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1. Observe the required cable cross-section of the earthing cable.
2. Lay the earth cable according to your plans and fasten it. Note the mini-
mum bending radius of the earth cable used.
NOTE! For more information on the earth cable, see the corresponding connec-
tion diagram.
Charger unit
DANGER
Danger of injury or death from electric shock. This can result in sever injuries
or death.
• Make sure that the charger unit is disconnected from the power source.
1. Lay the charger unit cables according to your diagrams and x them in the
designated places.
2. Connect the red positive cable of the charger unit to the positive terminal of
the battery, observing the tightening torque - see connection diagram.
3. Connect the black negative cable of the charger unit to the negative
terminal of the battery, observing the tightening torque - see connection
diagram.
NOTE! For further information on the component and mounting, please refer to
the relevant operating manual.
6.8 Operation with external batteries
DANGER
Danger of injury or death due to improper installation. This can result in sever
injuries or death.
• All national laws and regulations must be observed during installation.
WARNING
Danger of injury due to overheating. This can result in moderate or severe
bodily injuries.
• Only use original Torqeedo cable sets.
• Power cables may only be extended with Torqeedo cable extensions.
• Do not connect any other loads to the power cables.
NOTE! External batteries may only be installed by qualied persons.
Observe the following points when using external batteries:
1. Use the cable set with eyelets of the Cruise 6.0 motor for the connection to
a current bus bar of your battery bank.
2. For direct connection to your battery bank, use the cable set with battery
pole terminals of the Cruise 3.0 motor.
3. If you use lead batteries (gel/AGM), we recommend batteries with at least
150 Ah per battery. For connection and wiring of the batteries, see connec-
tion diagram.
4. Always use a separate battery/battery bank for external loads.
5. Installing systems with external batteries may only be carried out by a
specialist in compliance with all national regulations (such as ISO 16315 or
ABYC E-11).
6. Lay the cables according to your plans and x them in the designated
places.
7. Connect the motor’s cable set to the boat's power bus bar, observing the
requirements for circuit protection, see connection diagram.
NOTE! For further information on the component and mounting, please refer to
the relevant operating manual.
6.9 Installation and wiring checklist
NOTE! Make sure that the battery main switch is in the “Off” position.
NOTE! Do not start the system test until you have ensured the following points:
Motor
• Motor correctly positioned and fastened.
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