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Recommended Cable Length, Cable Size and Required Fuse Size: 

Wire Length 

Wire Size (AWG/mm

2

)  -  Fuse Size (A) 

AC12100 

AC2450 

5

’ (1.5 m) 

#2 / 12mm

2

  

125A 

#6 / 16mm

2

  

80A 

7.5

’ (2.2m) 

#1/0 / 16mm

2

 

#4 / 25mm

2

  

10

’ (3m)  

#2/0 / 35mm

2

  

#1 / 50mm

2

  

  Remove the DC compartment cover by removing the two screws located on the top surface of the 

unit near the AC wiring compartment. 

  Keep the connection between the battery and the charger as short as possible. 

  Connect one end of the positive wire (red wire) to the Battery Bank 1 of charger positive terminal 

with  torque  4.0~5.0  N-m  (35~45  lb-in)  and  the  other  end  to  the  over-current  protection  device, 
then the DC disconnect device. Do not over tighten as this may result in damage to the charger. 

  Connect another wire from the DC disconnect device to the battery bank. 

  For  systems  with  multi-battery  banks:  Follow  the  same  instruction  as  on  Battery  Bank  1  and 

connect to Battery Bank 2 and 3 accordingly.  

  Prepare  the  negative  wire  (black  wire)  and  connect  to  the  negative  terminal  of  the  charger. 

Connect the other end of the negative wire to all the negative terminals of the battery bank(s). 

  Place the DC Compartment cover back to the original position and secure the cover using the two 

screws provided. 

AC Input Wiring for 120V AC Input System with Hardwire Input: 

WARNING:

 The AC wiring must be of appropriate size, and it must be protected by an appropriate 

branch breaker (not provided)  connected between the AC source and the charger. A three color 
coded #12 AWG wire (L, N, and GND) with a rated minimum of 75°C wire and a minimum 12 inches 
in length must be used. 

Before connecting AC wiring, make sure the AC source is OFF.  

  Remove  AC  compartment  cover  by  unscrewing  the  two  screws  located  at  the  top  of  the  AC 

compartment cover. 

  Remove the top section of the AC Input wire strain relief located at the bottom of the base panel 

inside the AC wiring compartment by unscrewing the two strain relief mounting screws. 

  Use  the  provided  butt-splices  to  extend  the  AC  Input  wires  (L,  N  &  GND)  to  the  customer-

provided chosen AC wire.  

  Feed the extended AC Input wire through the strain relief located at the bottom of the unit

’s base 

panel. 

  Place the top section of the strain relief back to the original position and secure the AC extended 

wire by using the strain relief and tightening its two provided screws. 

  Connect the other end of the extended AC wire to the chosen AC branch breaker and, in turn, to 

the AC power source. Please verify all the connections from the charger

’s AC Live-wire (black 

color) to the extended AC black one, the charger

’s AC Neutral wire (white color) to the extended 

AC white one, and the charger

’s AC green wire to the extended AC green one.  

Optional Battery Temperature Sensor (BTS) Connection: 

The Battery Temperature Sensor (BTS-10K) optional accessory is a cable assembly come with 
RJ12 plug on one end and a ring terminal (lug) on the other end. 

For single charger operation

:  

  To  install  the  temperature  sensor  (BTS-10K),  simply  connect  the  RJ12  plug  from  the  Battery 

Temperature Sensor (BTS) to the BTS Port on the charger. 

  Connect the ring terminal (lug) from the BTS to the negative terminal of Battery Bank 1.   

For parallel charger operation

:  

CAUTION:

 

Use same model only, cannot be done with non-identical KISAE charger models)   

  Two temperature sensors (BTS-10K) are required. 

  Use  the  same  procedure  as  above  to  install  the  first  battery  temperature  sensor  to  the  first 

charger.  

  Connect  the  RJ12  plug  from  the  second  temperature  sensor  to  the  BTS  port  on  the  second 

charger. 

  Connect the ring terminal (lug) to the same negative terminal of Battery Bank 1. 

Summary of Contents for Abso Charger 12V 100A

Page 1: ...Abso Charger 12V 100A AC12100 24V 50A AC2450 Owner s Manual...

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Page 3: ...Abso Charger Misuse may result in damage to the unit and or cause harm or serious injury Product Numbers AC12100 Abso Charger 12V 100A AC2450 Abso Charger 24V 50A Document Part Number MU AC12100 Rev...

Page 4: ...STALLING THE CHARGER 10 5 UNIT OPERATION 13 6 SPECIFICATIONS 19 7 WARRANTY 20 Appendix A1 GEL Flooded AGM Setting CH1 CH2 CH3 Appendix A2 1 Lithium Setting CH1 Appendix A2 2 Lithium Setting CH2 3 Appe...

Page 5: ...an explosion WARNING Explosion hazard Do not use the unit in the vicinity of flammable fumes or gasses such as propane tanks or large engines Avoid covering the ventilation openings Always operate th...

Page 6: ...ere is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning...

Page 7: ...lgorithm During normal operation the charger will do a full charge cycle to float stage on Battery Bank 1 Once the float stage is reached the charger starts charging Battery Banks 2 and 3 together wit...

Page 8: ...Battery Bank 3 Chassis Ground The unit chassis has to be grounded properly to the common ground point on the system Digital Remote optional The Display Remote Part Number ACRM1202 sold separately is...

Page 9: ...e battery voltage reaches approximately 13 5V This timer is set to avoid battery overcharging The charger will override the Absorption to Float stage condition and goes to Float stage when it times ou...

Page 10: ...he mounting template on the right to mark the positions of the mounting screws Drill the 4 mounting holes and place the Charger in position and fasten the unit to the mounting surface See mounting loc...

Page 11: ...screws located at the top of the AC compartment cover Remove the top section of the AC Input wire strain relief located at the bottom of the base panel inside the AC wiring compartment by unscrewing t...

Page 12: ...s Remote Port to the COM_2 port on the Remote Display Panel The Remote Display Panel is now ready to use Both charger displays will show CON indicating the chargers are connected in parallel And all...

Page 13: ...display will then show the next menu to continue with other setting parameters NEXT Press the hold the key for longer than 5 seconds to RESET the charger Display will show RST and it will force the ch...

Page 14: ...27 V 0 54V AGM 0 21 V 0 42V For use when Battery Temperature Sensor is in use No setting on the unit is required and the unit will automatically sense the Battery Temperature Sensor when it is connec...

Page 15: ...rent L current in A Charging stages CH1 only Mode 2 Bulk and Absorption stage only Mode 3 Bulk Absorption and Float stage Battery temperature CH1 only Low Lo Normal nor High hi For Lithium battery typ...

Page 16: ...ed channel first and follows with 1 hour of 15 5V equalization process Consult or follow the instruction as provided by the battery manufacturer on how to check the battery electrolyte level and or re...

Page 17: ...g code will display The charger will recover automatically back to the maximum charging current when the environmental temperature drops to below 45 C Over Temperature Shutdown When the charger senses...

Page 18: ...alled The unit will shut down The unit will automatically recover when the battery temperature has reduced to 60 C 140 F For Lithium battery type setting High battery temperature 60 C 140 F is sensed...

Page 19: ...ith back lighting Charging status Battery Voltage Warning and Fault Code A01 E01 09 AC Input and DC Output Connection AC Input Connection Hardwire or AC with EU UK AZ plug DC Output Connection POS Hea...

Page 20: ...ive if products are deemed non working or malfunctioning the product may be returned to the purchasing store within 30 days of original purchase Any defective unit that is returned to the manufacturer...

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