ULTIMATE SPEED ULGD 10 A1 User manual

VEHICLE BATTERY CHARGER ULGD 10 A1
IAN 329536_2001 SK
SI
CZ
HU
NABÍJAČKA AUTOBATÉRIÍ
Originálny návod na obsluhu
SK
KFZ-BATTERIELADEGERÄT
Originalbetriebsanleitung
DE AT CH
POLNILNIK ZA AKUMULATORJE
MOTORNIH VOZIL
Prevod originalnega navodila za uporabo
SI
NABÍJEČKA AUTOBATERIÍ
Originální návod k obsluze
CZ
VEHICLE BATTERY CHARGER
Translation of the original instructions
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HAKKUMULÁTORTÖLTŐ
Az eredeti használati utasítás fordítása
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Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself with all
functions of the device.
HU
Olvasás előtt hajtsa ki az ábrát tartalmazó oldalt, és ezután ismerje meg a készülék
mindegyik funkcióját.
SI
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CZ
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funkcemi zařízení.
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všetkými funkciami zariadenia.
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Klappen Sie vor dem Lesen die Seite mit den Abbildungen aus und machen Sie sich
anschließend mit allen Funktionen des Gerätes vertraut.
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SI Prevod originalnega navodila za uporabo Stran 51
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Table of pictograms used ............................................ Page 6
Introduction .................................................................... Page 7
Intended use ...................................................................... Page 7
Package contents................................................................ Page 8
Equipment ......................................................................... Page 8
Technical specifications ....................................................... Page 9
Charging characteristics...................................................... Page 10
Safety instructions......................................................... Page 10
Specific safety instructions.......................................... Page 15
Before use....................................................................... Page 15
Using the device ............................................................ Page 16
Connection ........................................................................ Page 16
Disconnecting .................................................................... Page 17
Standby / Measuring battery voltage.................................... Page 17
Battery recognition.............................................................. Page 17
Revival .............................................................................. Page 17
Selecting programs............................................................. Page 18
Maintenance and care ................................................. Page 22
Information about recycling and disposal .............. Page 23
EU Declaration of Conformity..................................... Page 23
Warranty and service information ........................... Page 24
Warranty conditions ........................................................... Page 24
Warranty period and statutory claims for defects.................... Page 24
Extent of warranty............................................................... Page 25
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Table of pictograms used
Table of pictograms used
Read the instruction
manual of this product
attentively and with care
before use.
220–
240 V~
50 Hz –
60 Hz
Alternating voltage
220–240V
with a frequency of
50Hz – 60Hz
NOTE: This symbol indi-
cates additional informa-
tion and explanations on
the product and its use.
Caution!
Possible risks!
Caution!
Explosion hazard!
Caution!
Risk of electric shock!
IP54 Protected against dust in damaging quantities and
against splashing water
Dispose of the batteries
in the specified battery
collection points.
Suitable for lead-acid
batteries
Do not dispose of any
electrical devices in
domestic waste!
Only for use in closed,
ventilated rooms!
Dispose of packaging
properly. Do not
dispose of the appliance
in household waste!
Packaging material –
Other cardboard Made from recycled material
1
Charging current 5 A
(in 12V mode)
Charging current 2.5 A
(in 24V mode)
2
Charging current 10 A
(in 12V mode)
Charging current 5 A
(in 24V mode)
Charging current 5 A
(in 12V mode)
Charging current 2.5 A
(in 24V mode)
Charging current 10 A
(in 12V mode)
Charging current 5 A
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VEHICLE BATTERY CHARGER
ULGD 10 A1
zIntroduction
Congratulations! You have pur-
chased one of our high-quality
products. Please familiarise yourself
with the product before using it for
the first time. To do so, please read
through the following operating and
safety instructions carefully.
KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF
CHILDREN!
zIntended use
The Ultimate Speed ULGD 10 A1 is
a multi-level vehicle battery charger,
which is suitable for charging and
trickle charging 12 V- (6 cells) or
24 V (2x6 cells) lead acid batteries
with electrolyte solution (WET), with
electrolyte absorbing mats (AGM),
with gel gel-type electrolyte (GEL)
or calcium batteries. The device is
not suitable for charging lithium-ion
batteries!
