ULGD 10 A1 - Uncategorized ULTIMATE SPEED - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL ULGD 10 A1 ULTIMATE SPEED

Translation of the original instructions

Before reading, unfold the page containing the illustrations and familiarise yourself with all functions of the device.

Charging current 5 A (in 12V mode) Charging current 2.5 A (in 24V mode)

Charging current 10 A (in 12V mode) Charging current 5 A (in 24V mode) Charging current 5 A (in 12V mode) Charging current 2.5 A (in 24V mode) Charging current 10 A (in 12V mode) Charging current 5 A (in 24V mode)31GB/IE

VEHICLE BATTERY CHARGER

ULGD 10 A1 z Introduction Congratulations! You have pur- chased one of our high-quality products. Please familiarise yourself with the product before using it for the first time. To do so, please read through the following operating and safety instructions carefully.

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CHILDREN! z Intended use The Ultimate Speed ULGD 10 A1 is a multi-level vehicle battery charger, which is suitable for charging and trickle charging 12 V- (6 cells) or 24 V (2x6 cells) lead acid batteries with electrolyte solution (WET), with electrolyte absorbing mats (AGM), with gel gel-type electrolyte (GEL) or calcium batteries. The device is not suitable for charging lithium-ion batteries! You can also regenerate discharged batteries (depending on the battery Table of pictograms used / Introduction Table of pictograms used Suitable for the charging of 12-V batteries 24 V Suitable for the charging of 24-V batteries Direct current Protection class 2 12V 12V mode (Program 1, 2, 3, 4 and

24V 24V mode (Program 5, 6, 7, 8 and

Disconnect from the mains before closing or opening any of the connections to the battery. Ensure sufficient ventilation when charging!

Connect the battery first, then establish the connection with the mains! Protect electrical connections from rain! Avoid flames and sparks! Do not smoke! Winter – AGM – Mode (Program 2, 4, 6 and 8) Supply program (Program 9 and 10)32 GB/IE type). The vehicle battery charger has a safety circuit against sparking and overheating. Keep these instruc- tions in a safe place. The supply program enables you to change a vehicle battery without interrupting the voltage supply. Ensure you hand over all documen- tation when passing the product on to anyone else. Any use that differs to the intended use as stated above is prohibited and potentially danger- ous. Damage or injury caused by misuse or disregarding the above warning is not covered by the war- ranty or any liability on the part of the manufacturer. The device is not intended for commercial use and should only be used indoors. Com- mercial use will void the guarantee. The product must only be started up initially by people who have been trained to do so. Note: The vehicle battery charger cannot charge any electrical vehicles with integrated rechargeable battery. Note: No jumpstart of 12V or 24 V batteries possible. z Package contents 1 Vehicle battery charger 1 Operating instructions 1 Connecting cable with clamps 1 Connecting cable with loops z Equipment To do this see Fig. A, B: After unpacking the product, please check that all of the package con- tents are present and that the battery charger is in perfect condition. Do not use the device if it is defective.

Vehicle battery charger

Charging current 5 A (in 12V mode) Charging current 2.5 A (in 24V mode)

Charging current 10 A (in 12V mode) Charging current 5 A (in 24V mode) Introduction33GB/IE

Winter – AGM – Mode (Program 2, 4, 6 and 8)

Supply program (Program 9 and 10)

Output cable with plug

Cover cap connecting cable with loops

Connecting cable with loops

Connecting cable with clamps

Positive pole connection terminal (red)

Cover cap for connecting cable with clamps

Negative pole connection terminal (black) Note: The use of the term ‘product’ or ‘device’ in the following text refers to the vehicle battery charger named in these operating instructions. z Technical specifications Model: ULGD 10 A1 Rated voltage: 220–240 V~ 50 Hz – 60 Hz Rated intake current:

Rated output DC voltage: 12V

24V Rated output direct current at 12 V:

Rated output direct current at 24 V:

