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- Page 1 User Manual 62-61974-01...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of Content Introduction ........................3 Product description ......................4 Safety Information .......................6 Basic safety rules for the correct handling of the AddVolt system ..7 Operation .........................8 To turn ON / turn OFF the Refrigeration unit in electric mode ..8 AddVolt System OFF ..................9 Supply Refrigeration unit using AddVolt system........9... -
Page 3: Introduction
ADDM/L systems target the Medium-Range vehicles equipped with reefer units with electrical- standby motor. During the operation, the AddVolt systems generates a 3-phase / 50Hz grid on-board of the vehicle, making possible supply the electrical-standby motor, anytime. Main benefits of the AddVolt systems: •... -
Page 4: Product Description
Product description AddVolt systems are composed of three essential components when installed in drawbars or trailers: AddVolt Plug-in Electric system attached to the vehicle; Display; My AddVolt digital platform for monitoring by the fleet manager. Every product is accompanied by an identification label containing, among others, the respective Model, Serial Number and Rating Values. - Page 5 For low ambient temperature performance, please cover the Battery side air inlets with the special covers provided. If, during operation, a problem occurs with the unit, before contacting the AddVolt customer support, please have the following unit data available: •...
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Page 6: Safety Information
To ensure a safe and a proper unit operation the following instructions must be accomplished. WARNING! In case of malfunction suspicion, contact AddVolt customer support or any approved service centre. Do not attempt to repair the unit. Incorrect unit handling may lead to malfunction and/or safety hazard. -
Page 7: Basic Safety Rules For The Correct Handling Of The Addvolt System
Cables that are damaged may cause: • Electrocutions; • Short circuits; • Fires. Connecting the power grid cable to the AddVolt system while the ON light in the display is lit may cause: • Sparks to form; • Electric arc; •... -
Page 8: Operation
To turn ON / turn OFF the Refrigeration unit in electric mode To turn ON and turn OFF the Refrigeration unit in electric mode, make sure that the green button of the AddVolt system is pressed as shown in the image. -
Page 9: Addvolt System Off
Supply Refrigeration unit using AddVolt system Whenever the user needs to operate the Refrigeration unit in electric mode and the AddVolt system is OFF, proceed as follows: Press the green button (ON light in white); The Refrigeration unit will start in electric mode. -
Page 10: Charging The Addvolt System Connected To The Power Grid
Charging the AddVolt system connected to the power grid During daily operation, whenever the user has the opportunity to charge the system from the power grid, please proceed as described below: Press the green button (OFF light in white); Connect the vehicle to the power grid;... -
Page 11: Charging And Supplying The Refrigeration Unit
Charging and supplying the Refrigeration unit During daily operation, whenever the user has the opportunity to charge the system and supply the Refrigeration unit from the power grid simultaneously, please proceed as described below: Press the green button (OFF light in white); Connect the vehicle to the power grid;... -
Page 12: Charging The Addvolt Unit Through The Generator
Charging the AddVolt unit through the generator Whenever the generator is producing energy: The system will start charging automatically and the ON light will be either blinking or lit in white; The autonomy indicators will blink during charge representing the battery level. -
Page 13: Driver Troubleshooting
Driver Troubleshooting AddVolt produces its entire product range within the highest level of quality and reliability. However, if the unit isn’t handled correctly, it shows certain alerts to guide the user to restore its normal operation. Symptom Possible Causes Possible Solutions... -
Page 14: Alarm Signals - Supply Refrigeration Unit Using Addvolt System
Alarm signals – SOC too low The autonomy of the AddVolt system is too low, below 25%. Please charge the AddVolt un it connecting it to the power grid. Alarm signals - System blackout When the system is critically discharged, it shuts down for safety and all the lights are off. -
Page 15: Maintenance And Service
Choosing this type of unit continuous monitoring will also confer greater control over the operational costs of the equipment. The safety and comfort of our customers are one of AddVolt main priorities on a daily basis. For this reason, a maintenance program has been developed and presented below. -
Page 16: Regular Maintenance Schedule
Regular Maintenance Schedule The items from Functional area require a frequent analysis by the driver. In terms of Telematics, the fleet manager should inspect the data collection on a daily basis with her/his My AddVolt access. Area Symptom / Item... -
Page 17: 24/7 Assistance
24/7 Assistance At Carrier Transicold we're working hard to give you complete service when and where you need it. That implies a worldwide network of dealers and available an emergency service. These service centres are manned by factory-trained service personnel and backed by extensive parts inventories that will assure you of prompt repair. - Page 18 We will do everything we can to get your problem taken care of and get you back on the road. Addvolt’s team is always looking for a way to contribute for a greener future. Talk to us! ©...