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TECHNICAL DATA
Acctiva
Acctiva
Acctiva
Acctiva
Acctiva
Acctiva
Acctiva
Acctiva
12-8
12-8 GEL
12-10
12-10 GEL
24-5
24-5 GEL
Classic
Classic GEL
Supply voltage
230 V~ 50 / 60 Hz
Nominal power
100 W
100 W
120 W
120 W
120 W
120 W
100 W
100 W
Charging voltage
12 V
12 V
12 V
12 V
24 V
24 V
6 / 12 V
6 / 12 V
Charging current
8 A
8 A
10 A
10 A
5 A
5 A
3 / 8 A
3 / 8 A
Nominal charging capacity 36-180 Ah 36 - 180 Ah 36 - 180 Ah 36 - 180 Ah 10 - 100 Ah 10 - 100 Ah
2 - 180 Ah
2 - 180 Ah
Chargeable cells
6
6
6
6
12
12
3 / 6
3 / 6
Duty cycle
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
100 %
Charging characteristic
IWUoU
IWUoU
IWUoU
IWUoU
IWUoU
IWUoU
IWUoU
IWUoU
Protection category
IP 31
IP 31
IP 31
IP 31
IP 31
IP 31
IP 31
IP 31
Weight
980 g
980 g
980 g
980 g
980 g
980 g
980 g
980 g
Dimensions (wxhxd)
185 x 70 x 142 mm
SAFETY REGULATIONS
Danger when handling the battery charger
This machine has been constructed according to current technolo-
gy and complies with the currently applicable safety regulations.
However, failure to observe the respective safety instructions
during operation of the machine
- may endanger the operator or third parties,
- may adversely affect the machine or other property.
All personnel entrusted with the start-up, operation, maintenance
and repair of the battery charger shall
- be sufficiently instructed,
- be acquainted with the handling of battery chargers and batte-
ries
- strictly observe these operating instructions.
Avoid any malfunctions that might impair safety and, if necessary,
eliminate them without delay.
Intended use: Acctiva 12-8, Acctiva 12-10, Acctiva 24-5, Acc-
tiva Classic
- The charging unit is suitable exclusively for charging batteries
with liquid electrolyte, as well as glass fleece (AGM) and GEL
technology in starter or traction application.
- The charge of dry batteries (primary cells) is prohibited.
Intended use: Acctiva 12-8 GEL, Acctiva 12-10 GEL, Acctiva
24-5 GEL, Acctiva Classic GEL
- The charging unit is suitable exclusively for charging batteries
with gel electrolyte, as well as glass fleece (AGM) technology in
standby applications (e.g. emergency power plants).
- The charge of dry batteries (primary cells) is prohibited.
When using this appliance, make sure that
- it is in a horizontal position (see fig. 1),
- it is protected from direct insolation and kept dry
- vent holes are kept clear to allow cooling air to flow.
Any other use shall not be in accordance with its intended use. The
manufacturer shall not be liable for any damage resulting from
such improper use.
Modifications of the battery charger
- Any modifications, supplements or reconstruction of the ap-
pliance must not be carried out without the approval of the
manufacturer.
- Ensure parts in imperfect conditions are replaced immediately.
Safety precautions during operation
- The battery charger may only be operated if all safety equipment
is in perfect working condition.
- Before switching on the battery charger make sure that no
persons are jeopardized.
- Before disconnecting the charging clips make sure that battery
charger is disconnected from the power supply .
- Check battery charger at least once a week for externally visible
damage and deficiencies and make sure safety equipment is in
proper working condition.
Risks caused by mains and charging current
- Always be sure to connect charging clips to
correct terminals
.
- Make sure that the charging cables are fast, undamaged and
insulated. Loose connections or scorched cables must be repla-
ced without delay.
- Regularly entrust electrical engineering specialist with a PE
check of the mains and appliance leads.
Prior to opening the battery charger make sure it is currentless.
Discharge charge-storing components.
- This appliance may only be connected to plugs with a protective
conductor (connection to ground). In addition, we recommend to
use an overload protection.
- Mind the supply voltage! The data mentioned on the rating plate
of your battery charger has to be in accordance with the
specifications of your local electricity supply system.
Risks caused by accumulators
- Accumulator acid is caustic. Avoid any contact with the eyes, the
skin or the clothes. Immediately flush acid splashes with clear
water and, if necessary, consult a doctor.
- The electrolytic gas forming during the charge is highly in-
flammable. Keep ignition sources (naked light, lighted cigarette)
away from the battery. Also refrain from disconnecting the
charging clips during the charge due to the risk of sparking.
- The charge may only be performed in properly ventilated rooms
that are intended for this use.
- Protect battery from dirt and mechanical damage.
- Maintain battery to manufacturer‘s specifications.
- Always start with battery filled with acid (electrolyte) to the max.
marked level.
- User to make a weekly visual check of battery (equal acid level
in all cells).