8
FUSE OPEN
:
Fuse is broken.
Switches Section (4 Battery Types and 1 User Define)
The great advances realized by manufacturers of batteries put at the disposal of users
batteries without maintenance, so it means a certain tranquillity for the user but impose,
however on the charger system, an exacting precision.
Every battery is designed according to particular technology and therefore calls for a
particular charging curve.
With Power Master battery charger, you can achieve this perfect match between battery
and charger using a switch, which is simply positioned according to the required,
charging curve.
Note:
Do indicate the type of your battery when buying the charger, and position the
switch correctly before use.
Instruction of Charging Curve Selection
The user can very easily adapt the Power Master charger to the type of battery by rotate
switch used.
To modify configuration carryout the following steps:
STEP 1: Disconnect charger from the mains. To avoid short-circuit, disconnect the
batteries.
STEP 2: According to 4 different battery types and desired charge current (30%, 70% and
100%), choose the rotate switch from 1 to C. If the used battery is not in 4 listed
battery types, User Define is available.
Battery Type
U Boost
U Float
Charge
Current
Rotate
Switch
14.4V 13.5V 100% 1
14.4V 13.5V 70%
2
Sealed lead, maintenance-free
gel type
14.4V 13.5V 30%
3
14.2V 13.8V 100% 4
14.2V 13.8V 70%
5
Classical lead open
14.2V 13.8V 30%
6
14.6V 14.0V 100% 7
14.6V 14.0V 70%
8
Lead calcium
(standard charge )
14.6V 14.0V 30%
9
16.0V 13.8V 100% A
16.0V 13.8V 70%
B
Lead calcium *
DEEP DISCHARGE
16.0V 13.8V 30%
C
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─
100% D
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70% E
User Define
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30% F
User Define: Use the switches of the BOOST VOLTAGE and FLOAT VOLTAGE to
choose desired voltages from the following tables.
