CO/Tech CB5-5L-BS1 User manual

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ENGLISHSVENSKANORSKSUOMI
Art.no Model
18-2692 CB5-5L-BS1
Battery charger
Ver. 201209
Original instructions


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Battery charger
Art.no 18-2692 Model CB5-5L-BS1
Please read theentire instruction manual before use and save it for future reference.
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1. Safety
• This product must not be used by anyone (including children) suffering from
physical or mental impairment. Thisproduct should not be used by anyone without
sufficient experience or knowledge if they have not been instructed in its use by
someone who will take responsibility for their safety.
• Never let children play with theproduct.
• Warning! Lead-acid batteries contain corrosive battery acid. Iftheacid comes into
contact with skin or eyes immediately rinse with lots of water and contact your
doctor atonce.
• Warning! Neverattempt to charge batteries that cannot be charged!
• Intended for use indoors.
• The charger is intended only for charging lead-acid batteries of thetype:
WET, GEL, AGM etc. Charging other battery types can damage thecharger,
battery or other property.
• The battery charger is not intended as apower-supply for other products.
• Do not attempt to charge dry-cell batteries as they may explode and cause damage.
• Do not use thecharger if themains cable is damaged. Ifthemains cable is
damaged and has to be replaced, to avoid any risk it must either be replaced by
themanufacturer, his/her service department or other qualified personnel.
• Do not operate thebattery charger if thecasing is damaged. Toavoid any risk
repairs should be carried out by qualified personnel.
• Do not place thecharger near batteries that are charging. Thebattery emits agas
which can corrode thecharger. Placethecharger as far away from thebattery as
thecharger cables reach.
• Do not disassemble or modify thecharger in anyway.
• Make sure thecharging clamps do not come in contact with each other when charging.
• First remove theplug before removing thecharging clamps from thebattery.
• Wear protective goggles and turn your face away when connecting thecharger clamps.
• The battery can emit combustible gases when charging. Thatis why it is important
to avoid sparks near thebattery. Makesure that thecharging clamps do not come
into contact with each other. Avoidsmoking near thebattery when charging.
• Never cover thecharger.
• Ensure good ventilation when charging.
• The battery charger may only be used by someone who has read and understood
themanual.
• A frozen battery must never be charged. Bringit indoors and let it defrost first.

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2. Product description
• Automatic battery charger for 12 V lead batteries.
• Intended for use with lead batteries (WET, GEL, AGM etc.) with acapacity of
1.2Ah to 120Ah.
• Protection against spark emissions and short circuiting.
• LED indicates charging status and incorrect connection.
• Protection against damp and dust - IP65.
• Charging at 0.8/4A.
• Switches automatically to maintenance charging when thebattery is fully charged.
• Insulated battery clamps with quick-connector pole clamps.
3. Use
Attention!
Read thevehicle’s manual before commencing charging or loosening abattery cable.
Checkif there are any particular instructions for charging batteries in your vehicle.
1. Alwaysremove thepower supply plug from thewall socket before connecting
thecharging clamps to thebattery.
2. Checkthat thebattery can be charged before charging commences. Thecapacity
of thebattery ought to be between 1.2 Ah and 120 Ah. Cleanthebattery terminals
if necessary. Useprotective goggles when cleaning.
3. Connect positive (RED) battery clamp to thebattery’s positive terminal (+) and
negative (BLACK) battery clamp to thebattery’s negative terminal (-).
Note: When charging a battery that is mounted to a vehicle, mount the cables in
the following order:
a.) Connect the charger’s red plus clamp to the battery’s positive terminal (+).
b.) Connect the battery’s negative black clamp somewhere on the vehicle’s chassis.
This area should be a fair distance away from the battery itself and any fuel lines.
c.) Connect the charger to a power point.
4. Connect thepower supply plug to asocket when STANDBY flashes.
5. Press[ MODE ] several times to select thedesired charge setting. Inthis order:
• STANDBY
• Charge setting 1 <14Ah
• Charge setting 2 >14Ah
• Charge setting 3COLD
• STANDBY etc.
6. TheLED on thecharger shows thecharging status.
7. Interrupt charging in thecorrect way. Doas follows:
a.) Firstremove plug from thesocket.
b.) Thenremove thecharger clamp connected to theminus terminal (-) (or to thechassis).
c.) Lastlyremove thecharger clamp connected to theplus terminal (+).
8. Once charging is complete, remove the charger clamps from the vehicle in
the following order:
a.) Remove the mains lead from the power point.
b.) Remove the charger’s black clamp from the chassis.
c.) Remove the charger’s red plus clamp from the battery’s positive terminal (+).

