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Instructions for battery chargers 

 

CCC

405

 and 

CCC

410

 

 

24V/5A 

                       24V/10A 

 

 

Used for recharging batteries in wheelchairs and scooters 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Certified to EN60601-1 3

rd

ed. 

in accordance with 

the EU Directive 93/42/EEC on medical devices

 

 
 

Splash proof, dustproof and water proof 

 

IP54, IP65 and IP67 

 

 

 
 

WWW.JK-Medico.DK 

 

Tel: +45  4717 1900 

E-mail: [email protected] 

J.K.Medico ApS 

Dam Enge 30 

DK-3660 Stenloese 

Denmark 

 

Summary of Contents for CCC405

Page 1: ...in wheelchairs and scooters Certified to EN60601 1 3rd ed in accordance with the EU Directive 93 42 EEC on medical devices Splash proof dustproof and water proof IP54 IP65 and IP67 WWW JK Medico DK Te...

Page 2: ...e charger off by removing the charger s power plug from the outlet 6 If it becomes necessary to interrupt charging before the COMPLETED light comes on turn the charger off by removing its power plug f...

Page 3: ...ars although at least 4 hours before connecting the charger to the mains power or the wheelchair Warning For safety reasons batteries must not be repeatedly recharged if the charger has reported that...

Page 4: ...ry Always recharge the battery as soon as possible after it has gone flat Meaning of the flash codes Stage on start up 1 All lights lit for around 1 second during start up test 2 From 1 to 15 short fl...

Page 5: ...pacity Contact battery supplier 3 4 OFF ON 5 flashes Battery fault Battery voltage too high System fault 2 External error source Group flash with ERROR OFF OFF 6 flashes Charger temperature too high C...

Page 6: ...isplay showing charged capacity when the charging plug is removed from the wheelchair s charging socket once charging has ended Number of yellow flashes Number of green flashes Charged capacity ampere...

Page 7: ...ing The charger may only be used for wheelchairs if the mains supply is designed for a current that corresponds to at least the charger s specified charging current There must be a fuse suitable for u...

Page 8: ...the charger so that the distance to the wheelchair is at least 20 cm Do not place the charger in direct sunlight by radiators or any other heat source Important Avoid covering the charger in any way...

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