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Description

The Guest 2815M ChargePro is a solid-state “3-stage” battery
charger and is lightweight, silent and completely automatic. It can
produce a full 15 amps of 12 volt DC charging current while using
much less AC current than other chargers. This revolutionary new
design can rapidly recharge and individually maintain 2 separate
battery banks at one time. If a DC short or overload occurs, the
charger will reduce its output voltage to a safe level, then
automatically return to normal after the overload is removed. Its
water resistant polycarbonate housing and urethane coated circuitry

make it ideal for harsh environments. Every Guest 28l5M charger

is tested under load before shipment to assure superior reliability.

Application

This battery charger is ideal for a wide variety of installations using
12 volt lead-acid or gel-cell batteries. Some of the most popular

battery configurations are:

Two Group 24 batteries

Two Group 27 batteries

One Group 4D battery and one Group 24 battery

Installations using more or larger batteries are possible, but it may
require a longer time to recharge the batteries in these installations.
Longer recharging times can also result if there is equipment on

board that requires substantial amounts of DC current while at
dockside, such as:

a DC only refrigerator or ice maker

a DC only air conditioner or heater

a large number of 12 volt DC lights in use

Iwo different versions of the Guest 281 5M are available:

The model 2815M11 15 for 115 volt AC input, and

The model 2815M1230 for 230 volts AC input.

Both versions will function with either 50 Hz or 60 Hz AC inputs.

maximum:

15 amps at 12 volts DC

“float” mode:

0.1 to 0.3 amps at 13.! volts DC

12 volts DC minimum

13.5

volts DC (+7- 0.1 volts DC)

90 to 140 volts/SO or (0 Hz AC

190 to 240 volts/SO or 60 Hz AC

3 amps
9”H x 7 7/8”W x 4”D

Diagram 1

Guest 2815M charging method

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This device meets or exceeds FCC Part 15 Standards
RF interference.

This device is not intended for

combination 12/24 volt battery systems.

If your vessel does not already have an ABYC app’oved AC
dockside

power

system, The Guest

Company

strongly

recommends that you consult with a qualified marine ~1ectrician
before installing this device.

Improper AC conne tions can

cause physical injury or damage to your vessel.

Total output current

Specifications

Output voltage:

with 15 amp load:

finish (“float”) voltage:

Input voltage

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2815M/1

15:

Input voltage

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2615M/230:

Max. AC draw at 115 volts:
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Summary of Contents for 2815M

Page 1: ...FROM THE DATE OF PURCHASE THIS IS THE EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES ARE EXCLUDED WHERE PERMITTED BY LAW CUSTOMER SERVICE If you our customer have any questions concerning Guest products p...

Page 2: ...board that requires substantial amounts of DC current while at dockside such as aDC only refrigeratoror ice maker aDC only air conditioner or heater a large number of 12 volt DC lights in use Iwo dif...

Page 3: ...ccurs in the DC system connected to this charger it will reduce its output voltage to a safe level In the event of a dead short the charger s output voltage will effectively be zero volts Oncethe over...

Page 4: ...connections on the charger after it is mounted 5 Hold the battery charger against the surface wh re you are planning to mount it Be sure that you will bc able to drill holes through this surface late...

Page 5: ...ire in feet as measured from the battery chargerto the farthestbattery and back to the charger maximum 3 voltage drop 10 l4ga l2ga lOga tOga tOga 6ga 115 I2ga lOgs lOga Sga 8ga 6ga 6ga I 20 10 ga 10 g...

Page 6: ...Strip 3 8 of insulation from the battery ends of the red wires Test fit a 5 16 ring terminal onto the threaded positive posts ofyour batteries Remove the ring terminal from the battery post and crimp...

Page 7: ...r s cord into an AC outlet until after you complete the following steps Finishing the wiring connections 1 Connect the DC output wires to the DC output ten ninals of the charger as shown in diagram 3...

Page 8: ...e of the overload or short and th n re test the charger as described under Operation to confirm that it is charging properly 2 The green LED light blinks and the amp me er porn er fluctuates rapidly 1...

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