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APEX BACKPACK
www.smith-root.com
The Universal Battery Charger (UBC-24)
is designed to charge lead-acid and
lithium batteries for the APEX, LR-24,
LR-20 Series (and earlier Smith-Root 24V
models) Electrofisher Systems.
The UBC-24 is a charger tailored for
maintenance-free batteries as well as
other types of lead-acid batteries.
The UBC-24 has a fully automatic,
three stage charge sequence with an
electronically timed routine.
Stage 1 - Constant Current Mode. The
charger starts with maximum current until
the battery reaches a preset voltage (red
LED light).
Stage 2 -
Timed Constant Voltage Mode.
The charge is electronically controlled
with a fixed voltage ceiling which prevents
excess battery gas emission and over-
charging (orange LED light).
Stage 3 -
Final Mode. Battery is fully
charged (green LED light).
Full electronic protection is provided
against short circuit and reverse battery
connection.
BATTERY CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CHARGING
The battery charger is only designed for
indoor use and should not come into
contact with water or dust. In order to
avoid overheating, the charger should not
be covered when it is in use.
Chargers filled with molding material are
splash-proof, but must not be immersed in
water.
The socket should be easily accessible.
If an operational error occurs, the plug
should be immediately removed from the
socket. The charger contains dangerous
voltages and the cover should not be
removed. All service or maintenance
work should be carried out by qualified
personnel who can get assistance by
contacting the manufacturer’s agent.
A fuse protects the product against
short-circuiting and overloading. The
charger is designed for charging lead
batteries. For safety reasons, individual
battery types should have a minimum
capacity. Recommended battery capacity:
6V 4-12Ah, 12V 3-12Ah, 24V 1.5-12Ah.
Contact the battery manufacturer for the
specific battery. Do not attempt to charge
batteries that are not rechargeable.
CAUTION: Old, sulphated batteries
usually have a reduced capacity and are
difficult to charge. The charge current
will fall quickly as if the battery had
received a full charge. Even though
a battery in this condition should be
replaced, it will retain a small charge.
READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS
BEFORE USING THE CHARGER