Rescue BOOSTER PACK 950, Руководство пользователя

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RECHARGING
Recharge every 30 days and after each use. Failure to do so will result in possible damage to the internal
battery and result in poor performance or failure to work at all.
1. Plug the AC Charging Cord supplied into the 120 Volt-in connection on the back
of the Booster Pack.
2. Plug the other end of the cord into a 110/120-volt AC outlet.
3. The Yellow charging LED light will glow and will remain ON during the charging
process. When the internal battery is completely full the Green FULL CHARGE
LED light on the control panel will turn on automatically. This can take up to 72
hours depending on the condition of your internal battery. You can unplug your AC
Charging Cord at this time OR leave it plugged in indefinitely as the
CUL™ listed internal charger is float charge equipped to maintain the internal battery.
4. You can also charge the unit from your 12 volt power outlet in your vehicle
by plugging one end of the DC charging cord into the Booster Pack 12 Volt DC
power outlet and the other end into your running vehicle’s cigarette lighter.
IMPORTANT: Your BATTERY LEVEL can be at a HIGH CHARGE STATUS when you push your red
Battery Level Test Button . This does not necessarily indicate that the battery is FULLY CHARGED.
To be at the “Full Charge Level” the Green FULL CHARGE light on the control panel will turn on
during the charging process indicating FULL CHARGE status.
PERFORMANCE GUIDELINES
For best results when using your Booster Pack:
• Clean the battery terminals or posts before connecting the clamps to the vehicle
battery. Use a battery post cleaner brush to remove corrosion from the battery
terminals or posts. Two QuickCable cleaners are recommended for cleaning
terminals, posts and cables. Solutions 510420 and 510430 will neutralize the
gray/white powdery corrosive material (see quickcable.com for more information).
WARNINGS: Possible explosion hazard. Contact with battery acid may cause severe burns and
blindness. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.
• Always wear safety glasses when working with or around lead acid batteries.
• If splashed by battery acid, immediately flush the area of the splash with clean
water; if a burning sensation is felt or any blistering occurs, seek medical help.
If acid is splashed in the eyes, flush eyes with clean water continuously and seek
medical help.
• All lead acid batteries generate hydrogen gas during normal operation. This process
increases during a rapid discharge period such as when using for jump-starting.
Hydrogen gas and battery acid (sulfuric acid) can be:
• Explosive • Poisonous to breath
• Corrosive and will burn skin, eyes and hair • Highly flammable
• Damaging to unprotected metals
• Damaging to natural fiber clothing
To avoid exposure to battery acid or the possibility of an explosion:
• Follow all instructions in this manual and your vehicle’s manual.
• Only use your Booster Pack in a well-ventilated area.
• Observe all warnings.
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