You can also regenerate discharged
batteries (depending on the battery
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Suitable for the charging
of 12-V batteries 24 V Suitable for the charging of 24-V batteries
Direct current Protection class 2
12V 12V mode
(Program 1, 2, 3, 4 and 9) 24V 24V mode (Program 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10 )
+
-
1
2
Disconnect from the mains
before closing or opening
any of the connections to
the battery.
Ensure sufficient
ventilation when
charging!
+
-
1
2
Connect the battery
first, then establish the
connection with the mains!
Protect electrical
connections from rain!
Avoid flames and sparks! Do not smoke!
Winter – AGM – Mode
(Program 2, 4, 6 and 8)
Supply program
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type). The vehicle battery charger
has a safety circuit against sparking
and overheating. Keep these instruc-
tions in a safe place.
The supply program enables you to
change a vehicle battery without
interrupting the voltage supply.
Ensure you hand over all documen-
tation when passing the product on
to anyone else. Any use that differs
to the intended use as stated above
is prohibited and potentially danger-
ous. Damage or injury caused by
misuse or disregarding the above
warning is not covered by the war-
ranty or any liability on the part of
the manufacturer. The device is not
intended for commercial use and
should only be used indoors. Com-
mercial use will void the guarantee.
The product must only be started up
initially by people who have been
trained to do so.
Note:
The vehicle battery charger cannot
charge any electrical vehicles with
integrated rechargeable battery.
Note:
No jumpstart of 12V or 24 V
batteries possible.
zPackage contents
1 Vehicle battery charger
1 Operating instructions
1 Connecting cable with clamps
1 Connecting cable with loops
zEquipment
To do this see Fig. A, B:
After unpacking the product, please
check that all of the package con-
tents are present and that the battery
charger is in perfect condition. Do
not use the device if it is defective.
1Vehicle battery charger
224V 24V mode
(Program 5, 6, 7, 8 and 10)
312V, 12V mode
(Program 1, 2, 3, 4 and 9)
4
1
,
Charging current 5 A
(in 12V mode)
Charging current 2.5 A
(in 24V mode)
5
2
,
Charging current 10 A
(in 12V mode)
Charging current 5 A
(in 24V mode)
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6, Winter – AGM – Mode
(Program 2, 4, 6 and 8)
7Supply program
(Program 9 and 10)
8Program selector button
9Charging display
10 Status display
11 Voltage display
12 Mains cable
13 Red loop (positive pole)
14 Black loop (negative pole)
15 Output cable with plug
16 Cover cap connecting cable
with loops
17 Connecting cable with loops
18 Connecting cable with
clamps
19 Positive pole connection
terminal (red)
20 Cover cap for connecting
cable with clamps
21 Negative pole connection
terminal (black)
Note:
The use of the term ‘product’ or
‘device’ in the following text refers to
the vehicle battery charger named in
these operating instructions.
zTechnical specifications
Model: ULGD 10 A1
Rated voltage: 220–240 V~
50 Hz – 60 Hz
Rated intake
current: 2.0 A
Rated output DC
voltage: 12V /
24V
Rated output
direct current
at 12 V: 10.0 A / 5.0 A
Rated output
direct current
at 24 V: 5.0 A / 2.5 A
Ambient
temperature: -
20 °C to 50 °C
Housing
protection type: IP 54
Appliance class: II
(dual insulation)
Battery types:
12 V lead acid
battery
20Ah -300Ah
24 V lead acid
battery
20Ah -150Ah
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zCharging characteristics
To do this see Fig. C:
1Polarity reversal protection /
Battery diagnosis
2Pulse charging / Revival
(Desulphation)
3Main charge
4Preservation charging up
to 80%
5Recharging up to 100%
(Absorption)
6Battery monitoring
7Charge maintenance
Changes to technical and visual
aspects of the product may be made
as part of future developments with-
out notice. Accordingly, no warranty
is offered for the physical dimen-
sions, information and specifications
in these operating instructions.
