Smith-Root UBC-24 Bedienungsanleitung

07292.12 UBC-24 Man

USER'S GUIDE

UBC-24

UNIVERSAL BATTERY CHARGER

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CONTENTS

CHARGER DESCRIPTION ................................4

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS ................... 5

CHARGING ............................................................6

LEDS AND CHARGE STATUS ......................... 7

CONNECTORS AND INDICATORS ............... 8

CHARGING LITHIUM BATTERIES ................. 8

CHARGER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS ...9

STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS ............................ 10

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING ............... 10

CHARGING OTHER SRI BATTERIES............11

SPECIFICATIONS ...............................................12

BATTERY CYCLE LOG......................................13

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CHARGER DESCRIPTION

The UBC-24 Battery Charger is a fully-automatic

charger designed to charge lead-acid and lithium

batteries for the LR-24, LR-20 Series (and earlier

Smith-Root 24V models) electroﬁsher systems

utilizing a three-stage charging sequence.

OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

CHARGER DESCRIPTION OPERATIONAL INSTRUCTIONS

CAUTION: Old lead-acid batteries usually have a reduced

capacity and are difﬁcult to charge. Batteries in this condition

should be replaced.

Read these instructions before using the charger

The battery charger is only designed for indoor use

and should not come into contact with water or dust.

In order to avoid overheating, the charger should not

be covered when it is in use.

Chargers ﬁlled with molding material are splash-proof,

but must not be immersed in water over long periods

of time.

The wall socket should be easily accessible. If an op-

erational error occurs, the plug should be immediately

removed from the socket.

The charger contains dangerous voltages and the cov-

er should not be removed. All service or maintenance

work should be carried out by qualiﬁed personnel

who can get assistance by contacting the manufactur-

er’s agent.

A fuse protects the product against short-circuiting

and overloading.

BAT-01

UBC-24

From AC

Battery

Under

Test

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HOW TO CHARGE BATTERIES

1. The charger and battery should be placed in a

well-ventilated area during charging.

2. Do not connect the charger to the wall socket be-

fore it is connected to the battery.

3. Verify that the polarity is correct and connect the

charger cable: Red to red; black to black.

4. Connect the charger to the wall socket.

5. When charging is ﬁnished, disconnect the charger

from the wall socket, then disconnect the battery.

Do not leave batteries on the charger once fully

charged.

FAST CHARGE

The charger is in constant current

mode. Charge current is at its

maximum.

FINAL CHARGE

The charger is in constant

voltage mode. Charge current is

less than its maximum.

The battery is normally 80-95%

charged. The charger stays

in this mode until the charge

current decreases to charge

termination level.

FLOAT (Standby/Ready)

The charger is in standby mode.

The battery is fully charged. The

LED changes to green.

Remove battery from charger.

Do not leave charged battery on

charger for extended periods of time.

BAT-01

UBC-24

From AC

Battery

Under

Test

Explosive gases can arise while charging. Avoid sparks and open flames. Verify

that there is adequate ventilation while charging. The charger should not be used

in the vicinity of flammable anesthesia gases. Avoid chargers with plastic casing

coming into contact with oils, grease, etc., as most types of plastic can be broken

down by chemicals and solvents.

Fast charge

The charger is in constant current mode.

Charge current is at its maximum.

Final charge

The charger is in constant voltage mode.

Charge current is less than its maximum.

The battery is normally 80-95% charged.

The charger stays in this mode until the charge current

decreases to charge termination level.

Float (Standby / Ready)

The charger is in standby mode.

The battery is fully charged. The LED changes to green.

The charge voltage is at standby level, which means the charger

can continue to be connected to the battery.

The charger can return to rapid charging if the battery is used.

WARNING

LED’s INDICATE FOLLOWING CHARGE STATUS

Charging diagram

RED RED

Red

Orange

Explosive gases can arise while charging. Avoid sparks and open flames. Verify

that there is adequate ventilation while charging. The charger should not be used

in the vicinity of flammable anesthesia gases. Avoid chargers with plastic casing

coming into contact with oils, grease, etc., as most types of plastic can be broken

down by chemicals and solvents.

Fast charge

The charger is in constant current mode.

Charge current is at its maximum.

Final charge

The charger is in constant voltage mode.

