everActive CBC-40, Руководство пользователя

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21. Never use the charger with a damaged power cord. Use only properly grounded power
sockets. Risk of electric shock.
22. Danger of acid burns. Using safety goggles and protective gloves is advised. In the event of
contact with electrolyte rinse the eyes or skin immediately with copious amounts of clean
running water and consult a doctor without delay.
Specification:
Input: 220-240V AC, 50-60Hz, 7A max
Output: 12V DC, 8-40A (maximum charging voltage is 14.9V)
24V DC, 8-40A (maximum charging voltage is 29.4V)
Compatible battery types: 12V/24V - VRLA, AGM, VLA, SLA, WET, GEL, LEAD ACID
Capacity range: 30-1000 Ah for 12V/24V battery,
Operating temperature: -10..40°C
Cable length: input – 180 cm with AC plug,
output with alligator clamps – 180 cm.
Features:
- fully automatic, microprocessor controlled charging process,
- innovative highly effective, compact construction utilizing voltage inverter technology,
- ability to recharge virtually up to 100% of the battery's initial capacity,
- overheat protection,
- short-circuit protection,
- overcharge protection with precise charging voltage control,
- adjustable maximum charging current, stepless regulation in 8-40A range,
- 300A Jump Starter (Boost), starting aid mode.
Package contents:
- everActive CBC-40 battery charger,
- user's manual,
Warranty:
- 2 years limited warranty, for details please contact your retailer,
- the charger shall be used according to this manual,
- if the charger was proven to be defective, it will be repaired or replaced,
- warranty is void if the device is misused, particularly if not used according to the user manual
provided.
- warranty does not affect and is in addition to legal (statutory) rights under applicable national
laws relating to the sale of consumer products.
Operating instructions.
Refer to battery’s user manual before connecting the battery to the charger.
Connected battery has to be operational, without visible signs of damage. Some batteries may
require additional service procedures, e.g. opening valves, filling the cell compartments with
distilled water.
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