manuals.online logo
Brands
  1. Home
  2. •
  3. Brands
  4. •
  5. PAG
  6. •
  7. Camera Accessories
  8. •
  9. PAG ZL-125 Manual

PAG ZL-125 Manual

PAG ZL-125 Time Batteries
Instruction Leaflet
1.1 When used correctly, Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries are a rugged,
safe, clean and trouble-free means of storing power. Offering a
high energy density, the cells do not deteriorate when left in a
discharged state, making them ideally suited to applications
where reliable portable power is required. However, the user should
be aware that incorrect use could present a hazard. In the interest
of safety, and the protection of our environment, please read and
observe the following health and safety information.
1.2 GENERAL: Do not put in fire or mutilate. Cells may burst or
release toxic material. Do not short-circuit as this may cause burns.
1.3 CORROSIVE ELECTROLYTE: The electrolyte is a mixture of
potassium-hydroxide (KOH) and water. This can cause chemical
burns to human tissue, should leakage occur. Wear protective
gloves when handling all contaminated materials.
In the event of contact with the skin, flood copiously with clean
water. If significant amounts of electrolyte are in involved, or if
any has touched the eyes, seek medical attention immediately.
1.4 ACCIDENTAL SHORT-CIRCUITING: Nickel-Metal Hydride cells
can deliver power at very high rates. PAG batteries are protected
at their output connections by self-resetting overload protection
devices, but severe mechanical abuse of a battery could result in
damage to cells, and short-circuit internal to the battery. Arcing,
excessive heat and the liberation of combustible gas could result,
with the potential for personal injury or ignition of adjacent
flammable materials.
1.5 DISPOSAL: Expired Nickel-Metal Hydride batteries are classified as
controlled waste, and must be disposed of in accordance with the
appropriate regulations or legislation. PAG Ltd offers a recycling
service for expired PAG batteries, which results in the materials
being recovered for re-use.
WARNING: Do not mutilate or incinerate batteries. Do not dispose
of batteries or cells in a charged condition (see 1.4 above).
Return batteries by prior arrangement to:
PAG Ltd. 565 Kingston Road, London SW20 8SA.
Tel: +44 (0) 20 8543 3131, Fax: +44 (0)20 8540 4797.
E-mail: [email protected].
Batteries must be in a discharged state, and be clearly marked
"FOR RECYCLING".
2.1 Description:
Model No. 9317 PAG ZL-125 Time Battery.
Compatible with the PAGlok battery connector system.
Model No. 9317V PAG ZL-125 Time Battery.
Compatible with the Sony V-Mount battery connector system.
2.2 Construction:
PAG ZL-125 Time Batteries have welded cell interconnections of
low-resistance nickel strap. The case for these models consists of
high-impact injection mouldings with an internal cradle feature
designed to protect the cells from impact damage. The batteries
are sealed and non user-serviceable.
2.3 Cells:
Premium grade Nickel-Metal Hydride sealed rechargeable
cylindrical cells.
Safety
Specification
2.4 Voltage:
13.2V Nominal (11 cells connected in series, nominal voltage
1.2V per cell).
2.5 Capacity:
125 watt-hours, nominal.
2.6 Output Protection:
The ZL-125 Time Battery is protected against short circuit and
excessive currents by means of a self-resetting protection device.
Rated maximum continuous output current is 10 amperes.
Batteries are protected against over-temperature by means of a
self-resetting thermal trip rated 71°C.
2.7 Operating Temperature Range:
Optimum discharge efficiency is achieved within the temperature
range 0°C to +40°C.
2.8 Weight:
2.2kg (4.85lb) approx.
2.9 Size (H x W x D):
PAGlok Model 9317
208 x 125 x 44mm (excluding PAGlok claws).
V-Mount Model 9317V
208 x 125 x 52mm.
3.1 The batteries can be stored for up to one year without significant
loss of cell life. For optimal long-term storage, batteries should be
in the 50% charged state.
3.2 Maintenance charging is not required during long-term storage.
3.3 Store in a cool, dry place at a temperature between -20ºC and
+30ºC. Long-term storage at temperatures above +30ºC will reduce
the battery's life because of deterioration of organic materials such
as the gasket and separator. Excessively low storage temperatures
(below -20ºC) are also to be avoided since the electrolyte may
freeze, resulting in permanent cell damage.
3.4 After prolonged storage, it is not ideal to fast-charge the battery
immediately. The cells should first be re-formed and balanced by
giving the battery a slow (C/10) charge for 16 hours. When the
battery is subsequently put into service, 2 or 3 cycles of charge
and discharge may be required to return the battery to its
maximum available capacity.
Users with AR Series chargers may find the following procedure
beneficial: Charge the battery until the charger indicates that it
is charged. Disconnect the battery from the charger, and then
re-apply it, using the 'Recovery' program. Allow this program to
run until the charger again indicates that the battery is charged.
3.5 The battery should be in a fully charged state before use. Even
after one week in storage, it is advisable to give the battery a
top-up charge before use.
3.6 Use only the recommended chargers (see Section 4.1.3 below).
3.7 For maximum output, use within the temperature range 0ºC to
+30ºC. Never operate outside of the temperature range -20ºC to
+45ºC.
3.8 The battery is designed for a maximum continuous output of 8
