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1 Marine RV Emergency Vehicles Service Vehicles. 2 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY Marine, RV.

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1 1 Marine RV Emergency Vehicles Service Vehicles

2 2 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY Marine, RV

3 3 Testimonial …..Test results: I have a motor home with an 85Ah gel battery. I discharged the service battery to 50%, according to the battery tank meter. I started the car and drove away for an hour in 80-90 km/h. After about one hour had the bulk charge from the D250S stopped and I had a battery at about 80%. We took a break after about two more hours and I checked again. To my surprise: FULLY CHARGED!!!!! This has never happened to me before. After just 3.5h driving with a half charged battery coming to a a fully charged. This means that I will wait with my planned installation of solar panels. …. It is the motor home manufacturers that don’t know how to charge the service battery. There IS a cure, but it seems like you have to fix it yourself…..

4 4 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY Marine, RV

5 5 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY Marine, RV, Emergency Vehicles AC/DC BATTERY CHARGER

6 6 SmartPass and D250S, Features and benefits Features –Battery Separator that eliminates diodes, VSR relays or similar devices. –Multi-step charging of service batteries up to 80A alternator, which reduces recharge time. –Separation of consumers and service batteries during charging, which increases expected life of 12V devices like bulbs, LED’s and other electronics. The battery could be charged from the alternator at a voltage that minimizes recharge time. (Patent Pending) –Over-temperature protection of service batteries, reduces charge current at high temperatures (Patent Pending) –Battery watch for service batteries –Maintenance charge of starter battery. Only one output from AC/DC charger –Solar panel regulator with Maximum Power Point Tracking, synchronized with other current sources –Simplified installation of remote batteries for bow thrust or anchor winch. Benefits –Maximized service battery life because the time when the battery is undercharged is minimized and deep discharges are avoided. –Maximized service battery capacity because charging sources (alternator, solar, wind) are synchronized and with maximized utilization of alternator. –Minimized time and cost for charging which reduces cost for engine idling and shore power utilization. –Minimized environmental impact due to minimized engine idle time and maximized battery life.

7 7 CTEK D250 and SmartPass. A new concept for on-board battery charging.

8 8 Overview Installation –D250S/D250S Dual & SmartPassD250S/D250S Dual & SmartPass Operation –Normal OperationNormal Operation –Battery WatchBattery Watch –Battery Temperature protection and controlBattery Temperature protection and control –Maintenance of Starter BatteryMaintenance of Starter Battery –D250S Dual operationD250S Dual operation –Overload protectionOverload protection –Alarm and Error handlingAlarm and Error handling

9 9 Drill Template

10 10 Assemble units

11 11 Connect units Connect units with color-coded closing links The negative lead out of SmartPass is connected to (-) at D250S/D250S Dual

12 12 STARTER BATTERY 1 Connect alternator and starter battery Positive lead from Starter Battery and Alternator/Generator connects to SmartPass (1).

13 13 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY TEMP SENSORS 1 Connect Service Battery and Temp Sensors SmartPass (2) connects to the positive post at Service Battery. Temperature Sensors from both SmartPass and D250S/D250 are fitted to a surface at Service Battery.

14 14 SERVICE BATTERY CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Connect Critical and non-Critical Consumers Emergency light, radio, navigation Refrigerator, main light, heating Critical Consumers are functions that shouldn’t be disconnected when the Service Battery is deep discharged Non-Critical Consumers could be disconnected at low Service Battery levels to protect the battery NON-CRITICAL

15 15 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Connect Solar Panel (only D250S Dual) Solar Panel (+) connects to D250S Dual (4). Negative connects to D250S Dual (-).

16 16 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Install AC/DC Charger AC/DC connects to the Service Battery. Most brands work, but the system is designed to excel together with CTEK AC/DC Battery Chargers. AC/DC BATTERY CHARGER

17 17 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 COMPLETE! AC/DC BATTERY CHARGER

18 18 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Normal Operation 12.9V 12.6V The system hasn’t started yet. This is normally just during Installation. Critical Consumers directly from Service Battery. The system starts up as soon as it detects voltage at either an input or output. Green LED indications Unit working after voltage above limit at both IN and OUT

19 19 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Engine off, Consumers from Service Battery 12.9V 12.4V 10A 12.4V Alternator 1 and Starter Battery separated from Service Battery. Non-Critical Consumers supplied by Service Battery. 10A LED indication

20 20 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Engine starts. 5 seconds delay before start of SmartPass and D250 13.8V 12.4V 10A 12.4V 051234 Seconds Timer starts when voltage is above 13.1V

21 21 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Unit in operation 13.8V 12.6V 10A 13.8V Non-Critical Consumers (10A) supplied by Service Battery. LED indication 10A

22 22 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 13.8V 10A30A 20A 10A 20A 13.8V D250 charges Service Battery with a maximum of 20A. 20A LED indicates source Unit in operation LED indicates charging

23 23 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 13.8V 10A110A40A 50A 100A 13.8V Service Battery could accept 100A at this voltage. Balance, 80A, through SmartPass (two paths, almost identical currents). Total current from Alternator 10+20+40+40 =110A. LED indication Unit in operation 20A LED indication 40A

24 24 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 13.8V 10A60A30A 10A 50A 13.8V Service Battery could accept 50A at this voltage. Balance, 30A, through SmartPass (two paths, almost identical currents). Total current from Alternator 10+20+15+15 =60A. LED indication Current below 30A through SmartPass for charging or above 60A through connection 1-3 20A LED indication

25 25 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Current tapers off. Charging only through D250 13.8V 10A30A 10A 20A 13.8V LED indication 20A No charge of Service Battery through Smart Pass. Bulk charge of Service Battery through D250.

