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SUMMARY OF OPERATION:
Step 1
Step 2
Step 3
Step 4
Step 5
Pulse charging
Soft
start
Auto-Select Current & Bulk
Charging
Absorption
Float charging
12V
STD
mode
Connect the charger to the
battery, the charger will detect
the
battery’s
voltage
automatically.
(1)
If a voltage of more than 7.5
V is detected, the charger
recognizes battery as 12V
(2)
If a voltage of 7.5V-10.5V is
found, maintenance charge is
activated ( 0.8A pulse charging
until voltage exceeds 10.5V)
(3)
If the voltage doesn’t reach
10.5V within 30minutes, a
battery fault is indicated.
1A
charging
until the
voltage
reaches
12.8V
Every 15-20min the
charger will check the
battery voltage. If the
voltage has increased by
0.2V or more the charging
current will remain the
same.
If the voltage has not
increased by 0.2V the
charger will increase the
charging current by 1
Amp. to 2A. The cycle will
be repeated every 15-
20min. and the charging
current can be increased
to 3A or 4A. This charging
cycle will continue until the
battery voltage reaches
the maximum value.
Maximum
voltage
14.4V
14.4V
constant
voltage
Charging current
steps down by 1A at
a time until 1Amp is
reached
Charger will detect
the battery’s voltage
again
(1)
If the voltage falls
below 12V. Battery
fault is shown.
(2)
If voltage is 12-
13.2V, charger will
switch to
maintenance
charging
(3)
If the voltage is
more than 13.2V
charger will wait for
the voltage to fall
before starting a
maintenance charge.
12V
AGM
mode
Maximum
voltage
14.8V
14.8V
constant
voltage Charging
current steps down
by 1A at a time until
1Amp is reached
12V
Winter
mode
Maximum
voltage
14.8V
14.8V
constant
voltage Charging
current is falling until
1A
6V
STD
mode
Connect the charger to the
battery, the charger will detect
the
battery’s
voltage
automatically;
(1)
If voltage of less than 7.5V
is
detected
the
charger
recognizes the battery as 6V
(2)
If voltage of 1.5V-5V is
found, maintenance charge is
activated ( 0.8A pulse charging
until voltage exceeds 5.25V)
(3)
if voltage doesn’t reach
10.5V within 30minutes, a
battery fault is indicated
1A
charging
until the
voltage
reaches
6.4 V
Every 15-20min the
charger will check the
battery voltage. If the
voltage has increased by
0.2V or more the charging
current will remain the
same.
If the voltage has not
increased by 0.2V the
charger will increase the
charging current by 1
Amp. to 2A. The cycle will
be repeated every 15-
20min. and the charging
current can be increased
to 3A or 4A. This charging
cycle will continue until the
battery voltage reaches
7.2V
Maximum
voltage
7.2V
7.2V
constant
voltage; Charging
current steps down
by 1A at a time until
1Amp is reached
Charger will detect
the battery’s voltage
again
(1)
If the voltage falls
below 6V. Battery
fault is shown.
(2)
If the voltage is 6-
6.6V, charger will
switch to
maintenance
charging
.
(3)
If the voltage is
more than 6.6V
charger will wait for
the voltage to fall
before starting a
maintenance charge
TROUBLESHOOTING
Display
Fault
Action
Battery polarity reversal symbol
displayed.
Battery clamps reversed
Disconnect & reconnect correctly
Clamp indication and voltage symbols
displayed
Dirty or oxidized battery terminals. Low or
unstable charging current
Clean terminals
No Display
Mains supply not connected
Check socket
Display back light on, display showing
0.0V and clamp symbol.
Battery not connected
Check clamps, replace battery
Output lead fuses should be checked and replaced as necessary (5A blade) in connection with all faults. Also check the fuse in the
mains plug, which should only be replaced with a 3A BS1362 fuse.
Persistent fuse replacement may indicate a fault with the charger or leads. Check these before each use and do not use if worn or
damaged.
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY
We declare that this product conforms to the following standards EN60335-1, EN60335-2-29, EN55014, EN61000,
and the following Directives 73/23 CEE, 93/68 CEE, 2004/108/EC, 2002/95/EC (ROHS)
Technical Manager
Maypole Ltd, August, 2015