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1.

  In this Warranty, the term “

Products

” means:

1.1

  all new products manufactured or supplied by REDARC (excluding its solar products 

which are covered by REDARC’s Solar Product Warranty); and

1.2

  any component of or accessory for any product in clause 1.1 manufactured or supplied 

by REDARC.

Offer and duration of product warranties

2. 

REDARC warrants that its Products will be free, under normal application, Installation, 

use and service conditions, from defects in materials and workmanship affecting normal 

use, for  

2 years

 from the date of purchase (“

Warranty Period

”).

3.

  The replacement of any component or part of your unit under warranty will not extend the 

period of warranty.

4.

  Where a Product malfunctions or becomes inoperative during the Warranty Period, due 

to a defect in materials or workmanship, as determined by REDARC, REDARC will, in 

exercise of its sole discretion, either repair or replace the defective Product.

 

If REDARC determines that the defective Product cannot be repaired or replaced, then 

REDARC will provide a refund to the Purchaser for the purchase price paid for the 

defective Product. REDARC will cover any shipping cost for replacement. 

5.

  For purposes of clarity, “repair or replace the defective Product” does not include any 

removal or re-installation costs or expenses, including, without limitation, any labor costs 

or expenses, shipping costs to return non-conforming Products or any damages that may 

occur during the return of Product to REDARC. 

6.

  The remedies set forth herein constitute the exclusive and maximum liability of REDARC, 

to the extent permitted by applicable law, with respect to the manufacture, sale, delivery, 

installation, operation or use of the Products, whether arising out of contract, negligence, 

tort or under any warranty or other legal theory.

Exclusions and limitations

7.

  This Warranty will not apply to, or include any defect, damage, fault, failure or 

malfunction of a Product, which REDARC determines, in exercise of its sole discretion, to 

be due to:

7.1

  normal wear and tear or exposure to weather conditions over time;

7.2

  accident, misuse, abuse, negligence, vandalism, alteration or modification;

7.3

  used or second-hand products;

7.4

  non-observance of any of the instructions supplied by REDARC, including instructions 

concerning installation, configuring, connecting, commissioning, use or application of the 

Product, including without limitation choice of location;

7.5

  failure to ensure proper maintenance of the Product strictly in accordance with REDARC’s 

instructions or failure to ensure proper maintenance of any associated equipment or 

machinery;

7.6

  repairs to the Product that are not strictly in accordance with REDARC’s instructions;

7.7

   installation, repairs or maintenance of the Product by, or under the supervision of, a 

person who is not a qualified auto electrician or technician, or if non- genuine or non-

approved parts have been fitted;

7.8

  faulty power supply, power failure, electrical spikes or surges, lightning, flood, storm, hail, 

extreme heat, fire or other occurrence outside the control of REDARC;

 or

7.9

  use other than for any reasonable purpose for which the Product was manufactured.

7.10

 use or installation in violation of the instructions or restrictions prescribed by any 

applicable standard or code, including those contained in the latest National Electrical 

Code, Standards for Safety of Underwriters Laboratory, Inc. (UL) the American National 

Standards Institute (ANSI), or the Canada Standards Association (CSA).

8.  REDARC shall not be liable for:

8.1  any loss of profit, direct, indirect, special, penalty, incidental, secondary, 

contingent or consequential damages or expenses of any kind resulting from 

a breach of this warranty; including without limitation damages resulting from 

loss of use, profits, business or goodwill, even if REDARC was advised of or was 

otherwise aware of the possibility of such damages.

8.2  service, labor, installation or delivery charges incurred in removing or replacing a 

Product.

9.

  Warranty claims in respect of a Product must be made in writing to REDARC and 

received at the postal address or email address specified in clause 24 within the 

Warranty Period.

 

Such claims must include the following:

9.1

  details of the alleged defect or fault and the circumstances surrounding the defect or 

fault;

9.2

  evidence of the claim, including photographs of the Product (where the subject of the 

claim is capable of being photographed);

9.3

  the serial number of the Product, specified on the label affixed to the Product; and

9.4

  proof of purchase documentation for the Product from an authorized distributor.

10.

  The return of any Products without the prior written instructions of REDARC will not be 

accepted by REDARC.

