Bosch WL 400 S, Руководство по эксплуатации, Страница: 9 / 28

9 English
6 Technical data
Dimensions L x W x H:
125 x 400 x 590 mm
Weight: 24 kg
Ambient temperature:
–10 C ... +40 C
Rated mains voltage:
230 V +6%/–10%
Rated mains frequency: 50...60 Hz
Power consumption:
approx. 2600 VA
Mains connection cable:
1.5 mm
2
/ 4,5 m
Rated battery voltage: 12/24 V
Charging current :
Normal charging
12 V 30 A
arithm.
/ 45 A
eff.
24 V 15 A
arithm.
/ 21 A
eff.
Rapid charging
12 V 60 A
arithm.
/ 85 A
eff.
24 V 30 A
arithm.
/ 42 A
eff.
The charging current can be adju-
sted steplessly.
Starting aid current for 1 V/cell:
12 V 220 A
arithm.
/ 260 A
eff.
24 V 250 A
arithm.
/ 300 A
eff.
Ammeter 0...100 A
arithm.
Charging characteristic: W0W
Charging leads:
16 mm
2
/ 2,7 m / PVC
Thermostatic switch in the power
transformer
Degree of protection (DIN 40050):
IP 21
Safety class (DIN 40530): I
RFI suppression to VDE 0875
Switch-on prevention
in the event of short-circuit or incor-
rect polarity
Minimum battery voltage:
Normal charging
5 V
For charging
exhausted batteries
0 V
Radio interference
suppression
It is herewith certified that charger
WL 400 S is provided with a radio
interference suppressor in com-
pliance with the regulations of
EN 55014.
7 Faults
Charger does not
function after switching on:
1. Switch off main switch (7).
2. Set the voltage selector
switch (6) to ”0” (OFF).
3. Check the mains connection.
4. Check the mains fuse.
5. Check polarity:
– Red clip to positive terminal
– Black clip to negative terminal
6. Check that the charging clips
are securely attached.
7. Check the rated battery voltage.
8. Check the automatic circuit–
breaker (7, 8, 9)
The battery may be exhaus-
ted if no faults are establis-
hed in the respective checks
(see ”Charging exhausted
batteries”).
The charger must be checked by the
after-sales service if it still does not
function.
8 After-sales service
Please contact an after-sales ser-
vice center for Bosch products if
spare parts or after-sales services
are required.
The list of Bosch subsidia-
ries abroad and foreign
agents is provided on the last
page of the operating instruc-
tions.