amperes. Battery output is protected by means of a self-resetting
over-current protection device. The device has a time/current
characteristic which will allow surge currents up to 15 amperes to
flow, but will trip if a continuous current exceeding 12 amperes is
Care & Maintenance
drawn. The batteries are protected against over-temperature by
means of a self-resetting thermal trip rated 71°C.
3.9 The battery is sealed, and contains no user-serviceable components.
In order to maintain the quality standard for which you first chose
this product, return it to a PAG Dealer or the PAG Service Depart-
ment for servicing.
4.1 Charging Instructions
4.1.1 The battery should be in a fully charged state before use.
Even after one week in storage it is advisable to give it a
top-up charge before use.
4.1.2 The battery should be charged only from a PAG charger. Other
types of charger may not be suitable, and could damage the
battery irreparably.
4.1.3 Suitable chargers for the PAGlok ZL-125 battery are:
> PAG AR124PLD (Model 9792)
> PAG Quasar (Models 9726 and 9752)
> PAG Freelancer (Model 9613)
These chargers are equipped with PAGlok connectors, which
allow the batteries to be connected directly to the charger,
without the use of separate connecting leads. The chargers
incorporate PAG ACS, a unique microcomputer control system
that enables these chargers to fast-charge any reputable make
of battery safely, while significantly extending its working life.
Suitable chargers for the V-Mount ZL-125 battery are:
> PAG Cube (Model 9702V)
> PAG V4-iPC (Model 9700V)
> PAG V2 (Model 9613V)
These chargers are equipped with V-Mount connectors, which
allow the batteries to be connected directly to the charger,
without the use of separate connecting leads. The chargers can
fast-charge PAG V-Mount batteries safely, while significantly
extending their working life.
4.1.4 When a battery has been discharged at a high current it will
become warm, and it is advisable to let it cool before charging
it. For the best results the battery should be charged within the
temperature range +10ºC to +40ºC.
4.2 Power & Time Display:
ZL-125 Time Batteries incorporate the PAG Power & Time Display
which is able to show a predicted run-time against any given
load. Connect the battery to the camera, and turn the camera
on. The battery requires a minimum of 5 seconds before it is able
to give an accurate run-time prediction. When the display
button is pressed, the battery will indicate the predicted run-
time under the prevailing conditions.
The hours will be displayed first, followed by the minutes.
The battery is also able to indicate the remaining capacity,
expressed either in ampere-hours or percentage. These figures are
available when the battery is not connected to a load.
The capacity in ampere-hours will be shown first, and if the
button is pressed a second time, the battery will display the
capacity as a percentage of maximum.
If the battery is either 100% charged or 0% charged, this is
shown by an illuminated bar which indicates 'Full' or 'Empty'.
If the button is held in continuously, the display will operate for a
short period and will then automatically turn off. This ensures
that the battery cannot become discharged if the button is
accidentally held in during transit or storage.
Time Batteries are self-diagnostic. Prior to any cumulative effect
developing as permanent damage the battery will report that it
requires a service charge. This is shown by the capacity display
pulsing with a 50% on/off duty cycle when the button is pressed.
A complete charge (the battery display must register ‘FULL’)
followed immediately by a complete discharge will clear the
condition, and the battery will confirm this by showing the
normal display when the button is pressed.
5.1 Notwithstanding any provision of any agreement the following
Warranty is exclusive: PAG Limited warrants each PAG ZL-125
battery it manufactures to be free of defects in material and
workmanship under normal use and service for 18 MONTHS from
the date of purchase. This warranty extends only to the original
purchaser. This warranty shall not apply to fuses or any product or
parts which have been subject to misuse, neglect, accident or
abnormal conditions of operation.
5.2 In the event of failure of a product covered by this warranty, PAG
Limited will repair and calibrate equipment returned to an
authorised Service Facility within the period of the warranty,
provided the warrantor’s examination discloses to its satisfaction
the product was defective. The warrantor may, at its option,
replace the product in lieu of repair. With regard to any equipment
returned within this period, said repairs or replacements will be
made without charge. If the failure has been caused by misuse,
neglect, accident or abnormal conditions of operation, repairs will
be billed at a nominal cost. In such a case, an estimate will be
submitted before work is started, if requested.
5.3 The foregoing Warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or
implied, including but not limited to any implied warranty or
merchantability, fitness or adequacy for any particular purpose or
use. PAG Limited shall not be liable for any special, incidental, or
consequential damages, whether in contract, tort, or otherwise.
Instructions for Use
U5109 ISS A / JUN 09
PAG Ltd. 565 Kingston Road, Raynes Park, London SW20 8SA, UK.
Tel +44 (0)20 8543 3131 Fax +44 (0)20 8540 4116 E-mail [email protected] Web Site www.paguk.com
Warranty

