Features; Appearance And Lcd Diagram - Helvi DISCOVERY 60 Manuel D'instructions

• Do not drop a metal tool on the battery. The resulting spark or short-circuit on the
battery of other electrical part may cause an explosion.
• Remove personal metal items such as rings, bracelets, necklaces, and watches
when working with a lead-acid battery.
• A lead-acid battery can produces a short-circuit current high enough to weld a
ring or the like to metal, causing severe burns.
Automatic and Intelligent 4-Stage Charging Curve
The DISCOVERY 60 is controlled by a microprocessor with 4-stage charging cha-
racteristic for charging batteries automobiles, motorcycles, snow mobiles, tractors,
personal watercraft, boats etc.
A microprocessor senses the condition of the battery to provide the right current and
voltage to the battery (charging characteristic). This will give the best effect on char-
ging and give the longest life to battery.
Charging characteristic:
Battery Test and Pre-
charge (Stage 1):
Check the battery voltage
to make sure battery con-
nections are good and the
battery is in a stable con-
dition before beginning
the charge process
Bulk (Stage 2):
Major charging stage whe-
re the battery receives the
majority of its charge.
During this stage the battery brought to 75 - 80% of its charge. The charger delivers
maximum current until the terminal voltage has risen to the full charge level for Nor-
mal battery.
Absorption (Stage 3):
Completes the charge up to virtually 100% at a constant voltage. The current tapers
off after the current reached the minimum level.
Float (Stage 4):
Low constant voltage, minimal charge current, battery is fully charged
1) Power-down memory function:
in the charging process (constant current and follow-up stage), the product can re-
member the current charging mode after power outage, and restores the original
state when the grid resumes; the maximum time is 12h with battery connection.
In power-down memory state, the Power LED is on, the LCD doesn't display,
and the backlight is off;

FEATURES

APPEARANCE AND LCD DIAGRAM

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