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IN USE

When turning on the charger the display will briefly indicate the adjusted charging setting

by way of a number and one or more led’s under ‘charge process’ will light up. At the

start of the charging process the Promax 200 first checks the battery voltage. If the

battery voltage is not correct then an error indicator will indicate this.

The charging process consists of 5 phases at most, depending on the dipswitch settings.

The length of the charging time depends on the battery quality, battery capacity, depth

of discharge and the current draw of any present users. Furthermore any faults could

delay the process. A short description of each charging phase:

1. Boost = T1

Every charging session begins with this phase, whether the battery is full or not. The

charging current is 100% and the voltage increases until the set voltage is reached. The

boost charge always takes at least 30 minutes. As such, even if a full battery is

connected this phase always takes 30 minutes.

During this phase the red LED under ‘charging process’ lights.

2. Equalize = T2

In this phase the charger keeps the charge voltage on the set value. Because the battery

is filling up the charging current decreases. The point at which the following phase is

entered depends on the charging program. However, this charge phase always has a

duration of maximum 4 hours, without any thermal stops which may occur.

During this phase the yellow LED under ‘charging process’ lights.

3. Compensate = T3

This is a special and extra phase for breaking down the sulphates which build up when a

battery is (deeply) discharged on a regular basis. The voltage can increase to 16Volt. As

such, this phase is only used in ‘stand alone’ applications (no users present during the

charging process). This phase isn’t suitable for most sealed, maintenance free batteries.

The compensation phase lasts at most 4 hours, plus any thermal stops which may occur.

During this phase the yellow LED under ‘charging process’ blinks.

4. Float = T4

The battery is full and is maintained with a lower, stable voltage of 13.5Volt or 13.8Volt,

depending on the charge setting. During this phase, the charger can still supply its

maximum current without the charger going into the boost phase. Because of this the

Promax 200 is capable of supplying other devices when used ‘on board’. If the battery

voltage drops below 12.65 Volt for a longer period of time, the charger automatically

switches back to the boost phase (T1). During this phase the green LED under ‘charging

process’ lights.

5. Jogging = T5

If, during float charging, the charging current is less than 10% for more than 24 hours,

the charger switches over to jogging. This phase prevents a battery, which has been on

float charge for a long time, from becoming “lazy”. During this phase no charging current

is delivered. If the battery voltage drops below 12.65 Volt the charger automatically

switches back to the boost charge phase (T1).

During this phase the green LED under ‘charging process’ blinks.

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