(dual insulation) Battery types: 12 V lead acid battery 20Ah -300Ah 24 V lead acid battery 20Ah -150Ah Introduction34 GB/IE z Charging characteristics To do this see Fig. C:

Pulse charging / Revival (Desulphation)

Preservation charging up to 80%

Recharging up to 100% (Absorption)

Charge maintenance Changes to technical and visual aspects of the product may be made as part of future developments with

out notice. Accordingly, no warranty is offered for the physical dimen

sions, information and specifications in these operating instructions. The operating instructions cannot therefore be used as the basis for asserting a legal claim. z Safety instructions PLEASE READ THROUGH THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USE.

THESE FORM PART OF THE

KEEP OUT OF THE REACH

OF CHILDREN! The charger is only suitable for indoor operation! DANGER! Avoid danger to life and dan- ger of injury from improper use! CAUTION! Do not operate the device with a damaged cable, mains cable or mains plug. Dam- aged mains cables pose dan- ger to life from electric shock. In case of damage, the mains cable must only be repaired by authorized and trained specialists! Contact the service point of your country if you need any repair!

SHOCK! Ensure that the vehicle is not in operation if the battery is installed firmly in the vehicle! Switch off the ignition and put the vehicle into the parking position, with the parking brake engaged (e.g. car) or the rope attached (e.g. boat)!

SHOCK! Disconnect the vehicle battery charger from the mains before Introduction / Safety instructions35GB/IE removing the connection terminals. Connect the connection terminal that is not connected to the car body first. Connect the other connection terminal to the car body away from the battery and the gasoline line. Connect the vehicle battery charger to the supply grid only after doing this. Disconnect the vehicle battery charger from the supply grid after charging. Only then disconnect the connection terminal from the car body. Then disconnect the connection terminal from the battery.

SHOCK! Only touch the pole connec- tion terminals (“–” and “+”) in the insulated area!

SHOCK! Conduct the connection to the battery and the socket of the mains grid completely protected from moisture!

SHOCK! Perform installation, servicing and maintenance of the vehi- cle battery charger only when the mains current is not connected!

SHOCK! First disconnect the negative pole connection cable (black) of the vehicle battery charger from the negative pole of the battery upon completing the charging and trickle charging process, if the battery is contin- ually connected in the vehicle. Do not leave any toddlers or children unsupervised around the vehicle battery charger! Children cannot assess possi- ble dangers in use of electri- cal devices. Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device. EXPLOSION HAZARD! Protect yourself from highly explosive oxyhydrogen reac- tions! Gaseous hydrogen can escape during charging or maintenance charging of the battery. Oxyhydrogen is a potentially explosive mix of gaseous hydrogen and oxy- gen. The oxyhydrogen reaction occurs at contact with open fire (flames, smouldering or sparks)! Perform charging and maintenance charging in a weather-protected space that is Safety instructions36 GB/IE ventilated well. Ensure that there are no naked flames (flames, smouldering or sparks) during charging or mainte- nance charging!

HAZARDS! Ensure that explosive or flam- mable substances, such as gasoline or solvents cannot be ignited when you are using the vehicle battery charger! EXPLOSIVE GASES! Avoid flames and sparks! Ensure sufficient ventilation when charging. Put the battery onto a well- ventilated surface when charg- ing. Otherwise, the device can be damaged. EXPLOSION HAZARD! Ensure that the positive pole connection cable has no contact with a fuel line (e.g. petrol line)!

