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User manual for smart charger 12V 25 A
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1. 3 9 2 MECHANICAL DATA Enclosure Enclosure in aluminium with epoxy powder finish Assembly Well mounted flush mount fm model Protection rating IP 20 Fixture screws Dimensions 240x185x65mm Weight 2 5 kg SPECIAL FEATURE Our smart charger has been designed to be silent The fan of charger will stop working after the charging current drop to small amount for a period of time by then the heat generated inside of charger won t damage the charger working 4 0 Installation and Connection 4 1 Precautions during Installation Set the power switch at off and pull out the mains plug before connecting or disconnecting the direct battery Ensure a clearance of at least 10cm around the battery charger to ensure adeguate ventilation The battery charger must not be installed in the vicinity of heat sources or exposed to water Ventilation slots must not be obstructed Modifications to the metal enclosure was strictly prohibited in particular drilling of new holes The presence of metal filaments inside the battery charger can cause irreparable damage Fix the battery charger in a vertical position with the cable outlet facing downwards The applicance can be connected to a 230VAC 50Hz CAUTION the appliance is set for use with 230V mains power supply 15 Power supply input must be equipped with a disconnect switch residual current circuit breaker to protect persons from electic shocks Circuit brea
2. Nauticharger Smart Charger 12V 25A 3 output CE User manual English Nautimarket srl Nauticharger Division Via San Giorgio 33050 Carlino UD Tel 39 0431 687182 83 Fax 39 0431 687013 www nauticharger com Read these instructions carefully before the installation and commissioning and keep them in a safe place Pass it on to the buyer in case f the further sale of the system Update Dec 2006 Dip switch see from top SN NOTICE 1 0 Description ON Pross switch to OFF reach position 1 1 Front Panel 1 23456 on No Description Fan Bat minus terminal Bat 1 plus terminal Bat 2 plus terminal Bat 3 plus terminal Temperature Compensation Socket AC power cord Output Fuse Socket Power switch OONOORWNH Standard accessory list Temperature compensation cable and plug 2 0 General safety information 2 1 General safety Use the smart battery charger only for its use as intended batterycharger Use the smart battery charger only in well ventilated rooms Always interrupt the power supply when doing repair work on the unit Warning Batteries contain aggressive acids Avoid the contact with the battery fluid agent If a contact with battery fluid agent should occur then rinse the affected parts of the body or clothing etc with plenty cold water It is imperative to seek medical treatment from a doctor with injuries caused by acid 1 Do
3. DEVICES In event of short circuit on output Battery charger shutdown automatic operation reset In event of polarity inversion Output fuse blown In event of battery overvoltage Battery charger shutdown automatic operation reset Power supply fuses 3A 250V 5x20mm inside of the case Output fuse 30 external In event of battery charger over temp Battery charger shutdown In event of battery over temp Battery charger shutdown 3 7 STANDARDS Emissions and compatibility EN55014 1 A1 2001 A2 2002 EN55014 2 1997 A1 2001 EN61000 3 2 2000 A2 2005 EN61000 3 3 1995 A1 2001 A2 2005 LVD EC Low Voltage Directive 73 23 EEC EN60335 1 1994 A11 1995 A1 1996 A13 1998 A14 1998 A15 2000 A2 2000 A16 2001 EN 60335 2 29 1996 A11 1997 3 8 INDICATORS 1 LED power On Off Led 2 LED battery charging In charging 3 LED battery charged Charged Led 4 LED reverse polarity Output fuse blown Note charged led turns on after the charge cycle is finished if the charge cycle doesn t start it s because the battery is still charged obviously you can t see the charged led turned on 3 9 1 TEMPERATURES Operating temperature from 10 to 40 Storage temperature from 20 to 60 Cooling Forced with 1 fan Relative umidity From 10 to 90 comdensate free