This manual suits for next models

2

Other PAG Camera Accessories manuals

PAG Mini PAGLink MPL50G User manual

PAG

PAG Mini PAGLink MPL50G User manual

PAG NPH 9323 User manual

PAG

PAG NPH 9323 User manual

PAG L96e Manual

PAG

PAG L96e Manual

PAG L96T Manual

PAG

PAG L96T Manual

PAG PAGlink PL150 Series User manual

PAG

PAG PAGlink PL150 Series User manual

PAG Paglight PowerArc Manual

PAG

PAG Paglight PowerArc Manual

PAG L90 Slim User manual

PAG

PAG L90 Slim User manual

PAG PAGlink PL96e User manual

PAG

PAG PAGlink PL96e User manual

PAG L95e Manual

PAG

PAG L95e Manual

PAG L95 Manual

PAG

PAG L95 Manual

PAG Mini PAGlink MPL50 User manual

PAG

PAG Mini PAGlink MPL50 User manual

Popular Camera Accessories manuals by other brands

Ikelite MG-HD3 Supplemental instructions

Ikelite

Ikelite MG-HD3 Supplemental instructions

Arts Energy Extensolar user manual

Arts Energy

Arts Energy Extensolar user manual

Cartoni MASTER 65 FLUID HEAD user manual

Cartoni

Cartoni MASTER 65 FLUID HEAD user manual

Hilti Pra 90 operating instructions

Hilti

Hilti Pra 90 operating instructions

dji OSMO MOBILE 6 user manual

dji

dji OSMO MOBILE 6 user manual

Bushnell 780050 user manual

Bushnell

Bushnell 780050 user manual

Krüger & Matz KM0079 owner's manual

Krüger & Matz

Krüger & Matz KM0079 owner's manual

CANBAT TECHNOLOGIES CLI120-48 user manual

CANBAT TECHNOLOGIES

CANBAT TECHNOLOGIES CLI120-48 user manual

Panasonic DMW-DCC8 operating instructions

Panasonic

Panasonic DMW-DCC8 operating instructions

Digital Watchdog DWC-BLJUNC-W quick start guide

Digital Watchdog

Digital Watchdog DWC-BLJUNC-W quick start guide

Zhiyun CRANE 3S user guide

Zhiyun

Zhiyun CRANE 3S user guide

DVTEC EngRig manual

DVTEC

DVTEC EngRig manual

MARELUX Lumilink user manual

MARELUX

MARELUX Lumilink user manual

Moog Videolarm 81-IN5289 manual

Moog Videolarm

Moog Videolarm 81-IN5289 manual

Photoflex ShoeMount GripHandle instruction manual

Photoflex

Photoflex ShoeMount GripHandle instruction manual

NORMALUX C24 user guide

NORMALUX

NORMALUX C24 user guide

GEN ENERGY 98W instruction manual

GEN ENERGY

GEN ENERGY 98W instruction manual

Canon EF Adapter XL instructions

Canon

Canon EF Adapter XL instructions

manuals.online logo
manuals.online logoBrands
  • About & Mission
  • Contact us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms and Conditions

Copyright 2025 Manuals.Online. All Rights Reserved.