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Secondary

Rated compensating

voltage:

Charging voltage:

Power consumption:

Rated equalising

current:

Reverse current*:

Noise figure**:

System of protection:

Battery type:

Battery capacity:

= Reverse current is the current that the charger

uses from the battery when it is not connected

to the mains current.

** = Noise figure is the nuisance value of the current

and voltage.

Safety



Safety information

Do not operate the appliance with a damaged

cable, power cord or plug.

m Caution! A damaged power cord causes

danger to life by electric shock.

If damaged, have the power cord repaired by

authorised and trained technicians only!

Do not allow toddlers or children near

the charging station without super-

vision! Children cannot assess the

potential danger in the handling of electrical

equipment.

Children or persons who lack the knowledge or

experience to use the device or whose physical,

sensory or intellectual capacities are limited

must never be allowed to use the device without

supervision or instruction by a person responsible

for their safety.

Explosion hazard! Protect yourself

from a highly explosive oxyhydrogen

gas reaction! Gaseous hydrogen

can leak from the battery during the charging

< 0.5 V DC

12 V DC

max. 16.5 W

750 mA ± 10%

20 mA

max. 150 mV

IP 60 (dustproof)

12 V lead-acid battery

(AGM, GEL, MF, open and

VRLA)

1.2 Ah - 20 Ah

and discharging process. Oxyhydrogen gas is

an explosive mixture of gaseous hydrogen and

oxygen. The result is the so-called oxyhydrogen

reaction upon contact with open fire (flames,

embers or sparks)! Carry out the charging or

discharging procedure in a wellventilated room

protected from the weather. Make sure that there

are no sources of open fire (flames, embers or

sparks) in the vicinity when charging or discharg-

ing batteries!

Danger of explosion and fire! Make

sure that explosive and flammable

substances e.g. petrol or solvents

can be ignited when using the charging station!

m Danger of chemical burns! Protect your eyes

and skin against chemical burns caused by acid

(sulphuric acid) upon contact with the battery!

Do not look directly at the connected battery.

Wear protective goggles!

Wear protective gloves!

If your eyes or skin come into contact with sul-

phuric acid, rinse the affected part of the body

with plenty of clear running water and seek

immediate medical assistance!

Protect yourself from an electric

shock! When connecting the charging

station, use a screwdriver and a

spanner with an insulated handle!

Do not use the charging station for charging or

trickle-charging a damaged or frozen battery!

Before connecting to the mains, make sure that

the mains current is equipped with standard

230 V ~ 50 Hz, PEN conductor, a 16 A fuse and

a residual-current circuit-breaker!

Only touch the pole connecting cables ("–" and

"+") in the insulated area!

Only carry out the assembly, maintenance and

servicing of the charging station when it is dis-

connected from the power supply!

Do not position the charging station near a fire or

subject it to heat or to long-term temperatures

exceeding 50 °C! The output capacity of your

charging station is automatically reduces at high

temperatures.

Do not cover the charger!

Protect the electrical contacts of the battery

against short-circuiting!

Introduction / Safety