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- Page 1 THANK YOU FOR CHOOSING THE THUNDER BATTERY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM For your personal safety, read, understand and follow the information provided in this instruction manual.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS Features & Benefits Installation Operation Charging Stages LCD Display Operation Display Wiring 10. Specifications 11. Warranty Terms & Conditions Copyright © 2020 GPC Asia Pacific Pty Ltd ABN 97 097 993 283... -
Page 3: Features & Benefits
FEATURES & BENEFITS • Heavy duty aluminium housing. • 8 Stage charging for 240VAC and DC-DC charging, when not in lithium mode. • 3 stage charging for 240VAC, DC-DC and solar charging battery when in lithium mode. • 30A 240V charging. •... -
Page 4: Installation
• If charging a lithium battery, the Blue wire on the front of the TDR02026 will need to be connected to battery earth (see specification table on page 9), *If not charging a... -
Page 5: Operation
The priority of charge for the TDR02026 is to prioritise 240VAC charge first, then DC-DC Vehicle charging, then Solar panel charging. This means that if the 240VAC plug is plugged in and powered, while also having solar panel connected, the 240VAC charging mode will be prioritised, and solar panel charging will be disabled. If the vehicle is driving, and the DC-DC charging is activated, the solar panel charging will be disabled. - Page 6 CHARGING STAGES (continued) SOLAR CHARGING MODE Stage 1: Direct solar energy to charge the battery until the battery voltage reaches 14.5V, switches to stage 2. Stage 2: Overpressure pulse charging, when the battery voltage is lower than 14.5V, charger pulses for 1 sec on and 1 sec off. This will occur for 2 hours, or until 14.5V average is reached whichever comes first.
- Page 7 2. By pressing the AH select button it will increase the AH by 5, increase the value to your desired level. 3. After you are happy with your AH level the TDR02026 will lock this figure in and begin to monitor.
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Page 8: Display
DISPLAY The top left icon shows current flow when the unit is charging the auxiliary battery and will be blue when any of the charging modes are charging the auxiliary battery. The top left icon will only turn green when solar input is charging the starting battery as seen in the image below. -
Page 9: Wiring
• Mounting of the TDR02026 needs to be within 1M of the batteries you would like to charge 50 Amp Fuse +12V Battery * When fitting the TDR02026 to a caravan or camper trailer, the cable will need to be connected to the 240VAC positive or towing vehicle with a suitable heavy-duty connector such as a 50A “Anderson”... -
Page 10: Specifications
12.2V - 32V *(If voltage increases over 32V Approval CE, EMC, SAA and C-Tick DC-DC charging input voltage the Thunder DC-DC will shut off, reset will be needed by disconnecting all inputs) Measurements 355 x 240 x 95mm Min and maximum Charging 13.1V - 15.2V (stops charging when... - Page 11 WARRANTY STATEMENT When you acquire or fit a Thunder product you have the peace of mind in knowing that it is backed by a comprehensive 3 year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. The Thunder warranty is provided in addition to any rights you may have under the Australian Consumer Law.
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