CARPOINT 0635221 User manual

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Mode 7.3V/O.8A
This mode is normally suitable for 6V WET, MF and GEL batteries 1.2Ah-14Ah
Mode 14.4V/O.8A
This mode is normally suitable for 12V WET, MF and GEL batteries 1.2Ah-14Ah
Mode 14.4V/3.8A
This mode is normally used for 12V WET, MF and most GEL batteries 14Ah-120Ah
Mode 14.7V/3.8A
This mode is recommended for several 12V AGM batteries. This mode is also suitable for charging
batteries in sub-zero temperatures 14Ah-120Ah.
Memory
The battery charger will remember the last mode setting when removed from the power source and will return to the last mode
selected when AC power is reconnected. The charger should be able to maintain its memory under all conditions.
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Indication State Description
Red LED on for “STANDBY”
In case of open circuit or short circuit or
reverse connection, LED lights up.
Red LED on for “Mode 1” (7.3V/0.8A)
Red LED on for “Mode 2” (14.4V/0.8A)
Red LED on for “Mode 3” (14.4V/3.8A)
Red LED on for “Mode 4” (14.7V/3.8A)
Red LED on for “Error” i.e. Incorrect polarity/Fault
Red LED on for “Charging in progress”
Red LED ashes for “Checking battery”
Green LED on for “Fully charged”
“Mode” selection button
Charger
Mounting holes
Mains cable with power plug
“+” Pole connection cable (red) with ring terminal
“-” Pole connection cable (black) with ring terminal
“+” Pole quik clamp (red) with built-in terminal screw
“-” Pole quik clamp (black) with built-in terminal screw
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MODE
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MODE
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Battery side Ah Mode For about 80% Charge (hours)
6V 12V
1.2 1.5 1.5
2 2 2
14 14 14
14 3.4
20 4.5
60 14
100 23
120 28
Intelligent Battery Charger
Input Voltage AC 220-240 VAC, 50/60Hz
Output Voltage Nominal: 6V or 12V
Starting Current <25A
Input Current 0.6A RMS max
Efciency >75%
Charging Voltage 14.4V±0.25V or 14.7V±0.25V or 7.3V±0.25V
Charging Current Drain 3.8A±10% or 0.8A±10%
Back Current Drain * < 5mA (No AC input)
Ripple** 150mV max
Ambient Temperature -20°C to 40°, Reduced output power at higher temperature
Type of Charger Five step, fully automatic, switch mode with maintenance charging
Type of Battery 12V Lead-acid batteries (WET, MF, AGM and GEL)
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Battery Capacity 1.2-14Ah (for 6V), 1.2-120Ah (for 12V)
Dimensions (LxWxH) 183x65x45mm
Housing Protection IP65 (Dust and Splash proof), indoor use
Weight 0.502kg/0.69kg (Deluxe version)
Noise Level <50dB (Tested from a distance of 50cm)
Diagnosis
&
Recovery
Voltage (V)
5.25V
3.75V
7.35V
Below
6.4V
7.35V
Low Rate Charge
0.8A
100mA
0.8A
Time
Bulk Trickle Charge Maintenance
Charge
Diagnosis
&
Recovery
Voltage (V)
Pulse
10.5V
7.5
9.5
11.5
15.5
13.5
14.4V
Below
12.8V
14.4V
Low Rate Charge
0.8A
100mA
0.8A
Time
Bulk Trickle Charge Maintenance
Charge
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Diagnosis
&
Recovery
Voltage (V)
Pulse
10.5V
12.8V
14.4V 14.4V
14.1V
7.5
9.5
11.5
15.5
13.5
3.8A
3.0A
0-8A
100mA
0.8A
Time
Bulk Absorption Trickle Charge Maintenance
Charge
Below
12.8V
High
Rate
Charge
Medium
Rate
Charge
Diagnosis
&
Recovery
Voltage (V)
Pulse
10.5V
12.8V
14.7V 14.7V
14.2V
7.5
9.5
11.5
15.5
13.5
3.8A
3.0A
0-8A
100mA
0.8A
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Bulk Absorption Trickle Charge Maintenance
Charge
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12.8V
High
Rate
Charge
Medium
Rate
Charge
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Problem Indication Possible Cause Solution
Charger does not work Indicator lights are not on a. Charger is not plugged in
b. Poor electrical connection
c. AC outlet is dead
a. Plug in
b. Check AC connections
and make sure mains is
switched on
c. Check receptacle
Charger has no DC output
or
a. Battery is connected with
reverse polarity poles
b. Output has short circuited
c. Poor contact from charger
to battery
d. MODE button is not
pressed
a. Check DC connection
between charger and battery
and make sure they have not
short-circuited
b. Check that clamps or ring
connectors are connected to
the correct polarity
c. Check that connectors
are not greasy or corroded,
that they are making a
clean connection and there
are no loose or damaged
connections
d. Press the MODE button
No charging current a. Battery may be defective/
excessive current draw
b. Battery may be severely
sulphated
a. Check battery condition
b. If battery cannot be
de-sulphated, it must be
replaced.
Excessive charging time All LED indicators work
normally
a. Wrong battery type
selected
b. Battery capacity too large
a. Check battery type
selection
b. Battery cannot be charged
and must be replaced.
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