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Step 1: Condition check
The charger checks the battery condition and calcu-
lates the required
charging parameters�
Step 2: Desulphation (rescue)
•
The charger can rescue most drained batteries
with voltages up to a minimum of 1�5
±
0�5 V�
•
The safety switch does not allow the charger to
start charging if the voltage is below 1�5
±
0�5 V�
•
at a voltage range of 1�5
±
0�5 V to 10�5
±
0�5 V
the charger will initiate pulse charging�
•
If the voltage rises above 10�5
±
0�5 V, the charger
will switch to the previously selected regular
charging mode, which will charge faster and more
safely�
Step 3: Precharging
The battery is gently charged with a low charging
current to return the battery to a chargeable state�
Step 4: Soft start
The battery is gently charged with a low charging
current�
Step 5: Base charge with a constant current
The battery is quickly and safely charged with a
consistent current�
Step 6: Base charge with a constant voltage
The battery is charged at a constant charge end
voltage until it is fully charged�
Step 7: Analysis
once the battery is fully charged, the charging
process will stop�
Step 8: Equalisation charge
If the battery is fully charged and drops to 12�8V
within 2 minutes, another charging process will
begin automatically�
Step 9: Maintenance charging
The charger monitors the battery capacity� once
the battery falls below 12�8 V, the charger will emit a
charging pulse� This maintains the battery’s highest
possible charging level�
cHarGInG TIMe
a battery’s charging time greatly depends on its
charge condition, capacity and temperature�
Charging time in hours (approx.)
Output
12 V / 24 V
12 V
24 V
5 A
20 A
60 A
30 A
10 Ah
2
0�5
-
-
25 Ah
6
1�5
-
1
50 Ah
12
3
1
2
100 Ah
25
6
2
4
150 Ah
37
9
3
6
200 Ah
-
12
4
8
300 Ah
-
19
6
12
400 Ah
-
25
8
16
600 Ah
-
37
12
25
cHarGInG PHases
The concept of the charging process is explained
based on a 12 V battery�
Diagnosis
Diagnostic function which automatically checks the
battery status and recognises the voltage�
Voltage
Function
0 V bis 1�5 V
“error” leD (21) lit� battery defective�
1�5 V bis 12 V
charging starts�
12 V bis 13 V
Maintenance charging starts�
14�6 V
battery fully charged� “full” leD
(19) lit�
>15 V
“error” leD (21) lit�
battery size
charging current
(max�)
8
2
V
A
3
4
5
6
7
9
1