Genius G750 - Battery charger NOCO - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL Genius G750 NOCO

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G750. Read and understand the User Guide before operating the charger. For questions regarding our chargers, view our comprehensive support information at www.no.co/support. To contact NOCO for personalized support (not available in all areas), visit www.no.co/connect. What’s In The Box.

• (1) Battery Clamp Connectors

PRODUCT SAFETY INFORMATION. Failure to follow the instructions may result in ELECTRICAL SHOCK, EXPLOSION, or FIRE, which may result in SERIOUS INJURY, DEATH, DAMAGE TO DEVICE or PROPERTY. Do not discard this information. DANGERContacting NOCO. About G750. The NOCO Genius® G750 represents some of the most innovative and advanced technology on the market, making each charge simple and easy. It is quite possibly the safest and most efcient charger you will ever use. The G750 is designed for charging all types of 6V & 12V lead-acid batteries, including Wet (Flooded), Gel, MF (Maintenance-Free), CA (Calcium), EFB (Enhanced Flooded Battery), and AGM (Absorption Glass Mat) batteries. It is suitable for charging battery capacities from 2 to 30 Amp- Hours and maintaining all battery sizes. Getting Started. Before using the charger, carefully read the battery manufacturer’s specic precautions and recommended rates of charge for the battery. Make sure to determine the voltage and chemistry of the battery by referring to your battery owner’s manual prior to charging. Mounting. The G750 is a direct wall plug-in charger, and it is important to keep in mind the distance to the battery. The DC cable length from the charger, with either the battery clamp or eyelet terminal connectors, is approximately 75-inches (1,900mm). Charging Modes. The G750 has three (3) modes: Standby, 12V NORM, and 6V NORM. Some charge modes must be pressed and held for three (3) seconds to enter the mode. These “Press and Hold” modes are advanced charging modes that require your full attention before selecting. “Press and Hold” are indicated on the charger by a red line. It is important to understand the differences and purpose of each charge mode. Do not operate the charger until you conrm the appropriate charge mode for your battery. Below is a brief description:

support@no.co 30339 Diamond Parkway, #102 Glenwillow, OH 44139 United States of America Phone: Email: Mailing Address:2 Using 6V NORM. [Press & Hold] 6V NORM charge mode is designed for 6-volt lead- acid batteries only, like Wet Cell, Gel Cell, Enhanced Flooded, Maintenance-Free and Calcium batteries. Consult the battery manufacturer before using this mode. CAUTION. THIS MODE IS FOR 6-VOLT LEAD-ACID BATTERIES ONLY. Connecting to the Battery. Do not connect the AC power plug until all other connections are made. Identify the correct polarity of the battery terminals on the battery. The positive battery terminal is typically marked by these letters or symbol (POS,P,+). The negative battery terminal is typically marked by these letters or symbol (NEG,N,-). Do not make any connections to the carburetor, fuel lines, or thin, sheet metal parts. The below instructions are for Mode Explanation 12V NORM Standby

NORM 7.25V | 750mA | 2-30Ah Batteries Press & Hold No Power 14.5V | 750mA | 2-30Ah Batteries In Standby mode, the charger is not charging or providing any power to the battery. Energy Save is activated during this mode, drawing microscopic power from the electrical outlet. When selected, an orange LED will illuminate. For charging 12-volt Wet Cell, Gel Cell, Enhanced Flooded, Maintenance-Free and Calcium batteries. When selected, a white LED will illuminate. For charging 6-volt Wet Cell, Gel Cell, Enhanced Flooded, Maintenance-Free and Calcium batteries. When selected, a white LED will illuminate.a negative ground system (most common). If your vehicle is a positive ground system (very uncommon), follow the below instructions in reverse order. 1.) Connect the positive (red) battery clamp or eyelet terminal connector to the positive (POS,P,+) battery terminal. 2.) Connect the negative (black) battery clamp or eyelet terminal connector to the negative (NEG,N,-) battery terminal or vehicle chassis. 3.) Connect the battery charger’s AC power plug into a suitable electrical outlet. Do not face the battery when making this connection. 4.) When disconnecting the battery charger, disconnect in the reverse sequence, removing the negative rst (or positive rst for positive ground systems). Begin Charging. 1.) Verify the voltage and chemistry of the battery. 2.) Conrm that you have connected the battery clamps or eyelet terminal connectors properly and the AC power plug is plugged into an electrical outlet. 3.) The charger will begin in Standby mode, indicated by an orange LED. In Standby, the charger is not providing any power. 4.) Press the mode button to toggle to the appropriate charge mode (press and hold for three seconds to enter an advanced charge mode) for the voltage and chemistry of your battery. 5.) The mode LED will illuminate the selected charge mode and the Charge LEDs will illuminate (depending on the health of the battery) indicating the charging process has started. 6.) The charger can now be left connected to the battery at all times to provide maintenance charging.4 Understanding Charge LEDs. The charger has one (1) Charge LED. This Charge LED indicates the connected battery(s) state-of-charge (SOC). See the explanation below: LED Explanation Pulsing Red LED The Charge LED will slowly pulse “on” and “off” when the battery is less than 75% fully charged. Pulsing Green LED Solid Green LED When the battery is 100% charged, the Charge LED will be solid green. The Charge LED will slowly pulse “on” and “off” when the battery is less than 90% charged. Maintenance Green LED During maintenance charging, the 100% Charge LED will pulse “on” and “off” slowly. When the battery is topped off and fully charged again, the 100% Charge LED will turn solid green. The charger can be left connected to the battery indenitely.Understanding Advanced Diagnostics. Advanced Diagnostics is used when displaying Error Conditions. It will display a series of blink sequences that help you identify the cause of the error and potential solutions. All Error Conditions are displayed with the Error LED and Standby LED ashing back and forth. The number of ashes between each pulse denotes a potential Error Condition (except reverse polarity and low-voltage battery). Error Reason/Solution Single Flash Battery will not hold a charge. Have battery checked by a professional. Possible battery short. Have battery checked by a professional. Battery voltage is too high for the selected charge mode. Check the battery and charge mode. Error LED Solid Red Reverse polarity. Reverse the battery connections. Battery voltage is too low for charge to detect or charger is in supply. Jumpstart the battery to raise the battery voltage. Double Flash Triple Flash Standby Solid Orange6 Memory Returns to last selected mode when restarted Interactive Alters the charging process based on organic battery feedback Recovery Applies a high-voltage pulse charge when low- voltage, sulfation or lost capacity is detected Safe Protects against reverse polarity, sparks, overcharging, overcurrent, open-circuits, short-circuits and overheating Fast Charges two times faster than traditional battery chargers Compensation Adjusts for varying A/C line voltage for consistent charging Rugged Dirt, water, UV, impact and crush resistant Compact High-frequency energy conversion for ultra-compact, lightweight and portable charger Start-Stop Counteracts increased cyclic energy demands placed on batteries in micro-hybrid vehicles Firewall Multi-level safety barrier that prevents abnormal and unsafe conditionsOptimization Stabilizes internal battery chemistry for increased performance and longevity Maintenance Plus Keeps the battery fully charged without overcharging allowing the charger to be safely connected indenitely Energy Save Minimizes energy consumption when full power is not needed Load Tracking Charge LEDs dynamically track the batteries state-of-charge when a load outpaces the charge current Diagnostics Intuitive visual diagnostic tool for detecting reverse polarity, low-voltage or damaged batteries CANBUS Automatically enables the charging port to charge CANBUS systems Thermal Monitor Internal temperature sensors adjust charge based on ambient climate8