11.

  Without limiting any other clause in this Warranty, REDARC has the right to reject any 

Warranty claim made by a Purchaser pursuant to this Warranty where:

11.1

 the Purchaser does not notify REDARC in writing of a Warranty claim within the Warranty 

Period;

11.2

 the Purchaser does not notify REDARC in writing of a Warranty claim within 1 month 

of becoming aware of the relevant circumstances giving rise to the claim, so that any 

further problems with the Product are minimized;

11.3

 the serial number of the Product has been altered, removed or made illegible without the 

written authority of REDARC;

11.4

 the Purchaser is unable to provide proof of purchase documentation in accordance 

with clause 7.4 or evidence that the Product was properly installed and removed (if 

relevant), and that proper maintenance has been performed on the Product, by, or under 

the supervision of, a qualified auto electrician or technician, in accordance with the 

instructions of REDARC.

12. 

If the Product is found to be working satisfactorily on return to REDARC or upon 

investigation by REDARC, the Purchaser must pay REDARC’s reasonable costs of testing 

and investigating the Product in addition to shipping and transportation charges. Where 

REDARC is in possession of the Product, the Product will be returned to the Purchaser on 

receipt of the amount charged.

13.

   Any replaced Products or components of Products shall become the property of

14.

  REDARC may, in exercise of its sole discretion, deliver another type of Product or 

component of a Product (different in size, color, shape, weight, brand and/or other 

specifications) in fulfilling its obligations under this Warranty, in the event that REDARC 

has discontinued manufacturing or supplying the relevant Product or component, so long 

as the replacement Product or component performs at substantially the same level and 

carries out substantially the same function as the Product or component being replaced.

Other conditions of Warranty

15.

  If the Purchaser acquired a Product for the purpose of resupply, then this Warranty shall 

not apply to that Product. In particular, the sale of a Product via an online auction, online 

store or other internet website by a party that is not an authorized distributor or reseller 

of the Product will be deemed to be a resupply and will render this Warranty void.

16.

  A Purchaser shall only be entitled to the benefit of this Warranty after all amounts owing 

in respect of the Product have been paid.

17.

  To the maximum extent permitted by law, REDARC does not warrant that the operation of 

the Products will be uninterrupted or error-free.

18.

  To the maximum extent permitted by law, REDARC’s determination of the existence of 

any defect and the cause of any defect will be conclusive.

19.

  The agents, officers and employees of any distributor or reseller of the Products and of 

REDARC are not authorized to vary or extend the terms of this Warranty.

20.

  REDARC shall not be responsible or liable to the Customer or any third party in 

connection with any non-performance or delay in performance of any terms and 

conditions of this Warranty, due to acts of God, war, riots, strikes, warlike conditions, 

plague or other epidemic, fire, flood, blizzard, hurricane, changes of public policies, 

terrorism and other events which are beyond the control of REDARC. In such 

circumstances, REDARC may suspend performance of this Warranty without liability for 

the period of the delay reasonably attributable to such causes.

21.  Except for the foregoing Warranty, there are no other representations, conditions 

or warranties express or implied with respect to the Products, including 

representations, conditions or warranties of merchantability, fitness for a 

particular purpose or non-infringement which conditions, representations and 

warranties are expressly disclaimed, to the extent permitted by applicable law.

22.

  REDARC reserves the right to use new, reconditioned, refurbished, repaired or re-

manufactured products or parts in the repair or replacement of any Product covered by 

this Warranty.

23.

  If a clause or part of a clause in this Warranty can be read in a way that makes it illegal, 

unenforceable or invalid, but can also be read in a way that makes it legal, enforceable 

and valid, it must be read in the latter way. If any clause or part of a clause in this 

Warranty is illegal, unenforceable or invalid, that clause or part is to be treated as 

removed from this Warranty, but the rest of this Warranty is not affected.

REDARC’s contact details

24.

  REDARC’s contact details for the sending of Warranty claims under this  

Warranty   are:

 

REDARC Corporation Pty Ltd

 

c/o SHALLCO, INC.

