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MULTICHARGE CT 48
EN
Translation of the original instructions
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
CT 48 Multicharge is a battery charger with traditional technology. This charger is designed to charge liquid lead-acid
batteries with voltages of 12V (6 elements), 24V (12), 36V (18), 48V (24) and within the ranges indicated below:
Voltage Mini Maxi
12V 90Ah 450Ah
24V 90Ah 450Ah
36V 90Ah 450Ah
48V 70Ah 360Ah
POWER SUPPLY
The device must be placed so that the power socket is easily accessible. Supplied with a 16A plug, type CEE7/7.
Must be connected to an earthed socket supplying 230V with a 50Hz / 60 Hz frequency and able to supply 1200 W
with a 16A fuse.
Check that the power supply and protections are appropriate for the power required by the machine.
The recommended cross-section for an extension lead is: 3 x 2.5 mm².
INTERFACE (CF P.49)
1 – Ammeter 5 – Fuse
2 - Voltmeter 6 – Charging leads + clamps
3 – Voltage selector switch 7 – Transport handles
4 – Size selection switch 8 – Power supply
USE IN CHARGER MODE
Additional precautions
This machine is only designed to charge lead-acid batteries. Do not use the charger to charge
lithium batteries. This charger does not have the required protections and features to charge
this type of batteries.
Disconnect any electronic system from the battery during the charge (do not charge the battery whilst it
is connected to the vehicle).
Charging several batteries simultaneously:
When charging several batteries at the same time (connected in series or parallel) the different
batteries must be identical for the charger to work correctly and safely.
Charging batteries in series using this charger is only recommended if the batteries are part of a
fixed system. For instance, in the case of a stationary or traction battery of 36V or 48V with several
12V batteries.
• Charging several batteries at the same time requires :
- Identical nominal voltage.
• For batteries connected in series, they must also:
- Have an identical charge level (same voltage) when the charge starts.
- Have the same capacity
- Be of the same type.
- Be all made by the same manufacturer.
- Entered service at the same time and be maintained in similar conditions throughout their life in order to
guarantee a consistent condition among the different batteries.
• If several batteries no meeting the criteria listed above are charged simultaneously, the battery:
- with the lowest voltage,
- with the lowest capacity,
- the newest,
might suffer damage or even explode before completion of the charge.