Charge current is less than its maximum.

The battery is normally 80-95% charged.

The charger stays in this mode until the charge current

decreases to charge termination level.

Float (Standby / Ready)

The charger is in standby mode.

The battery is fully charged. The LED changes to green.

The charge voltage is at standby level, which means the charger

can continue to be connected to the battery.

The charger can return to rapid charging if the battery is used.

WARNING

LED’s INDICATE FOLLOWING CHARGE STATUS

Charging diagram

RED RED

Red

ORANGE

WARNING: Explosive gases can arise while charging lead-acid batter-

ies. Avoid sparks and open ﬂames. Verify that there is adequate venti-

lation while charging. The charger should not be used in the vicinity of

ﬂammable gases. Avoid contact with oils, grease, etc., as most types of

plastic can be broken down by chemicals and solvents.

HOW TO CHARGE BATTERIES LEDS - CHARGER STATUS

LEDS INDICATE FOLLOWING CHARGE STATUS

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INPUT POWER CORD: The input power plug is a standard

120VAC three-pin with ground. Note: A cord-set speciﬁc to the

customer’s speciﬁed country will be substituted upon request.

Output cord and connector: The connector on the end of the

cord is wired to plug directly into the quick-disconnect connec-

tor on the battery pack.

CHARGE STATUS LED: The top panel indicator LED indicates the

battery’s state of charge (see page 4).

Users that have an inventory of older style Smith-Root electro-

ﬁsher batteries with different terminal connectors can charge

them with the UBC-24 using adapter cables available from SRI

(See page 8).

CHARGING SRI LITHIUM BATTERIES

Use the adapter cable provided with all SRI 9.6Ah Lithium Bat-

teries (#10791) with the UBC for charging purposes.

The use of any other charger than the UBC-24 to charge lithium

batteries will result in damage. Do not use older style Smith-Root

chargers for lithium batteries.

CONNECTORS AND INDICATORS

CHARGER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

This charger is suitable for use with all types of lead acid

and lithium batteries, including the new types of mainte-

nance-free and gelled electrolyte batteries.

CHARGE

INDICATOR

UNIVERSAL BATTERYCHARGER

UBC-24UBC-24UBC-24

1. Input Power Cord

2. Charge Status Led

3. Output Cord, Connector

INSET: Lithium Battery

Adapter Cable

1. Connect charger to

battery.

2. Connect the charger to

the AC power supply. The

state of charge is shown

by the LED indicators on

the battery charger as

follows. The red “Charge”

LED will light to indicate

that the battery is

correctly connected and

is charging. The indicator

LED will turn green

when the battery is fully

charged.

3. The length of time

needed for recharging

will depend on the size

and depth of discharge

of the battery. A full

charging of a large

battery may take up to 12

hours.

4. For best results, the

charger should be

allowed to complete its

full cycle as indicated by

the green LED.

CHARGING

IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTE: When disconnecting the battery

from the charger, switch off or unplug the AC supply to the

charger ﬁrst. This precaution will eliminate any risk of gas ex-

plosion due to arcing.

BAT-01

UBC-24

From AC

Battery

Under

Test

BAT-01

UBC-24

From AC

Battery

Under

Test

Explosive gases can arise while charging. Avoid sparks and open flames. Verify

that there is adequate ventilation while charging. The charger should not be used

in the vicinity of flammable anesthesia gases. Avoid chargers with plastic casing

coming into contact with oils, grease, etc., as most types of plastic can be broken

down by chemicals and solvents.

Fast charge

The charger is in constant current mode.

Charge current is at its maximum.

Final charge

The charger is in constant voltage mode.

Charge current is less than its maximum.

The battery is normally 80-95% charged.

The charger stays in this mode until the charge current

decreases to charge termination level.

Float (Standby / Ready)

The charger is in standby mode.

The battery is fully charged. The LED changes to green.

The charge voltage is at standby level, which means the charger

can continue to be connected to the battery.

The charger can return to rapid charging if the battery is used.

WARNING

LED’s INDICATE FOLLOWING CHARGE STATUS

Charging diagram

RED RED

Red

Orange

Beginning

Charging

Explosive gases can arise while charging. Avoid sparks and open flames. Verify

that there is adequate ventilation while charging. The charger should not be used

in the vicinity of flammable anesthesia gases. Avoid chargers with plastic casing

coming into contact with oils, grease, etc., as most types of plastic can be broken

down by chemicals and solvents.