 

308 Component Dr.

 

Smithfield, NC 27577

 

Email:    

power@redarcelectronics.com

 

Telephone:  +1 (704) 247-5150 if you are calling from the USA

 

        +52 (558) 526-2898 if you are calling from Mexico

 

        +1 (604) 260-5512 if you are calling from Canada

 

(calls are answered between 8am and 5.30pm Australian Central Standard Time (ACST)

25. 

  REDARC reserves the right to modify this Warranty from time to time and any 

modifications shall be effective for all orders placed on or after the effective date of such 

revised warranty.

 

Some states, provinces or territories do not allow exclusion or limitation of certain types 

of damages, or permit limitations on the length of implied warranties, so certain of these 

warranty limitations may not apply to the Purchaser. This Warranty gives the Purchaser 

specific legal rights.  The Purchaser may also have other rights which vary from state to 

state, province to province or territory to territory.  If any term of this Warranty is held to 

be illegal or unenforceable, the legality and enforceability of the remaining terms shall 

not be effected or impaired. This Warranty allocates risk of Product failure between the 

Purchaser and REDARC, and REDARC’s Product pricing reflects this allocation of risk and 

the limitations of liability contained in this Warranty.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL REDARC’S AGGREGATE LIABILITY ARISING OUT OF 

OR IN CONNECTION WITH A DEFECTIVE PRODUCT, IN CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, 

EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT TO WHICH SUCH LIABILITY RELATES.

TWO-YEAR PRODUCT WARRANTY — NORTH AMERICA

Over the last four decades our company has established a reputation as the power conversion specialist.

A 100% Australian-owned company, we have met the needs of customers in transport and other industries through exciting, innovative thinking. We believe in total customer 

satisfaction and practice this by offering our customers:

•  Technical advice free of jargon and free of charge

•  Prompt turnaround of orders throughout Australia and globally

•  Friendly, personalized, professional service and product support

In the unlikely event that a technical issue arises with a REDARC product, customers are encouraged to initially contact the REDARC Technical Support Team at the phone number 
and e-mail listed in clause 24 for prompt and efficient diagnosis and product support.

REDARC Corporation Pty Ltd (“

REDARC

”) offers a warranty in respect of its Products purchased from an authorized distributor or reseller of REDARC by a person who is the original retail purchaser 

(“

Purchaser

”), on the terms and conditions, and for the duration, outlined below in this document (“

Warranty

”).

Summary of Contents for BMS1230S3-NA

Page 1: ...Battery Management System THE MANAGER BMS1230S3 NA ...

Page 2: ...ith an electric cord having an equipment grounding conductor and a grounding plug The plug is to be plugged into an outlet that is properly installed and grounded in accordance with all local codes and ordinances DANGER Do not alter AC cord or plug provided where it does not fit outlet have proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician Improper connection increases the risk of an electric sho...

Page 3: ...ves to mount the unit will result in unreliable operation of the charger 4 When using the charger in Storage mode make sure that there is a valid charging source and that all loads are disconnected from the house battery Failure to do so may cause the house battery to be under charged give false readings on the State of Charge indicator and possibly cause damage to any loads connected 5 A partiall...

Page 4: ...Output Wire Diameter Selection 18 2 4 The Manager30 Wiring Connections 19 2 4 1 Load Disconnect Feature 19 2 4 2 Ignition Trigger Feature 19 2 4 3 Connecting the Battery Sensor 20 2 4 4 Wiring the Main Unit 20 2 5 Batteries 22 2 6 MPPT Solar Regulator 23 3 USER GUIDE 24 3 1 Remote Monitor 24 3 2 Understanding the Display 24 3 3 Initial Setup 25 3 4 User Menu 26 3 5 Settings Menu 28 3 6 Fault Scree...

Page 5: ... output voltage 6 State of Charge SoC indication means you will always know the state of charge of the house battery and how much longer it will need to achieve full charge An easy to operate high quality user friendly graphical display module lets you know what s going on at all times 7 The Manager30 is very reliable and includes reverse polarity protection without depending on fuses and short ci...

Page 6: ...to give you house battery information and charge status along with critical system information while charging is in progress With the Remote Monitor you can customize how your house battery is charged and monitor where the charge is coming from keeping you in control at all times The Remote Monitor can be surface mounted on a wall or recessed into the dashboard of an RV for example 1 3 The Kit Inc...

