Polco Chargers User Guide
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1. POLCO EBCOOO4 helping people on the move E BCOOOG EBCOOO8B BCOOle Si BATTERY CHARGERS USER MANUAL AG230 240V 50HZ ED 1 O CE X gt ABS lt Please read this operating manual carefully before starting the device Keep it in a safe place for future reference If the device is handed over to another person this operating manual must be handed over along with device CONTENTS Notes on using the manual 2 Safety instructions 3 4 Instructions for use of 4 amp 6 Amp Battery Chargers 5 Wall mounting the Battery Charger 6 Additional features amp Instructions for 8 amp 12 Amp Battery Chargers 7 Specifications 7 End of line disposal 8 IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION Read the following instructions carefully before use Keep these instructions for later reference Always operate the battery charger according to these instructions IMPORTANT NOTES ON USING THE MANUAL The following symbols are used in this operating manual A Erle D Caution Safety instruction Failure to observe this instruction can cause personal injury or damage the device Caution Safety instruction relating to danger emanating from electrical currents or voltage Failure to observe this instruction can cause injury or damage the device and impair its function Note Supplementary information for operating the device Battery with no charge Half charged battery Fully charged battery Please observe the follow2. arging progresses the red LED indicated by C will go out first the time for this to happen will be dependant on the condition of your battery I Once this second phase has finished the next yellow LED indicated by ja goes out leaving the green LED indicated by es illuminated indicating that the battery is now fully charged The battery can remain connected to the charger as the circuitry senses that the battery is charged amp switches to a trickle charge thereby preventing over charging but maintaining the battery in a fully charged condition 9 To remove the battery charger from the battery first switch off the On Off switch amp unplug the power cable Only then can you disconnect the battery charging clamps 10 For non maintenance free batteries re check the electrolyte level amp top up with distilled water if required amp replace the battery cell plugs 6 Note After charging a battery that has not been removed from the vehicle first remove the connection on the chassis amp then the other connected to the battery finally unplugging the battery charger WALL MOUNTING THE BATTERY CHARGER Your battery charger has a very useful feature in that it can be wall mounted for convenient use amp storage On the rear of the body are 2 keyhole slots for this function amp included with the unit are two 4mm x 30mm screws amp rawl plugs Using the template provided mark the wall where you wish to mount the battery charger Drill 2 h
3. capacity Up to 1800cc Battery capacity 20 80Ah Fuse 15A Blade Type Technical Specification 8 Amp 6 12V Battery Charger Voltage input AC 230 240V 50Hz Voltage output DC 6 12V selectable Charging current 8A max 4 8A effective Engine capacity Over 1800cc Battery capacity 9 112Ah 6V 10 112Ah 12V Fuse 30A Blade Type re Technical Specification 12 Amp 6 12V Battery Charger Voltage input AC 230 240V 50Hz Voltage output DC 6 12V selectable Charging current 12A max 7 2A effective Engine capacity Over 1800cc Battery capacity 9 160Ah 6V 15 160Ah 12V Fuse 30A Blade Type END OF LIFE DISPOSAL This product must not be disposed of through normal house hold waste collection It must be taken to your local approved collection point for the re cycling of electrical amp electronic equipment By disposing of this product correctly you are helping to protect the environment If you are unsure where your local recycling centre is go to hitp Awww wastepack co uk search aspx Click on the Recycle icon then go to Recycle Bank Locator pick the waste type amp enter your postcode Alternatively contact your local council offices CUSTOM ACCESSORIES EUROPE LTD ee www caeurope co uk MANUFACTURED IN PRC CAE 2007
4. cessories such as radios may need resetting if the power is disconnected such as re entering a security code make sure you have the necessary information amp instructions for this before disconnecting your battery For non maintenance free batteries first remove the cell plugs amp check electrolyte level the electrolyte must cover the plates in the individual cells if it does not top up with distilled water Make sure the charger is not plugged into a power socket First connect the red clamp to the positive terminal of the battery then the black clamp to the negative terminal To indicate correct connection amp showing that the battery is not fully discharged all 3 battery status LED s except the green LED marked Power will illuminate other than due to the dual voltage circuitry of the 8A amp 12A versions when only the green battery status LED will illuminate When charging a battery that has not been removed from the vehicle follow point 1 above First connect the red clamp to the positive terminal of the battery and then connect the black clamp to the chassis at a location away from the battery amp the fuel line Connect the mains cable to a 240v socket amp switch the on off to the 1 position the green LED marked Power will illuminate Your battery will now start to be recharged and its progress can be monitored as follows Initially all 4 LED s will illuminate Il As the ch
