Exide WSC 720 User Manual

Diagnostic power supply 12 v/24 v lead acid batteries 40-500 ah

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DIAGNOSTIC POWER SUPPLY
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WSC

user guide

12 V/24 V lead acid batteries 40-500 ah
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  • Page 1: User Guide

    DIAGNOSTIC POWER SUPPLY user guide 12 V/24 V lead acid batteries 40-500 ah...
  • Page 2 Discarded packaging can be recycled. For more information about Exide and our products, please visit: www.exide.nu (Swedish) Best regards...
  • Page 3: Getting Started

    geTTing sTarTed 1. Connect the charger’s red cable clamp to the battery’s positive terminal post (+), and the black cable clamp to the battery’s negative terminal post (-). 2. Connect the charger’s mains plug to a grounded power socket. 3. Select the correct function by pressing the “Mode”-button. Charging: • Choose voltage: 12 V or 24 V • Choose battery technology: Standard or AGM/Gel...
  • Page 4 informaTion • WSC720 is a powerful charger for service stations. • WSC720 can be used for: 1. As a battery charger for 12 V and 24 V batteries 2. To maintain voltage in 12 V and 24 V systems 3. As Power Supply for 12 V system • In charge modes (12 V and 24 V) WSC720 will initially charge the battery, and then, with a constant current charging (float charge) as long as it is connected, maintain full charge. • In the charge modes (12 V and 24 V), WSC720 will also maintain system voltage, functioning as a Diagnostic Power Supply, giving up to 70 A. • In ”13,7 V Power Supply” WSC 720 will act as a Power Supply for 12V equipment. This mode will give a current up to 70 A useful as: - Power Supply at replacement of 12 V batteries - Power Supply in 12 V systems - Power Supply for diagnosis • WSC720 is equipped with a temperature compensator, which will give best possible charging independently of temperature.
  • Page 5 Wsc720 user guide 1. Read the safety notes and adhere to the stated precautions. 2. Connect the red cable clamp to the battery’s positive terminal post (+), and the black cable clamp. The position of the cables, see page 11. 3. Connect mains plug to an earthed power socket. 4. If the cables are incorrectly connected, or if wrong system volta- ge (12 V or 24 V) is chosen, the red LED will illuminate to indicate a fault. If so, check the connection and adjust accordingly. 5.
  • Page 6 6. The LED will show a constant yellow until the charge is complete, then the LED changes from yellow to green. 7. When charging is complete first the mains plug should be removed and then the cable clamps. 8. If the cables are left in place there will be a continual maintenance of charge at 13,7 V, otherwise stop the charging according to the instruction.
  • Page 7: Safety Instructions

    safeTy insTrucTions • WSC720 has been constructed to charge 12 V lead acid batteries or to act as a power supply for 12 V equipment. Do not use the charger for other purposes. • WSC720 is constructed for indoor purpose and must be protected from moisture. • Do not use WSC720 if its cables, terminal clamps or casing are damaged. • Batteries emit explosive gases while they are charging. It is therefore important to ensure good ventilation and avoid sparks and naked flames in the vicinity of the battery. • Be careful and avoid metallic contact between the clamps.
  • Page 8 funcTions: • WSC720 must be connected to the battery as described in the User Guide. After it is connected, it will charge the battery and maintain it fully charged with constant voltage charging (float charge) as long as it is connected to the mains power. • Don’t keep WSC720 connected to the battery without mains connected. This will in the long term discharge the battery. • WSC720 is fully automatic and is programmed for advanced charging of lead-acid batteries between 40 and 500 Ah. • If the 24 V mode is selected, the battery voltage must be higher than 15.8 V. If not, the red LED will indicate a fault.
  • Page 9: Fault Indications And Trouble Shooting

    equipment drawing current (parallel loads) being connected to the battery during charging. • Batteries will be damaged when charged at high temperatures. For this reason, WSC720 features a safety function that terminates charging when the temperature is too high, approx. 50°C. This is shown by the LED shining a constant red. faulT indicaTions and Trouble shooTing Fault: The red LED lights when the charger cables are connected to the battery terminals.
  • Page 10 Fault: Charging does not start, i.e. the lamp continues to shine, and the yellow LED does not change to the steady yellow light. Probable cause: The battery voltage is too low, less than 7 V, to start the charger. This may be because the battery is worn or faulty or has been completely discharged.
  • Page 11: Maintenance / Accessories

    PoWEr nEG. not aCtiVatEd CaBlE Pos. CaBlE ContaCt for tHErMal sEnsor rJ45 mainTenance / accessories • The charger is fully maintenance-free. • Opening the charger will invalidate the guarantee. • Don’t use WSC720 if the mains cable is damaged. Replace the cable.
  • Page 12 Wsc720 WSC720 is a primary-switched computer-controlled charger and a Power Supply Input voltage 190 - 255 VAC, 45 - 400 Hz Between 90-190 VAC reduced power. 90VAC gives 50% power. Back current ≤2,5 mA/12 V, ≤5 mA/24 V Charging voltage 12 V FV 13,7 - 15,5 VDC at 25ºC Charging voltage 24 V FV 27,4 – 31,0 VDC at 25ºC Charging voltage 12 V VR 13,7 – 14,4 VDC at 25ºC Charging voltage 24 V VR 27,4 – 28,8 VDC at 25ºC...
  • Page 13: Ce Manufacturer's Declaration

    CE ManufaCturEr’s dEClaration Product: Battery charger EXIDE WSC720 Manufacturer: EXIDE Technologies, Bultgatan 40A, Kungälv, Sweden and Primepower AB, Idavägen 11, Växjö, Sweden The manufacturer guarantees that the unit complies with the relevant standards. Tested and approved by Intertek Semko. LVD-Standard...
  • Page 14: Warranty

    The guarantee (NL 2010, 2 years) will no longer be valid if the charger has not been handled correctly, or opened or repaired by any other than Exide Technologies or its authorized representatives. Exide Technologies is not responsible for other costs than those stated above, i.e.

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