4. NOT expose lead acid batteries to a lit cigarette sparks or flames because they produce flammable gasses and could explode 2 Never try to charge a frozen battery There is the danger of explosion In this case place the battery at a frost resistant location and wait until the battery has adapted to the ambient temperature Only then is the charging process started 3 Store the smart battery charger in a dry and cool place 4 Maintenance and repair must only be carried out by a qualified specialist who is familiar with the dangers involved and aware of the relevant regulations 5 This charger is designed to charge rechargeable lead acid battery NEVER CHARGE OTHER TYPE BATTERY OR NON RECHARGEABLE BATTERY 2 2 Safety when handling electrical wires If cables have to be led through sharp edged walls use a cable duct or cable bushes Do not lay any loose or sharp bent cables against electric conducting materials metal Do not pull at the cables Do not carry the charger by cable and avoid any sharp object Fasten the wirings well and lay them in such a way that there is no risk of stumbling occurring and damage to the cable can be excluded Always use socket which are earthed and secured by earth leakage circuit breaker The electical connection may only be carried out by a specialist firm Keep to the indicated minimum cable cross section Do not lay the 230 V line and the 12 V direct current in the same cable conduit cable duct DWONO
5. ARON 2 3 Safety when operating the unit 1 Do not operate the smart battery charger if the hosing or cables are damaged 2 Dry location use only 3 Take care that there is a firm position 4 Keep away from fire when charging 5 The srnart charger as well as the battery to be charged rnust be securely position so that they cannot fall over or down 6 You should connect or disconnect the battery leads when the mains supply is disconnected 7 Ensure that the smart charger is kept out of the reach of children 8 Dangers may arise which children are not able to recognize 9 Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery as these may touch the battery charger when in use 10 Operate the unit only over a socket which is earthed and secured with an earth leakage breaker 2 4 Temperature control To reduce the risk of battery explosion the smart charger monitor the battery temperature during charging In case the battery temperature exeed our present temperature 40C the smart charger will stop charging In this case two led will flash together to remind you The smart charger will restart charging automatically after the battery temperature reduce to 35C In case of charging wet battery in tropical region of which the temperature will exceed 40C please do not use temperature sensor during charging but it is strongly reccomended to monitor the charging process to avoid battery over gassing 3 0 Technical Specification Use as intended sma
6. aintenance inside the appliance observe the following a disconnect the unit frorn the main b wait 5 rninutes before opening the case c disconnect the battery cable 2 gt If the mains fuse is blown do not attempt to replace as this condition is often due to a general fault on the mains and therefore irreversible on the electronic circuit 3 gt Polarity inversion on battery cables automatically blows the output fuse 4 gt In the event of replacernent of a blown output fuse replace with a version with the same characteristics To obtain an adequate electrical contact tighten the fuse holder contacts before mounting the new fuses 5 gt Disconnect from the power supply mains before connecting disconnecting batteries 6 gt Always charging battery in a well ventilated area 6 0 Setting on the Unit Charging Voltage and time limitation absorbtion stage The required charging voltage and the period for absorbtion charging phase are selected via a switch field on the unit Settings for the limitation of period of the main charging phase Time limitation of the absorbtion charging phase Switch 1 Switch 2 4 hrs ON OFF 8 hrs OFF ON 12 hrs OFF OFF No timer function OFF OFF Notice If you choose two time limitation simultaneously the charger will automatically choose the longer time selection Settings for battery temperature sensor Switch 3 In effect OFF Close ON Smart Charger is set
