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Sometimes the battery may appear flat, but this could simply be dirty or loose connections on your battery
terminals. It is important to maintain the leads on a regular basis. Do this by removing the leads from the
battery, clean the inside of each connector and terminal posts on the battery, refit in there correct positions and
tighten firmly.
It is essential to keep the electrolyte level above the plates.
Note, however, that you should not overfill it, as the electrolyte is strongly acidic. When topping up do not use
tap water. Always use distilled or de-ionized water. It is important to keep the acid level up. If necessary have it
checked by your mechanic
Checking the condition of your battery
Using a hydrometer, which can be purchased, from most motor accessory stores, you can check the specific
gravity of the electrolyte in each cell. The hydrometer is use to suck up a quantity of fluid from the cell. The
weighted float inside the hydrometer will register the condition of that cell. Put the fluid back into the cell after
testing, taking care not to splash the fluid about.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
For 12V Normal Lead Acid, Sealed, AGM or Gel or AGM Deep Batteries
Input:
220V – 240V ~ 50Hz Max. 150W,
Output:
14.4V, 2A DC (3A RMS)
14.4V, 8A DC (12A RMS)
14.7V, 8A DC (12A RMS)
13.8V, 5A DC (7.5A RMS)
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
Waste electrical products should not be disposed of with household waste.
Please recycle where facilities exist. Check with your local authority or retailer for recycling advice.
1.5A
IP65
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