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Inspect cables and leads for damage. Do not use if charger or leads are damaged.
Prevent sparks and ensure ventilation due to explosive charging gases.
Do not leave unattended. Monitor charging and adhere to operational limits.
Electrical repairs must be performed by qualified technicians.
Children aged 8+ can use with supervision. Ensure understanding of hazards.
Keep charging area ventilated. Connect/disconnect leads only when mains supply is off.
Charger is for Lead Acid batteries only, not NICAD or non-rechargeable.
Store in a dry place. Charger is for indoor use only; avoid liquids.
User modification voids guarantee. Maintenance by qualified technician.
Safety goggles and gloves are advised when working with lead acid batteries.
Avoid electrolyte contact; it's acidic. Rinse affected areas with water immediately.
Charge in a ventilated area. Disconnect battery from car to prevent alternator damage.
Check electrolyte levels, top up with distilled/ionised water. Replace caps loosely.
Connect RED to positive, BLACK to negative. Ensure good contact.
Set 6V/12V switch. Select "NORMAL" for slow charge, "FAST" for boost charge.
Connect mains, switch on. Observe ammeter. Charging rate drops as battery charges.
Recommended charge time is 10 hours max (10% of capacity). Auto thermal protection.
Regularly check specific gravity with a hydrometer until fully charged.
Disconnect charger from mains first, then battery connections (negative first).
Inspect electrolyte levels, top up if needed, and tighten caps.
Regular charging is essential, especially in winter, to maintain peak battery power.
Test battery cells with a hydrometer; lower readings indicate a faulty cell.
Keep terminals clean and connections tight. Smear with grease.
Keep electrolyte above plates; use distilled/ionised water, do not overfill.
Check connections, voltage selection, leads, and fuses if the charger fails to work.
Inspect cables and leads for damage. Do not use if charger or leads are damaged.
Prevent sparks and ensure ventilation due to explosive charging gases.
Do not leave unattended. Monitor charging and adhere to operational limits.
Electrical repairs must be performed by qualified technicians.
Children aged 8+ can use with supervision. Ensure understanding of hazards.
Keep charging area ventilated. Connect/disconnect leads only when mains supply is off.
Charger is for Lead Acid batteries only, not NICAD or non-rechargeable.
Store in a dry place. Charger is for indoor use only; avoid liquids.
User modification voids guarantee. Maintenance by qualified technician.
Safety goggles and gloves are advised when working with lead acid batteries.
Avoid electrolyte contact; it's acidic. Rinse affected areas with water immediately.
Charge in a ventilated area. Disconnect battery from car to prevent alternator damage.
Check electrolyte levels, top up with distilled/ionised water. Replace caps loosely.
Connect RED to positive, BLACK to negative. Ensure good contact.
Set 6V/12V switch. Select "NORMAL" for slow charge, "FAST" for boost charge.
Connect mains, switch on. Observe ammeter. Charging rate drops as battery charges.
Recommended charge time is 10 hours max (10% of capacity). Auto thermal protection.
Regularly check specific gravity with a hydrometer until fully charged.
Disconnect charger from mains first, then battery connections (negative first).
Inspect electrolyte levels, top up if needed, and tighten caps.
Regular charging is essential, especially in winter, to maintain peak battery power.
Test battery cells with a hydrometer; lower readings indicate a faulty cell.
Keep terminals clean and connections tight. Smear with grease.
Keep electrolyte above plates; use distilled/ionised water, do not overfill.
Check connections, voltage selection, leads, and fuses if the charger fails to work.
General| Input Voltage | 100-240V AC |
|---|---|
| Output Voltage | 4.2V |
| Compatible Battery Types | Li-ion, NiMH, NiCd |
| Charging Ports | 4 |
| Protection Features | Overcharge protection, Short circuit protection |