Page 7: ...e Polarity Protection Yes Overload Protection Yes Max Volts Battery Terminals 25 C Nominal Storage Mode Touring Mode Float Gel Setting 14 4 V 14 4 V 13 5 V AGM Setting 14 4 V 14 4 V 13 5 V Calcium Setting 16 0 V 15 2 V 13 5 V Standard Lead Acid Setting 15 5 V 14 8 V 13 5 V Lithium Setting 14 5 V 14 5 V 13 6 V Thermal Specifications Operating Temperature 40 F to 176 F 40 C to 80 C Sealed Lead Acid ...

Page 8: ...ON 7 283 185 mm 16 890 429 mm 17 520 445 mm 15 906 404 mm 3 228 82 mm 3 110 79 mm Figure 1 4 1 Main Unit Dimensions 1 063 27 mm 2 914 74 mm 7 323 186 mm 0 827 21 mm 1 412 29 mm Figure 1 4 2 Remote Monitor Dimensions ...

Page 9: ...nitored to detect only a limited number of faults such as short circuit over current and over voltage This allows The Manager30 to operate correctly even when loads are connected to the house battery This mode will always produce an output unless a fault condition is detected and will cycle through the three stages as required to maintain the house battery as outlined in Figure 1 5 1 NOTICE Tourin...

Page 10: ...o ensure that the battery stays charged Maintenance stage turns The Manager30 output off but continues to monitor the house battery and will revert to Float stage when necessary Valid charging sources for The Manager30 while in Storage mode include AC Shore Power and Solar NOTE If The Manager30 is set to Storage mode and the vehicle is started The Manager30 will automatically switch to Touring mod...

Page 11: ...imum charge current for their battery making it suitable for charging batteries as small as 40 Ah in capacity When the charge current is set below the maximum 30 Amps the current supplied to charge the battery is restricted to the user setting Any excess current is available to power loads running from the battery under charge If no loads are running from the battery total current from The Manager...

Page 12: ...pplied Remote Monitor To Loads Not Supplied Battery Sensor 110 VAC Mains Shore Power DC DC Power Source Figure 2 1 1 System Layout 2 2 Mounting Instructions This section describes how to mount the three major components of The Manager30 the Main Unit the Remote Monitor and the Battery Sensor Figure 2 2 1 The Manager30 System ...

Page 13: ...e Main Unit must be mounted to a flat solid support using 1 4 M6 sized screws or bolts using all four mounting holes NOTICE The Main Unit must be fixed using suitable screw mounts Failure to adequately mount the unit such as using adhesives to mount the unit will result in unreliable operation of the charger REDARC recommends that the Main Unit be mounted to optimize airflow past the heatsink Moun...

Page 14: ...5 m CANBus cable Figure 2 2 2 1 and Figure 2 2 2 2 illustrate how to recess and wall mount the Remote Monitor unit Figure 2 2 2 3 illustrates removal of the Remote Monitor Recess 1 2 Use the template provided section 4 on page 37 to mark the position and drill and cut the mounting holes into the wall Feed the Remote Monitor cable through the hole and connect it to the Remote Monitor 3 4 Mount the ...

Page 15: ...unting holes into the wall Attach the Back Plate to the wall using 4 suitably sized countersunk screws 3 4 Feed the Remote Monitor cable through the hole and connect it to the Remote Monitor Clip the Inner Assembly into the Back Plate 5 6 Clip the Front Face to the Inner Assembly Figure 2 2 2 2 How to wall mount the Remote Monitor ...

Page 16: ...ds the front of the Remote Monitor and push back to depress the locking tabs When the screwdriver is in a vertical position gently push upwards on the bottom of the Remote Assembly to unlock tab Repeat steps 3 and 4 for the second tab 5 6 Slide fingers between the Front Face and the Inner Assembly in positions marked above and carefully pull back towards the front of the Remote Monitor Remove the ...

Page 17: ...electing the wrong cable or fuse size could result in harm to the installer or user and or damage to The Manager30 or other equipment installed in the system The installer is responsible for ensuring that the correct cable and fuse sizes are used when installing the Battery Charger The Manager30 is capable of drawing up to 50 A from the Vehicle Battery which may be several feet meters from its ins...

