MicroPower Access BMU Instrucciones De Uso página 4

EXPLOSIVE GASES
Hydrogen gas is produced when
charging lead acid batteries; this can
cause an explosion.
Do not smoke, cause sparks or use an
open flame in the vicinity of batteries.
Warning
Risk of explosion!
Do not smoke, cause sparks or use a naked flame
in the vicinity of batteries.
Ensure that the charging parameters have been
set correctly according to the battery
manufacturer's specification.
Do not use the battery if the battery monitoring unit
or its cabling are damaged.
Use insulated tools designed for working on
batteries.
Only perform charging in a well
ventilated environment.
Acceptance
On delivery, visually check the unit for signs of
physical damage.
Contact your supplier if anything is missing, see
Contact information.
Description
Access™ BMU
See Fig. 1
1. Indication of high battery temperature (red)
2. Indication of low electrolyte level (red) (BMU
Pro, BMU Pro UL, BMU Basic and BMU Basic
UL)
3. Indication for the specified time and date
(green)
4. Indication of the network status (green)
5. Indication of voltage imbalance (red) (BMU Pro
and BMU Pro UL)
4
6. Indication of state of charge (BMU Pro and
BMU Pro UL)
7. NFC symbol
Access™ BMU Pro and BMU Pro UL installed
on the battery
See Fig. 2 and Fig. 3
1. Positive terminal, battery
2. Cable (red), positive terminal for powering
Access™ BMU and for the supply of battery
voltage between the battery's positive terminal
and the current sensor (grey area in figure).
3. Electrolyte level and battery temperature
sensor (black)
4. Access™ BMU
5. Positive terminal, cell
6. Negative terminal, cell
7. Negative terminal, battery
8. Cable (black), negative terminal for measuring
the battery voltage between the current sensor
and the negative battery terminal (white area in
figure)
9. Current sensor
Access™ BMU Pro with separate current
sensor cabling installed on the battery
See Fig. 4
1. Positive terminal, battery
2. Cable (red), positive terminal for powering
Access™ BMU and for the supply of battery
voltage between the battery's positive terminal
and the current sensor (grey area in figure)
3. Electrolyte level and battery temperature
sensor (black)
4. Access™ BMU
5. Positive terminal, cell
6. Negative terminal, cell
7. Negative terminal, battery
8. Cable (black), for measuring of battery midpoint
voltage
9. Current sensor
10. Current sensor connector (black)