Quick SBC 1200 NRG+ FR User manual

High Quality Nautical Equipment
SBC NRG +
HIGH POWER
SBC 1100 NRG+ FR
SBC 1200 NRG+ FR
SBC 1450 NRG+ HR
SBC 1950 NRG+ HR
SBC 2450 NRG+ HR
REV 000b

CHARACTERISTICS AND INSTALLATION
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SBC NRG+ SERIES BATTERY CHARGER
The long experience we have in the nautical field has given us the ability to evolve the range of SBC battery chargers, now
called NRG+, with superior performance to those currently on the market.
The advantages which the SBC NRG+ battery chargers offer, are:
• Three stage IUoU battery charging.
• High efficiency.
•
Multiple outputs in order to charge more groups of batteries (MOSFET charge separator inside).
• Differentiated charging for open or sealed liquid electrolite, Gel, AGM, Optima
®
, Li-Ion batteries.
• Integrated output fuses inside the battery chargers (for each output).
• Thermal battery protection (with optional sensors).
• Capacity of supplying full power with low AC mains voltage.
• Possibility to connect in parallel up to three battery chargers of the same model for current sharing by means of digital
control.
• Low residual fluctuation on output.
• Universal AC supply input 264 ÷ 83 Vac, 45 ÷ 66 Hz (only models SBC 1100 NRG+ FR and SBC 1200 NRG+ FR).
• Power factor (cos
ϕ
) equal to 1.
• Compatible with the generators.
• Short circuit, overloading, output overvoltage and overheating protection.
• Can work in a wide range of ambient temperatures.
• Variable speed for the cooling fan.
• User interface via LEDs that signal the status, errors and the output current.
• Backlit LCD terminal with multi-language interface (optional).
• Charge is compensated according to the temperature of the batteries (1 sensor supplied; more sensors optional).
INSTALLATION
The installation of the battery charger must be carried out by qualied personnel.
BEFORE USING THE BATTERY CHARGER CAREFULLY READ THIS USER’S MANUAL. IF IN DOUBT,
CONTACT YOUR NEAREST DEALER OR “QUICK®” CUSTOMER SERVICE.
In case of discordance or errors in translation between the translated version and the original text in the Italian
language, reference will be made to the Italian or English text.
This device was designed and constructed for use on recreational crafts.
Other forms of use are not permitted without written authorization from the company Quick
®
.
THE BATTERY CHARGERS ARE DESIGNED FOR FIXED INTERNAL INSTALLATIONS ONLY.
WARNING:
this appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sensory
or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction
concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
WARNING: children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.
“Quick
®
” battery chargers have been designed and made for the reasons described in this user’s manual. The “Quick
®
”
Company does not accept any responsibility for direct or indirect damage caused by improper use of the equipment, bad
installation or by possible errors occurring in this manual.
OPENING OF THE BATTERY CHARGER BY UNAUTHORISED PERSONNEL MAKES THE WARRANTY VOID.
THE PACKAGE CONTAINS: battery charger - conditions of warranty - user’s manual - connector (to connect to the
output terminals) - charge compensation sensor.
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INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION SITE
Install the battery charger as close as possible to the batteries in a dry and airy
spot, to allow the correct operation of the device at full power.
The battery charger can be installed on a horizontal surface or vertical wall paying
attention that the output connector faces downwards.
In case of battery chargers connected in parallel (current sharing mode), install-
ing one next to the other.
The battery charger must be fixed to the support surface with screws strong
enough to support its weight, paying attention that they do not weaken or cause
cracks tothe boat structure.
Vertical installation is recommended since the natural convection of the heat will
favour the cooling of the device.
The perimeter of the battery charger (excluding the support base) must be kept at
a distance from walls or objects by a minimum of 5 cm.
WARNING: the battery charger must be used only with re-chargeable lead/liquid electrolytic batteries (open or
sealed), Gel, AGM, Optima
®
, Li-Ion.
WARNING: the battery charger can not be used to recharge non rechargeable batteries.
NECESSARY EQUIPMENT FOR INSTALLATION
Depending upon model, use the batteries and cables on the output terminals as specified in the following table:
MODEL SBC 1100 NRG+ FR SBC 1200 NRG+ FR SBC 1450 NRG+ HR SBC 1950 NRG+ HR SBC 2450 NRG+ HR
Battery voltage 12 V 24 V
Battery capacity 360 ÷ 600 Ah 450 ÷ 1000 Ah 270 ÷ 600 Ah 360 ÷ 800 Ah 450 ÷ 1000 Ah
Minimum output cable size 25 mm235 mm225 mm235 mm235 mm2
Number of battery cells 6 12
MODEL SBC 1100 NRG+ FR
2 units in parallel
SBC 1200 NRG+ HR
2 units in parallel
SBC 1450 NRG+ HR
2 units in parallel
SBC 1950 NRG+ HR
2 units in parallel
SBC 2450 NRG+ HR
2 units in parallel
Battery voltage 12 V 24 V
Battery capacity 720 ÷ 1200 Ah 900 ÷ 2000 Ah 540 ÷ 1200 Ah 720 ÷ 1600 Ah 900 ÷ 2000 Ah
Minimum output cable size
(battery charger-junction “J”) 25 mm235 mm225 mm235 mm235 mm2
Minimum output cable size
(junction “J” - battery) 50 mm295 mm250 mm270 mm295 mm2
Number of battery cells 6 12
MODEL SBC 1100 NRG+ FR
3 units in parallel
SBC 1200 NRG+ HR
3 units in parallel
SBC 1450 NRG+ HR
3 units in parallel
SBC 1950 NRG+ HR
3 units in parallel
SBC 2450 NRG+ HR
3 units in parallel
Battery voltage 12 V 24 V
Battery capacity 1080 ÷ 1800 Ah 1350 ÷ 3000 Ah 810 ÷ 1800 Ah 1080 ÷ 2400 Ah 1350 ÷ 3000 Ah
Minimum output cable size
(battery charger-junction “J”) 25 mm235 mm225 mm235 mm235 mm2
Minimum output cable size
(junction “J” - battery) 95 mm2150 mm295 mm2120 mm2150 mm2
Number of battery cells 6 12
For the single battery chargers, the wires connected to the output terminals must have a maximum length of 4 meters.
For the length of the output wires in case more battery chargers are connected in parallel (current sharing mode) refer to the diagram of Fig. 2B.
5 cm
5 cm
5 cm 5 cm
CONNECTOR

