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Installation of the Unit: 

The charging converter can be installed at any location, which is clean and which is protected from humidity and dust. 

Choose an installation location ensuring that the length of the connection cable between starter battery (IN) and 

board battery (OUT) is as short as possible. By this, unnecessary losses over the cables are avoided. 
Despite the charging converter’s high efficiency, heat is produced, which is brought out of the casing by means of the 

built-in fans.  
Ensure sufficient 

ventilation

 in the

 

environment of the unit,

 

so that the heat can be removed. Protect the unit from 

aggressive battery gas.  
The unit can be installed in any position. However, the 

vent holes

 of the casing (front panel and rear panel) should 

never be covered to ensure the full charging capacity (

minimum distance:

 

10 cm

). 

Ensure a solid and vibration reducing installation using 

rubber bushings

 on an even and hard mounting surface. 

 

Connection and Settings: 

 

Choose the suitable 

connection plan 

according to your application. 

Observe

 the indications, fuses, 

po/-! 

 

Table Page 5

Observe

 the "Recommended 

Cable Cross-Sections

 and Lengths of the 

Power 

Connection 

Cable"! 

 

First connect the charging converter, after that the batteries. 

Output Side: 

1.

 

Connect the 

board/supply battery 

to the large terminals "Battery I

 OUT

"-" 

and "

+

" observing 

the 

correct polarity

. Recommended in case of a cable length exceeding 2 m: 

 

Lead a voltage sensor line with fuse 

directly

 from the positive pole of the board battery to the terminal 

"+ Sense Out“.

 Recommended in case of a cable length of less than 2 m: The terminal "+ Sense Out" 

can be left free. 

2.

 

For battery temperature control,

 

connect the terminals 

"TT Temp. Sensor" 

to the delivered 

temperature sensor ("Temperature Sensor", page7). 

Input Side: 

3.

 

Connect the vehicle's 

starter

 battery to the large terminals "Battery 

II IN"

  

"-"

 and 

"+"

 

observing the 

correct polarity!  Reverse b/- at the IN (Start) side will result in serious damage of the unit!

 

4.

 

Terminal

"Sense In+"

:  Lead a voltage sensor line with fuse 

directly

 from the positive pole of the 

starter

 

battery to the terminal 

"+ Sense IN"

. Without connection, the unit does not work! 

 

For further details (such as operation without separate sensor line) please refer to 

table 2

, page 

10.

 

5.

 

Terminal 

"Kl.15/D+"

, control input for activation of the unit: 

 

Connection preferably to the signal D+ "Generator active" of the vehicle. 

 

If this signal does not exist, the signal "Ignition ON" (vehicle terminal 15) can be used for automatic 

unit control. 

6.

 

Terminal 

"EBL Start In":

 Refer to connection plan "EBL" and "EVS", otherwise leave it free. 

Settings for Start-up: 

7.

 

Output Side of the Charging Converter: 

 

Set the battery type, manufacturer of the LiFePO4 board battery "I" to be charged using the switches 

"Battery Type". Refer to 

table 1

, page 

8

8.

 

Input Side of the Charging Converter: 

 

Set the installation operating mode IN at the starter battery "II" to be supplied by means of the 

switches "Input Type", refer to 

table 2

, page 

10

9.

 

Start-up and function test, see page 

11

. Further details, see page 

12

 
 

 

Further actions at the unit are not required during normal automatic mode. 

 

Summary of Contents for VCC 1212-25 Li

Page 1: ...ery EURO Standard 6 6 plus vehicles information see page 10 table 2 switch position D Battery Port and Charging Programs Charging Port OUT Board battery supply battery depending on battery type and battery manufacturer 4 charging programs selectable adapted to Lithium LiFePO4 batteries see table 1 page 8 Further Characteristics of the Unit The charging voltage is free from peaks and is controlled ...

Page 2: ... lay 12 V 24V cables and 230 V mains supply cables into the same cable conduit empty conduit Check live cables or leads periodically for insulation faults points of break or loosened connections Occurring defects must be remedied immediately The unit is to be disconnected from any connection prior to execution of electrically welding or work on the electric system If the non commercial end user is...

Page 3: ...ctly from the positive pole of the board battery to the terminal Sense Out Recommended in case of a cable length of less than 2 m The terminal Sense Out can be left free 2 For battery temperature control connect the terminals TT Temp Sensor to the delivered temperature sensor Temperature Sensor page7 Input Side 3 Connect the vehicle s starter battery to the large terminals Battery II IN and observ...

Page 4: ...ill result in serious damage of the unit Input and output side of the charging converter are separated by galvanic isolation i e there is no conductive connection between the input II START side and the output I side BOARD Thus the two battery circuits are completely independent of each other and a mutual influence or disturbance is avoided Therefore the minus terminals I and II must imperatively ...

