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PRECAUTIONS - WARRANTY .................................................................................................................. 27
2
OPERATING-PRESENTATION-INTERFACES .............................................................................................. 27
2.1
OPERATING PRINCIPLE ....................................................................................................................... 27
2.2
OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................................................... 27
2.3
USER INTERFACE ................................................................................................................................ 28
2.4
CONNEXION AREA .............................................................................................................................. 29
3
INSTALLATION ......................................................................................................................................... 29
3.1
CHARGER OVERALL DIMENSIONS ...................................................................................................... 30
3.2
WIRING ............................................................................................................................................... 30
3.2.1
TYPICAL INSTALLATION................................................................................................................... 31
3.2.2
CABLE FROM THE PUBLIC AC POWER SUPPLY NETWORK OR GENERATOR .................................. 31
3.2.3
BATTERY CABLES ............................................................................................................................. 33
3.2.4
ELECTROMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE ................................................................................................ 34
3.3
CONFIGURATION - ADJUSTMENT - INDICATORS .............................................................................. 34
3.3.1
SETTING BY PUSH-BUTTONS .......................................................................................................... 34
3.3.2
SETTING THE CHARGER WITH BLUETOOTH ................................................................................... 35
3.3.3
ADVANCE SETTINGS........................................................................................................................ 39
3.3.4
CANBUS .......................................................................................................................................... 40
3.4
OPTIONS AND FEATURES ................................................................................................................... 41
3.4.1
COMPENSATION TEMPERATURE PROBE (OPTIONAL) ................................................................... 41
3.4.2
OTD (OPTIONAL) ............................................................................................................................. 41
3.4.3
STANDBY MODE ............................................................................................................................. 41
3.5
FACTORY SETTINGS ............................................................................................................................ 41
3.6
CHARGING CURVE .............................................................................................................................. 42
3.6.1
BOOST AND REFRESH IN ON POSITION .......................................................................................... 42
3.6.2
BOOST AND REFRESH IN OFF POSITION ......................................................................................... 43
3.6.3
BOOST IN ON AND REFRESH IN OFF POSITION .............................................................................. 43
3.7
INDICATORS ....................................................................................................................................... 44
3.8
THERMAL PERFORMANCE ................................................................................................................. 45
4
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS ............................................................................................ 45
4.1
OVERVIEW .......................................................................................................................................... 45
4.2
EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE .............................................................................................................. 45
4.3
EQUIPMENT REPAIRS ......................................................................................................................... 45
5
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS ................................................................................................................... 46
6
SAFETY WARNINGS AND CONDITIONS OF WARANTY ............................................................................ 47
6.1
PRECAUTIONS (WARNING) - PROVISIONS RELATING TO SAFETY ..................................................... 47
6.2
WARRANTY......................................................................................................................................... 48
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS PRECAUTIONS – WARRANTY ........................27 OPERATING-PRESENTATION-INTERFACES ....................27 OPERATING PRINCIPLE ........................27 OVERVIEW ............................27 USER INTERFACE ..........................28 CONNEXION AREA ..........................29 INSTALLATION ............................29 CHARGER OVERALL DIMENSIONS ...................... 30 WIRING ............................... 30 3.2.1 TYPICAL INSTALLATION........................31 3.2.2 CABLE FROM THE PUBLIC AC POWER SUPPLY NETWORK OR GENERATOR ........ -
Page 2: Precautions - Warranty
This manual should be kept safely and consulted before attempting any repairs because it contains all the information required to use the appliance. This document is the property of CRISTEC; all the information it contains applies to the accompanying product. CRISTEC reserves the right to modify the specifications without notice. -
Page 3: User Interface
Fixing of the charger is made by 4 x M5 round head screws (screw head diameter less than 10 mm). Centre distance: see section 3.1. User Interface Fixing of the charger with 4 x M5 screws Protection Earth (PE) AC input CANBUS address selector 2 CANBUS... -
Page 4: Connexion Area
ONNEXION AREA AC connector WAGO WINSTA 770-103 (ref. CRISTEC: 30024064) 2 CANBUS connectors (not provided) PHOENIX CONTACT Output DC connectors OTD and temperature probe (not provided) NSTALLATION This paragraph deals with installation of the equipment. Installation and initial commissioning should be carried out by an electrician or professional installer in accordance with the standards currently in force (for leisure boats the applicable international standard is ISO13297). -
Page 5: Charger Overall Dimensions
HARGER VERALL DIMENSIONS Chargers 12-20, 12-30, 24-15 IRING When connecting or disconnecting a cable, the charger's power supply must be turned off and the batteries electrically insulated from the charger. The references for additional cables and connectors required for the appliance to operate efficiently are provided in the following paragraphs: failure to comply with these provisions renders the warranty null and void. -
Page 6: Typical Installation
265VAC and from 47 to 65Hz. Generators CRISTEC battery chargers are designed to operate from a generator. Be careful: In some cases, the generators can produce high over voltages, in particular during start-up phase. Before connecting the charger, please check its compatibility with the characteristics of the generator: power, voltage, overvoltage, frequency, current, etc. - Page 7 WAGO WINSTA connector reference 770-103 allows the insertion of 2 cables made with 3 wires of 4mm² each. The type of cable (H07-VK, MX, etc.) should be defined by the installer according to the application type and applicable standards. For applications where the electricity network may be either 115VAC or 230VAC, always choose the cross section recommended for 115VAC.
