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General| Brand | Schaudt |
|---|---|
| Model | CSV 416 |
| Category | Automobile Accessories |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of danger, warning, and attention symbols used in the manual.
Provides general safety guidelines for operating the device and handling mains voltage.
Details on how the device is intended to be used and by whom, including supervision requirements.
Instructions for correct battery selection and setting before system startup.
Precautions for using generators and connecting to car ferries.
Guidance on connecting a solar regulator, emphasizing battery connection first.
Important step to switch off towing vehicle ignition when parked.
Explains how to activate the 12V main switch and lists enabled electrical circuits.
Warns about incorrect battery types and specifies requirements for battery replacement.
Details the process of setting battery selector switches for different battery types.
Refers to the procedure described in Section 3.1 for system startup.
Illustrates the system's integration with caravan components and external sources.
Lists the main components and functionalities of the CSV 416A caravan charging system.
Explains charging the caravan battery while driving via the towing vehicle.
Details the charging process and voltages for the caravan battery from the mains.
Describes how the 12V main switch isolates consumers and prevents battery discharge.
Explains how consumers are switched off when the caravan is hitched and ignition is on.
Details the absence of standby current when the towing vehicle ignition is off.
Describes how an external device monitors leisure battery voltage and signals the CSV 416.
Explains the CSV 416's emergency function to monitor battery connection and voltage.
Explains the output for the fridge control electronics and operating conditions.
Details the connection and operation of the water pump via the CSV 416A.
Specifies the maximum charge current for solar charging.
Describes the three switching outputs and the function of the D+ signal.
Describes internal shunt monitoring of charge current and data availability via LIN bus.
Identifies all connectors and components on the front of the CSV 416 A unit.
Notes that faults are often caused by blown fuses and provides a troubleshooting table.
Lists common faults, their possible causes, and recommended remedies for the charging system.
Addresses issues with the water pump not activating and its possible causes and remedies.
Instructs to switch off the main 12V switch on the control panel.
Warns about total discharge damage and outlines procedures for system shutdown.
Provides physical specifications such as dimensions, weight, casing, and base plate material.
Outlines electrical specifications including mains connection, current consumption, and battery types.
Explains the charging voltage curve and its phases for the CSV 416 power supply.
Details charging parameters (current, voltage, time) for different battery types across five phases.
Lists operating and storage temperatures, protection rating, and humidity requirements.
Provides instructions for cleaning the charging system using mild detergents.
Confirms compliance with relevant regulations and availability of the original declaration.
Lists optional accessories such as the Schaudt solar charger LR model.
Provides contact details for Schaudt GmbH customer service and instructions for returning faulty devices.
A form to fill out in case of damage, detailing device information and the nature of the fault.
Illustrates the electrical connections and signal flow within the CSV 416 system.
