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Intended use
The intended use of the NEO battery chargers are recharging of rechargeable batteries
only. Batteries must be of the type Lead/Acid Open/GEL/AGM/, capacity range 20 – 100
Ah. The appliance is used for charging electrically powered wheelchairs and scooters.
Operating conditions
Place the charger on a level surface.
Place the charger out of reach of children and in such a manner that the cables do not
obstruct or cause inconvenience to passers-by.
Do not place objects on the charger and avoid covering the device in any other way.
When installed near a window, the charger must be protected against direct sunlight, as
this will contribute to heating the charger, prolonging the charging time.
The mains cable has to be accessible during charging enabling the user to disconnect the
charger form the supply mains at any time during charging.
Keep the charger clean and free from dust. Contact your dealer for instructions on how
to clean your charger in case of severe soiling. The charger should be cleaned using only
a dry cloth. Do not open the charger.
As a precaution you should always ask your supplier to make preventive inspection of the
charger whenever the wheelchair is in for service or maintenance. Such inspection is only
to be performed by authorized personnel.
Use the correct mains voltage and frequency.
The charger is for indoor use only.
Accessories
The matching smartphone app can be downloaded via Google Play.
Follow these steps to use the charger:
When the charger is connected to the mains, the green LED will light; the charger is now
ready for use.
Before connecting the charger to the battery, check that the battery is of the same type
as specified on the rating plate on the back of the charger. Do not, under any
conditions, connect the charger to non-rechargeable batteries.
The charging process starts automatically when the charger is connected to the battery
and the yellow LED starts flashing.
Once the battery is 100 % recharged, the yellow LED will light permanently. This means
that the charger can be disconnected.
W a r n i n g !
Gas: Explosive gasses – avoid flames and sparks. Acid: The acid in the battery is
corrosive. In case of spills, wash and rinse with plenty of water. Acid in the eyes
may harm the eyes, rinse with water and seek medical attention. Poison: Lead and
chemicals used in batteries are toxic. Wash hands and skin thoroughly after working
with batteries.