Safety & Warnings
Warnings
- The instructions and warnings should be read and understood before using and installing the battery charger.
- Do not disassemble the charger yourself. Only authorised professionals may service this unit.
- The charger will warm up during use, this is normal and won’t affect its useful life.
- Please do not expose the charger to rain or use it in a damp place to avoid danger.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Please check the power cord of the charger to make sure that it is not damaged before use. Please do not use the unit if there is a damaged power cord.
- Please do not charge a damaged or frozen battery.
- Please do not put the unit on the battery when charging.
- Please keep the area well ventilated when in use and do not cover the charger.
- Please disconnect the AC plug when the battery is full and do not keep the charger unattended for a long time while charging.
- Please keep the charger away from heat sources as they may damage the unit.
- AC power supply must comply with national electrical installation regulations.
- Please don’t close the hood, door or cover when using spring clips with the battery or it will cause a dangerously high current short circuit to the battery terminal.
- Please choose the correct charging voltage according to the rated voltage of the battery or the battery will be damaged.
- Please do not charge the car battery while your car engine is running.
- Only use Lithium mode for lithium iron phosphate batteries.
Danger of explosive gases
- Working near the acid battery is dangerous as the battery may release explosive gases during normal operation. Thus, it becomes the most important to use the charger according to the operation instructions.
- To reduce the risk of battery explosion, please follow these instructions and those published by the car battery manufacturer and manufacturer of any equipment you intend to use in the vicinity of the battery.
Safety Features
Floating mode automatically turns on
The charger will enter floating mode to prevent overcharging when the battery is fully charged.
DC output short circuit protection:
The charger will stop output automatically when the DC output clips short circuit.
Overheat protection:
The charger will enter overheat protection mode automatically when the internal temperature reaches the pre-set temperature limit, or if the charger is used in a high environment temperature for a long time. When the temperature is reduced to a normal level then the charger will enter charging mode automatically.
Fire protection:
To avoid sparks, no output should pass through the clips when you disconnect the battery.
Low voltage starting:
The charger will enter charging mode automatically if the voltage of clamps is higher than 1.5V DC. No output will pass through the clips if the voltage is lower than 1.5V DC.
Overview
- LCD Screen: Displays working codes and icons.
- Current selection button: 0.8A, 2A, 4A and 6.5A automatic selection.
- Charging mode selection button: Auto mode, Record mode, Winter mode, Supply mode and Maintain mode.
- Enter/Exit button: Start charging, Stop charging.
- Battery type selection: STD, AGM, GEL, LITHIUM.
- Voltage selection button: 6V, 12V.
Operation
Charging a single separate battery
- Connect the AC plug to an AC power outlet.
- Select the correct charging mode first, then connect the red clamp/O ring to the positive terminal of the battery “+”, connect the black clamp/O ring to the negative terminal of the battery “-”.
- Please remove the plug from the AC socket before disconnecting the battery and then remove the clamp/O ring from the battery.
Charging car battery
- Connect the AC plug to an AC power outlet.
- Select the correct charging mode according to the car battery’s rated voltage and battery type and then press the Enter/Exit button to start charging. To change charge mode, just press the Enter/Exit button again to re-select the mode.
- Please remove the plug from the AC power outlet before disconnecting the battery.
- Disconnect the black clamp and then disconnect the red clamp. If the car battery is positively grounded, first disconnect the red clamp and then disconnect the black clamp.
Charging mode
Please connect the charger to the battery according to the instructions above, then choose the correct charging mode as per the following table, after that press the Enter/Exit button to start related charging mode.
