
Limited Warranty
How to Obtain Warranty
Support Information
Error Table
Local Support
Technical Specifcations
Safety Guidelines
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SAFETY CLOTHING ////////
When working on electric and hybrid vehicles, it is important that technicians are
supplied with reliable protective equipment to safely carry out work.
The purpose of this is to protect individuals who work on an installation that presents
an electrical hazard. The use o improper clothing or a specic hazard can cause
signicant danger to the user.
Electrical Safety Gloves
– these are the rst line o deense or contact with energized
components. Most EV manufacturers recommend that insulated rubber gloves
should be worn when working near all high-voltage components, not just the vehicle
batteries. Ordinary latex gloves are not thick enough and do not provide enough
protection from the shock hazard.
Cotton Under gloves
– to be worn underneath electrical safety gloves and leather
gloves, our cotton under gloves not only reduce sweating, they give protection in
warm and humid conditions.
Leather Over gloves
– these are worn over insulating gloves to protect against
mechanical hazards and electrical arcing.
Safety Glasses
– are extremely important when working on high voltage as it protects
the eyes rom any ‘fash over’ that can occur i an electrical spark is produced.
Dielectric Over boots
– to be worn over existing footwear, the dielectric over boot
provides additional protection of insulation, preventing electric shocks should a
vehicle technician encounter contact with a live electric source.
Insulating Rubber Apron
– this apron is to protect technicians working with live
voltages
USAGE PRECAUTIONS ////////
The MB1550 Module Balancer can only be used by persons with relevant knowledge
or qualications in that country/region.
Do not use extension cords as there is a risk o re and electrical shortage.
If use is necessary, check that the extension cord has the following:
1.
Identical plug, cable size and the same electrical wiring as the MB1550.
2.
Make sure the equipment is securely connected before use.
When unplugging the cord from the outlet, hold the frame of the plug to avoid
damaging the plug or power cord. Pulling the cord may cause the cable plug to
break. Replace power cord immediately if damaged.
I the outlet shape does not t the plug, please contact the E-XTEQ service
department.
Phone: 1.877.453.3265
E-mail: [email protected]
Do not touch the power connector during use.
Keep away and Do Not Touch restricted areas
of this equipment.