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INSTALLATION
EQUIPMENT SUPPLY
The equipment already includes a AC power cord. For connections to an AC mains see fig.1A.
Before powering up the battery charger check that the power supply voltage, described on the rating label (fig.1B), corre-
sponds to that supplied by the AC mains.
An overvoltage category III switch must be installed in the electrical circuit for the sole use of switching the equipment
ON/OFF.
The connections to the AC mains must be carried out according to local electrical codes.
WARNING: before connecting or disconnecting the battery charger’s AC cord from the AC mains, please make sure
it is disconnected by bipolar switch.
Before connecting or disconnecting the DC wires from the battery charger’s output terminals, please ensure that the
device is disconnected by means of bipolar switch, from the AC mains and by means of a battery isolator from the
batteries.
WARNING: in cases where the AC power cord could be damaged, have this changed by a “Quick
®
” service centre.
In order to avoid accidents, the equipment must only be opened by authorised personnel.
BLUE
YELLOW GREEN
BROWN
NEUTRAL
EARTH
LIVE
FIG.1A
BAT TERY
N° 3
BAT TERY
N° 2
BAT TERY
N° 1 BAT TERY
SWITCHES
FIG.1B
SBCXXXX NRG+ XXX XXV XXA XX XX
SN:XXXXXX Rev:XXX WY:XX/XX
INPUT:
~
XXXV,XXXV, 45-66Hz, X.XA MAX
OUTPUT: XXA MAXIMUM
ABSORPTION XX.XV OL XX.XV Li-Ion
XX.XV SL/GEL/AGM XX.XV Optima®
FLOAT XX.XV OL XXV Li-Ion XX.XV AGM
XX.XV SL/GEL/Optima®