26 26 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Service Battery almost fully charged. 13.8V 14.4V 10A12A 10A 2A 13.8V 2A Absorption charge of Service Battery Service Battery voltage higher than Alternator

27 27 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Service Battery fully charged. D250 in Float/Pulse Maintenance 13.8V 12.9V – 14.4V 10A10-11A 10A 13.8V <1A On/off during Pulse Maintenance

28 28 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Engine off. Delay 10 seconds before units reacts. 12.9V 14.4V 10A 13.8V 051234 678 9 10 Seconds Timer starts when voltage is below 12.9V

29 29 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Engine off, Consumers from Service Battery 12.9V 13.0V 10A 13.0V 10A LED indication 10A

30 30 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 BATTERY WATCH. Consumers from Service Battery 12.9V 13.0V 10A 13.0V 0 Hours 1A 10A

31 31 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Service Battery supports both critical and non-critical consumers 12.9V 12.5V 10A 12.5V 01 Hours 1A 10A

32 32 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Service Battery is discharged….. 12.9V 12.0V 10A 12.0V 012 Hours 1A 10A

33 33 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 ….down to a critical level 12.9V 11.5V 10A 11.5V 0123 Hours 1A 10A Non-critical loads disconnects when voltage is below 11.5V for 25 seconds

34 34 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Battery Watch function disconnects Non-Critical Consumers. Critical Consumers unaffected 12.9V 11.6V 0V 1A LED indication

35 35 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Non-Critical loads re-connected when voltage is above 12V, no timer 12.9V 12.0V 10A 12.0V 01 Hours 1A 10A

36 36 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Temperature protection and control of Service Battery 13.8V Normal conditions. Charge through SmartPass, i.e. Alternator voltage at Service Battery. 25°

37 37 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Temperature protection and control of Service Battery 13.8V Increased temperature. Still no problem. 50°

38 38 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Temperature protection and control of Service Battery 13.8V 13.2V Service Battery temperature above 60°. Charging through SmartPass disconnected. Charge voltage adjusted by D250. 60° LED indication

39 39 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Temperature protection and control of Service Battery 13.8V 13.4V Only charging through D250. Service Battery voltage lower than Alternator. Still charging, but at significantly reduced current. 58°

40 40 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 Temperature protection and control of Service Battery 13.8V Reconnection through SmartPass at 55° Service Battery Temperature 55°

41 41 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY 1 Engine off, Maintenance charge of Starter Battery 12.6V 13.0V Starter Battery voltage lower than the Service Battery LED indication

42 42 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY 1 Engine off, Maintenance charge of Starter Battery 12.6V 13.0V Close the connection between Starter and Service Battery for three seconds, then off for three seconds. Pulse charge of Starter Battery 12.7V 12.9V

43 43 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY 1 Maintenance charge of Starter Battery also from Solar Panel 12.6V 14.4V AC/DC charger connected to Service Battery charges also Starter Battery. Only one output from AC/DC charger. 13.5V

44 44 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY 1 Maintenance charge of Starter Battery from AC/DC charger 12.6V 14.4V AC/DC charger connected to Service Battery charges also Starter Battery. Only one output from AC/DC charger. 13.5V AC/DC BATTERY CHARGER

45 45 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY 1 D250S Dual Charge only from Solar Panel 14.4V MPPT = Maximum Power Point Tracking. Power = Voltage x Current. D250S finds the operating point where Power is maximized MPPT tracking Normal voltage ~17V LED indication of source

46 46 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY 1 D250S Dual Charge only from Alternator 12.6V 14.4V 13.8V

47 47 SERVICE BATTERY STARTER BATTERY 1 D250S Dual Charge only from Solar Panel 12.6V 14.4V 13.8V Solar Panel operating at Alternator Voltage D250S Dual synchronizes both sources. Solar Panel forced to operate at Alternator voltage => reduces output slightly. Disconnect panel input one second/five minute to check if Solar Panel still produces

48 48 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 13.8V Relay open for x seconds before new attempt to connect LED indication Internal relay indicates with flashing LED at currents above 120A LED indication

49 49 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 13.8V All Alarms or Error alerts are indicated with a red LED LED indication SmartPass Alarm and Error handling LED indication

50 50 SERVICE BATTERY NON-CRITICAL CONSUMERS STARTER BATTERY CRITICAL CONSUMERS 1 13.8V Hard- or Software error. Return unit to CTEK for warranty LED indication All LED flashing shows product problem LED indication


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