Chargetek CK150-2 User manual
Chargetek
409 Calle San Pablo, Unit 104, Camarillo, CA 93012 ~ Phone: (866) 482-7930 ~ Fax: (805) 482-7936
CK150-2 operation
indicator lights inform the user of the progress of the charging
CK150-2 LED indicators
The dual color charging mode light indicates the state of charge
The CK150-2 must be connected to the battery in order for the
-
If the charger is left for extended periods of time, it is advisable
to check to be certain that the green light is on and the battery
Please read the entire installation manual
are any questions or concerns, please email
-
to be portable or permanently mounted on al-
most any type of vehicle including generators,
-
for storage, security, standby and remote ap-
-
-
chargers are rugged, reliable and completely
CT150-2 operation
The fully automatic CT150-2 is designed to maintain a fully
indicating that the charger is properly plugged in and connected
the unit and recheck battery connections to ensure proper po-
CT150-2 / CK150-2
Installation Manual
LIMITED WARRANTY
at its discretion repair or replace for the original consumer,
free of charge, any part or parts found to be defective by
This is the exclusive remedy and consequential damages
PARAMETER DESCRIPTION / CONDITIONS MIN NOM MAX UNITS
VFSTERM Fast charge voltage, 25C 28.8 29.0 29.1 VDC
VFLOAT Float voltage, IOUT < 1.0 A, 25 C 26.8 27.0 27.2 VDC
IFS Fast charge, VBATTERY = 12V 0.9 1.0 Amps
IFLTERM Float charge termination current 0.4 0.5 0.6 Amps
VAC RMS AC voltage range 90 120 132 VAC
ISBY Standby current, AC off 0.5 ma
PARAMETER DESCRIPTION / CONDITIONS MIN NOM MAX UNITS
VFLOAT Float voltage, IOUT < 1.0 A, 25 C 26.8 27.0 27.2 VDC
IFS Fast charge, VBATTERY = 12V 1.0 1.2 1.5 Amps
VAC RMS AC voltage range 90 120 132 VAC
ISBY Standby current, AC off 0.5 ma
Outline and mounting
6.000
3.170
5.250
.21 x 2
.21 x 2
.44 x 2
1.750
6.000
2.580
.160
4.544
DC Output
Cord
AC Input
Cord
3.170
2.580
2.764
1.590
Installation
Location
hot surfaces such as exhaust pipes and moving parts such
Provide as much surrounding cooling clearance as possible
At a minimum, maintain a 3 inch clearance around the
Never mount in the vicinity of explosives, pressurized cans
Mounting
applications, added security such as crossed shock cords
Electrical
AC wire connections
It is extremely
important that only grounded electrical outlets or
extension cords with a ground connection should be
used when operating this charger.
Never connect the AC plug into an electrical outlet if you are
DC wire connections
When installing in the bilge of boats or any battery compart-
operating for ten minutes to remove any fumes and hydrogen
-
teries are a high current source and additional protection is
or the charger, or electrical damage that may be externally
mechanical attributes are installation and environmentally
-
-
tive terminal of the battery and the black lead is connected
volt batteries connected in a series, connect the red lead of
the negative terminal of battery #1 to the positive terminal
the amount of charge and discharge be equal for both bat-
-
Safety instructions
CAUTION: The following are important safety instructions.
Save these instructions.
is visibly damaged, disconnect the charger and consult the
Good battery maintenance procedures dictate that the battery
Stage 1: Constant current or bulk charge mode
Assuming that the battery is starting in a discharged state, the
current is maintained at a constant value and the battery voltage
Stage 2: Absorption mode
This voltage is maintained until the charging current reduces
Stage 3: Float mode
mode, the voltage on the battery is maintained at approximately
Three stage charging curve
Three stage charge cycle
charging procedure most lead-acid battery manufacturers rec-
Two stage charging curve
Two stage charge cycle
charging procedure most lead-acid battery manufacturers rec-
Stage 1: Constant current or bulk charge mode
Assuming that the battery is starting in a discharged state, the
-
rent is maintained at a constant value and the battery voltage is
Stage 2: Float mode
mode, the voltage on the battery is maintained at approximately
Battery
voltage
Stage 1: Bulk
(constant current)
current constant
Stage 2: Float
(constant voltage)
full charge maintained
Battery current
Battery
voltage
Stage 1: Bulk
(constant current)
Stage 2: Absorption
(constant voltage)
current decreasing
Battery
current
Absorption
full charge maintained
Stage 3: Float
(constant voltage)
Float
Bulk
This manual suits for next models
1
Table of contents
Other Chargetek Batteries Charger manuals
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-2307-FC User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-1210 User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek TPRO-320 User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-1210-FC User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC 2405-WP User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-1405-WP User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek CT500-3 User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek CT500 - 1 User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-2120-FC User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-1307-WP User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-1120-W User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC 1120-WP User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-2210-WP User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-1405-FC User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek CT500-5 User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek CK150-4 User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek CT500-2 User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-1120-FC User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-2405-FC User manual
Chargetek
Chargetek RTIC-2120-WP User manual