The operating instructions cannot
therefore be used as the basis for
asserting a legal claim.
zSafety instructions
PLEASE READ
THROUGH THE
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
CAREFULLY BEFORE USE.
THESE FORM PART OF THE
PRODUCT AND MUST BE
AVAILABLE AT ALL TIMES!
KEEP OUT OF THE REACH
OF CHILDREN!
 The charger is only suitable for
indoor operation!
 DANGER!
Avoid danger to life and dan-
ger of injury from improper use!
 CAUTION!
Do not operate the device
with a damaged cable, mains
cable or mains plug. Dam-
aged mains cables pose dan-
ger to life from electric shock.
 In case of damage, the mains
cable must only be repaired
by authorized and trained
specialists! Contact the service
point of your country if you
need any repair!
 DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
Ensure that the vehicle is not in
operation if the battery is
installed firmly in the vehicle!
Switch off the ignition and put
the vehicle into the parking
position, with the parking
brake engaged (e.g. car) or
the rope attached (e.g. boat)!
 DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
Disconnect the vehicle battery
charger from the mains before
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removing the connection
terminals.
 Connect the connection
terminal that is not connected
to the car body first.
 Connect the other connection
terminal to the car body away
from the battery and the
gasoline line.
 Connect the vehicle battery
charger to the supply grid only
after doing this.
 Disconnect the vehicle battery
charger from the supply grid
after charging.
 Only then disconnect the
connection terminal from the
car body. Then disconnect the
connection terminal from the
battery.
 DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
Only touch the pole connec-
tion terminals (“–”and “+”) in
the insulated area!
 DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
Conduct the connection to
the battery and the socket of
the mains grid completely
protected from moisture!
 DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
Perform installation, servicing
and maintenance of the vehi-
cle battery charger only when
the mains current is not
connected!
 DANGER OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK!
First disconnect the negative
pole connection cable (black)
of the vehicle battery charger
from the negative pole of the
battery upon completing the
charging and trickle charging
process, if the battery is contin-
ually connected in the vehicle.
 Do not leave any toddlers or
children unsupervised around
the vehicle battery charger!
 Children cannot assess possi-
ble dangers in use of electri-
cal devices. Children must be
supervised to ensure that they
do not play with the device.
 EXPLOSION
HAZARD!
Protect yourself from highly
explosive oxyhydrogen reac-
tions! Gaseous hydrogen can
escape during charging or
maintenance charging of the
battery. Oxyhydrogen is a
potentially explosive mix of
gaseous hydrogen and oxy-
gen. The oxyhydrogen reaction
occurs at contact with open
fire (flames, smouldering or
sparks)! Perform charging and
maintenance charging in a
weather-protected space that is
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ventilated well. Ensure that
there are no naked flames
(flames, smouldering or sparks)
during charging or mainte-
nance charging!
 EXPLOSION AND FIRE
HAZARDS!
Ensure that explosive or flam-
mable substances, such as
gasoline or solvents cannot be
ignited when you are using the
vehicle battery charger!
 EXPLOSIVE GASES!
Avoid flames and sparks!
 Ensure sufficient ventilation
when charging.
 Put the battery onto a well-
ventilated surface when charg-
ing. Otherwise, the device can
be damaged.
 EXPLOSION
HAZARD!
Ensure that the positive pole
connection cable has no contact
with a fuel line (e.g. petrol line)!
 DANGER OF CAUSTIC
BURNS!
Protect your eyes and skin from
caustic burns from the acid
(sulphuric acid) when it comes
into contact with the battery!
 Use: acid-resistant safety gog-
gles, clothing and gloves! If
your eyes or skin have come
into contract with the sulphuric
acid, flush the affected body
region with plenty of clear,
running water and seek
medical advice at once!
 Avoid electrical short circuits
when connecting the vehicle
battery charger to the battery.
Connect the negative pole
connection cable only to the
negative pole of the battery or
the car body. Connect the plus
pole connection cable only to
the plus pole of the battery!
 Before connecting to the
mains, verify the mains power
has the required 230 V~
50Hz, a 16A fuse and an
ELCB switch (earth leakage
circuit breaker)! Otherwise,
the device can be damaged.
