
Boxfish ROV Owner’s Manual
V1.3. All rights reserved. Information and specifications may change at any time without notice.
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Prepare batteries for shipping
Note
: discharging a full battery module will take some time, so plan ahead if you
have to travel. It may be better to run the ROV until the batteries are closer to
20-30% (between 14.8 and 14.9V).
Failure to charge/discharge the battery to a safe voltage of 14.8V and 14.9V
will reduce battery life and could violate safe shipping requirements.
Allow at least a day to discharge the ROV battery for shipping, although if
the battery is already low it will take less time to discharge.
Before shipping, refer to the latest IATA requirements as these change from
time to time. Contact us at Boxfish if you need assistance:
(
https://www.iata.org/en/programs/cargo/dgr/lithium-batteries/
).
ROV and accessories should be clean and dry and be packed with original
protective inserts and protective packing where needed to keep equipment
from being damaged during shipping.
Release any vacuum in the ROV before packing and shipping. The ROV
should not be shipped with vacuum applied as this could violate safe
shipping requirements.
Procedure for preparing ROV batteries for shipping
Follow steps 1-8 from
Section 15.2: Battery charging procedure
, except you
don’t need to connect the cell balancing cable to the ROV.
Configure settings on charger: Set Cell Voltage to 3.72V (so that the total
voltage for 4 cells is around 14.9V) and set the
Task
to
Storage
.
i.
From the Main Menu, select Task,
then select ‘Storage’.
ii.
Select ‘Cells Voltage’ from Main
Menu. Scroll through available
voltages and select 3.72V.