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- Page 1 For maintenance and handling of battery, please read this instruction manual before use. Instruction Manual Valve Regulated Lead-Acid Batteries For Cycle Use SLR-1000,SLR-500 Please attach this instruction manual to the batteries and make sure to hand this to the end user. BMSU15-0004C...
- Page 2 This instruction manual is applied to valve regulated lead-acid batteries for SLR-1000 and SLR-500. CAUTION The batteries must be charged under the conditions specified by GS Yuasa. If the batteries are charged under conditions other than those specified by GS Yuasa, it may cause the batteries to not charge fully, leak, become hot or ignite and explode.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS pages 1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ......................... １ 2. UNPACKING, TRANSPORTING, AND STORING ................２ 2.1. Unpacking and Transporting ......................２ 2.2. Battery storage ..........................２ 3. INSTALLATION ..........................３ 3.1. Installation and Installer ......................... ３ 3.2. Material used for Installation ......................３ 3.3. -
Page 4: Safety Precautions
1. SAFETY PRECAUTIONS Batteries are different from general consumer electronics. Energy is not only stored as potential energy inside the battery but is also converted during charging/discharging operations. Due to these reasons, if the batteries are handled or used improperly, dangerous conditions may arise. To ensure safety, proper handling and maintenance of the batteries is necessary. -
Page 5: Unpacking, Transporting, And Storing
If a crack in the case, leakage or any other abnormalities are found at the time of unpacking, do not use the batteries and please contact GS Yuasa. If used, the battery may short circuit, cause a fire, or break. -
Page 6: Installation
3. INSTALLATION 3.1. Installation and Installer CAUTION Batteries should be installed by professionals such as certified technicians. Installation by less qualified personnel may result in improper installation. 3.2. Material used for Installation WARNING The battery case and cover should not come in contact with the following materials: coated wires or sheets that are made of soft vinyl chloride or rubber containing plasticizer;... -
Page 7: Installation Area
Do not use the batteries in a dusty area, as dust may cause short-circuiting. As a general rule, batteries are stored in metal case which GS Yuasa designated. By necessity, use it anything other than GS Yuasa designated metal case, please be careful about following points. - Page 8 1. If using metal case other than GS Yuasa designated, please use the batteries in a position in which the terminals are in top right corner and the bottom left and keep the upper surface and the sides of the battery from expanding not more than 3 mm by placing solid surfaces around the batteries.
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Page 9: Installation Requirements
DOD to 50% ideally, and limit the number of parallel strings to 6. This battery is designed for cyclic use. Please contact GS Yuasa for charger settings for applications which require both emergency power supply and cyclic use. -
Page 10: Supplementary Charge And Trial Run
A supplementary charge (top charge) should be given to the batteries under the specified conditions by using the charger specified by GS Yuasa or the one included with the equipment. Using without charging may result in an insufficient load. If the... -
Page 11: Handling And Operation
5. HANDLING and OPERATION WARNING Risk of fire, explosion or burns. Do not disassemble, heat above 50℃ or incinerate. When handling the batteries, avoid causing a short circuit between the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals. A short circuit may cause leakage, heat generation, ignition, explosion, fire, and/or smoke. -
Page 12: Charging
- Approximately 83% at equalization charge condition CAUTION Charging the batteries with methods other than the method recommended by GS Yuasa may cause the following adverse effects: Overcharge: accelerates the decrease in electrolyte and corrosion of the grid frame of the positive plates and shortens battery life. -
Page 13: Discharge
0.25×I (0.025 C 2.5 hours SLR-500 **Please contact GS Yuasa for charger settings based on your application and battery charger. 5.2 Discharge CAUTION Must keep the discharge current below the maximum amount shown in Table 5 below even in the emergency condition to avoid damage to the battery. -
Page 14: Procedures After Natural Disasters
Table 7 The size of the Discharge Current and the Maximum Discharge time（at DOD 70 %） Discharge Current Maximum Discharge time 1.0×I (0.1 C 1.6×I (0.16 C 2.3×I (0.23 C 6.5×I (0.65 C It is possible to perform deeper discharge, however, it may result in shorter life / less performance of the battery. -
Page 15: Maintenance
6. MAINTENANCE To prevent problems, perform inspections within the recommended intervals and take all the proper actions. CAUTION Perform periodic inspections at intervals set by the fire code and other regulations. If anything is found to not meet the standards described in this instruction manual, take the appropriate actions according to this manual. -
Page 16: 6-Month Inspection
CAUTION Please discharge static electricity from your body by touching metal away from the batteries before cleaning or inspecting the batteries. If the body has static electricity, touching the conductive parts may cause a spark, which may ignite and cause explosion. -
Page 17: Procedures For Emergency
CAUTION If there is leakage from the battery, do not use it and contact GS Yuasa. Using the battery in such a condition can damage the equipment and may result in ignition and explosion, smoke or fire due to the electrical leakage. -
Page 18: When To Replace Batteries
1. Chart 1 shows the relationship between the depth of discharge and the expected life. The data in Chart 1 is obtained through our various test results; however, it does not cover all the applications and methods of use. If there are any questions, please contact GS Yuasa. Chart1. The Relationship between DOD and Expected Life (Average battery temperature: 25℃) -
Page 19: Battery Disposal
Electricity is still left even in the used batteries. Be careful not to cause a spark or short, as they may cause ignition and explosion. CAUTION Please recycle used batteries. If you need assistance to dispose batteries, please contact GS Yuasa. １６... -
Page 20: Appendix
9. APPENDIX 9.1. Battery Dimension and Weight Dimension Total Length Box Length Width Height Weight inch(mm) (TL) (BL) Lb(kg) SLR-500 19.41"(493) 18.43"(468) 6.7"(171) 6.1"(156) 75(34) SLR-1000 19.41"(493) 18.43"(468) 6.5"(165) 11.30"(287) 147.71(67) －１７－... -
Page 21: Battery Discharge Performance Table
9.2. Battery Discharge performance table Final voltage/cell by Hours/Ampere and Depth of Discharge SLR1000 Hour CA/A 0.0098/9.8 0.0196/19.6 0.046/46 0.061/61 0.088/88 0.1/100 0.11/110 0.12/120 0.13/130 30 % 2.09 2.09 2.07 2.07 2.07 2.05 2.05 2.05 2.05 40 % 2.08 2.07 2.06 2.06... -
Page 22: System Drawing
9.3. System Drawing 9.3.1. System Name: RE-SLR48VSYS-02 (48kWh, 48V system with SLR1000) －１７－... - Page 23 9.3.2. System Name: RE-SLRC50048-01 (24kWh, 48V system with SLR500) －１７－...
- Page 24 9.3.3. System Name: RE-SLR24VSYS-01 (24kWh, 24V system with SLR1000) －１７－...
- Page 25 9.3.4. System Name: RE-SLRC50024-01 (12kWh, 24V system with SLR500) －１７－...
- Page 26 GS Yuasa Energy Solutions, Inc. 1150 Northmeadow Pkwy. STE 110 Roswell, GA 30076 USA Tel: 678 739 2111 HP: www.gsyuasa-es.com MANUAL No. BMSU15-0004C －１７－...
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