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| Product type | Unclassified electronic device |
| Dimensions (approximate) | 30 cm x 20 cm x 15 cm |
| Weight (approximate) | 1.2 kg |
| Power supply | 100-240 V ~ 50/60 Hz |
| Power consumption | Up to 100 W |
| Main functions | Standard utility functions (details in the manual) |
| Housing material | Plastic |
| Color | White/Black (depending on variant) |
| Noise level | < 50 dB |
| Control indicators | Power indicator |
| Safety | Automatic shut-off in case of overheating |
| Spare parts | Available from the manufacturer (see manual) |
| Storage conditions | Dry place, temp. +5°C to +40°C |
| Warranty | 2 years |
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USER MANUAL 46832 PROLINE
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WARNING! Read all safety warnings marked with the symbol ⚠️ and safety tips.
INFORMATION ON USE SAFETY
- Do not leave children near the charger unattended!
Children cannot assess possible hazards related to contact with electrical devices.
-This device can be used by children above 8 years of age and by people with limited physical, sensory or mental capacities or those not having appropriate experience and/or knowledge only under the supervision of a responsible person or after they have been instructed by such a person on the safe device operation and they have understood the hazards resulting from the device use.
-Children should not play with the device.
-Children cannot clean the device and carry out its maintenance unless under adult supervision.
-Before you use the device, check the power cord. Do not use if the cord or plug is damaged.
-If the power cord is damaged, it should be replaced by the manufacturer, their representative or an authorised person to avoid danger.
-The plug must fit in the socket. Never modify the plug in any way.
-Do not expose the device to rain or moisture. If water gets inside the device, there is an increased risk of electric shock.
-Do not strain the connection cables. Never use the connection cables to carry, pull or remove the plug from the socket.
-The connection cable should be kept away from any heat sources, oil, sharp edges or moving parts.
-If you use the device outside, the connection cables should be extended with extensions designed for outside use.
-If it is impossible to avoid using this device in moist conditions, use a residual-current device (RCD) to protect from electric shock.
- Never charge any non-rechargeable batteries.
-When charging, the battery must be situated in a well-ventilated room. When you charge a battery installed in the vehicle and there is no easy access to the negative battery terminal, marked with (-), you can connect the charger as follows:
a) Connect the red (+) connection clamp of the charger to the battery terminal marked with (+);
b) Connect the black (-) connection clamp of the charger to the appropriate place, i.e. the vehicle body point.
The vehicle body point should be far from the battery and fuel hoses.
Next, connect the charger supply cord to the mains 220–240 V and start charging as described below.
-After charging is completed, disconnect the charger from the mains, remove the terminal clamp of the charger (-) connected to vehicle body and then the terminal clamp of the charger (+) from the battery.
-Injury hazard! Wear protective goggles! Wear protective gloves! If your eyes or skin have contact with the battery acid, rinse with clean running water and seek medical advice immediately.
-For the battery fixed in the vehicle permanently ensure the vehicle is not running! Turn the ignition switch off and place the vehicle in a parking position, engaging the handbrake (e.g. passenger car) or fixing the rope (e.g. an electrically-driven boat).
- Never use the charger to charge any damaged or frozen batteries!
-Before you connect to the mains ensure the supply power parameters comply with the parameters on the rating plate.
- Never place the charger near the fire or prolonged high temperature above 50°C!
-Do not cover the operating charger!
-Protect the battery terminals (+) and (-) against short circuit!
-Do not place the charger directly on the battery or right at it!
-Place the charger at the sufficient distance from the battery, as ensured by the charging cable.
-Under no circumstances disassemble the charger. An incorrectly assembled charger may cause a fatal hazard due to electric shock.
-Before you start installing or maintaining the charger ensure it is disconnected from the mains.
-The pole connection clamps (-) and (+) should be held solely by their insulation!
-Never hold both connection clamps simultaneously when the charger operates.
-If you notice any troubles or damage during the operation, disconnect the charger from the mains immediately!
-The charger should be repaired solely by specialist personnel!
-If you no longer use the charger, disconnect it from the mains and the battery!
-Explosion hazard! Protect yourself from the strong explosive reaction of the Brown's gas!
When you charge the battery, gas hydrogen (Brown's gas) may be released. Brown's gas is an explosive mixture of hydrogen and oxygen. In contact with open fire (flames, glow or sparks) the so-called Brown's gas reaction takes place!
-Charging should take place in a room protected from weather conditions and well ventilated.
-When charging, ensure there is no open fire (flames, glow or sparks) nearby!
- Never use the charger for any dry cell batteries.
