Trojan TR 12.8-110 Li-ion, Руководство пользователя

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10. AUTOMATIC SAFETY SHUTDOWN
The battery will automatically shut down under any excessive use conditions in order to prevent damage to the battery
and connected equipment. Specified limits for excessive current, high voltage, and low voltage are provided in each
battery’s data sheet.
THE USER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGES RESULTING FROM A FAILURE TO
PROPERLY MONITOR AND CONTROL THE CHARGING OR DISCHARGING OF THE BATTERY.
CAUSE OF SHUTOFF CONDITIONS FOR RESTART
LOW VOLTAGE
The battery is designed to automatically shut off to avoid
damage if voltage falls below specified limits.
î During cutoff, the battery voltage will slowly climb back up, and when it reaches
the specified restart voltage, it will turn back on.
î If the battery shuts itself off for low voltage, it will restart when a charger is
attached (See Charging - Section 6).
î Group 24 and Group 27 batteries can also be manually restarted.
(See Battery Startup - Section 4.11). If the battery is still at low voltage it will
shut off again in a few seconds.
HIGH VOLTAGE
The battery is designed to automatically shut off to avoid
damage if voltage increases to a level that would be
harmful over the long term.
î During cutoff, the battery voltage will slowly decrease, and when it reaches the
specified restart voltage it will turn back on.
î Group 24 and Group 27 batteries can also be manually restarted.
(See Battery Startup - Section 4.11). If the battery is still at high voltage it will
shut off again in a few seconds.
EXCESSIVE DISCHARGE CURRENT
The battery is designed to operate in a safe discharge
range and will shut off to avoid damage if discharge
current is detected above specified limits.
î After cutoff, the battery will restart after 30 seconds.
î If the battery shut off for high current, it will restart when a charger is attached
(See Charging - Section 6).
î Group 24 and Group 27 batteries can also be manually restarted
(See Battery Startup - Section 4.11). If the battery detects high discharge
current it will shut off again in a few seconds.
EXCESSIVE CHARGE CURRENT
The battery is designed to shut off to avoid damage if
charge current exceeds specified limits.
î After cutoff, the battery will restart after 30 seconds.
î Group 24 and Group 27 batteries can also be manually restarted
(See Battery Startup - Section 4.11). If the battery detects high charge
current it will shut off again in a few seconds (See Charging - Section 6).
TEMPERATURE CONDITIONS
The battery is designed to shut off to avoid damage if the
internal temperature is beyond the following temperature
limits:
î Lower than -13°F (-25°C).
î Higher than 140°F (60°C).
î The internal temperature of the battery must be brought to between
-4°F (-20°C) and 140°F (60°C).
î Group 24 and Group 27 batteries can also be manually restarted
(See Battery Startup - Section 4.11). If the battery detects excess temperature
it will shut off again in a few seconds.
SHORT CIRCUIT
The battery is designed to shut off to avoid damage if a
short circuit condition is detected.
î If the battery shuts itself off due to a short circuit, it will restart itself when a
charger is attached (See Charging - Section 6).
î Group 24 and Group 27 batteries can also be manually restarted
(See Battery Startup - Section 4.11). If the battery detects a short circuit
it will shut off again.