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1 PRECAUTIONS – WARRANTY
The CRISTEC equipment includes the following:
• A box containing the battery charger's electronic function.
• AC input connector (Except OE VERSION)
• DC output connector (Except OE VERSION)
• This user manual
• Specific packing
This document applies to battery chargers from the range as listed on the cover, available in
colour on our website www.cristec.fr/
The manual is intended for users, installers and equipment maintenance staff. Please read this manual
carefully before working on the charger.
This manual should be kept safely and consulted before attempting any repairs because it contains all the
information required to use the appliance.
This document is the property of CRISTEC; all the information it contains applies to the accompanying product.
CRISTEC reserves the right to modify the specifications without notice.
Before starting installation, it is mandatory to read safety instructions and warranty conditions described
in chapter 6.
2 OPERATING-PRESENTATION-INTERFACES
2.1 OPERATING PRINCIPLE
The design of the battery chargers in the range is based on a high-frequency switching supply
converter that transforms the AC signal into regulated and filtered DC current. They can operate as a DC
power supply.
Once the type of battery and type of charge have been selected, operation of the battery charger is entirely
automatic (unless otherwise specified by the supplier or the manufacturer of the batteries). It can remain
connected to the batteries and does not need to be disconnected when starting up an engine (marine
application), because it is equipped with an integrated separator.
The appliance's output voltage is sufficient to recharge 1, 2, or 3 separate batteries (integrated charge
distributor, separation of batteries). The charger's maximum output is the rated current distributed to each
output according to the connected batteries banks.
Each output can deliver the rated current.
The unused outputs have to be left unconnected
2.2 OVERVIEW
The chargers are divided into 2 zones:
• The user interface (see 2.3)
• The connexion zone (see 2.4)
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