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General| Input Voltage Range | 9 - 32VDC |
|---|---|
| Battery Chemistry Compatibility | AGM, Gel, Lithium (LiFePO4) |
| Solar Input | Yes |
| Charging Stages | Bulk, Absorption, Float |
| Protection Features | Over-voltage, over-temperature, reverse polarity |
| Efficiency | 96% |
| Output Voltage | 12VDC |
Highlights danger of explosive gases from lead-acid batteries during operation.
Explains signal words (Warning, Caution, Notice) and their hazard levels.
Overview of the 7 LEDs on the unit for status indication.
Explains the 4 charging profiles and LED status.
Details Solar, Vehicle, and Stage LED functions.
Describes Boost, Absorption, and Float stages of the charging cycle.
Details the initial current ramp-up for the BCDC1250D model.
Lists voltage thresholds for charger activation and deactivation.
Explains LED flashing sequences indicating fault types.
Describes the periodic test mode for input conditions and battery presence.
Guidance on mounting the unit considering heat and airflow for optimal performance.
How to select charge profiles for different battery types using the orange wire.
Configuration of the blue wire for standard or low voltage trigger modes.
Details required cable thickness and length for various connections.
Advises on creating secure, low-resistance electrical connections.
Recommends MIDI fuses and explains why they are preferred over blade fuses.
Illustrates typical wiring for lead-acid and LiFePO4 battery setups.
Instructions for connecting multiple solar panels and avoiding regulated types.
Steps to diagnose when no LEDs are lit on the unit.
Explains causes and checks for a flashing charge profile LED.
Steps to diagnose why the Solar LED is off when solar is connected.
Steps to diagnose why the Vehicle LED is off when vehicle power is connected.
Provides information on checking full warranty terms and conditions via the website.
Instructs users on where to find the product serial number for identification.
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