BURNS! Protect your eyes and skin from caustic burns from the acid (sulphuric acid) when it comes into contact with the battery! Use: acid-resistant safety gog- gles, clothing and gloves! If your eyes or skin have come into contract with the sulphuric acid, flush the affected body region with plenty of clear, running water and seek medical advice at once! Avoid electrical short circuits when connecting the vehicle battery charger to the battery. Connect the negative pole connection cable only to the negative pole of the battery or the car body. Connect the plus pole connection cable only to the plus pole of the battery! Before connecting to the mains, verify the mains power has the required 230 V~ 50Hz, a 16A fuse and an ELCB switch (earth leakage circuit breaker)! Otherwise, the device can be damaged. Do not use the vehicle battery charger near any fires, heat and long-term temperatures above 50°C! For higher tem- peratures, the output power of the vehicle battery charger will drop automatically. Only use the vehicle battery charger with the original parts it was delivered with! Do not cover the vehicle bat- tery charger with any objects! Otherwise, the device can be damaged. Protect the electrical contact surfaces of the battery from short circuit! Safety instructions37GB/IE Only use the vehicle battery charger for the charging and maintenance charging of undamaged 12V-/24V-lead batteries (with electrolyte solution or gel)! Otherwise, property damage may be the consequence. Do not use the vehicle bat- tery charger for the charging and maintenance charging of non-rechargeable batteries. Otherwise, property damage may be the consequence. Do not use the vehicle battery charger for the charging and maintenance charging of damaged or frozen batteries! Otherwise, property damage may be the consequence. Please refer to the original operating instructions about the maintenance of your bat- tery prior to connecting the vehicle battery charger! Otherwise, there is a danger of injury and/or the risk of damage to the device. Before connecting the vehicle battery charger to a battery that is continually connected to the vehicle, learn about compli- ance with the electrical safety and maintenance in the orig- inal operating instructions of the vehicle! Otherwise, there is a danger of injury and/or the risk of property damage. Disconnect the vehicle battery charger from the mains current when it is not is use to protect the environment as well! Note that power is consumed in standby operation as well. Always pay attention and be aware of what you are doing. Proceed reasonably and do not put the vehicle battery charger into operation when you are not focused or not feeling well. Personal safety: This device may be used by children aged 8 years and older, and by persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities, or a lack of experience and knowledge, if they are supervised or have been instructed in how to use the device safely and under- stand the dangers that may arise when using it. Do not allow children to play with the device. Cleaning and day-to- day maintenance must not be performed by children without supervision. Children must be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device. Safety instructions38 GB/IE Keep the device away from people – especially children – and household pets. Within the working area, the user is responsible for any damage or injury to third parties that was caused by the use of the device. Do not leave the device charging unattended. Keep the device in a dry location and out of the reach of children. This helps prevent device damage and possible personal injuries that could result from it: Working with the device: Before setup or first use, check the device for any damage and do not use unless in perfect working order. Make sure that the mains plug and connection termi- nals do not get wet. Do not expose the device to rain or wet weather. Do not let the device come into contact with water. Do not immerse the device in water. There is a risk of electric shock! In hot weather, do not leave the device in a car. This could permanently damage the device. Do not operate the device near to flammable liquids or gases. Failure to do so risks causing a fire or explosion! Switch the device off and remove the mains plug from the socket in the following cases: – When you are not using the device; – If you are leaving the device unsupervised; – If you are doing cleaning work; – If the connection cable is damaged; Only use the accessories supplied and recommended by the manufacturer. Do not disassemble or modify the vehicle battery charger. This device must only be repaired by a maintenance technician. Do not use the device in areas with a risk of explo- sion, e.g. near flammable liquids, gases or powders. Do not expose the device to any source of heat. When the charger is not being used, always put the Safety instructions39GB/IE cover caps

onto the connecting cable

This prevents any possible short circuit through contact with rain or splashed water. CAUTION: How to avoid accidents and injuries resulting from electric shock: Electrical safety:. Do not carry the device by the cable. Do not unplug the plug from the socket by pulling on the cable. Protect the cable from heat, oil and sharp edges. If the cable is damaged, unplug the plug immediately from the socket. z Specific safety instructions A slightly higher temper- ature during charging is absolutely normal and not a malfunction. Protect the vehicle battery charger

from moisture and high temperatures, including fires. Store the vehicle battery charger