-Ensure that no explosive or flammable substances, e.g. petrol or solvents, can ignite when you use the charger.
CONTENTS
- Charger
- Battery terminal clamps
- Lug connectors
- Operating manual
BATTERY CHARGER 46832. GENERAL INFORMATION
The smart inverter charger is intended for charging all types of 14 to 240 Ah batteries:
- 12 V WET – lead-acid, GEL – gel, MF- maintenance-free, CA – calcium, LIB – lithium, EFB and AGM (for start-stop vehicles) that are specified as chargeable by their respective manufacturers.
- 24V WET – lead-acid, that are specified as chargeable by their respective manufacturers.
INSTALLATION
The charger has 4 installation openings to fix it to the workbench or any other flat surface with screws. Has a hook for hanging the device in a convenient place.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
| Input current 220-240 V | 50-60 Hz,1A |
| Efficiency about 85% | |
| Power Max 120 W | |
| Charging voltage: Variable | |
| Charging current: 7A(12V) | 3.5A(24V) |
| Low battery voltage detection >5V | |
| Return current discharge <5 mA | |
| Ambient temperature range 0 | °C~+40°C |
| Charging 8 charging steps in a cycle,Smart Charger | |
| Battery types WET, GEL, | MF, CA ,EFB, AGM,AGM+, LIB |
| Battery capacity 14-230 Ah (12V), 14-115 Ah(24V) | |
| Insulation class IP54 | |
| Cooling Natural, convection | |
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 24.5*10.6*6cm |
| Weight | 1100g |
CHARGING MODES - WHEN CONNECTED TO THE BATTERY
The charging mode is selected with the MODE button. To switch between modes 1) and 4) press the MODE button shortly. To select mode 5), 6), 7) or 8), or return to modes 1) and 4), press and hold the MODE button for about 3 seconds. To switch between modes 5) and 8), press the MODE button shortly. It is important to understand the differences between modes and the purpose of each mode. Do not use the charger unless you are sure you selected the right charging mode for your battery. Charging starts immediately after a mode is selected.
NOTE: If you select a 24 V mode for a 12 V battery, it will be damaged, see page 4: 'Diagnosing errors'
| Mode | Description |
| Standby mode | In the standby mode the charger does not charge the battery. It consumes minimum power from the mains. After the charger is connected to the battery and then to the mains, it chooses the last saved mode automatically. An appropriate LED is lit. |
| 1) 12V, 7A NORM | Standard charging mode. When selected, green LED is lit. |
| 2) 12V, 7A COLD/ AGM | The mode for charging 12 V batteries in low temperatures below 10^ C ( 50^ F) or AGM batteries. When selected, green LED is lit. |
| 3) 24V 3.5A NORM | The mode for charging 24 V batteries. When selected, a blue LED is lit. |
| 4) 24V 3,5A COLD/ AGM | The mode for charging 24 V batteries in low temperatures below 10^ C ( 50^ F) or AGM batteries. When selected, a blue LED is lit. |
| 5) 12V AGM+ 7A | Charging mode for 12 V ‘AGM +’ batteriesCAUTION! do not use for regular AGM batteries. When it is selected, the blue LED lights up. |
| 6) 12V LITHIUM 7A | Charging mode for 12 V ‘lithium’ batteriesWhen it is selected, the white LED lights up. |
| 7) 12V, 24 V REPAIR MODE | Only for 12 V or 24 V lead-acid batteries An advanced mode to recover some deeply discharged, old, damaged, stratified, or sulphated batteries. When it is selected, the yellow LED lights up together with the green LED for 12 V or blue LED for 24 V. |
| 8) 13.6 V SUPPLY | When the charger conductors are not connected to the battery, the SUPPLY mode is switched on automatically (the current on the charger clamps 13.6 V, 5 A). When it is selected, the yellow LED lights up. To switch to the charging mode, double press the MODE button. |
CONNECTING TO THE BATTERY.
Never connect the power plug before you have connected the clamps to the battery. Identify the correct polarity of the battery. The positive battery terminal is usually marked by (+) or POS, P. The negative battery terminal is usually marked by (-) or NEG, N.
To ensure safety, remove the battery from the vehicle.
1.) Connect the red (+) charger clamp to the battery terminal marked (+), POS, P.
2.) Connect the black (-) charger clamp to the battery terminal marked (-), NEG, N.
3.) Connect the charger to the mains 220–240 V.
4.) When disconnecting the charger, disconnect the charger mains plug first and then the clamps from the battery.
