To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if there is a risk of draining the living area battery in Schaudt Control Panel?
If the voltage of your Schaudt Control Panel's living area battery falls below 11.0V, there is a risk of draining the battery. To prevent this, switch off all 12V consumers. You can also recharge the battery by starting the engine or connecting to a 230V power supply.
General| Manufacturer | Schaudt |
|---|---|
| Category | Control Panel |
| Series | LT 4 |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +60°C |
| Display | LCD |
Explains DANGER, WARNING, and ATTENTION symbols and their implications for user safety.
General safety rules, ensuring device is in perfect working order, and handling faults.
Describes the physical design and intended installation location of the switch panel.
Lists and explains the function of various buttons and switches on the LT 4XX panels.
Explains the different displays and indicators on the LT 4XX switch panels.
Instructions for connecting and starting the LT 4XX switch panel with 230V mains operation.
How to switch on the 12V supply to the living area and its exceptions.
Guides on how to check battery charge and other readings on the switch panel.
Explains how to check the starter and living area battery charge via LED indicators.
Explains how to measure and interpret off-load battery voltage for gel batteries.
Instructions for checking water and waste water tank levels using the switch panel's indicators.
Details on switching on/off water pump, lighting, and additional devices.
How to operate the water pump via the switch panel and its indicator.
How to operate the lighting via the switch panel and its indicator.
How to switch on supply voltage for additional devices (Aux) via the panel.
Instructions on how to switch off the 12V supply to the living area.
Procedures for safely shutting down the system for extended periods like winter.
Explains battery-related alarms like low voltage and their remedies.
Lists common faults like no 12V supply or blown fuses and their respective remedies.
Details the requirement of an Electrobloc EBL for system operation and power supply.
Lists the types of data that can be displayed on the switch panel.
Confirms compliance of LT 4XX panels with electromagnetic compatibility regulations.
Lists available tank probes, sensors, and cables for the switch panels.
Provides contact details, office hours, and procedures for returning defective devices.
