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KNOW YOUR BATTERY CHARGER (Fig. 1)
1. Charging voltage selector - Make sure you have either a 12 volt or a 6 volt lead-acid battery and switch charging
voltage accordingly.
2. Charging current selector - You select may either quick charging or sparing charging.
[
]:Quick charging
[
]:Sparing charging
The smaller the battery the greater the risk of harming it by using the quick charging.
Sparing charging is recommended.
3. Red clip
4. Black clip
5. Ammeter gauge - The ammeter gives a reading of the AMP draw by the battery from the charger. When a fully
discharged battery is connected to the charger, the ammeter will read the maximum output rating of the charger.
The charge current will gradually taper down as the battery approaches full charge.
6. Knife fuse -
Mains voltage :
Rated input current :
Power rating :
Rated charging current (
Rated charging current (
2
1
5
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
230V - 50 Hz
0.45 A
84 W
DC 6 V
)
5.6 A arith. / 8 A eff.
)
0.55 A arith. / 0.85 A eff.
DESCRIPTION
6
3
DC 12 V
4.6 A arith. / 6.5 A eff.
0.8 A arith. / 1.2 A eff.
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2
4
Fig. 1
Battery capacity
20 - 120 Ah
3.7 - 30 Ah
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