Page 18: ... S automotive REDARC recommends that the output wire be of the size outlined in Figure 2 3 2 1 For longer runs using 6B S 13 mm2 is recommended however this will lower efficiency by up to 3 the recommended maximum length is 16 5 5 m Distance feet meters from The Manager30 to House battery Recommended Diameter Equivalent Recommended Cross Sectional Area mm 5 1 5 m 8AWG 8B S 8 5 1 5 m 8AWG 8B S 13 F...

Page 19: ... connector into the Main Unit When disconnecting remove the Output Connector from the Main Unit first The DC Input should be disconnected next followed by the Ground chassis connection then the Battery Output connection 2 4 1 Load Disconnect Feature The Load Disconnect wire is a ground switch i e switches the Load Disconnect input to ground when active and is open circuit when inactive to activate...

Page 20: ...n unit CANBus interfaces to Vehicle Common Chassis Ground GND to House Battery Positive Terminal Voltage and Temperature Sensor to House Battery Negative Terminal BNEG to CANBus Interface CANBus Connection Figure 2 4 3 1 Battery Sensor connections 2 4 4 Wiring the Main Unit Refer to Figure 2 4 4 1 for required connections and to Figure 2 4 4 2 typical setup Ground 1 3 5 6 Solar Input AC Mains Inpu...

Page 21: ...ve Terminal A single fuse and holder setup from the Fuse Kits available from REDARC Part number FK40 40 A or FK60 60 A MODEL AC INPUT VEHICLE INPUT SOLAR INPUT BATTERY OUTPUT BMS1230S3 230V 50 60Hz 560W 9 32VDC 520W 9 32VDC 520W 12VDC Nom 0 30A Please refer to owners manual for appropriate wire gauge and fuse ratings The Redarc CAN system is designed to operate Redarc CAN based devices only WARNIN...

Page 22: ...pe or settings to use set The Manager30 to the Gel profile Figure 2 5 1 and 2 Figure 2 5 2 show standard wiring for batteries in series and parallel respectively Ground 6V To 12V system Battery Sensor 6V 12V 12V 12V Ground To 12V system Battery Sensor Figure 2 5 1 Batteries in Series Figure 2 5 2 Batteries in Parallel To ensure that all batteries are equally charged loads and The Manager30 should ...

Page 23: ...ons change the MPPT algorithm adjusts its parameters accordingly in order to maintain the optimum point at which the solar panels can deliver the most power An array of solar panels can be connected to The Manager30 solar input on the condition that the open circuit output voltage of the array is at least 9 5 V and does not exceed 32 V For this reason 12 V panels must be connected in parallel Refe...

Page 24: ...icator Home Button Up Button Enter Button Down Button Figure 3 1 1 The Remote Monitor 3 2 Understanding the Display The top left corner of the screen always displays the title of the present menu Use the Up and Down buttons to move between menus and to change settings such as battery type and contrast level At any time during operation the Home button will take you back to the Home Screen unless o...

Page 25: ...memory Edit Battery Type and Size About Screen N A Remote Settings Screen Setup the Date and Time The final step required for initial setup is selecting the Time and Date to be displayed on Remote Monitor Time and Date settings are used not only for the clock screen but also on the Charge per Hour and Charge per Day log screens The Time and Date settings are not retained in memory so in the event ...

Page 26: ...nager30 uses the estimated State of Charge value to calculate based on the current into and out of the house battery the time to reach 100 State of Charge You may use this to decide when to disconnect AC power for example Similarly The Manager30 uses the estimated State of Charge value to calculate based on the current power usage of the system e g of loads such as fridges lighting the useful time...

Page 27: ...ata and will overwrite storing only the last 7 days at any one time Clear Logs Hold to Confirm Previous Day Solar Information Input Status Screen Next Day Solar Information The Output Status screen displays a summary of the current flow of the system The screen will display current from The Manager30 unit current in to or out of the battery and current provided to the loads The direction of the cu...

Page 28: ... The Size of Battery screen allows the user to indicate the battery bank size When you have chosen this value the menu will ask for confirmation of the settings while displaying them on the screen Refer section 2 5 for battery size calculation Next menu Confirm Cycle through options Back Cancel Cycle through options CAUTION When charging a battery make sure the settings at the Battery Setup menu o...

