SECTION
1
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INSTALLATION
4
SECTION
2
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CONNECTIONS
4
SECTION
3
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CHARGING
5
SECTION 4 - DISCHARGING (USING THE BATTERY)
6
SECTION 5 - PROTECTING YOUR BATTERY
7
SECTION 6 - RESTARTING YOUR BATTERY
8
SECTION 7 - USING THE SMART PHONE BATTERY MONITOR APP
9
SECTION
8
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WARNINGS
10
SECTION
9
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FAQ
11
SECTION 10 - BATTERY SPECIFICATIONS
13
SECTION
11
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DIMENSIONS 15
SECTION
12
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WARRANTY
22
Page 4
Section 1 - Installation
Section 2 - Connection
Cable Conversion Guide
The spring washers must be used on the battery terminal bolts - they apply pressure to the lugs for a secure
connection. There is no need to over-tighten the bolts, simply ensure there is no movement of the cables.
Make sure the main Battery Cable lug is mounted directly onto the Battery terminal with no washers
between them.
Your B-TEC battery must be installed in a dry and cool location.
Supplied battery trays and straps are the preferred mounting method. Ensure that sufficiently rated
fasteners are used to hold the tray firmly to the mounting material.
Enerdrive highly recommend the battery is installed in the upright position.
Enerdrive approve installation of B-TEC batteries in accommodation areas of RV's. Temperatures must not
exceed the rated operating temperatures therefore natural, or fan forced ventilation maybe required.
There should be 25mm clear space around the B-TEC battery.
Consideration should be taken to not mount the battery near any metallic service lines such as LPG, diesel, or
petrol lines. This is to ensure no accidental shorting of the battery terminals occur, especially when fitting or
removing the battery.
B-TEC batteries must not be installed -
•
In vehicle engine bays or in high heat environments, refer to Section 10 - Battery Specifications
•
In wet areas such as caravan chassis mounts, open ute trays or boat deck areas.
•
Inside compartments dedicated to carrying gas.
It is recommended that no more than four terminals be connected to a battery terminal, if you do have more
than 4 terminals the use of a fuse block and negative busbar are recommended.
Cable terminal should be in the order with heaviest current draw (largest cable) in contact with the battery
to light est. current draw (smallest cable) terminals on the top.
Use of insulating terminal boots is recommended, especially in areas where accidental shorting may occur,
such as storage lockers or under lounges and beds. Connect the Positive (Red) and Negative (Black) cables to
the battery, ensuring you are using cable that is of adequate size for the demands of the system, and well
crimped and protected termination lugs.
Example;
1000W Inverter - at least Guage 2 (35mm²)
2000W Inverter - at least Guage 00 (70mm²
3000W Inverter - at least Guage 000 (95mm²)
Enerdrive B-TEC G2 Manual (Rev. 3.1)
