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CAUTION BATTERY SAVER
This battery saver output is a full wave rectified sine wave. The 12.5 volts D.C. has a peak value of approximately
17.5 volts.
It is recommended that the loads are not highly capacitive. A large capacitor on the load terminal will "peak
detect" the output and create a voltage of approximately 17 volts. This voltage may be too high for the component
connected.
It is suggested that the installer check the output of the battery saver (when operating with A.C. Input) and
determine as each load is connected that the voltage does not rise. Any load that creates an increase in voltage
should not be connected to the battery saver but rather be connected directly to the battery.
WIRE SIZE CHART
CONNECTION
ITEM
COM
BATTERY
NEGATIVE CHARGING LEAD
COMMON
FOR CHARGING BATTERIES
AND BATTERY SAVER LOAD
BAT 1
BATTERY
POSITIVE CHARGING LEAD
#1
FOR BATTERY # 1
BAT 2
BATTERY
POSITIVE CHARGING LEAD
#2
FOR BATTERY # 2
B.S.
BATTERY
POSITIVE LEAD FOR BATTERY
SAVER
SAVER LOADS.
Installation Wiring Diagram
AUTO CHARGE
2000
DEFINITION
WIRE SIZE
14 AWG
14 AWG
14 AWG
16 AWG
Battery Saver Loads (3 amps max.).
When the charger is disconnect from 120
volts AC the Battery Saver loads automati-
cally are connected to battery #1.
IMPORTANT : Wire size is
for a maximum length of 10
feet. If wiring is to be longer,
larger wiring is required.
Additional information is
available on request.
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