Step 1 Voltage selection “V” |
Step 2 Battery type selection |
Step 3 Charging mode selection “A” |
Step 4 Start charging |
Charging status |
Applicable battery capacity(Ah) |
6V |
GEL/AGM/STD |
2A |
ENTER/EXIT |
6V 2A Charging mode
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1.3-60Ah |
4A |
6V 4A Charging mode |
2.6-120Ah |
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6.5A |
6V 6.5A Charging mode |
3.3-200Ah |
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AUTO |
6V Auto mode |
- |
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WINTER |
6V Winter mode |
- |
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MAINTENANCE |
6V Maintain mode |
- |
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12V |
GEL/AGM/STD |
2A |
12V 2A Charging mode |
1.3-60Ah |
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4A |
12V 4A Charging mode |
2.6-120Ah |
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6.5A |
12V 6.5A Charging mode |
3.3-200Ah |
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AUTO |
12V Auto mode |
- |
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RECORD |
12V Maintain mode |
- |
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WINTER |
12V Winter mode |
- |
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SUPPLY |
12V Supply mode |
- |
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MAINTENANCE |
12V Maintain mode |
- |
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LITHIUM |
4A |
12V 4A Charging mode |
2.6-120Ah |
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AUTO |
12V Auto mode |
- |
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MAINTENANCE |
12V Maintain mode |
- |
Charging Step Instructions
Desulphation:
Detecting vulcanised batteries, then remove sulphur from the lead plates of the battery by pulsing current and voltage.
1/2 Constant current:
Charging the battery to 25% of capacity with 1/2 current.
Constant current:
Charging battery to 50% capacity with the maximum current.
Constant voltage:
Charging battery to 75% capacity with constant voltage.
Analysis:
Analysing power capacity, if the battery cannot store power, then the battery should be replaced.
Record:
Restores power capacity in a stratified battery to sustain ultimate battery life.
Float charge:
Charging battery to 100% capacity with a small current.
Diagnosis:
To check whether the battery is fully charged.
Maintenance:
The charger will use a small current to keep the battery fully charged.
LCD Screen Status Instruction
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Flickering: Clips not connected to the battery |
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Charger clamps reverse connection with battery terminal, please connect red clip to positive and black clip to negative |
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Battery capacity percentage |
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Record mode |
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Winter mode |
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Supply mode |
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Maintain mode |
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6V Charging mode |
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12V Charging mode |
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Battery type switch mode |
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Charging voltage and charging current switch mode |
Code display
AUT |
Auto mode |
F01 |
Short-circuit protection |
PUL |
Pulse mode |
F02 |
Over-voltage protection |
REC |
Record mode |
F03 |
Over-current protection |
FUL |
Battery fully charged |
F04 |
Over-heat protection |
SUP |
Supply mode |
F05 |
Overtime charging |
CHE |
Analysis mode |
F06 |
Reverse connection protection |
Specifications
Specification |
6V 2A |
6V 4A |
6V 6.5A |
12V 2A |
12V 4A |
12V 6.5A |
Rated AC Input voltage |
220V AC-240V AC/50Hz-60Hz |
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Maximum charging voltage |
7.3V |
14.6V |
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Starting voltage |
1.5V |
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Maximum input power |
20W |
40W |
60W |
40W |
75W |
120W |
Charging current |
Maximum 6.5A |
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Environment temperature |
0°C-40°C |
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Storage temperature |
0°C-60°C |
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Battery type |
6V/12V lead-acid battery (NORM, STD, AGM, GEL and Lithium Battery) |
Troubleshooting
Fault phenomenon |
Troubleshooting |
When connected there is no reaction |
1. Check if the product is effective when plugged into the socket 2. Check whether there is electricity on the AC socket |
The icon flashes all the time |
3. Check if the clamp is effective when connected 4. Check whether the positive and negative terminals of the battery are vulcanised and cause poor contact 5. Check whether the DC clamp wire is broken |
The icon is always on |
6. The clamps are reversely connected to the positive and negative terminals of the battery |
The charging mode cannot be switched, or the switch button is insensitive |
7. The switch has not been used correctly. 8. The switch may be damaged 9. Please check the charger, to check whether it is connected to the battery. Mode needs to be changed while not connected. |