Analyze Step Voltage (V) Current (A) Initialize Diagnose Bulk Optimization Recovery Absorption Maintenance Charging Steps. Step 1 & 2: Analyze & Diagnose Checks the battery’s initial condition, including voltage, state-of-charge and health, to determine if the battery is stable before charging. Step 3: Recovery Initializes the Recovery desulfation process (if needed) for deeply discharged or sulfated batteries by pulsing small amounts of current. Step 4: Initialize Starts the charging process with a gentle (soft) charge. Step 5: Bulk Begins the Bulk charging process based on the condition of the battery and returns 80% of the battery’s capacity. Step 6: Absorption Brings the charge level to 90% by delivering small amounts of current to provide a safe, efcient charge. This limits battery gassing and is essential to prolonging battery life. Step 7: Optimization Finalizes the charging process and brings the battery to maximum capacity. In this step, the charger utilizes multi-layered charging proles to fully recapture capacity and optimize the specic gravity of the battery for increased run time and performance. The charger will switch to Maintenance if the battery tells the charger that more current is needed.Step 8: Maintenance Continuously monitors the battery to determine when a maintenance charge should be initiated. If the battery voltage falls below its target threshold, the charger will restart the Maintenance cycle until voltage reaches its optimal state and then discontinues the charge cycle. The cycle between Optimization and Maintenance is repeated indenitely to keep the battery at full charge. The battery charger can be safely left connected indenitely without the risk of overcharging. Charging Times. The estimated time to charge a battery is shown below. The size of the battery (Ah) and its depth of discharge (DOD) greatly affect its charging time. The charge time is based on an average depth of discharge to a fully charged battery and is for reference purposes only. Actual data may differ due to battery conditions. The time to charge a normally discharged battery is based on a 50% DOD. Battery Size Approx. Time to Charge In Hours

12VAh10 Input Voltage AC: Working Voltage AC: Efciency: Power: Charging Voltage: Charging Current: Low-Voltage Detection: Back Current Drain: Ambient Temperature: Charger Type: Type of Batteries: Battery Chemistries: Battery Capacity: Housing Protection: Cooling: Dimensions (L x W x H): Weight: Technical Specications. 220-240, 50-60Hz 220-240, 50-60Hz 85% Approx. 13W Max Various 750mA (12V), 750mA (6V) 2V (12V), 2V (6V) <5mA 0°C to +40°C 8 Step, Smart Charger 6V & 12V Wet, Gel, MF, CA, EFB, AGM. 2-30Ah (12V), 2-30Ah (6V), Maintains All Battery Sizes IP60 Natural Convection

support@no.co 30339 Diamond Parkway, #102 Glenwillow, OH 44139 United States of America

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750mA (12V) 750mA (6V) (2V (12V), 2V (6V 5mA< 0°C to +40°C

6V & 12V Wet, Gel, MF, CA, EFB AGM 2-30Ah (12V), 2-30Ah (6V),

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support@no.co 30339 Diamond Parkway, #102 Glenwillow, OH 44139 United States of America

support@no.co 30339 Diamond Parkway, #102 Glenwillow, OH 44139 United States of America