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Product Description and
Specifications
Product Features
The numbering of the product features refers to the illustra-
tion of the battery charger on the graphics page.
C1 Battery charger
C2 Connector for on-board voltage socket (DIN ISO 4165)
C3 Adapter for cigarette lighter socket (SAE J563)
C5 Charge connector
C6 Socket for charge connector
C7 Charge socket cover
A2 Rack-type battery pack
A3 Battery charge-control indicator
A4 Battery on/off button
A8 Standard battery pack
Technical Data
Battery Charger
Article number
Rated voltage
Output voltage
Current consumption (max.)
Charging current (max.)
Input power, approx.
Charging time
– PowerPack 300
– PowerPack 400
Operating temperature
Storage temperature
Weight according to
EPTA-Procedure 01/2003
Degree of protection
Operation
Initial Operation
Connecting the charger to the 12 V on-board network
socket
The Travel Charger is supplied with a DIN ISO 4165 connec-
tor C2 and an adapter C3 for a cigarette lighter socket
(SAE J563).
Plug the combination plug C2 into a DIN ISO 4165 on-board
voltage socket (without red adapter C3) or into a cigarette
lighter socket (with red adapter C3).
If you charge the eBike battery via the on-board net-
work of your vehicle, energy will be drawn from your
vehicle battery. Ensure that your vehicle battery is suffi-
ciently charged before charging.
Bosch eBike Systems
Travel Charger
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V
12
V
36
A
8
A
2
W
100
h
approx. 5.0
h
approx. 6.5
°C
–5...+40
°C
–10...+50
kg
0.8
IP 40
Note: Even when the vehicle battery is sufficiently charged, it
is possible that your eBike battery will not be completely
charged. If the eBike battery is not completely charged, the
charging procedure should be continued while the motor is
running (e.g. during the journey).
Charging the removed battery (see figure A)
Switch the battery pack off and remove it from the holder of
the eBike. For this, read and observe the operating instruc-
tions of the battery pack.
Place down the battery pack only on clean surfaces. In
particular, avoid soiling the charge socket and the con-
tacts, e.g. by means of sand or soil.
Insert the charger plug C5 of the battery charger into the
socket C6 on the battery pack.
Charging the battery on the Bike (see figure B)
Switch the battery off. Clean the cover of the charge socket
C7. Prevent especially the charge socket and the contacts
from getting dirty, e.g. by sand or soil. Lift the cover of the
charge socket C7 and plug the charge connector C5 into the
charge socket C6.
Charge the battery only in accordance with all safety
instructions. If this is not possible, remove the battery
from the holder and charge it in a more suitable location.
When doing so, read and observe the operating instruc-
tions of the battery.
Charging Procedure
Before using the Travel Charger, please observe the in-
structions given in the owner's manual of your vehicle.
The charging procedure begins as soon as the charger is con-
nected to the battery or the charge socket on the bike and the
on-board network and if the charging state of the vehicle bat-
tery is sufficient.
The Travel Charger is equipped with a discharge protection
function for the vehicle battery. This prevents the vehicle bat-
tery's voltage from dropping too severely as a result of charg-
ing the eBike battery.
Note: Charging is only possible if the temperature of the
eBike battery is within the permitted charging temperature
range.
Note: The drive unit is deactivated during the charging proce-
dure.
The battery can be charged with and without the on-board
computer. When charging without the on-board computer,
the charging procedure can be observed on the battery
charge-control indicator.
When the on-board computer is connected, a corresponding
message is shown on the display.
The on-board computer can be attached and detached during
the charging procedure.
The charging state is displayed by the battery charge-control
indicator A3 on the battery and by the bars on the on-board
computer.
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