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4.2 BATTERY CONNECTION
IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS
REFER TO THE BATTERY MANUAL.
Refer to the battery manufacturer's instructions for the storage conditions.
Never short-circuit a battery.
IN ANY CASE, a battery short-circuit and overcurrent protection must be
connected between the battery and the charger if the charger is not equipped with
such a protective device.
Allow no flame nor sparks in the battery room. Never smoke in the battery room.
Never disconnect a battery being charged.
To handle the electrolyte, use gloves and safety goggles.
The electrolyte contained in a battery is dangerous to the skin and clothes.
Before doing work on a battery, make sure that there is an accessible supply of
water nearby. If electrolyte is splashed, wash immediately with water and refer to
battery safety data sheets.
Use tools with insulated handles.
Remove the shipping plugs from "open" Ni-Cd batteries. Always use
maintenance accessories (especially electrolyte handling tools) suited to the
batteries.
Reminder
Battery cells must be connected in series, the(+) pole of each cell must be connected to the(-) pole of the next one.
+ - + - + - + - + -
- + - + - + - + - +
BATTERY (+)
BATTERY (-)
Series connection of battery cells
Battery installation procedure :
. Position the battery cells on their support and connect them in series.
. Check that no cell is missing.
. Check that the connections are tight.
. Connect the battery (-) to the (-) BATT terminal of the charger (via the fuse box if applicable).
Do not connect the positive cable until start-up time.
4.3 CONNECTING THE COMMON REMOTE
ALARM OUTPUT
Refer to the customer drawing package.
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