 Do not use the vehicle battery
charger near any fires, heat
and long-term temperatures
above 50°C! For higher tem-
peratures, the output power of
the vehicle battery charger will
drop automatically.
 Only use the vehicle battery
charger with the original parts
it was delivered with!
 Do not cover the vehicle bat-
tery charger with any objects!
Otherwise, the device can be
damaged.
 Protect the electrical contact
surfaces of the battery from
short circuit!
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 Only use the vehicle battery
charger for the charging and
maintenance charging of
undamaged 12V-/24V-lead
batteries (with electrolyte
solution or gel)! Otherwise,
property damage may be the
consequence.
 Do not use the vehicle bat-
tery charger for the charging
and maintenance charging of
non-rechargeable batteries.
Otherwise, property damage
may be the consequence.
 Do not use the vehicle battery
charger for the charging and
maintenance charging of
damaged or frozen batteries!
Otherwise, property damage
may be the consequence.
 Please refer to the original
operating instructions about
the maintenance of your bat-
tery prior to connecting the
vehicle battery charger!
Otherwise, there is a danger
of injury and/or the risk of
damage to the device.
 Before connecting the vehicle
battery charger to a battery
that is continually connected to
the vehicle, learn about compli-
ance with the electrical safety
and maintenance in the orig-
inal operating instructions of
the vehicle! Otherwise, there is
a danger of injury and/or the
risk of property damage.
 Disconnect the vehicle battery
charger from the mains current
when it is not is use to protect
the environment as well! Note
that power is consumed in
standby operation as well.
Always pay attention and be
aware of what you are doing.
Proceed reasonably and do not
put the vehicle battery charger
into operation when you are not
focused or not feeling well.
Personal safety:
 This device may be used by
children aged 8 years and
older, and by persons with
reduced physical, sensory or
mental capacities, or a lack of
experience and knowledge,
if they are supervised or have
been instructed in how to use
the device safely and under-
stand the dangers that may
arise when using it. Do not
allow children to play with the
device.
Cleaning and day-to-
day maintenance must not be
performed by children without
supervision.
Children must be supervised
to ensure that they do not
play with the device.
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Keep the device away from
people – especially children –
and household pets.
Within the working area,
the user is responsible for
any damage or injury to third
parties that was caused by
the use of the device.
Do not leave the device
charging unattended.
Keep the device in a dry
location and out of the reach
of children.
This helps prevent device
damage and possible
personal injuries that
could result from it:
Working with the device:
Before setup or first use,
check the device for any
damage and do not use
unless in perfect working
order.
Make sure that the mains
plug and connection termi-
nals do not get wet. Do not
expose the device to rain or
wet weather. Do not let the
device come into contact with
water. Do not immerse the
device in water. There is a
risk of electric shock!
In hot weather, do not leave
the device in a car. This could
permanently damage the
device.
Do not operate the device
near to flammable liquids or
gases. Failure to do so risks
causing a fire or explosion!
Switch the device off and
remove the mains plug from the
socket in the following cases:
–When you are not using
the device;
–If you are leaving the
device unsupervised;
–If you are doing cleaning
work;
–If the connection cable is
damaged;
Only use the accessories
supplied and recommended
by the manufacturer.
Do not disassemble or modify
the vehicle battery charger.
This device must only be
repaired by a maintenance
technician.
Do not use the device in
areas with a risk of explo-
sion, e.g. near flammable
liquids, gases or powders.
Do not expose the device to
any source of heat.
When the charger is not
being used, always put the
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cover caps 20 and 16 onto the
connecting cable 18 and 17.
This prevents any possible
short circuit through contact
with rain or splashed water.
CAUTION: How to
avoid accidents and
injuries resulting from
electric shock:
Electrical safety:.
Do not carry the device by
the cable. Do not unplug
the plug from the socket by
pulling on the cable. Protect
the cable from heat, oil and
sharp edges.
If the cable is damaged,
unplug the plug immediately
from the socket.
zSpecific safety
instructions
A slightly higher temper-
ature during charging is
absolutely normal and not
amalfunction.