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INSTALLATION
BATTERY SWITCHES
WARNING: during charge, batteries can generate explosive gases, therefore avoid sparks or naked flames. Provide
adequate ventilation to the battery area whilst charging.
WARNING: before connecting the batteries check the polarity of the cables from the battery. Reversing the polarity,
could seriously damage the battery charger even if protected by fuses.
FIG.2A
FIG.2B
L2
L1L3
J
L
BAT TERY
JM
JCN
JS1
JS2
J S2
J S1
J M
J CN
BAT TERY
N. 1
BAT TERY
N. 2
BAT TERY
N. 3
L1 = L2 = L3 shorter than 2 meters
L shorter than 6 meters

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SINGLE BATTERY CHARGER
The positive terminal of the battery or of the group of batteries must be connected to one of the positive terminals of
the battery charger. The negative terminal of the battery or of the group of batteries must be connected to the nega-
tive terminal of the battery charger (fig. 1A). To make the connections use the connector supplied with the equipment.
If the installation has only one or two groups of batteries, always connect the output marked “MASTER”. This is the main
output of the battery charger. It is advisable to connect the group of batteries which are used more often (typically the
service group) to the MASTER output terminal.
The positive output terminals that are not used must be kept free (do not bridge the terminals).
BATTERY CHARGER IN PARALLEL (Current sharing mode)
The “MASTER” positive terminal is to be connected to junction “JM”; junction “JM” is to be connected to the positive terminal
of the battery or group of batteries (fig. 2A).
The “SLAVE 1” positive terminal of the battery charger is to be connected to junction “JS1”; junction “JS1” is to be connected
to the positive terminal of the battery or group of batteries (fig. 2A).
The “SLAVE 2” positive terminal of the battery charger is to be connected to junction “JS2”; junction “JS2” is to be connected
to the positive terminal of the battery or group of batteries (fig. 2A).
The negative terminal of the battery charger is to be connected to junction “JCN”; junction “JCN” is to be connected to the
negative terminal of the battery or group of batteries (fig. 2A).
The lengths of cables that run from the terminals of the battery chargers to the junctions must be the same and never
exceed 2 m (fig. 2B).
If the installation has only one or two groups of batteries, always connect the output marked “MASTER”. This is the main
output of the battery charger. It is advisable to connect the group of batteries which are used more often (typically the
service group) to the MASTER output terminal.
The positive output terminals that are not used must be kept free (do not bridge the terminals).
WARNING: the use of inadequate size cables and the incorrect connection of terminals or electrical joints may re-
sult in dangerous overheating of the connecting terminals or cables.
INSTALLATION
CONTROL SIGNALS
The battery charger is provided with two RJ45 female defined “CAN IN” and “CAN OUT” on which are present the signals
which can be used for monitoring and controlling the equipment.
The position and description of the signals on the RJ45 female are listed below (fig. 3):
RJ45 PINOUT SOCKETS
FIG. 3
CAN IN CAN OUT
1
8
8
1
PIN CAN IN CAN OUT
1 CANL Signal CANL Signal
2 CANH Signal CANH Signal
3 RESERVED Unconnected
4 RESERVED Basic state of the battery charger (+V output, 20 mA max)
5 RESERVED Negative of the battery charger
6 RESERVED Unconnected
7 Unconnected MASTER output voltage (current limited to 100 mA)
8 CAN BUS terminator (120 ohm) CAN BUS terminator (120 ohm)

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INSTALLATION
BATTERY TEMPERATURE SENSOR
A temperature sensor for the batteries (KTBRJ) can be connected to the RJ11 socket.
PIN 4 CAN OUT
CONNECTION STATE
HIGH IMPEDANCE
Battery charger switched off or presence
of problems requiring manual reset.
+ V OUTPUT
Battery charger switched on and absence
of any problem requiring manual reset.
BATTERY CHARGER’S SIMPLIFIED STATUS
On pin 4 of the RJ45 CAN OUT socket, a signal which indicates the operating status of the battery charger (presence or
absence of problems) is located (Fig. 4).
CAN OUT
4
5
FIG. 4
BATTERY
12V - 24V
KTBRJ
TEMPERATURE SENSOR
BATTERY
SENSOR CONNECTOR
BATTERY TYPE SELECTION
Select the type of battery to be charged by turning the selector on the front panel of the battery charger.
NUMBER BATTERY TYPE
0
EL open
1 EL sealed
2 GEL
3 AGM
4 Optima®
5 Li-lon
6 RESERVED
7 RESERVED
8 RESERVED
9 RESERVED
WARNING : in case a KTB4N interface (optional, with one or more sensors) is connected, the KTBRJ sensor
connected to the RJ11 socket will be automatically disabled.
WARNING: select the battery type only when the battery charger is switched off.
Refer to the table below to select the type of batteries you want to charge:
3
2
* Factory settings
*