7. ker sizing must correspond to battery charger absorbed power 10 In compliance with EC directives the following is recommended a use short shielded or twisted battery cables b ensure installation of an efficient earthing system 11 Recommend sections for battery cables 6 mm 12 ENSURE CORRECT POLARITY Connect the minus battery pole with a connecting cable with the minus terminal at charger Connect the plus battery pole with the connecting cable with the plus terminal at the charger 13 The mains connection cable must only be replaced by a technical assistance center AUN OOND 4 2 Temperature sensor the accessory is our standard supply The temperature sensor measures the temperature at the battery or the environment of the battery was in and transfers it to the smart charger The charging voltages indicated in Technical data chapter 3 5 refer to an ambient temperature of 25 C With deviating temperatures the charging voltage is increased or decreased according to standard 1 Lay the cables from the batteries to the smart charger when it is shutdown 2 Connect the temperature sensor to the rear panel of smart charger via the socket see following picture LL 3 Fasten the sensor head directly to the battery Use e g double sided adhesive tape for this and attach the sensor to So the upper side of the battery i a et A 5 0 Maintenance Preliminary Measures and Warnings 1 gt Before m
8. rt battery charger are being designed to charge Lead Acid Battery ONLY suitable for following types LEAD ACID and GEL Battery used on board vehicles or boats for the power generation The smart battery chargers are used for the continuous charging of supply batteries or starter batteries Thus the batteries can be charged or be kept at a high capacity level 3 1 POWER SUPPLY DATA Input voltage 230 VCA 415 Standard setting 230V with european cable Frequency 50 Hz 410 Consumtion 2 A 230 VCA Performance 80 typ 3 2 OUTPUT DATA Number of outputs 3 insulated outputs Charge type 3 stages bulk absorbtion Floating Battery type selector Seven battery types selectable Maximum output current 25A 5 Batteries 12V 6 elements Lead Acid or Gel 100 Ah to 300 Ah Max raccomanded 3 3 CHARGING ALGORITHM Bulk charging Absorbtion charging Floating charging Voltage _ Charge current gt Bulk Charging Stage charged the battery with current of 25A When finished the battery is 80 charged Absorbtion Charging Stage charging the remaining 20 and current drop Notice the charging voltage and period of time can be seleded via a switch see DEP SWITCH settings Float Charging Stage Can keep the battery at full 100 3 4 SPECIAL NOTICE The 3 outputs are separated internally via diodes 3 5 OUTPUT VOLTAGE DEP SWITCH setting See last page 3 6 SAFETY
9. s on a lower power of the prefixed value If an already charged battery is connected to the recharger to test it you need to connect a load of 5 10 Ah one lamp or other equipment with consisting absorption In this case lowering the tension of the battery the recharger will begin the recharging process The duration of recharging depends on the state of the battery it can last for a few minutes or many hours Charging Led on 1 Batteries is charging Constant Current Stange Charging Led flashing 1 Batteries is charging Constant Voltage stage Charged Led on 1 Charged batteries Floating 2 Note charged led light turn on only when it has finished the charging cycle and turn off after few minuts Reverse Polarity Led on 1 Output fuses blown 2 Polarity inversion on output 3 Loose contacts on fuse holder Reverse Polarity Led Flashing 1 Overtemperature the battery charger will shutdown automatically Charging and charged are flashing together 1 Overtemperature battery battery charger shutdown www nauticharger com
10. ting for OFF position in effect Setting for the charging voltage Battery SWITCH 4 SWITCH 5 SWITCH 6 Type A OFF OFF OFF Type B OFF OFF ON Type C OFF ON OFF Type D OFF ON ON Type E ON OFF OFF Type F ON OFF ON Type G ON ON OFF Suitable battery type Absorption Floating Battery type A Starting battery 14 1V 13 3V Battery type B Starting battery 14 2V 13 5V Battery type C Starting battery 14 2V 13 6V Battery type D Electrolite battery 14 4V 13 2V Battery type E Lead GEL 14 8V 13 8V Battery type F Optima Delphi 15 4V 13 8V Battery type G GEL 14 4V 13 8V IMPORTANT NOTICE IF YOU DON T KNOW THE CHARACTERISTICS OF YOUR BATTERY PLEASE SET THE BATTERY CHARGER WITH ALL SWITCHES TO OFF EXCEPT THE NUMBER 5 WHICH MUST BE SET TO ON CORRESPONDING TO A STANDARD CHARGING CYCLE FOR LIQUID ACID ELETROLYTE BATTERIES 14 2 13 6V 7 0 LED DESCRIPTION AND FAULT FRONT PANEL On Off power Led off Battery charger disconnected Power supply failure Incorrect power supply connection Mains voltage too low Mains fuse blown Short Cut on output OoahoOn On Off Led on a Battery charger on On Off Led flashing 1 Battey connection not good 2 The battery is already charged 3 Recharging battery cycle are not suitable see the dip switch setting 4 Please note the recharging of the Smart Charger begins when the tension of the battery i
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