in a dry place and protect the device from moisture and corrosion. Do not drop the vehicle battery charger

while it is being used. z Before use Take all parts from the packaging and check whether the device or parts show any damage. Ifthis is the case, do not use the device. Contact the manufacturer via the indicated service address. Remove all transport packaging. Check that the delivery is complete. Always pull the mains plug from the socket before you perform any work at the vehicle battery

charger. Before connecting the charger please read the user instructions for the battery. In addition, you must adhere to the instructions from the vehicle manufacturer where a battery is continuously connected in the vehicle. Secure the vehicle, switch the ignition off. Clean the battery poles. Make sure that the dirt does not come into contact with your eyes. Make sure that there is sufficient ventilation. Note: The ambient temperature is measured in the charger. Hence, for optimum function, make sure the Safety instructions / Specific safety instructions / Before use40 GB/IE battery exhibits the same tempera- ture as the environment. z Using the device z Connection Note: Always observe the instructions from the vehicle manufacturer or the battery manufacturer. Charging using the battery clamps: Disconnect the minus pole connection cable (black) of the vehicle from the minus pole of the battery first before charging and maintenance charging if the bat- tery is continually connected in the vehicle. The negative pole of your battery is usually connected to the car body of the vehicle. Then disconnect the plus pole connection cable (red) of the vehicle from the plus pole of the battery. Connect the output cable with the plug

o the connecting cable with clamps

Only then connect the “+” pole quick-contact connection terminal (red)

of the vehicle battery charger

to the “+” pole of the battery. Connect the “–” pole quick-con- tact connection terminal (black)

to the “–” pole of the battery. Connect the mains cable

of the vehicle battery charger

to the socket. Charging using loops: The connecting cable with loops

must be permanently connected to the battery. Disconnect the battery from the vehicle. Loosen the nut on the battery’s positive terminal (red). Now insert the red loop

under the nut connected to the battery’s positive terminal, and then retighten the nut. Make sure that the loop

does not slip when tightening the nut. Repeat with the black loop

the battery’s negative terminal. Afterwards, reconnect the battery to the vehicle. Plug the cover cap of the connect- ing cable with loops

over the contacts of the connecting cable with loops

. When the charger is not being used, this must always be carried out, in order to prevent a short circuit. Remove the cover cap

of the connecting cable with loops

before you start charging. Connect the output cable with the plug

with the connecting cable with loops

of the vehicle battery charger

to the socket. Before use / Using the device41GB/IE z Disconnecting Stop charging using the battery clamps: Disconnect the device from the mains current. Disconnect the “–” pole quick-contact connection terminal (black)

from the “–” pole of the battery. Disconnect the “+”-pole quick contact-connection terminal (red)

rom the “+”-pole of the battery. Reconnect the plus pole connec- tion cable of the battery to the plus pole of the battery. Reconnect the minus pole connec- tion cable of the battery to the minus pole of the battery. Stop charging using loops: Disconnect the device from the mains current. Pull out the plug, which connects the output with the plug

with the connecting cable with loops

Cover the contacts of the connect- ing cable with loops

with the attached cover cap of the connect- ing cable with loops

z Standby / Measuring battery voltage After connecting the mains supply, the device is in standby mode. The display is in use. When the connec- tion terminals are connected, the battery voltage is displayed on the LC display (voltage display

are empty. If the measured voltage is below 2 V, then this means the battery is not charging. z Battery recognition If a battery with a voltage over 2 V is connected, the charging process will start once the charging program is selected. Deeply discharged bat- teries can also be charged, as long as they are not defective. If a battery with a voltage of over