Protect the vehicle battery
charger 1from moisture and
high temperatures, including
fires.
Store the vehicle battery
charger 1in a dry place
and protect the device from
moisture and corrosion.
Do not drop the vehicle
battery charger 1while it is
being used.
zBefore use
 Take all parts from the packaging
and check whether the device or
parts show any damage. Ifthis is
the case, do not use the device.
Contact the manufacturer via
the indicated service address.
Remove all transport packaging.
Check that the delivery is complete.
 Always pull the mains plug from
the socket before you perform
any work at the vehicle battery
1charger.
 Before connecting the charger
please read the user instructions
for the battery.
 In addition, you must adhere to
the instructions from the vehicle
manufacturer where a battery
is continuously connected in the
vehicle. Secure the vehicle, switch
the ignition off.
 Clean the battery poles. Make
sure that the dirt does not come
into contact with your eyes.
 Make sure that there is sufficient
ventilation.
Note: The ambient temperature is
measured in the charger. Hence,
for optimum function, make sure the
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battery exhibits the same tempera-
ture as the environment.
zUsing the device
zConnection
Note:
Always observe the instructions
from the vehicle manufacturer or
the battery manufacturer.
Charging using the battery clamps:
 Disconnect the minus pole
connection cable (black) of the
vehicle from the minus pole of the
battery first before charging and
maintenance charging if the bat-
tery is continually connected in
the vehicle. The negative pole of
your battery is usually connected
to the car body of the vehicle.
 Then disconnect the plus pole
connection cable (red) of the
vehicle from the plus pole of the
battery.
 Connect the output cable with the
plug 15 o the connecting cable
with clamps 18 .
 Only then connect the “+” pole
quick-contact connection terminal
(red) 19 of the vehicle battery
charger 1to the “+” pole of the
battery.
 Connect the “–” pole quick-con-
tact connection terminal (black)
21 to the “–” pole of the battery.
 Connect the mains cable 12 of the
vehicle battery charger 1to the
socket.
Charging using loops:
 The connecting cable with
loops 17 must be permanently
connected to the battery.
 Disconnect the battery from the
vehicle. Loosen the nut on the
battery’s positive terminal (red).
Now insert the red loop 13 under
the nut connected to the battery’s
positive terminal, and then
retighten the nut. Make sure that
the loop 13 does not slip when
tightening the nut.
 Repeat with the black loop 14 on
the battery’s negative terminal.
 Afterwards, reconnect the battery
to the vehicle.
 Plug the cover cap of the connect-
ing cable with loops 16 over the
contacts of the connecting cable
with loops 17 . When the charger
is not being used, this must
always be carried out, in order to
prevent a short circuit.
 Remove the cover cap 16 of the
connecting cable with loops 17 ,
before you start charging.
 Connect the output cable with the
plug 15 with the connecting cable
with loops 17 .
 Connect the mains cable 12 of the
vehicle battery charger 1to the
socket.
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zDisconnecting
Stop charging using the battery
clamps:
 Disconnect the device from the
mains current.
 Disconnect the “–” pole
quick-contact connection terminal
(black) 21 from the “–” pole of the
battery.
 Disconnect the “+”-pole quick
contact-connection terminal (red)
19 rom the “+”-pole of the
battery.
 Reconnect the plus pole connec-
tion cable of the battery to the
plus pole of the battery.
 Reconnect the minus pole connec-
tion cable of the battery to the
minus pole of the battery.
Stop charging using loops:
 Disconnect the device from the
mains current.
 Pull out the plug, which connects
the output with the plug 15 with
the connecting cable with loops
17 .
 Cover the contacts of the connect-
ing cable with loops
17
with the
attached cover cap of the connect-
ing cable with loops
16
.
zStandby / Measuring
battery voltage
After connecting the mains supply,
the device is in standby mode. The
display is in use. When the connec-
tion terminals are connected, the
battery voltage is displayed on the
LC display (voltage display 11 ). The
segments of the status display 10 are
empty. If the measured voltage is
below 2 V, then this means the
battery is not charging.
zBattery recognition
If a battery with a voltage over 2 V
is connected, the charging process
will start once the charging program
is selected. Deeply discharged bat-
teries can also be charged, as long
as they are not defective.
