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General| Input Frequency | 50/60 Hz |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 24 V |
| Output Current | 15 A |
| Number of Battery Outlets | 2 |
| Protection | Over temperature, Overload, Short circuit |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
Instructions for safe and effective operation, maintenance, and correction of minor malfunctions.
Specifies that manual applies to standard versions and lists valid models.
Explains pictograms used for safety instructions and warnings.
General safety instructions for operating the Mass Charger.
Warnings and instructions regarding explosive gases near batteries.
Safety precautions and guidelines for working with batteries.
States the charger is not for life support applications without specific agreement.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions for the unit.
Introduces the MASS battery charger and its features.
Describes how to switch the battery charger on.
Describes how to switch the battery charger off.
Explains the intelligent 3-stage charge characteristic.
Details the LEDs and their meaning on the front panel.
Explains how temperature affects charging voltage.
Describes how to compensate for voltage drop over DC cables.
Explains the integrated alarm function and its external control.
Explains how to maintain a second battery with the 3A output.
Describes the equalize mode for deep discharges and its limitations.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable installation location.
Precautions before making electrical connections.
Instructions for AC and DC wiring, including safety precautions.
Describes the location and importance of the identification label on the Mass Charger.
Mastervolt's disclaimer regarding consequential damage and manual errors.
General safety instructions for operating the Mass Charger.
Warnings and instructions regarding explosive gases near batteries.
Safety precautions and guidelines for working with batteries.
States the charger is not for life support applications without specific agreement.
Outlines the warranty terms and conditions for the unit.
Introduces the MASS battery charger and its features.
Describes how to switch the battery charger on.
Describes how to switch the battery charger off.
Explains the intelligent 3-stage charge characteristic.
Details the LEDs and their meaning on the front panel.
Explains how temperature affects charging voltage.
Describes how to compensate for voltage drop over DC cables.
Explains the integrated alarm function and its external control.
Explains how to maintain a second battery with the 3A output.
Describes the equalize mode for deep discharges and its limitations.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable installation location.
Precautions before making electrical connections.
Instructions for AC and DC wiring, including safety precautions.
Explains how to operate the four DIP switches.
Overviews the functions of the four DIP switches.
Activates a single-stage program with fixed float voltage.
Sets charging parameters for traction applications.
Adjusts float voltage for optimal charge of Gel/AGM batteries.
Enables voltage compensation for battery isolator use.
Explains the MasterBus decentralized data network.
Provides rules for setting up a MasterBus network.
Settings related to device identification and language.
Setting the name for the Mass Charger.
Setting the device name recognized by MasterBus.
Setting the name for the main battery bank.
Option to reset the Mass Charger to default settings.
Configuration options for diode compensation and forced float.
Option to keep MasterBus powered when charger is disabled.
Settings for different battery types.
Option to enable Equalizing charge, with warnings.
Settings for maximum current, temperature compensation, and output reduction.
Alarm setpoints configuration.
Settings for bulk charging phase (voltage, timers).
Describes event-based commands for device interaction.
Defines the source of an event for command triggering.
Selects the target device for an event action.
Specifies the action to be taken by the target device.
Links data to the command for event execution.
Defines the sequence for subsequent events.
Provides detailed technical specifications for different models.
Details the physical dimensions of the Mass Charger enclosure.
Shows charge current vs input voltage characteristics.