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Page 8: Battery Cables
Model PHOENIX CONTACT connector reference PC 16/4-STF-10,16 BK 12-20, 12-30, 24-15 (reference CRISTEC 30033787) PHOENIX CONTACT connector junction Connect from left to right: -BAT, +BAT E, + BAT 1 and +BAT 2 on all models • - BAT (minus set of batteries) •... -
Page 9: Electromagnetic Disturbance
3.2.4 Electromagnetic disturbance We recommend a minimum distance of 2m between the charger and any potentially sensitive equipment. Use shielded cables for all the connections (*). The shielding should be earthed at both the transmitting and the receiving ends. Keep cable length and shielding connections to a minimum. Route cables as close as possible to conductive parts ("loose"... -
Page 10: Setting The Charger With Bluetooth
(see chapter 3.6). 3.3.2 Setting the charger with Bluetooth The Cristec Connect Bluetooth application is available on the Apple Store and Play Store, enabling remote wireless connection to the device, as well as device supervision and configuration. The complete application manual is available on our website:... - Page 11 3.3.2.1 Activate Bluetooth on your phone or tablet 3.3.2.2 Add the charger The charger may already be present when you open the application, if you've already installed it. If not, you can always add a device by pressing the + button at the top right of the screen. When the charger appears, simply click on it to add it to the application.
- Page 12 3.3.2.4 Pin code When you click on the cogwheel, you can enter the charger's configuration menus. The application asks you to enter a pin code. Enter 6 zeros by default, then press ok "000000" + OK NOT OK You can change the default pin code in the application (see 3.3.3.1).
- Page 13 Cristec cannot be held responsible for any problems caused by the end user modifying the load curves. Once the custom mode is set, you can modify the values of the following parameters**:...
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Page 14: Advance Settings
Current can be limited in 10% steps relative to the charger rating. 3.3.3.3 BUSCAN protocol selection Battery chargers can communicate with the following CANBUS protocols: Protocol CRISTEC Multibloc PBUS 3.3.3.4 OTD Activate or deactivate OTD function, see OTD function (Over the Temperature Device) (see 3.4.2). -
Page 15: Canbus
Bus-CAN documentation (hardware and software specifications) is available on request from CRISTEC. Protocol The CANBUS protocol can be selected using the CRISTEC CONNECT application (see 3.3.3). CANBUS SUPPLY BUS-CAN power must be supplied by other equipment, not by the charger itself. -
Page 16: Options And Features
PTIONS AND FEATURES OTD connector Temperature probe connector 3.4.1 Compensation temperature probe (optional) STP-UNI-2.8 (2.8 meters long) and STP-UNI-5.0 (5 meters long) temperature probes enable the compensation of Absorption voltage and Floating voltage depending on the ambient temperature of the battery room. The coefficient used is -18mV/°C for 12V models and -36mV/°C for 24V models. -
Page 17: Charging Curve
CRISTEC declines all responsibility for damage to batteries or incorrect recharging. HARGING CURVE The charger's charge status is indicated by one of the green charge status LEDs 3.6.1 BOOST and REFRESH in ON position... -
Page 18: Boost And Refresh In Off Position
ABSORPTION phase: Starts when the voltage has reached the maximum BOOST level. The current level starts falling. These two phases combined last a maximum of TBOOST+TABS (depending on setting). If the current falls below 20% of rated current, the FLOATING phase automatically kicks in. Duration and current intensity depend on how charged the battery is. -
Page 19: Indicators
NDICATORS The following LED indicators are visible on the front of the appliance to show the status of the charger. Mode LED status Charger status Charger is ON charging LED "ON" Mode stand-by (see section 3.4.3) No or poor-quality AC current default Input fuse is blown (off) -
Page 20: Thermal Performance
Disconnect the battery charger from the AC power network and disconnect the batteries before undertaking any repairs. When fuses have blown, only use fuses of the type and size recommended in this manual. Please contact CRISTEC or their distributor for any other repairs. Any repair without CRISTEC prior agreement entails an exclusion of warranty. -
Page 21: Technical Specifications
ECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 12V-20A, 12V-30A, 24V-15A Part Number YPO12-20STPL/(OEPL) YPO12-30STPL/(OEPL) YPO24-15STPL/(OEPL) Model 12V/20A 12V/30A 24V/15A Recommended battery bank* 100-200Ah 200-300Ah 100-200Ah Input Voltage from 90 to 265VAC single-phase automatic Frequency from 47 to 65Hz automatic Input current consumption 230/115VAC 1,3/2,6A 2/4A 2/4A Recommended power for a generator 450W... -
Page 22: Safety Warnings And Conditions Of Waranty
AFETY WARNINGS AND CONDITIONS OF WARANTY ) – RECAUTIONS WARNING PROVISIONS RELATING TO SAFETY Material class I according to NF EN 60335-2-29 : 12-2024 standards. The requirements for installation are contained in the NFC 15-100 standards and in the specific standard “for small crafts –... -
Page 23: Warranty
Do not do anything that is not explicitly stated in this manual. ARRANTY Failure to comply with the installation and use rules voids the manufacturer's warranty and releases CRISTEC from any liability The warranty is valid for 36 months. - Page 24 The warranty applies if the cause of the failure is an internal defect in the charger that falls to CRISTEC. The warranty applies for equipment returned to the Chateaulin plant (France). The warranty, if confirmed by the expert's report, covers only: o The repair (part(s) and labour) of faulty equipment returned to the CHATEAULIN plant (France).
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