5. ing safety instructions 2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS A Caution The manufacturer will not be held liable for claims for damage resulting from the following Damage to the device resulting from mechanical influences and overvoltage Use for purposes other than those described in the operating manual A Warning The following fundamental safety measures must be observed when using electrical devices to protect against Electric shock Fire hazards Injury 2 1 GENERAL SAFETY A Check that the voltage specification on the type plate corresponds to that of the energy supply Ensure that other objects cannot cause a short circuit at the contacts of the charger Ensure that the red and black terminals never come into contact Lay all cables so that they cannot be tripped over or damaged Never pull the plug out of the socket by the cable Disconnect the connection cable Before cleaning and maintenance After use Before changing a fuse A E Keep children away Do not allow children to use this electrical device 2 2 OPERATING THE DEVICE SAFELY A H Caution Danger of electrocution Do not touch any exposed cables E When using this equipment ensure that there is somebody close at hand who can help you in emergencies E To be able to disconnect the Battery Charger quickly from the mains the socket must be close to the device and be easily accessible 3 Before starting the device ensure that the powe
6. oles using a 6mm masonry drill insert the 2 rawl plugs amp screw in the 2 screws leaving a distance of approximately 4mm between the wall amp head of the screw Offer up the battery charger amp carefully position the holes in the rear of the battery charger body over the head of the screws amp slide down It should be a snug fit but not too tight so that you have to force the battery charger down if required adjust the position of the screws by either unscrewing to loosen the fit or screw further into the wall to tighten the fit ADDITIONAL FEATURES amp INSTRUCTIONS FOR 8 amp 12 AMP 6 12V SWITCHABLE BATTERY CHARGERS 6 VOLT amp 12 VOLT FEATURE Your battery charger is suitable for charging 6 or 12 volt batteries For charging 6 volt batteries make sure the switch is in the 6 volt position CAUTION CHARGING A 6 VOLT BATTERY WITH THE SWITCH IN THE 12 VOLT POSITION WILL DAMAGE THE BATTERY AND CHARGER SO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE SET THE SWITCH CORRECTLY BEFORE COMMENCING CHARGING Follow all other instructions above for charging your battery SPECIFICATIONS Technical Specification 4 Amp Battery Charger Voltage input AC 230 240V 50Hz Voltage output DC 12V Charging current 4A max 2 4A effective Engine capacity Up to 1200cc Battery capacity 12 48Ah Fuse 15A Blade Type Technical Specification 6 Amp Battery Charger Voltage input AC 230 240V 50Hz Voltage output DC 12V Charging current 6A max 3 6A effective Engine
7. r supply cable and the plug are dry Please observe that even if the fuse has blown parts of the device may still be conducting a voltage Set up the device in a dry location where it is protected against splashing water Protect the device against corrosive fumes salty or moist air Protect the device and the cable against rain and moisture Ensure good ventilation Keep a distance of at least 5cm clear on all sides of the Battery Charger During operation keep all objects that can be damaged by high temperatures away from the device Do not use the device in areas where flammable gases or liquids are present such as in the keel areas of petrol driven boats any closed in areas or close to propane tanks Always switch the device off after operation 2 3 SAFETY PRECAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING BATTERIES A Caution Danger of injury Batteries contain aggressive and caustic acids Avoid battery fluid coming into contact with your body If your skin does come into contact with battery fluid wash the part of your body in question thoroughly with water Caution Danger of explosions Prevent any metal parts from falling on the battery This can cause sparks or short circuit the battery and other electrical parts Caution Danger of explosions Make sure the polarity is correct when connecting the battery red terminal positive terminal of the battery black terminal negative terminal of the battery Follow the instructions of the batte
8. ry manufacturer and the manufacturer of the vehicle or system in which the battery is used Never attempt to charge frozen batteries Do not smoke and ensure that no sparks can arise in the vicinity of the engine or battery Wear goggles and protective clothing when you work on batteries Do not touch your eyes when you are working on the battery If you need to remove the battery first disconnect the earth connection Disconnect all connections and all loads from the battery before removing it A Caution Batteries with a cell short may not be charged There is a danger of explosions due to the explosive gases Nickel cadmium batteries and non rechargeable batteries must not be charged with the charger The sleeves of these batteries can burst in an explosive manner BATTERY CHARGER FEATURES 0 01 B LED charging status Indication Thermal cut off protection switching back on after charger has cooled down sufficiently Automatic charging allows continuous charging without fear of damaging battery as charger monitors charging status amp switches to trickle charging when battery is fully charged Short circuit protection Reverse polarity protection Unique wall mounting facility complete with fixings INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE OF 4 amp 6 AMP BATTERY CHARGERS 1 oo Consult your vehicles handbook to determine whether and how the battery must be disconnected from the vehicle s electrical system before removing Note some ac
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