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INSTALLATION
CAN IN CAN OUT CAN IN CAN OUT
8
8
1
1
8 1
8
1
CAN IN CAN OUT
CONNECTION TO THE BATTERY CHARGER CAN BUS NETWORK IN PARALLEL
Here following is an example of network connection for battery chargers connected in parallel (current sharing mode):
CAN IN CAN OUT
8
1
8
1
CAN IN CAN OUT
18
18
SBC NRG+ HI POWER
SBC NRG+ HI POWER SBC NRG+ HI POWER SBC NRG+ HI POWER
SBC NRG+ HI POWER
RDS 1562
RDS 1562
TERMINATION
CONNECTOR
TERMINATION
CONNECTOR
TERMINATION
CONNECTOR
TERMINATION
CONNECTOR
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To activate power sharing with digital control, it is essential to install at least one RDS 1562 terminal (optional) and
properly configure the group and priority of the connected battery chargers in parallel.

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OPERATION
CONTROL PANEL
The control panel is made up of 6 LEDs:
no.1 LED STATUS, no.1 LED ERROR, no. 4 LED OUT CURRENT
LED STATUS
LED ERROR
LED OUT CURRENT
LED COLOUR DESCRIPTION
OFF
No mains power or presence of errors
GREEN
FLOAT phase
ORANGE
ABSORPTION phase
RED
BULK phase
QUICK FLASH
Active power reduction
SLOW FLASH
Active charge compensation
SHORT GREEN PULSE Active monitor mode
GREEN PULSE
Active Stand-by mode
LED COLOUR DESCRIPTION
OFF
No problem
FLASHING Problem with manual reset (see code page errors table)
RED
Problem with automatic reset fault (see code page errors table)
LED COLOUR DESCRIPTION
RED
Output current is >75% of the max current
ORANGE Output current is >50% of the max current
ORANGE Output current is >25% of the max current
GREEN Output current is >2% of the max current
The information supplied by the LEDs are listed as below:
Remark: the OUT CURRENT LEDs flash when the current sharing mode is enabled.
LED STATUS
LED ERROR
LED OUT CURRENT
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OPERATION

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OPERATION
CHARGING CHARACTERISTICS
Charging procedure takes place in 3 phases:
BULK phase (constant current)
The batteries need more current than the battery charger can supply. Current is limited to the maximum rated output or
to a lower value if factors which determine a power reduction of the device are present.The battery charger can enter
this phase during start-up, when the batteries are low or when a high load is connected.
ABSORPTION phase (constant voltage)
The battery charger charges the batteries at a constant ABSORPTION voltage supplying the current needed when the
current requested is greater than the transition threshold between ABSORPTION and FLOAT and less than the maximum
output value or at a lower value if factors which determine a power reduction of the device are present.
FLOAT phase (maintenance)
The battery charger charges the batteries at constant FLOAT voltage when the current required is less than the transition
threshold between ABSORTPTION and FLOAT. In this phase, as the batteries reach maximum capacity, they will tend to
absorb increasingly low current. This float phase will allow the batteries to be on charge without risking overload.
(V)
V ABSORPTION *
(I)
IMAX**
ITH ABSORPTION-FLOAT***
BULK ABSORPTION FLOAT NEW CYCLE
TIME
TIME
V FLOAT *
* Depending on the type of charge selected.
** In case the battery chargers are connected in parallel (current sharing mode) the IMAX value must be multiplied by
the number of battery chargers (2 or 3).
*** In case the battery chargers are connected in parallel (current sharing mode) the ITH value must be multiplied by the
number of battery chargers (2 or 3).
The factory setting of the transition threshold between ABSORPTION and FLOAT is equal to 20% of the maximum nominal
value of the output current.

