Banner Leisure Battery - Bailey Approach Advance Owner's Manual

must be used at all times.
A battery of not less than 60 amperes/hours
capacity is recommended. Crocodile clips
should never be used to connect the battery,
and terminals should be shrouded.
The 230V mains inlet is located on the side of
the motorhome.
Always switch off all appliances and
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lamps before disconnecting the
auxiliary battery.
• The battery should be secured to prevent
movement when in transit.
• Metal objects should not be stored in the
battery box.
• DIY modifications/additions to the wiring
systems are not recommended.
your dealer who will be pleased to carry out
such work.
• Switch off all appliances
disconnecting battery.
• Negative connections should always be
disconnected first and reconnected last.
• Car type battery chargers are not suitable
for charging a leisure battery and may
damage it.
• When not using motorhome models always
ensure that the fridge control knob is
turned to the "off" position. Failure to do
this will result in a flat battery due to 12V
power drain from the fridge circuit relays.

Banner Leisure Battery

Bailey has chosen to fit a Banner Energy Bull
100ah semi - traction leisure battery to the
APPROACH AUTOGRAPH models and a Banner
Energy Bull 80ah to the APPROACH ADVANCE
models. The part Numbers are 95751 for the
100ah & 95601 for the 80ah. These batteries
are designed to cope with today's increased
energy demands and both are thick plate glass
matt, separated out and out leisure battery. By
choosing Banner we are assured of a first-class
product fit for purpose, supplied by a leading
European battery
excellent After market pedigree and certified
manufacturing and distribution processes.
Banner possesses the latest ISO9001, ISO/TS
1649 and ISO 14001 quality certification.
Consult • Wear goggles when working with the
battery.
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• Keep out of reach of children.
before • Keep away from naked flames.
• Dispose of old batteries at an
authorised collection point. For a
replacement unit please contact:
• Bailey-Parts.co.uk
• The battery must always be kept
upright without any danger of tipping.
However, your Banner battery has 4
chamber leak protection so should not
leak during normal handling.
• Prior to removal of the battery
switch off all electrical systems.
• When removing the battery always
remove the negative terminal first.
• Always ensure that the battery's tray
is clean.
• Never use a frozen battery or a
CONNECTION OF SERVICES – The Electric System
• Stop using the battery if it becomes hot or
Your Banner battery is 100% maintenance-
free, which means under normal circumstances
no maintenance is necessary.
However, if there is a problm wit the charging
system you will be able to check the acid levels
through the case; if they have fropped below
manufacturer with an the height of the plates, you can add distilled
water.
Never overcharge your battery: a maximum
voltage of 14.7V boost & 13.8V float should be
used.
Taking out of operation
• Store in a cool dry place. Never store a
• Check the battery voltage every 4 months
• If the battery is left in the vehicle during
• For long periods of storage or non-use
battery in a temperature above 45° or
warm to the touch.
acid escapes.
The deeper the discharge the more
i
wear is placed on the battery, so less
cycling means longer life.
flat or discharged battery. Always charge
before storage and monitor voltage.
and recharge with a suitable battery
charger if it has fallen below 12.5V.
storage, disconnect the negative terminal.
connect the battery to a suitable long term
connection charger with a float mode such
as an Optimate 5 or 6.
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