Page 29: ...n The Advanced Settings menu allow modification of settings relating to advanced operations of The Manager30 unit MaxCharge Current Setting Remote Settings Screen N A Restore Factory Settings Screen NOTICE Modification of the Advanced Settings menu items affect the way The Manager30 unit responds to charging situations Modification of these settings may result in the unit not functioning at 100 of...

Page 30: ...Low Voltage Alarm Screen The Set Alarm SoC setting sets the percentage of State of Charge at which the alarm will sound The Alarm SoC can be set to from 0 100 Confirm Setting Increase Alarm SoC Cancel Setting Decrease Alarm SoC The Low Voltage Alarm setting will sound an alarm when the battery Voltage reaches a particular setting Set Alarm Voltage Screen Low SoC Alarm Screen Advanced Settings Scre...

Page 31: ...his setting and a nonadjustable time delay exists to stop repetitive switching Next Menu Item Confirm Increase Setting Back Cancel Decrease Setting Should the Load Disconnect feature be triggered the Remote Monitor will prompt the user to allow the Loads to be reconnected for 10 minutes This allows the user to temporarily use power for loads such as lighting to rectify any issues and or engage ano...

Page 32: ...0 and the company You may be asked to access this menu should you ever call up for technical support with The Manager30 About your Manager30 Factory Settings Screen N A MaxCharge Current Screen 3 6 Fault Screens If The Manager30 detects a problem with the charging system that does not prevent it from charging the battery it will alert you via a Warning screen and an alarm buzzer and continue charg...

Page 33: ...anual contains a description of faults detected Clear Fault N A Ignore Fault N A 3 7 Troubleshooting The Manager30 is designed to detect and advise the operator of a variety of fault conditions and will terminate the charging cycle immediately should a critical fault be detected This ensures that it will not attempt to charge a faulty battery which protects The Manager30 house battery and most imp...

Page 34: ...l AC converter temperature is too high Contact supplier DC supply over voltage The DC input voltage is too high over 32 V Check DC input refer to specified input range Solar supply over voltage The solar input voltage is too high above 32 V Check solar input refer to specified input range No battery sensor connected The supplied battery sensor is not connected or is faulty Connect battery sensor i...

Page 35: ...e Scale Celsius Key Tone Status ON Contrast 50 Brightness 90 Backlight Timer 30 seconds Home Screen Timer 30 seconds Time Date Format 12 Hour DD MM YYYY Language English Max Charge Current 30 Amps Low SoC Alarm 10 Low Voltage Alarm 10 5 Volts Load Disconnect Off DC Input Trigger Auto NOTICE Modification of the Advanced Settings menu items affect the way The Manager30 unit responds to charging situ...

Page 36: ... such as dawn or dusk will increase the target solar panel voltage level to match the maximum power point In this situation solar will be selected as a source however little or no current will be flowing into the battery Q I have just finished wiring The Manager30 and when I turn the unit on the Remote Monitor says No Battery Sensor Detected is my unit faulty A The Battery Sensor has a time out fu...

Page 37: ...17 4 4 mm 1 95 49 5 mm 2 91 74 mm 1 95 49 5 mm 4 41 112 mm 5 68 144 mm PHOTOCOPY OR PRINT THIS PAGE AT 100 SCALE Before drilling holes ensure that this template is printed at the correct size Cut drill the red line 0 mm 10 20 30 40 50 in 0 1 2 ...

Page 38: ...38 5 NOTES ...

Page 39: ...oduct in addition to shipping and transportation charges Where REDARC is in possession of the Product the Product will be returned to the Purchaser on receipt of the amount charged 13 Any replaced Products or components of Products shall become the property of 14 REDARC may in exercise of its sole discretion deliver another type of Product or component of a Product different in size color shape we...

Page 40: ... 2898 www redarcelectronics com FREE TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE For product and technical support contact your regional distributor call our head office between 8 00 a m to 5 30 p m Australian Central Standard Time Monday to Friday or send us an e mail Pour accéder au manuel d utilisation en Français Para ver el manual en Español INST82 1 EN ...

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