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NOTIFICATION SIGNS
NOTIFICATION SIGNS
LED
FLASHES MESSAGE DESCRIPTION
2
Output fuse open
Likely inversion of polarity in the connection of the batteries to the battery charger’s output
terminals.
The problem requires a check by a Quick® service center.
3 Output overvoltage
Software protection.
The battery charger, due to an internal malfunction, supplied for a very short time a higher
voltage than the rated value.
The problem requires a check by a Quick® service center.
5 Extended output overload
The battery charger has supplied the maximum current at a lower voltage value than half the
output rated value for too long.
Check the absorption of the battery bank and the connected loads.
6 Both fans blocked
Both cooling fans are stopped for external causes (foreign bodies which block the blades
movement) or malfunctioning.
The problem requires a check by a Quick® service center.
9
Almost two chargers in a
group with the same priority
Check the correct setting of the group and the priority of the battery chargers connected to
the network, by means of the RDS 1562 terminal (optional).
10
Internal temperature sensors
fault
Both internal temperature sensors are not working.
The problem requires a check by a Quick®service center.
11 BULK phase too long The maximum time limit of 8 hours (Default) for the
BULK phase has been exceeded.
Check the status of the battery banks and the absorption of the loads connected to them.
12 ABSORPTION phase too long The maximum time limit of 24 hours (Default) for the
ABSORPTION phase has been exceeded.
Check the status of the battery banks and the absorption of the loads connected to them.
PROBLEMS WITH MANUAL RESET
In order to solve problems with manual reset it is necessary to remove the cause that generated it, disconnect the battery
charger from the AC mains for 10 seconds and then reconnect it.
With this type of problems, the battery charger stops supplying power. (except for problem 12, in which output voltage
is forced to the FLOAT value). The ERROR LED flashes to warn about the kind of problem.
Refer to the table below to identify the kind of problem:

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NOTIFICATION SIGNS - MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
The battery charger does not need any maintenance. To ensure optimum performance from the equipment, once a year
check the cables and the electrical connections.
LED
FLASHES MESSAGE DESCRIPTION
1
Output short circuit
or overload
Check the output wiring, the battery bank and the equipment connected to the battery charger.
PROBLEMS WITH AUTOMATIC RESET
The notifications of the problems with automatic reset will no longer be displayed as soon as the condition which caused
the problem disappears.
The RED LED will come on steadily and an error will be displayed in the LCD terminal (optional) to signal the following errors
PROBLEM DESCRIPTION
Over temperat The ambient temperature where the battery charger is installed exceeds the max allowable threshold for regular operation.
Check the installation environment and its placement.
Blocked fan One of the two cooling fans is blocked due to external causes (foreign bodies which block the blades movement) or for
malfunctionig. The battery charger limits the value of the maximum output current.
The problem requires a check by a Quick® service center.
AC low The AC mains voltage is lower than 207 Vac (mod. SBC 1450 NRG+ HR, SBC 1950 NRG+ HR, SBC 2450 NRG+ HR)
or 108 Vac (SBC 1100 NRG+ FR, SBC 1200 NRG+ FR).
The battery charger will carry out a reduction of the maximum output current by supplying as maximum value the 70% of
the output maximum rated current, thus reducing the current absorption from the AC mains.
The supply of the maximum output current will start again once the network voltage increase back to a higher value than
207 Vac (mod. SBC 1450 NRG+ HR, SBC 1950 NRG+ HR HR, SBC 2450 NRG+ HR)
or 108 Vac (mod. SBC 1100 NRG+ FR, SBC 1200 NRG+ FR).
AC fail The AC mains voltage is lower than 161 Vac (mod. SBC 1450 NRG+ HR, SBC 1950 NRG+ HR HR, SBC 2450 NRG+ HR)
or 83 Vac (SBC 1100 NRG+ FR, SBC 1200 NRG+ FR).
The battery charger suspends the ouput power supply, which will start again once the mains voltage go back to a higher
value than 161 Vac (mod. SBC 1450 NRG+ HR, SBC 1950 NRG+ HR HR, SBC 2450 NRG+ HR)
or 83 Vac (mod. SBC 1100 NRG+ FR, SBC 1200 NRG+ FR).
Cold battery The temperature measured by the sensor or the optional sensors of the batteries is lower than -15°C.
The battery charger suspends the output power supply which will start again once the temperature go back to a higher
value than -15°C.
Hot battery The temperature measured by the sensor or the optional sensors of the batteries is higher than +50°C.
The battery charger suspends the output power supply which will start again once the temperature go back to a lower
value than +50°C.
Sensor fault Failure of one of the two battery charger’s internal temperature sensors.
The battery charger limits, if necessary, the maximum output current
value. The problem requires a check by a Quick® service center.
CAN error The system detected some communication errors on the CAN bus.
If this message appears frequently, check the CAN network wiring.

