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SENS EnerGenius Technical Manual 

Service hotline: 1.800.742.2326 
                           1.303.678.7500  

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E. Set the Display Selector jumper to one of the 3 available positions on JP800 (see photograph previous 

page): 

VOLTS – Place the short jumper in the “upper” position next to the word “VOLTS”. The 3-digit LED 
meter display will show DC Volts only 

AUTO – Place the short jumper in the center position next to the word “AUTO”. The 3-digit LED meter 
display will automatically and continuously alternate between DC Amps and DC Volts. The display 
shows DC Amps for approximately 6 seconds and DC Volts for approximately 3 seconds. 

AMPS – Place the short jumper in the “lower” position next to the word “AMPS”. The 3-digit LED 
meter display will show DC Amps only. 

WARNING: 
USE THE JUMP FEATURE ONLY WITH LIQUID 
ELECTROLYTE NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES, OR WITH 
RECENTLY FILLED NEW LEAD ACID BATTERIES 
SUPPLIED FROM THE MANUFACTURER DRY AND 
DISCHARGED. FOR EXCESSIVELY DISCHARGED LEAD 
ACID BATTERIES THAT HAVE ALREADY BEEN IN 
SERVICE, CONSULT THE BATTERY MANUFACTURER  TO 
DETERMINE IF AND HOW THEY CAN BE SAFELY 
RESTORED TO SERVICE. 

WARNING:                                                                                        
NEVER LEAVE A JUMPER IN THE JUMP POSITION 
DURING NORMAL OPERATION. THIS DISABLES THE 
BATTERY VOLTAGE INTERLOCK, WHICH INCREASES 
THE RISK OF ACCIDENTALLY OVERCHARGING 12V 
BATTERIES WITH THE 24V SETTINGS.  

F.

Replace the cover by sliding it straight onto the charger. Ensure the cover’s locating tabs engage the slots 
in the chassis. Secure the cover with its four mounting screws 

G. The JUMP position allows initial charging of Nickel Cadmium batteries, or new lead acid batteries 

supplied from the manufacturer dry and discharged, from a zero charge state. To use this feature, 

temporarily

 move JP1C from the BOOST setting to the JUMP position. Operate the charger for a short 

time, just long enough to retain more than 1.5V for Pb and 1.0V for NiCd per cell. Then disconnect AC 
power, remove the cover, and place JP1C back to desired boost setting. Replace the cover as described 
above. 

WARNING:                                                                                        
USE ONE JUMPER ONLY ON THE DISPLAY SELECTOR 
JP800.  USE ONLY THE “SHORT” JUMPER PROVIDED 
FOR JP800, TO AVOID INTERFERENCE WHEN 
REPLACING THE COVER. 
(“TALL” JUMPERS ARE TO BE USED ONLY ON JP1.).  

Summary of Contents for EnerGenius NRG22-10

Page 1: ...y Charger SENS Part Number Document Revision DCN Number Date 101295 L 105749 July 28 2009 Installation or service questions Call SENS at 1 800 742 2326 303 678 7500 between 8 a m and 5 p m Mountain Ti...

Page 2: ...gs on these products and on the engine A Someone should be within range of your voice or close enough to come to your aid when you work near a storage battery B Have plenty of fresh water and soap nea...

Page 3: ...ber Breakout NRG 22 10 Model Output Output Input Voltage Alarm System Agency Category Voltage Current Frequency Code 12 12 volts 10 10 Amps H 120 208 240V C 5 Alarms L UL S Standard 24 24 volts 50 60...

Page 4: ...WITH LOCAL ELECTRICAL CODES AND OTHER APPLICABLE INSTALLATION CODES B INSTALLATION MUST BE MADE ACCORDING TO THE INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND ALL APPLICABLE SAFETY REGULATIONS WARNING ONLY TRAINED A...

Page 5: ...ected for service remove the output wiring in the reverse of the order given above D Be sure battery terminals are clean and properly tightened Be careful to keep corrosion from coming in contact with...

Page 6: ...or battery owner s manual and make sure that the 12V 24V select jumper is set to the correct voltage 2 CHARGER LOCATION Do not set a battery or any other object on top of the charger This will obstru...

Page 7: ...erconnects The above lengths are for operation at 25C For high temperature installations 40C reduce lengths by 10 In the case of high resistance in the cables to the battery the charger may cycle betw...

Page 8: ...rger by the chassis only Remove the cover only when access is essential for installation and service and replace it promptly when finished B If possible wear an approved static protection strap If one...

Page 9: ...nch pounds 10 WIRING A All wiring must comply with applicable codes and local ordinances See Section 5 for recommended gauges B The charger contains a DC output fuse for internal fault protection but...

Page 10: ...KDOWN FIGURE 2A FIGURE 2B E Connect the AC line and neutral conductors at TB1 If there is an identified grounded circuit con ductor neutral attach it to the terminal marked N TB1 will accept 14 6 AWG...

Page 11: ...K with no AC input TB5 6 FAIL Defaults to Fail with no AC input TB5 9 FAIL Defaults to OK with no AC input TB5 12 FAIL Defaults to OK with no battery TB5 15 FAIL Defaults to fail with no battery RELAY...

Page 12: ...e 230V position for nominal mains voltages between 208V and 240V B Set the battery range jumper JP1A according to nominal battery voltage Use the 12V position for 12V batteries Use the 24V position fo...

Page 13: ...SERVICE CONSULT THE BATTERY MANUFACTURER TO DETERMINE IF AND HOW THEY CAN BE SAFELY RESTORED TO SERVICE WARNING NEVER LEAVE A JUMPER IN THE JUMP POSITION DURING NORMAL OPERATION THIS DISABLES THE BATT...

Page 14: ...onnect AC power then correct the jumper setting or battery voltage before proceeding E After a short delay typically 10 seconds or less the charger will produce output F If the meter display jumper is...

Page 15: ...a ture increases The output voltage is clamped at 0 and 40 Degrees C to protect against extremely high or low output voltage See chart below Fault Tolerant The charger is protected from the following...

Page 16: ...short circuit is removed In addition to detecting low battery voltage and short circuits the battery charger also monitors the peak voltage at its DC output terminals and will enter lockout if the DC...

Page 17: ...On if Temperature Com pensation Working Off if Temperature Compen sation Option not used Confirm if temperature compensation is in tended to be used Only one sensor Local or re mote should be connect...

Page 18: ...anch circuit breaker and any other disconnect devices 2 The meter display should light immediately after power on The green AC ON LED should be lighted If a temperature sensor is present either intern...

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