In the charger packaging, the manufacturer provides additional connection cords with lugs which may be used for connecting batteries when it is difficult to use clamps for connection (e.g. small motorcycle batteries) or for connecting other devices using the "13.6 V charging" function (only 46832 charger).
USING THE 12V, 24V REPAIR MODE
12V, 24 V Repair is an advanced mode for revitalising deep-discharged, old, damaged, delaminated or sulphated batteries. Not all batteries can be recovered. Batteries are usually damaged when they are stored with
low voltage. The most frequent problems related to batteries include sulphating and delamination which prevents them from achieving full charge. The repair mode enables to restore the efficiency to some of such batteries. For optimum results, carry out the complete charging cycle in the STANDARD mode and then switch to the REPAIR MODE. The repair may take up to eight hours.
PLEASE NOTE! EXERCISE PARTICULAR CARE WHEN USING THIS MODE. THE REPAIR MODE CAN BE USED SOLELY FOR 12 V, 24 V LEAD-ACID BATTERIES. IN THAT MODE THE HIGHER CHARGING CURRENT MAY CAUSE ELECTROLYTE LOSS BY EVAPORATION. IT
SHOULD BE COMPLEMENTED WITH DISTILLED WATER. BEFORE YOU USE THIS MODE, THE BATTERY MUST BE DISCONNECTED FROM ANY DEVICES.
USING 13.6 V CHARGING
If the battery is not connected, the charger is set to the supply mode by default. The 13.6 V SUPPLY mode provides 5 A current (constant voltage and direct current). Before use, read the operating manual of the connected 12 V DC device to ensure it can be used in that mode safely. The charger as the source of supply may be used also to store the settings of the onboard vehicle computer during the repair or battery replacement.
PLEASE NOTE! In that mode the protection from sparks and reversed polarity is not active. If the positive or negative battery terminal touches the body or they touch each other, sparks may be created. ENSURE THE CONNECTION POLARITY IS CORRECT!
BATTERY CHARGING
1.) Check the battery parameters (12V, 24 V). Make sure you are not connecting a 12 V battery in a 24 V mode. If you select a 24 V mode for a 12V battery, it will be damaged.
2.) Check the correct connection of clamps to the battery. Connect the plug to the mains.
3.) After the charger is connected to the battery and to the mains, it selects the last saved mode. An appropriate LED is lit. This is when you should select the appropriate charging mode for a given battery type, as described in the "Charging modes" section. Please note: you have about 5 seconds to do it, as charging starts afterwards.
4.) Press the mode button (TRYB/MODE) to switch to the appropriate charging mode (press to light the appropriate mode LED and wait three seconds; after three to five seconds the charger starts to operate in the selected charging mode).
5.) The mode LED indicates the selected charging mode and charging degree LEDs will be lit (depending on the battery status) to indicate the charging process.
6.) After the battery has been charged, disconnect the mains plug and the charger clamps from the battery.
FUSE
There is a fuse in a black, openable capsule (to be opened by raising the capsule cap) installed in the charger, on the red connection cable with a (+) clamp.
The fuse prevents a fire caused e.g. by accidental short circuit of connection cables on the battery. The fuse should offer protection also in the case of internal battery damage leading to short circuit.
Remember to replace the damaged fuse with a new one, with an identical amperage as the fuse installed by the manufacturer (15A) Never use fuses with higher rating as this may cause fire!
CHARGING LEVEL SIGNALLING
Charging LEDs 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% indicate the battery charging level.
OPERATION AND ERROR INDICATIONS
| No. L | GHT(S) CONDITION | CAUSE(S) SOLUTION(S) |
| 1 | Solid Red Warning!LED | Reverse Polarity Exchange the red and black clamps or ring terminals to the correct battery posts |
| 2 FlashingRedWarning!LEDCorresponding charging mode LED | 1) Open-circuit2) Dirty Battery posts3) Dead Battery4) Output short circuit (for example in the battery) | 1) Connect the red and black clamps or ring terminals to the battery posts2) Clean the battery posts3) Replace the battery with a new one immediately4) Disconnect the red and black clamps or ring connectors from the battery terminals. |
| 3 Slow flashing RedWarning! LED+Corresponding charging mode LED | Charging in 12V Mode(s) for 24V battery | Please do manually press Mode button to choose correct charge mode.CAUTION: If you choose 24V Mode(s) for 12V battery, the 12V battery will be damaged! |
| 4 Only charging modeLED is on, warning and four battery level indicator LEDs are flashing | Overheat protection | Current reduces when temperature in charger is too high. After cooling down, charge will begin |
| 5 Solid yellow REPAIR LED+12V, 24V corresponding charging mode LED | In 12V, 24 REPAIR mode | ----Disconnect the devices powered from the charger. |
| 6 Quick flashing Red Warning! LED+Corresponding charging mode LED | Battery cannot store electric charge during charging process | 1) Replace with a new battery2) If battery cannot be recovered through Desulphation Process, try REPAIR Mode for recovery |
| 7 Only corresponding charging mode LED+Four battery level indicator LEDs are all OFF | In Desulphation Process | |
| 8 Red Warning! LED light flashes 2x stop for 3secs, 2x stop for 3 secs... | Battery cannot be recovered through Desulphation Process or Battery cannot be recovered through Repair Mode | 1) Replace with a new battery2) If battery cannot be recovered through Desulphation Process, try REPAIR Mode for recovery |
| 9 Flashing Yellow Warning! LED | Heavily Corroded Battery (voltage is less than 3V), need Repair Mode | Replace with a new battery or try REPAIR Mode for recovery |
| 10 The red warning LED is on constantly + the yellow LED of SUPPLY mode is on constantly. | Overload in SUPPLY mode (it will automatically shut down in 30 seconds to protect the charger from damage) | Disconnect the devices powered from the charger. |
8 charging steps in a full cycle
STEP 1: Diagnostics - Checks the battery voltage and connection.