15.6 V is connected, in 12 V mode,

. The charging process in 24 V mode. If the charger is connected to a battery with the poles reversed, “POL” will be shown on the display. The charging process will not be activated. z Revival After battery recognition, depend- ing on the battery status, the revival process will be activated. Pulsating Using the device42 GB/IE current ensures that a battery which is not used for a long period of time will still be able to be charged. If the revival is not successful after 10 minutes, then “Err” will be shown on the display. If a 24 V charging program is selected accidentally and a 12V battery is connected, then after 10 mins, “Err” will appear on the display. z Selecting programs Note: Before a charging program is car- ried out, the battery must be con- nected to the charger as described in the “Connection” section. The charging process continues automat- ically. Depending on the program selected, the charging characteris- tics for voltage, time and tempera- ture are monitored. The charging process contains a diagnosis program, a revival mode and a trickle charge function. Programmax. (V) max. (A)

(14.4V / 5.0 A) To charge 12 V batteries with a capacity of 20 Ah to 100 Ah. Press the program selector button

once to select Program 1. The 12V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging process, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charging process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flashing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automat- ically. The display will show “FUL”. Using the device43GB/IE Program 2 12V

(14.7V / 5.0 A) To charge 12 V batteries with a capacity of 20 Ah to 100 Ah under cold conditions or to charge AGM batteries. Press the program selector button

twice to select Program 2. The 12V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging pro- cess, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charg- ing process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

. When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flash- ing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automatically. The display will show “FUL”. Program 3 12V

(14.4V / 10.0 A) To charge 12 V batteries with a capacity of 60 Ah to 200 Ah. To maintain the charge of 12 V batter- ies up to 300 Ah. Press the program selector button

three times to select Program 3. The 12V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging process, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charging process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flashing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automat- ically. The display will show “FUL”. Program 4 12V

(14.7V / 10.0 A) To charge 12 V batteries with a capacity of 60 Ah to 200 Ah under cold conditions or to charge AGM batteries. To maintain the charge of 12 V batteries up to 300 Ah. Press the program selector button

four times to select Program 4. The 12V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging pro- cess, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charg- ing process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

. When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flash- ing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automatically. The display will show “FUL”. Using the device44 GB/IE Program 5 24V

(28.8V / 2.5 A) To charge 24 V batteries with a capacity of 20 Ah to 50 Ah. Press the program selector button

once to select Program 5. If the 24 V battery is deeply dis- charger (below 15.6 Volt), then the charger recognises the battery as a 12 V battery. In this case, the program selector button

must be pressed five times, to select pro- gram5. The 24V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging process, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charging process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flashing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automatically. The display will show “FUL”. Program 6 24V

(29.4V / 2.5 A) To charge 24 V batteries with a capacity of 20 Ah to 50 Ah under cold conditions or to charge AGM batteries. Press the program selector button

twice to select Program 6. If the 24 V battery is deeply dis- charger (below 15.6 Volt), then the charger recognises the battery as a 12 V battery. In this case, the program selector button

must be pressed six times, to select pro- gram6. The 24V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging pro- cess, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charg- ing process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

. When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flash- ing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automatically. The display will show “FUL”. Program 7 24V

(28.8V / 5.0 A) To charge 24 V batteries with a capacity of 40 Ah to 100 Ah. To maintain the charge of 24 V batteries up to 150 Ah. Press the program selector button

three times to select Program 7. Using the device45GB/IE If the 24 V battery is deeply dis- charger (below 15.6 Volt), then the charger recognises the battery as a 12 V battery. In this case, the program selector button

must be pressed seven times, to select program 7. The 24V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging process, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charging process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flashing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automat- ically. The display will show “FUL”. Program 8 24V

(29.4V / 5.0 A) To charge 24 V batteries with a capacity of 40 Ah to 100 Ah under cold conditions or to charge AGM batteries. To maintain the charge of 24 V batteries up to 150 Ah. Press the program selector button

four times to select Program 8. If the 24 V battery is deeply dis- charger (below 15.6 Volt), then the charger recognises the battery as a 12 V battery. In this case, the program selector button

must be pressed eight times, to select program 8. The 24V

symbols are shown on the LC display. During the charging pro- cess, the charging display

flashes. The progress of the charg- ing process (1-4 bars) will be shown on the status display

