Installation instructions for solar charge regulator LRM 1218
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Date: 22.07.2015
822.0213 MA / EN
Establish the connection on the front of the solar charge regulator in the
following order:
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1. Connect the electroblock with cable X (connection cable EBL ...
(charge currents for batteries), Fig. 2, Pos. 2).
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2. Connect the electroblock with cable Y (
SDT
BUS, Fig. 2, Pos. 4).
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3. Fit the right flat vehicle fuse (15A or 20 A; Fig. 1, Pos. 1 or 2) into the
”Solar” fuse on the EBL ...
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4.
Finally,
connect solar modules to the solar charge regulator. Use wire
end sleeves for this.
Y
The correct fuse rating is printed on the front plate of the EBL... electro-
block. See also the block diagram in the operating instructions for the
electroblock.
Y
Steps 5. ... 9.
ONLY
when a TF 50 A temperature sensor is fitted (optio-
nal):
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5 Clamp the TF 50 A battery sensor to one of the terminals (preferable
the negative terminal) of the leisure area battery (note: this is NOT an
electrical connection -- only the temperature of the battery terminal is
read with this mechanical connection; this is virtually identical to the
internal temperature of the battery).
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6. Guide the cable through the vehicle to the LRM 1218 solar charge
regulator.
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7. Plug the TF 50 A battery sensor connector into the LRM 1218 solar
charge regulator.
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8. Secure the battery sensor cable at a suitable place (particularly near
the connector on the LRM 1218 to prevent the 2-pin connector from
coming loose).
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9. Unplug the ”Solar modules” and ”Leisure area and starter batteries”
connectors from the LRM 1218 and plug them back in again after 30
seconds. This ”registers” the sensor.
Disconnect in the reverse order.
5.5 TF 50 A battery temperature sensor (optional)
The optional TF 50 A battery temperature sensor is used to implement bat-
tery temperature--controlled charging. The LRM 1218 solar regulator must
be fully isolated from the power for the sensor to be detected (unplug the
connectors for solar modules and batteries, and plug them in again after 30
seconds).
A battery temperature sensor can also be ”deregistered” by first unplugging
the connectors for solar modules and batteries on the LRM 1218, and then
disconnecting the temperature sensor.
Once the connectors for solar modules and batteries are plugged in again,
the sensor is ”deregistered” and no faults are displayed (bus system).
6 Block diagram/wiring diagram
Y
The block diagram and connection diagram are appended to the instruc-
tion manual of the solar charge regulator.
Connection sequence
Disconnection