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Unit Settings:
How to Set the Type (Design, Technology) of Main Battery "I":
Eight (8) charging programs
for the different battery types are stored in the unit.
They can be selected by means of the
3 micro slide switches
at the unit front. See connection
plan:
The
control levers
of the slide switches are shown in
white
.
If not being specified divergently by the battery manufacturer, the suitable charging program for the
supply battery Board
I
can be determined by means of the following description and the technical data
(voltage rates U1 and U2).
The possible parallel/floating operation with consumer loads 12 V being connected to the
battery is also automatically considered by all charging programs.
TS
= Temperature Sensor 825 (effect with/without connection of the temperature sensor)
Charging Programs
1) – 4)
for
Lead
Batteries (Acid, Gel, AGM):
Four (4) charging programs, charging voltage rates and temperature equalization for batteries in lead
technology:
U1=14.40 V
U2=13.50 V
U3=13.20 V
2-5 h
24 h Continuous
Regeneration: 2 x week 1 h
Universal charging program for
acid-lead-acid batteries acc. to DIN 57 510/
VDE 0510 for charging and trickle charging of
supply (board) batteries.
Ensures short charging
times, high charging factor and acid mixing for open
standard batteries and closed, SLA, low-
maintenance, maintenance-free "non-solid
electrolyte", "lead-acid", drive, lighting, solar and heavy-duty batteries. Also suitable for recently developed batteries (low-
antimonous, with silver-alloy, calcium or similar) and batteries with low (L) and very low (VL) water consumption.
Adapted to closed, gas-tight
AGM
(absorbed glass mat) / lead-fleece batteries
VRLA
with indication of the charging voltage
"
14.4 V
".
U1=14.20 V
U2=13.40 V
U3=13.10 V
2.5-6 h
24 h Continuous
Regeneration: 2 x week 1 h
Characteristic line similar to dynamo/generator for
(mobile) application
(acid accumulation) with
particularly low maintenance (battery gassing).
Charging and trickle charging of
starter batteries in
intervention vehicles,
in conformity with the
Standard Committee Fire Protection (
FNFW
).
Permanent readiness for use, even with additionally
connected consumers. For conventional, standard starter batteries, starter batteries being "absolutely maintenance-free",
"maintenance-free according to EN", "maintenance-free according to DIN", "maintenance-free", "low-maintenance".
