Charging Instructions; Charge Time - EB A-038105-03 User Manual

CHARGER
Use only genuine Eco Battery lithium chargers, or a lithium
charger specifically approved by Eco Battery. This will ensure
optimal charging and will extend the batteries service life.
DO NOT USE UNAPPROVED BATTERY CHARGERS OR TENDERS.
DO NOT CONNECT DC OUTPUT CABLES TO BATTERY WITH REVERSE POLARITY.
Doing so will cause irreversible damage and is not covered under warranty.

CHARGING INSTRUCTIONS

1. Connect the DC output ring terminals to the battery terminals.
2. Connect AC input to AC power.
3. Charger LED will will blink red when charging and will be steady green when complete.
Battery must be powered on with the power button illuminated to accept a charge.
Note: If your charger utilizes CAN charging, you will need to connect the CAN connector
from the charger into either of the two CAN ports on the meter cable.

CHARGE TIME

The charge time can be calculated by the formula below:
Ah capacity of Battery / Charging Amps of Charger
Example : 105Ah battery / 15A charger = 7 hours
(assuming the battery is fully depleted)
The Eco Battery charger is not a float charger or battery maintainer, and will not hold the battery at 100%
after a charge. If left plugged in, the battery battery must drop below a pre-set voltage before a new charge
cycle can begin. It is normal for the state of charge to drop as low as 70-80% before the charger begins a new
cycle, but it will not allow the battery to be completely discharged while plugged in.
It is a common misconception that lithium batteries develop a "memory" while charging and that they
need to be completely discharged and charged with each use. This is not the case with Eco Battery lithium
batteries. Charging every night will not harm the battery and will ensure that you are always topped off
and ready for your next adventure. Topping off or partially charging to extend range is perfectly acceptable.
Recommended extension cord lengths:
Up to 15' = 12 -14 AWG
10 to 25' = 10 -12 AWG
>25' = not recommended
All Eco Battery chargers are capable of accepting AC input of 100 - 250 VAC, single phase, 50 or 60 htz
CAN CONNECTOR
FROM CHARGER
User Manual - 2nd Gen Batteries
BATTERY CHARGER
CAN CONNECTORS
TO METER CABLE
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