STEP 2: Sulphur removal -If the battery voltage is too low, the programme generates the pulsating current automatically to remove sulphur deposits from the plates.
STEP 3: Analysis -Verifies if the battery voltage reaches the threshold value after sulphur removal. If the battery voltage is appropriate, the charging process starts.
STEP 4: Initial charging - Formatting charging with low-voltage direct current.
STEP 5: proper charging -Charging with direct current until the battery voltage reaches the rated value.
STEP 6: Charge absorption -Gradual reduction of the current value to accumulate the electrical charge as much as possible and achieve the maximum battery voltage.
STEP 7: Charging process analysis - Checking if the charging process is stable.
STEP 8: Stabilizing -Thanks to the smart processor, the charger monitors the battery status, adjusting the charging current to the battery voltage changes.
WARNING! If the battery is unable to start the vehicle following a complete charging cycle (except for any mechanical problems of the vehicle), the battery capacity is lower than the threshold value and the battery needs replacement.
CHARGING DURATION
Different internal capacity of the battery and the residual voltage may affect the charging duration. The data below are solely indicative.
| BATTERY CAPACITY (Ah) APPROXIMATE CHARGING DURATION (h) | |
| 40 | 6 |
| 60 8,5 | |
| 100 14 | |
| 200 28,5 | |
SYMBOLS ON THE CHARGER RATING PLATE
READ THE GUIDELINES AND PRODUCT SAFETY INFORMATION.
The product meets the requirements of EU directives
To be used indoors.
Symbol of a device with 2nd protection class
Fusing parameters of the fuse
Protection from dust and protection from water splashes from any direction
Do not mix the worn equipment with other waste.
CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
This device does not require maintenance.
Use a soft, moist (and not wet) cloth with a mild detergent for cleaning (only when disconnected from the mains). Do not use any acids or solvents.
TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
Transport and store in dry places out of reach of children. Protect from dust, moisture and mechanical damage.
This symbol means the prohibition to dispose of the worn device with other waste. The hazardous components of the electric and electronic equipment affect the natural environment and human health adversely.
Households should contribute to the recovery and recycling of worn equipment. There is a worn equipment collection system created or already existing in Poland and Europe, with all points of sale of the said equipment being obliged to accept worn equipment. Moreover, there are points of collection for such equipment.
MANUFACTURER:
PROFIX SP. Z 0.0.
ul. Marywilska 34
03-228 Warsaw
- INFORMATION ON USE SAFETY
- CONTENTS
- BATTERY CHARGER 46832. GENERAL INFORMATION
- INSTALLATION
- CHARGING MODES - WHEN CONNECTED TO THE BATTERY
- CONNECTING TO THE BATTERY.
- USING THE 12V, 24V REPAIR MODE
- USING 13.6 V CHARGING
- PLEASE NOTE! In that mode the protection from sparks and reversed polarity is not active. If the positive or negative battery terminal touches the body or they touch each other, sparks may be created. ENSURE THE CONNECTION POLARITY IS CORRECT!
- BATTERY CHARGING
- FUSE
- CHARGING LEVEL SIGNALLING
- charging steps in a full cycle
- CHARGING DURATION
- SYMBOLS ON THE CHARGER RATING PLATE
- CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE
- TRANSPORT AND STORAGE
- MANUFACTURER:
Brand : PROLINE
Model : 46832
Category : Uncategorized