If a battery with a voltage of over
15.6 V is connected, in 12 V mode,
“Err” will be shown in the voltage
display 11 . The charging process in
24 V mode.
If the charger is connected to a
battery with the poles reversed,
“POL” will be shown on the display.
The charging process will not be
activated.
zRevival
After battery recognition, depend-
ing on the battery status, the revival
process will be activated. Pulsating
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current ensures that a battery which
is not used for a long period of time
will still be able to be charged.
If the revival is not successful after
10 minutes, then “Err” will be shown
on the display.
If a 24 V charging program is
selected accidentally and a 12V
battery is connected, then after
10 mins, “Err” will appear on the
display.
zSelecting programs
Note:
Before a charging program is car-
ried out, the battery must be con-
nected to the charger as described
in the “Connection” section. The
charging process continues automat-
ically. Depending on the program
selected, the charging characteris-
tics for voltage, time and tempera-
ture are
monitored. The charging process
contains a diagnosis program,
a revival mode and a trickle charge
function.
Program max.
(V) max. (A)
112V
1
14.4 V 5.0 A
212V
1
14.7 V 5.0 A
312V
2
14.4 V 10.0 A
412V
2
14.7 V 10.0 A
524V
1
28.8 V 2.5 A
624V
1
29.4 V 2.5 A
724V
2
28.8 V 5.0 A
824V
2
29.4 V 5.0 A
912V 13.6 V 3.0 A
10 24V 27.2 V 1.5 A
Program 1
12V
1
(14.4V / 5.0 A)
To charge 12 V batteries with a
capacity of 20 Ah to 100 Ah.
Press the program selector button 8
once to select Program 1.
The 12V 3and
1
4symbols are
shown on the LC display. During the
charging process, the charging
display 9flashes. The progress of
the charging process (1-4 bars) will
be shown on the status display 10 .
When the battery is fully charged,
the status display shows 10 4 bars.
The flashing stops and the device
switches to trickle charging automat-
ically. The display will show “FUL”.
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Program 2
12V
1
(14.7V / 5.0 A)
To charge 12 V batteries with a
capacity of 20 Ah to 100 Ah under
cold conditions or to charge AGM
batteries.
Press the program selector button 8
twice to select Program 2.
The 12V 3,
1
4and 6
symbols are shown on the LC
display. During the charging pro-
cess, the charging display 9
flashes. The progress of the charg-
ing process (1-4 bars) will be shown
on the status display 10 . When the
battery is fully charged, the status
display shows 10 4 bars. The flash-
ing stops and the device switches to
trickle charging automatically.
The display will show “FUL”.
Program 3
12V
2
(14.4V / 10.0 A)
To charge 12 V batteries with a
capacity of 60 Ah to 200 Ah. To
maintain the charge of 12 V batter-
ies up to 300 Ah.
Press the program selector button 8
three times to select Program 3.
The 12V 3and
2
5symbols
are shown on the LC display. During
the charging process, the charging
display 9flashes. The progress of
the charging process (1-4 bars) will
be shown on the status display 10 .
When the battery is fully charged,
the status display shows 10 4 bars.
The flashing stops and the device
switches to trickle charging automat-
ically. The display will show “FUL”.
Program 4
12V
2
(14.7V / 10.0 A)
To charge 12 V batteries with a
capacity of 60 Ah to 200 Ah under
cold conditions or to charge AGM
batteries. To maintain the charge of
12 V batteries up to 300 Ah.
Press the program selector button 8
four times to select Program 4.
The 12V 3,
2
5and 6
symbols are shown on the LC
display. During the charging pro-
cess, the charging display 9
flashes. The progress of the charg-
ing process (1-4 bars) will be shown
on the status display 10 . When the
battery is fully charged, the status
display shows 10 4 bars. The flash-
ing stops and the device switches to
trickle charging automatically.
The display will show “FUL”.
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