Fast charge

The charger is in constant current mode.

Charge current is at its maximum.

Final charge

The charger is in constant voltage mode.

Charge current is less than its maximum.

The battery is normally 80-95% charged.

The charger stays in this mode until the charge current

decreases to charge termination level.

Float (Standby / Ready)

The charger is in standby mode.

The battery is fully charged. The LED changes to green.

The charge voltage is at standby level, which means the charger

can continue to be connected to the battery.

The charger can return to rapid charging if the battery is used.

WARNING

LED’s INDICATE FOLLOWING CHARGE STATUS

Charging diagram

RED RED

Red

Fully Charged

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STORAGE CHARGING OTHER SRI BATTERIES

STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

• When not in use, store the charger indoors in a cool dry place,

preferably with its original packing and carton.

• Place these instructions with the charger during storage.

MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING

• Very little maintenance is required other than protecting the

charger from damage and weather.

• Coil cord when not in use.

• Clean case and cords with a slightly damp cloth.

• Examine cords for damage periodically and replace if neces-

sary with manufacturer approved parts.

CHARGING OTHER SMITH-ROOT BATTERIES

The UBC-24 Battery Charger is designed to charge batteries for

LR-Series Electroﬁsher Systems. However, users that have an

inventory of older-style Smith-Root electroﬁsher batteries can

charge them with the following adapters:

The Model 12 Battery to LR-Se-

ries Charger Adapter (#07458)

will allow you to charge Model

12 Batteries (#03298 & #02595)

with the current model of UBC-

24.

The LR-Series Battery to Model

12 Adapter Cable (#07459) will

allow you to charge LR-Series

lead-acid batteries with our old-

er, Model 12 style BC-24 Battery

Charger (#04954) with a 4-pin

connector.

The Lithium Battery Adapter

Cable (#10791) allows charging

of 9.6Ah Lithium batteries with

the UBC. It is supplied with each

Lithium battery but is also avail-

able separately.

Adapter Model 12 Battery to LR-Series Charger ..........#07458

Adapter LR-Series Battery to Model 12 Charger...........#07459

Adapter Lithium Battery Cable ...........................................#10791

BAT-01 BATTERY ANALYSIS TOOL

BAT-01 Battery Analysis Tool............................................ #08041

The Battery Analysis Tool is an

additional module designed to

operate with existing Smith-

Root batteries and chargers.

Its purpose is to test back-

pack Electroﬁsher batteries,

and to demonstrate in a clear

concise manner the amount of

usable life remaining in batter-

ies being tested.

BAT-01

UBC-24

From AC

Battery

Under

Test

Bat-01 Hookup

Model 12 Battery to LR-Series Adapter

LR-Series Battery to Model 12 Adapter

L/R: Model 12 7Ah, LR-24 7Ah, and Lithium 9.6 Ah batteries.

Lithium Battery Adapter Cable

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SPECIFICATIONS

Input Rating: Nominal 90-264VAC/47-63Hz

Maximum Output Power: 60W

Load Regulation: <200mV

Line Regulation: <100mV

Switch Frequency: ≈40 kHz

Temperature Range: -10°C to +40°C

Ripple: <100mVp-p

Efﬁciency (At 100%

Load):

80%

Insulation Class: Class I

Electrical Safety: UL 60601-1, EN 60601-1, EN

60950, EN 60335-2-29

EMC Standards: EN 60601-1-2 (Medical), EN

61000-6-3 (Emission), EN

61000-6-1 (Immunity)

Timer: 2hr 330% (also available with

other values)

Input Connection: 3 pin IEC 320 (input cordset

not included)

Output Connection: Battery clips

Dimensions/Weight: 5.31” x 3.15” x 1.73” (135 x 80 x

44mm)/ 0.77 lbs. (350g)

SPECIFICATIONS CYCLE LOG

BATTERY CYCLE LOG

Use this form to record the number of times a battery has been

cycled:

DATE: SERIAL #: NOTES:

info@smith-root.com

(360) 573-0202

Vancouver, WA USA

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