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Discharging end voltage per cell
Here, the voltage per cell at which discharging ends can be set.
Attention!
Never set the voltage too low. For lithium rechargeable batteries, this may cause deep discharge and
permanent damage to the rechargeable battery!
Observe the table in chapter 7 and any special information of the rechargeable battery manufacturer.
Charging end voltage per cell
Here, the voltage per cell at which discharging ends in lithium rechargeable batteries can be set.
Attention!
Never set the voltage too high. This can result in a re or explosion with lithium rechargeable batteries!
Observe the table in chapter 7 and any special information of the rechargeable battery manufacturer.
Deactivation at overtemperature
The charger can automatically cancel charging/discharging if the rechargeable battery exceeds the temperature set
here.
To use this function, an external temperature sensor is required (not enclosed). It must be connected to the
respective socket of the charger.
Maintenance charging current (for NiMH and NiCd only)
Set the maintenance charging current here. When a NiMH or NiCd rechargeable battery is fully charged, it will lose
part of its capacity again by self-discharge. The maintenance charging current (short charging impulses, no continu-
ous charging current!) ensures that the rechargeable battery remains fully charged. Thus also prevents crystal
formation in the rechargeable battery.
DSCH VOLTAGE
3.0V/CELL
TVC=YOUR RISK!
4.20V
TEMPERATURE
CUT-OFF 50C
TRICKLE
100mA
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