. When the battery is fully charged, the status display shows

4 bars. The flash- ing stops and the device switches to trickle charging automatically. The display will show “FUL”. Program 9 12V (13.6V / 3.0 A) Supply program 13.6V / 3A max. Press the program selector button

nine times to select Program 9. The 12V

symbols are shown on the LC display. For use as a 12 V voltage supply or for buffer maintenance charg- ing, where 100% battery power is necessary. Das supply program will work without a time limit. Please contact the vehicle manu- facturer and read the operating Using the device46 GB/IE instructions for your vehicle, if you want to use this program to buffer your vehicle when changing a battery. Program 10 24V (27.2V / 1.5 A) Supply program 27.2V / 1.5A max. Press the program selector button

symbols are shown on the LC display. For use as a 24 V voltage supply or for buffer maintenance charg- ing, where 100% battery power is necessary. Das supply program will work without a time limit. Please contact the vehicle manufac- turer and read the operating instruc- tions for your vehicle, if you want to use this program to buffer your vehicle when changing a battery. Trickle charging In programs 1 to 8, the device has an automatic trickle charging procedure. Depending on the drop in voltage in the battery – through self-discharge – the charger reacts with different levels of charging current. The battery can remain con- nected to the charger over a longer period of time. Device protection function As soon as a different situation occurs, such as a short circuit, critical drop in voltage during the charging process, open circuit or reversed connection of the output terminals, the battery charger

switches off automatically. The electronic system resets the system immediately to its home position, in order to avoid damage. If the device should become too hot during charging, the output power is automatically reduced. This protects the device from damage. z Maintenance and care Always pull the mains cable

from the socket before you perform any work on the vehicle

battery charger. The device is maintenance-free. Deactivate the device. Clean the metal and plastic surfaces of the device with a dry cloth. Never use any solvents or other aggressive cleaning agents. Using the device / Maintenance and care47GB/IE z Information about recycling and disposal Do not dispose of electri- cal tools in household waste! Please return this device, accessories and packaging to your local recycling depot. Do not dispose of the vehicle battery charger in household waste, in fire or in water. Devices that are no longer functional should be recycled wherever possible. Ask your local stockist for advice. As the consumer you are legally obliged (by the Ger- man Battery Ordinance) to return any and all used batteries. Batteries containing harmful sub- stances are labelled with the adja- cent symbol, which indicates the prohibition on disposal in household waste. The abbreviations for the relevant heavy metals are: Cd = cadmium, Hg = mercury, Pb = lead. Take used batteries to a waste management company in your city or community or return them to your dealer. This satisfies your legal obligations while also making an important contribution to protecting the environment. z EU Declaration of Conformity We, C. M. C. GmbH Responsible for documentation: Dr Christian Weyler Katharina-Loth-Str. 15 66386 St. Ingbert hereby take sole responsibility for declaring that the product Vehicle battery charger Year of manufacture: 2020/40 IAN: 329536_2001 Model: ULGD 10 A1 Model number: 2312 meets the basic safety require- ments as specified in the European Directives. Low Voltage Directive 2014/35/EU Electromagnetic Compatibility 2014/30/EU RoHS Directive 2011/65/EU + 2015/863/EU and the amendments to these Directives. The object of the declaration described above meets the require- ments of Directive 2011/65/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council of 8 June 2011 on the Information about recycling and disposal / EU Declaration of Conformity48 GB/IE restriction of the use of certain haz- ardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment. This conformity assessment is based on the following harmonised stand- ards: EN 60335-2-29:2004/A2:2010 EN 60335-1:2012/A13:2017 EN 62233:2008 EN 55014-1:2017 EN 55014-2:2015 EN 61000-3-2:2019 EN 61000-3-3:2013+A1:2019 St. Ingbert, 01/07/2020

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