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STEP 3 – CONNECT TO 240V MAINS POWER
Connect the battery charger to the 240V mains powered socket and turn on the mains
power.
STEP 4 – SET CHARGE RATE
The charge rate should be set according to the size of the battery. To set, press the
CHARGE RATE button repeatedly until desired setting is displayed.
See the recommended charge rates for various battery sizes in the table below.
(Not all outputs are available on all models)
ADJUSTABLE CHARGE RATES:
CHARGE RATE BATTERY SIZE (12V)
Deep Cycle (AH) Automotive (CCA) Marine (MCA) Time (Hrs)
1 Amp 7-20 40-120 55-170 7-24
2 Amp 14-40 80-240 110-330 7-24
4 Amp 30-80 180-480 250-650 7-24
6 Amp 40-120 240-720 330-1000 7-24
8 Amp 60-160 360-1000 500-1300 7-24
12 Amp 80-240 480-1440 660-2000 7-24
16 Amp 110-320 660-1900 930-2700 7-24
21 Amp 150-420 900-2500 1200-3500 7-24
STEP 5 – SET BATTERY TYPE
The battery type should be set according to the type of battery being charged:
Normal (NORM) setting: suits GEL, AGM, WET batteries
Calcium (CAL) setting: suits CALCIUM batteries
To set, press the BATTERY TYPE button repeatedly until desired setting is displayed.
STEP 6 – CHARGING
During normal charging the LED panel will illuminate various signals, indicating the
different stages of charging.
When the battery is fully charged, the green FLOAT LED will illuminate. This indicates
the charger is in the float stage and the charger can be left connected to the battery
without over charging.
If the red FAULT LED illuminates, there is a fault; refer to the “Fault & Errors”
explanation on page 12 of this manual.
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