Kisae Abso Charger 12V 20A, Руководство пользователя

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DC Output Wiring:
WARNING: The DC wiring used must be of appropriate size. An individual over-current
protection device usually within 7 inches (17.8cm) of each battery bank is required. A DC
disconnect switch is also recommended. Both devices must be rated for DC voltage and
current and be rated to withstand the short circuit current available from the connected
battery bank. Both devices must match with the size of the DC wiring.
Recommended Cable Length, Size and Required Fuse Size:
Wire Size (AWG/mm
2
) - Fuse Size (A) Wire
Length
AC1220 AC1240, AC2430 AC1260
5’ (1.5 m) #10 / 6mm
2
– 30A #8 / 12mm
2
– 50A #6 / 16mm
2
– 80A
7.5’ (2.2m) #10 / 6mm
2
– 30A #6 / 16mm
2
– 50A #4 / 25mm
2
– 80A
20’ (6m) * #6 / 16mm
2
– 30A* #2 / 35mm
2
– 50A* #1 / 50mm
2
– 80A*
Note: * Not Recommended
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Remove the DC compartment cover by removing the two screws located on the top surface
of the unit near the AC wiring compartment.
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Keep the connection between the battery and the charger as short as possible.
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Connect one end of the positive wire (red wire) to the Battery Bank 1 of charger positive
terminal with torque 4.0~5.0 N-m (35~45 lb-in) and the other end to the over current
protection device, then the DC disconnect device. Do not over tighten as this may result in
damage to the charger.
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Connect another wire from the DC disconnect device to the battery bank.
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For systems with multi-battery banks: Follow the same instruction as on Battery Bank 1 and
connect to Battery Bank 2 and 3 accordingly.
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Prepare the negative wire (black wire) and connect to the negative terminal of the charger.
Connect the other end of the negative wire to all the negative terminals of the battery
bank(s).
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Place the DC Compartment cover back to the original position and secure the cover using
the two screws provided.
AC Input Wiring:
WARNING: The AC wiring must be of appropriate size, and it must be protected by an
appropriate branch breaker (not provided) connected between the AC source and the
charger. A three color coded #14 AWG wire (L, N and GND) with a rated minimum of 75°C
wire and a minimum 12 inches in length must be used.
Before connecting AC wiring, make sure the AC source is OFF.
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Remove AC compartment cover by unscrewing the two screws located at the top of the AC
compartment cover.
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Remove the top section of the AC Input wire strain relief located at the bottom of the base
panel inside the AC wiring compartment by unscrewing the two strain relief mounting screws.
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Use the provided butt-splices to extend the AC Input wires (L, N & GND) to the customer-
provided chosen AC wire.
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Feed the extended AC Input wire through the strain relief located at the bottom of the unit’s
base panel.
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Place the top section of the strain relief back to the original position and secure the AC
extended wire by using the strain relief and secure with the two screws provided.
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Connect the other end of the extended AC wire to the chosen branch breaker and connect it
to the AC power source. Please verify all the connections from Charger AC Live wire (black
color) to black AC extended wire, Charger AC Neutral (white color) to white AC extended wire
and AC Charger green wire to AC extended green wire.
Optional ACRM1201 Remote Display Connection:
For AC1220, AC1240, AC1260 model:
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To install the optional Remote Display in a specific location, a 6 pin standard RJ12 cable
(maximum length 25 ft) is required.
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Install the standard RJ12 cable in your desired location.
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Connect one end of the RJ12 cable to the Digital Display Port and the other end of the cable
to the COM_1 port on the Remote Display Panel. Please note polarity.
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The Remote Display is now ready for use.