Page 5: ...3 0 6 5 m 30 bis 5 0 m 80 1 5 3 5 m 50 16 mm 2 bis 8 0 m 80 3 0 5 0 m 50 VCC 2412 25 Li VCC 2412 45 Li cross section Pole cable length IN II Motor Batt Fuse A cable length OUT I Main Batt Fuse A cable length IN II Motor Batt Sich A cable length OUT I Main Batt Fuse A 4 mm 0 5 2 0 m 30 6 mm 2 bis 11 0 m 30 1 5 3 5 m 30 0 5 2 0 m 50 10 mm 2 bis 18 0 m 30 3 0 6 5 m 30 bis 10 0 m 40 1 5 3 5 m 50 16 mm...

Page 6: ...e sensor had been connected The temperature sensor must be screwed down to the negative pole of the battery If possible the unit should always be installed as close as possible to the board battery I Observe the cable cross sections and lengths according to the table on page 5 Possibly existing cables which do not have the required cross sections must be adapted to the minimum requirements in any ...

Page 7: ...charging will be resumed as soon as the battery temperatures are normal After more than 10 hours overtemperature of 50 C a forced disconnection of the unit will be effected for reasons of safety Below 0 C the charging current will be reduced more strongly for battery protection and longer charging times can be expected The unit recognizes automatically a missing sensor cable break or short circuit...

Page 8: ...HC with BMS Operation only with own BMS Observe the battery capacity and the safety circuit U1 Main Full Charging 14 40 V 0 3 1 h U2 Full Trickle Storage Charging 13 80 V Continuous 3 LiFePO4 Charging program IU1oU2oU3 for make Victron LFP BMS 12 8 as well as make TransWatt TH 12 xxx Operation only with own BMS Observe the battery capacity and the safety circuit U1 Main Full Charging 14 20 V 0 5 h...

Page 9: ...LION RB100SC or LiFePO4 batteries with high charging voltage Imperatively observe the charging regulations and capacity rates of the manufacturer Switch Position Charging program 2 LiFePO4 IU1oU2 Adapted to Super B SB12VxxE GNB Exide SL12 xxxHC with BMS of the indicated capacity rates Switch Position Charging Program 3 LiFePO4 IU1oU2oU3 Adapted to Victron LFP BMS 12 8 TransWatt TH 12 xxx of the in...

Page 10: ...ly laid line Sense In is not required A wire jumper must be laid from IN to Sense In Note A continuous signal at Kl 15 D without running motor might discharge the starter battery Increase of the charging capacity 13 40 V 26 8 V Reduction of the charging capacity 12 80 V 25 6 V Switching off threshold charging converter 12 20 V 24 4 V 30 sec D Vehicles according to EURO Standard 6 6 and for paralle...

Page 11: ...rging capacity If the voltage drops below the Switching off threshold charging converter for 30 sec the charging converter will be switched off automatically As soon as the voltage exceeds the threshold increase of the charging capacity the converter will be switched on and the capacity will be increased gradually until the required maximum charging capacity is reached A reduction of the charging ...

Page 12: ...ard battery I OUT Charging converters protect themselves against connection of excessive battery voltage rates or they are switched off in case of defective additional charging systems solar systems generators etc switching threshold 15 5 V 31 0 V delay 20 s Reset by battery 12 75 V 25 5 V or by disconnection of the control signal D or Kl 15 Input overvoltage protection at the starter battery II I...

Page 13: ...g phase U1 4 During the phase U1 full charging cell equalization charging LED Main Charging is lighting the battery voltage will be kept constant on a high level The green LED Battery Full is flashing at first short flashing with rising charge increasingly longer flashing and gentle charging of the additional high battery capacity The charging converter controls the charging time as well as the ch...

Page 14: ...he voltage for the starter battery will not be displayed if the charging converter had been switched off In this case the terminal EBL START In is to be connected to the voltage of the starter battery If possible the unit should always be installed as close as possible to the board battery I Observe the cable cross sections lengths and fuses according to the table on page 5 Possibly existing cable...

Page 15: ...nnections Sense In and EBL Start In must be bridged to ensure that the starter battery will also be charged during mains charging mode Determined by the system the voltage of the starter battery will not be displayed correctly at the EVS during driving If possible the unit should always be installed as close as possible to the board battery I Observe the cable cross sections lengths and fuses acco...

Page 16: ...3 fold 3 fold Safety Protect ag Reverse Batt Short circuit Back Discharge Yes Yes Yes Yes Safety Timer per Charging Phase I U1 U2 Yes Yes Yes Yes EBL START In EVS Measuring Input Charging Port Yes Yes Charging Trickle Charging for Starter Battery 12 V 0 3 A 0 3 A Overcharge Protection Yes Yes Safety Protect ag Reverse Batt Short circuit Back Discharge Yes Yes Fitting Position of Unit any any any a...

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