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Technical Specification
Cordless drill screwdriver:
Model
ASV 12 EA
ASV 14 EA
Voltage.
.
1.V.
.
14,4.V
Idle.speed:.
1st.range.
0–400.min
–1
.
0–450.min
–1
.
.
nd.range.
0–150.min
–1
.
0–1500.min
–1
Maximum.torque:.
soft.material.(wood).
8.Nm. .
0.Nm
.
.
hard.material.(metal).
.Nm. .
5.Nm
Chuck.–.scope.of.clamping. .
1–10.mm.
1–10.mm
Wood.screws.
.
max.ø.6.mm.
max.ø.6.mm
Drilling:.
into.metal.
max.ø.10.mm.
max.ø.10.mm
.
.
into.wood.
max.ø.5.mm.
max.ø.8.mm
Threaded.spindle.for.chuck. .
½“x0.UNF.
½“x0.UNF
Weight.w/o.accumulators.
.
1.05.kg. .
1.1.kg
Charger:
Model
AN–UNI
Input.voltage.
.
0–40.V~
Frequency.
.
50.Hz
Power.input.
.
60.W
Output.voltage.
.
16.4.V
Charging.current.Li–Ion/NiCd..
4.A./..A
Charge.time.
.
ca.5–55.min*
Weight.
.
0.66.kg
Class.of.protection.
.
II./
Accumulator:
Model
AP 12 CE
AP 14 CE
AP 14 LC
AP 14 LM
Voltage.
1.V..
14,4.V.
14,4.V.
14,4.V
Cell.type.
NiCd.
NiCd.
Li–Ion.
Li–Ion
Capacity.
1.5.Ah.
1.5.Ah.
1..Ah.
.6.Ah
Temperature.of.charging.
4.5–40.5°C.
4.5–40.5°C.
4.5–40.5°C.
4.5–40.5°C
Charge.time.(with.AN–UNI).
ca.55.min.
ca.55.min.
ca.5.min.
ca.50.min
Monitor..of.the.temp.of.charging.
thermistor.
thermistor..
thermistor.
thermistor
Weight.
0.7.kg.
0.8.kg.
0.6.kg.
0.6.kg
* Depending on model and capacity of the accumulator to be charged!
Description:
1 ...........Accumulator
2 ...........Accumulator clamp
3 ...........Switching–in push button with speed control
4 ...........Reversing switch
5 ...........Speed changing switch
6 ...........Adjusting ring for torque setting
7 ...........Chuck clamp sleeve
8 ...........Charger LED diodes
9 ...........Charger
Information about noise level and vibrations
Weighed sound pressure level LPA is less than 75 dB(A).
Weighed level of arm affecting vibrations is less than 2.5 m/s
2
.
Scope of use
The cordless drill screwdrivers are specified for drilling into metals,
woods and plastics and for screwing.
Charging battery pack instructions
1. Make sure power circuit voltage is the same as that shown on
the charger specification plate. Connect charger (9) to power
source. Red light should light up. This indicates the charger is
ready to begin charging.
2. Position the accumulator/battery pack (1) into the charger
as far as the stop, see the Fig. Orange light should light up or
blink. That indicates a NiCd/NiMH battery pack or a Li–Ion bat-
tery pack is inserted.
3. The red light will go out and the green light begins to blink
continuously, indicating that the battery pack is receiving a
“Fast Charge”.
4. After approximately 25–55 minutes (depending on battery
pack type) the battery pack is fully charged. The green light
will become steady.
5. Disconnect the battery pack and the charger in turn (unless
you would like to charge another battery pack, or to leave the
battery pack on Trickle-Charge mode until you are ready to use
it.)
Note:
• The steady green light indicates that the battery pack is fully
charged or in slow charging mode to maintain battery pack
charge level.
• Depending on room temperature, line voltage, and existing
charge level, initial battery charging may take longer than
25–55 minutes (depending on battery pack type).
• After normal use, the battery pack will require 25–55 minutes
(depending on battery pack type) of charging before it will be
fully charged. A completely discharged battery will require
more than 25–55 minutes (depending on battery pack type)
in order to be fully charged.
• Disconnect charger from power source when not in use.
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