The first connection to be made is the battery negative connection; one of the black wires
(either will do) emerging from the DC charger should be connected directly to the negative
terminal of the battery to be charged.
The second connection is the other black wire; which should be connected to the input
supply negative. Note that both input & output negatives are connected together inside the
unit.
The third connection is the yellow wire, which connects directly to the positive terminal of the
battery to be charged. A small spark may be seen as this connection is made, which is
normal and may be ignored.
The fourth connection is the red wire, which connects directly to the positive terminal of the
charging power supply. A small spark may be seen as this connection is made, which is
normal and may be ignored.
The remote battery sensor (if used) should be attached to the battery to be charged & then
plugged into the line charger (see separate information supplied with sensor).
Typical application circuit:
(24 volt source, 24 volt auxiliary battery)
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