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Transportation and Commissioning

1

Transporting the charger

F

Always wear solid leather safety boots and
gloves when transporting and assembling
the charger.

Before starting the charger make sure it is
complete and in satisfactory working order. 

2

Charger Assembly

F

The battery charger must not be operated
outdoors.

M

Fire hazard Flammable materials must not
be located in the immediate vicinity of the
battery charger. This includes transport and
packaging material delivered with the unit.

- No flammable materials must be located

within 2.5 metres of the battery charger

Choose the assembly location so that:

- There is sufficient ventilation.
- The flow of cooling air through the

charger is not restricted. It must not be
installed close to radiators or similar heat
sources.

- No flammable gases or dust mixtures

can penetrate inside the charger.

- The charger is placed only on a solid and

secure surface. The surface must not
consist of flammable material.

F

It is forbidden to store food in the vicinity of
battery chargers.

Z

The VDE 0510 safety regulations must be
observed. 

Operations to be carried out before
assembly or installation of the battery
charger

Procedure

- Remove packaging material (film or

cardboard).

- If the battery charger was delivered on a

transport pallet, lift the battery charger
from the transport pallet

Z

This does not apply to pallets on which the
battery charger is permanently mounted.
These pallets have a fireproof base.

- Packaging material is to be disposed of

correctly.

Z

In addition to the restrictions listed in the
operating instructions, national require-
ments must be observed when choosing
the place of installation.

3

Starting up the charger

Charging cable connection:

The SLT 100 charger is supplied with
a charging cable.

The charging cable connections with strain
relief can be accessed when the yellow
panel is opened.

M

Use only the charging cables provided by
the manufacturer.

Mains connection:

M

All operations involving the opening of the
charger must be performed solely by
trained and authorized electricians.

F

Remove the battery and mains plugs before
opening the charger.

The mains voltage must correspond with
the mains voltage indicated on the
identification label. The identification label
is located on the rear wall of the unit.

M

Fuse protection of the mains cable to the
battery charger is the responsibility of the
customer. The fuse must have a delay-
action release characteristic. Where
automatic cut-outs are used, they must
have a D, S or K rating (for the rated current
consumption of the charger see data plate). 

To ensure adequate selectivity, the backup
fuse should at least be 10 % above the
current consumption of the charger.

The charger must be protected against
excessive contact voltage in accordance
with the regulations of the local electricity
provider.

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Large battery charger

- Primary:

F2 control fuse contactors (18)

Secondary:
F1 fuse (3)

electrolyte circulation pump/ 
Aquamatik (

o

):

F3 fuse (17)

- D400V devices without neutral

conductor:
F12 fuse (19)

M

Version and rated value of the fuses must
not be changed. Refer to label showing the
rated values.

18
F2

17
F3

19
F12

3

F1

Summary of Contents for SLT 100

Page 1: ...SLT 100 SLT 100 Operating instructions 50451882 SLT 100 G 10 04 11 15...

Page 2: ...k should therefore be assumed from the present operating instructions Safety instructions and important explanations are indicated by the following graphics F Used before safety instructions which mus...

Page 3: ...9 3 5 Fault indication safety cut out 9 3 6 Manual charging interruption 10 3 7 Boosting charge 10 3 8 Manual Compensation Charge 10 3 9 Automatic equilising charge function 10 4 Charging state indica...

Page 4: ...I2 0709 GB...

Page 5: ...or climb onto it Additional components may only be installed after a written approval by the manufacturer has been obtained User obligations User within the meaning of these operating instructions is...

Page 6: ...ing voltage 24 48 80 volt depending on type Initial charging current 20 A 160 A depending on type The battery charger is protected on the secondary side by a fuse 5 acting as a short circuit protectio...

Page 7: ...equipment may only be carried out by skilled electricians Z To attach additional external equipment contact the manufacturer s service department Charging curve pulse charging T1 Battery gassing phase...

Page 8: ...perature is in the permissible range again charging will be continued and the LED goes off Optimum battery charging requires adaptation to the mains supply The charging electronics are zero voltage pr...

Page 9: ...m the transport pallet Z This does not apply to pallets on which the battery charger is permanently mounted These pallets have a fireproof base Packaging material is to be disposed of correctly Z In a...

Page 10: ...harging batteries leads to the generation of explosive gases Sufficient ventilation must be provided during charging and at least for one hour after charging has been completed The room must be ventil...

Page 11: ...re correct operation of the battery charger and especially correct functioning of automatic charging switches and measurement instrument display At the start of charging the amperage and voltage must...

Page 12: ...Flashing pulses Meaning 2 Incorrect battery voltage 3 Safety charge exceeded Main charging time or recharging time in case of pulse charging 4 Excess temperature 5 Mains failure is only indicated when...

Page 13: ...ch and store the position of the charging program All LED displays go out When the mains supply is restored the LEDs display the previous condition The battery charge continues The stored charging ind...

Page 14: ...ces between the individual cells When the compensation charge is complete the recharging time is increased on a single occasion by 2 hours When you press the control key 3 for 10 sec prior to connecti...

Page 15: ...ce and repair of SLT 100 chargers must only be carried out by qualified personnel The manufacturer s service department has field technicians specially trained for these tasks 3 Cleaning operations F...

Page 16: ...contactors 18 Secondary F1 fuse 3 electrolyte circulation pump Aquamatik o F3 fuse 17 D400V devices without neutral conductor F12 fuse 19 M Version and rated value of the fuses must not be changed Ref...

Page 17: ...charged F It is forbidden to store food in the vicinity of battery chargers Z The VDE 0510 safety regulations must be observed 3 Electrolyte circulation EUW During charging the electrolyte circulatio...

Page 18: ...m is working correctly and the recharging time is reduced the green LED 1 is lit on the control board Z A defective hose system can be identified via the air pressure monitor Service message flashes 4...

Page 19: ...hargers 6 Maintenance of the filter The blue suction filter 5 on the bottom of the pump must be checked for soiling at regular intervals In strongly dusty areas it is to be replaced every 3 months oth...

Page 20: ...Charging time is not reduced Possible causes The hose system is defective see Air pressure monitor on page 14 Filter 5 is clogged Elimination measures Replace the hose system Replace filter 5 7 3 Malf...

Page 21: ...harges The curves for the individual charges can be viewed on a PC The necessary software is supplied on a CD with the charge information system Z For information on operating the charge information s...

Page 22: ...e data plate 1 2 4 5 9 8 3 6 7 10 11 Item Designation Item Designation 1 Series 7 No of cells type 2 Type 8 Protection class 3 Serial No 9 Output 4 Year of manufacture 10 Battery capacity 5 Fuse 11 Ma...

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