Smart Storage LED (pulsing green):
Smart Storage green LED fades in and out
when performing the storage recondition procedure to your battery(s)
Battery Monitor LED (solid green or red)
The Charge Monitor has four green LEDs and one dual color green/red LED. During
the first phase of charging when the batteries are depleted, the first LED bar lights
solid red, indicating the batteries being charged are low.
As the charging progresses, the first LED bar will transition to green followed by the
remaining 4 additional LED slight green.
When all 5 charging LEDs light green it means
the batteries are fully charged.
This features provides an indication of the
charging status so that you can quickly
see the battery charging level.
Troubleshoot LED (solid red)
Depending on the model, up to three red LEDs (bank1, bank2 or bank3) may light
red, indicating a wiring problem or fault with any of the individual battery(s) connect-
ed to the charger. The Battery Trouble
Status LED can also indicate if the
battery that is being charged is under 2.5
VDC and requires additional testing by
your local battery dealer before trying to
charge it.
Fully Automatic Charging Profile
Your Battery Charger is designed to charge all 12 Volts Flooded and AGM Lead Acid
batteries.
Note: If you are not sure what kind of battery(s) you have, please consult with the
manufacturer of the battery(s).
After completing the installation of your charger, making sure there are no wiring or
connection errors, and the battery(s) connected are > 2.5VDC and can be charged,
the charger will sequentially perform the following 5-Stage Digital Performance
Charging Process: Initializing, Fast Charging , Optimizing, Maintaining , Smart
storage
Getting Started
10
13
Battery Types
All 12 Volt Flooded (sealed
maintenance free or with vent
caps) and AGM (Absorbed
Glass Mat) Lead Acid Batteries)
Charging Profile
14.6 VDC Absorption (Optimiz-
ing) and up to 13.4 VDC Float
(Maintaining mode).
Instructions on Wiring your Charger
The wiring diagrams slightly vary depending on how many banks the charger
model supports. To find the correct wiring diagram that matches with your battery
charger model, choose the illustration that has the same number of charger
output bank cables as your battery charger in hand and wire exactly as shown
(choose the illustration that matches your application) for proper charger opera-
tion.
Incorrect wiring can result in reverse polarity. In the event this happens, the
charger has been designed to not fail as a result, however it will cause the
charger to "internally disconnect" and provide "no output" until the (reverse
polarity) caused by putting the "Red" + lead on a - negative battery terminal). In
the event of miswired battery(s), the charger will illuminate a red Battery Trouble
Status LED for the specific battery requiring attention.
Note: Battery Chargers are designed for any combination of group 24, 27, 29, 30 and 31 batteries.
Each battery charger DC output cable must be connected to one (1) 12 volts DC battery (even if
batteries are configured for 24 volts DC or 36 Volt DC trolling motor or system applications). Most
specifically you do not have to remove series or parallel jumper cables to use your Charger.
Note: Your charger must be connected to the batteries to operate. It will not operate as an individual
2 volts power supply.
Installation
Each charger cable
must be
connected to 1 battery, as
illustrated. Observe black wire
to (-) and red wire to (+).
Do this for each battery.
When connecting to an engine start battery only, connect the battery bank cable
that is LABELED: "FOR ENGINE BATTERY USE THIS BANK CABLE ONLY".
If there are more charger outputs than batteries, then sets of leads can be
doubled on the larger battery in your system. Typically these are connected to
the more drained trolling motor battery
