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DOCUMENT: E09-X20&X30 V2.0-EN03_Handleiding Date: 10-2-2021
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Never use a damaged battery pack.
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Make sure that the battery and charger are
never covered with clothing or other
materials! This can lead to overheating!
2.3 Transport Alert
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The Li-ion battery must be transported in its original packaging.
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The X20/X30 batteries have been tested according to the UN handbook for tests and criteria, part III, paragraph
38.3 (ST/SG/AC.10/11/Rev.5). During transport, the battery falls under category UN3480 class 9, packing group
II and must be transported in accordance with these regulations. This means that the battery must be packed
in accordance with the packaging instruction P903 for transport over land or sea (ADR, RID & IMDG) and in the
case of air transport (IATA) in accordance with the packaging instruction P965. The original packaging complies
with these instructions.
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Make sure that the battery is properly secured during transport. The battery can become a projectile if a vehicle
is involved in an accident.
3.
Description and Operation
3.1
LiFePO4 battery for caravan mover
The battery has more than enough capacity to carry out 2 normal displacement operations of a caravan. With heavy
use (35 A continuous) you can use the mover for up to 60 (X20) or 75 (X30) minutes. With extreme use (100 A) you
can use the mover for approx. 18 (X20) or 24 (X30) minutes. After each operation, it is recommended that you charge
the battery for another operation.
The battery is suitable for briefly (approx. 10 sec) delivering very high currents to overcome a threshold or other
obstacle. If you try to do this for a longer period of time, the battery will switch off automatically and you should wait
until the battery resets itself.
If the battery is switched off due to a short-circuit, the cause of this short-circuit must be eliminated. After that, by
connecting the charger to the grid, the battery will reactivate.
CAREFUL!
Using a charger that is not suitable for LiFePO4
chemicals can damage the battery because it is not
properly charged.