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TECHNICAL DATA
QUICK®RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EQUIPMENT AND THE CONTENTS OF THIS MANUAL WITHOUT PRIOR
NOTICE.
TECHNICAL DATA
(1)
Maximum rated value at normal use or in short circuit.
(2)
With battery charger not supplied by the AC network, with disabled monitor mode and LCD terminal not connected.
(3)
At 50% of the maximum rated output current on resistive load.
(4)
Each output can supply the maximum value of nominal current. The sum of the currents supplied from each output can not exceed the maxi-
mum nominal value of the equipment.
(5)
With supply voltage equal to 230 Vac and output current equal to the maximum nominal value.
(6)
With supply voltage equal to 120 Vac and output current equal to the maximum nominal value.
(7)
Protection may be inefficient in some operative conditions.
(8)
Software/hardware double-check.
MODEL SBC 1100 NRG+ FR SBC 1200 NRG+ FR SBC 1450 NRG+ HR SBC 1950 NRG+ HR SBC 2450 NRG+ HR
OUTPUT CHARACTERISTICS
Maximum output current
(1)
80 A 100 A 60 A 80 A 100 A
Charge ABSORPTION voltage
14,1 Vdc EL open 14,2 Vdc Li-Ion
14,4 Vdc EL sealed / Gel / AGM
14,7 Vdc Optima®
28,2 Vdc EL open 28,4 Vdc Li-Ion
28,8 Vdc EL sealed / Gel / AGM
29,4 Vdc Optima®
Charge FLOAT voltage
13,4 Vdc EL open 13,5 Vdc Li-Ion
13,6 Vdc AGM
13,8 Vdc EL sealed / Gel / Optima®
26,8 Vdc EL open 27 Vdc Li-Ion
27,2 Vdc AGM
27,6 Vdc EL sealed / Gel / Optima®
DC absorption from the batteries
(2)
< 3,5 mA < 5 mA
Residual ripple
(3)
< 100 mV RMS < 150 mV RMS
Charging characteristics Automatic in three stages IUoU
Number of outputs (4) 3
INPUT CHARACTERISTICS
Supply voltage 264 ÷ 83 Vac,
with power reduction under 108 Vac
264 ÷ 161 Vac,
with power reduction under 207 Vac
Frequency 45÷66 Hz
Maximum absorption
(230/240 Vac) (5) 5,4 A 6,5 A 7,5 A 10,1 A 12,5 A
Maximum absorption (120 Vac) (6) 10,6 A 12,7 A -
Power factor (cos ϕ) (5) 1,00
Efficiency (5) ≥88% ≥92%
PROTECTIONS
Reverse polarity (7) Yes, through fuse
Overload Yes
Output short circuit Yes
Overvoltage in output (8) Yes
Overheating Yes
Battery overtemperature Yes, optional
AMBIENT CHARACTERISTICS
Operating temperature -15 ÷ +70 °C, with linear power reduction over +50 °C
Cooling Forced, with variable fans speed
Humidity Max. 95% RV without condensation
CASE
Material Aluminium
Dimensions (WxHxD) 170 x 481 x 81,5 mm
Weight 4,2 kg
GENERAL
CAN bus interface Yes
Charge compensation Yes, optional (max 128 battery temperature sensors)
Safety standard EN 60335-2-29
EMC Standard EN 55022/A - FCC TITLE 47 PART 15 SUBPART B CLASS A

DIMENSIONS mm(inch)
443 (17
7
/
16
)
461 (18
5
/
32
)
481 (18
15
/
16
)
110 (4
21
/ 64 )
170 (6
11
/ 16 ) 81,5 (3
13
/ 64 )

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