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4. Functions
4.1 Re-setting
When thecharger is connected to anelectric socket it is automatically reset and
charging does not commence until you have started thecharger manually.
4.2 <14 Ah – Charge setting 1
Suitable for motorcycle batteries and other smaller batteries (14.4 V/0.8 A).
Setting 1 is to be used for batteries with alower capacity than 14Ah. Connect
thecharging clamps to thebattery (red to + and black to -), then press [ MODE ] to
select thedesired function and start charging.
• flashes. Ifyou do not press any button will light up and charging will
commence at 0.8 A (±10 %).
• If everything is OK will light up during theentire charging cycle until thevoltage
reaches 14.4 V (±0.25 V).
• When charging is complete will switch off and will belit.
Charging will switch to conservation charging.
4.3 >14 Ah – Charge setting 2
Suitable for car batteries, regular batteries etc. (14.4 V/4A).
Setting 2 is to be used for batteries with ahigher capacity than 14Ah. Connect
thecharging clamps to thebattery (red to + and black to -), then press [ MODE ] to
select thedesired function and start charging.
• flashes. Ifyou do not press [ MODE ] again will light up and charging will
commence at 4A (±10 %).
• If everything is OK will light up during theentire charging cycle until thevoltage
reaches 14.4 V (±0.25 V).
• When charging is complete will switch off and will belit.
Charging will switch to maintenance charging.
4.4 COLD – Charge setting 3
Suitable for large batteries or if charging commences at low temperatures (14.7 V/4A).
Setting 3 is to be used for batteries with amuch higher capacity than 14Ah (or if com-
mences at low temperatures). Connect thecharging clamps to thebattery (red to +
and black to -), then press [ MODE ] to select thedesired function and start charging.
• flashes. Ifyou do not press [ MODE ] again will light up and charging will
commence at 4A (±10 %).
• If everything is OK will light up during theentire charging cycle until thevoltage
reaches 14.7 V (±0.25 V).
• When charging is complete will switch off and will belit.
Charging will switch to maintenance charging.

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4.5 Reconditioning of battery (pulse charging) (7.5 V to 10.5 V)
The charger automatically enters this setting for weak batteries and which do not respond
to normal charging. Connect thecharging clamps to thebattery (red to + and black to
-), then press [ MODE ] to select thedesired function and start charging. The charger
automatically detects thebattery’s voltage. Ifthevoltage is 7.5 V (±0.5V) to 10.5 V
(±0.5) pulse charging commences until thevoltage reaches 10.5 V (±0.5V) and then
thecharger switches over to thecharge setting you selected when charging began.
NOTE: The charger cannot charge batteries that have a lower pole voltage than
7.5 V (±0.5V).
• When everything is OK will light up during theentire charging cycle until
thevoltage reaches 14.4 V (±0.25 V).
• When charging is complete will switch off and will belit.
Charging will switch to maintenance charging.
• Weak batteries can often be recharged using this method.
4.6 Protection features
The charger has aprotection features which switch thecharger off automatically in theevent of:
• Reversed polarity
• Low voltage in batteries (under 7.5 V ±0.5 V)
• Short circuiting
• Charging clamps are not connected
If thebattery is connected with reversed polarity, the lamp lights up.
4.7 Temperature protection
The charger has aprotection feature which reduces charging automatically if
thetemperature in thecharger gets too high. Thecharging current returns to normal
when thetemperature is reduced.
4.8 Switch between charging settings 1 (<14 Ah) – 2 (>14 Ah) – 3 (COLD)
Press [ MODE ] several times to select thedesired charge setting. Inthis order:
STANDBY – Charge setting 1 - Charge setting 2 - Charge setting 3 – STANDBY etc.
Attention! Ifthebattery is fully charged, continue maintenance charging even if theuser
selects another charge setting. Theprotection feature prevents over-charging of thebattery.
5. Using the quick connectors
Perfect accessory for hard to access batteries
on e.g. motorbikes, lawnmowers, etc.
1. Screw on the positive (RED) battery
clamp to the battery’s positive terminal
(+) and the negative (BLACK) to
thebattery’s negative terminal (-).
2. Position the quick-connector in an
easy accessible area to make it easy
to connect a charger when needed.

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6. The LED displays
Display Charge setting Note
STANDBY Charging has not commenced Connection error, no charging
Setting 1, low charge Setting 1 (14.4 V/0.8 A)
Setting 2, high charge Setting 2 (14.4 V/4A)
Setting 3, high charge Setting 3 (14.7 V/4A)
Connection error Incorrect polarity, check
Charging Charging commenced
Conservation charging Battery fully charged
7. Care and maintenance
Cleaning: Removeplug from socket and wipe thedevice with asoft cloth and possibly
amild cleaning solution. Neveruse abrasive cleaners or solvents.
8. Disposal
When you dispose of theproduct it should be done in accordance with local regulations.
Ifyou are unsure of how to proceed, please contact thelocal authorities.
9. Specifications
Power supply 220–240 V AC, 50/60Hz
Effect 0.7 A RMS (65 W)
Discharging < 5 mA (not connected to 230 V AC)
Max voltage charge 14.4 V (±0.25 V) or 14.7 V (±0.25 V)
Charging 4.0 A (±10 %) or 0.8 A (±10 %)
Ripple 150 mV (max)
Battery types 12 V chargeable lead batteries with capacity 1.2 Ah to 120Ah
Sealing IP65
Noise < 50 dB (test at distance of 500 mm)
Dimensions 180×60×45mm
Weight 0.5kg

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