Despite the pole error protection, always make sure that the cables are properly poled.
( e.g. high start-up current in the case of Compressors )
- Yellow
: Light
→
Bulk charging Dark
→
Float charging
types of batteries can burst explosively.
Charging Curve
31AC1212
→
12 Amp 31AC2512 / 31AC2524
→
25 Amp 31AC3512
→
35 Amp 31AC5012
→
50 Amp
DC Cable Install
- Fit the ends of the cables to be connected to the battery charger with lugs.
- Crimp the lugs on to the cable end with crimping pliers.
- Make sure that the lugs are securely fitted.
- Connect the cable to the unit via the two terminals on the front panel.
Rectifier function
The battery charger can be used to provide the maximum current consumption provided the equipment does not exceed the
current rating of the charger. It is always recommended to connect the charger to the battery. The equipment should be
connected direct to the battery. This applies in particular to equipment with high peak currents demands.
Maximum current consumption of consumers when used as a mains unit
31AC0848
→
8 Amp 31AC1024
→
10 Amp 31AC1424
→
14 Amp
LED Indicator
- Green : Light
→
Power On Dark
→
Power Off
Caution!
- Battery with a cell closure must not be charged, as there is otherwise the danger of explosion through the occurrence
of electrolytic gas.
- Nickel-cadmium batteries and non-chargeable batteries must not be charged with the charger. The casing of these
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DC Vo lta g e
Charging
Started
B u lk C h a r g e
Ab s o r p tio n C h a r g e
Bulk Volts Setting
Absorption Time
Battery Charge
Rate
Constant Current
Constant Voltage
Reduced Current and Voltage
Float Volts Setting
F lo a t C h a r g e
3 -S ta g e B a tte r y C h a r g e r DC
Vo lta g e a n d AC c u r r e n t
C h a r g e P r o file
A C C u r r e n t
Tim e