Technical Data - STOP&GO 1 PLUS Instrucciones De Instalación

Contents
1. 1 x 1 PLUS High-voltage device
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2. 6 x PLUS stainless steel contact plates
3. 1 x High voltage warning sticker
4. 1 x Bonnet contact switch with stainless steel bracket
5. 8 x Oval-head screws 3.5 x 9.5 DIN 7981
6. 2 x Blade receptacles
7. 16 x Cable ties
1. 2. 3.
1x 6x 1x

Technical data

Operating voltage:
Power consumption:
Reverse polarity protection:
Fuse in the fuse holder:
Output voltage:
Function control light:
Moisture protection:
Please note before installing
1. Please prominently attach the included yellow warning sticker (3) in the engine compartment
(e.g. on the air filter housing).
2. The unit is largely maintenance-free. Prolonged use may lead to contamination of the stainless steel contact
plates, which can cause the high voltage to break down (function control LED shuts off).
Corrective measure: Switch off the device, wait approx. 3–5 minutes, then clean/reattach the stainless steel
contact plates (cable ties). Carefully check that the stainless steel contact plates (2) are correctly installed in
order to avoid a short circuit.
3. It takes several seconds for the voltage to build up after the device is switched on. Once sufficient voltage is
available, the yellow function control LED will begin to blink.
4. Never clean the unit using a high-pressure hose or steam blower!
Caution overvoltage protection!
When jump-starting, welding or quick-charging, please switch off the device!
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4. 5. 6. 7.
1x 8x 2x 16x
12 V
approx. 3 mA (including after a short circuit)
is provided
0.5 A F
approx. 300 V
yellow LED
shock and splashproof
Prior to Function Trouble
Installation
installation check shooting
Martens mark their territory with scent marks. Before fitting the device, the area to be protected – i.e. the engine com-
partment, underbody and wheel housing – must be thoroughly cleaned. We recommend using our STOP&GO odour
remover (item code 07503). It is also advisable to neutralise the parking area by cleaning it.
All units are checked prior to being dispatched. Please check again before
negative battery cables directly to the car battery. The LED will briefly light up while the high voltage is building. Once
the device has been switched off, the stainless steel contact plates will retain a high-voltage charge for up to 5 minutes,
which means that you should not touch them. Alternatively, you can intentionally discharge the plates, for example using
an insulated screwdriver. If the function check is successful but voltage fails to build up after installation, an installation
error has occurred (see trouble shooting).
How the device works
This device works according to the electric fence principle to repel martens from the engine compartment. Six stainless
steel contact plates installed in the engine compartment provide a safe but effective electric shock when touched at the
same time as an earthing contact. The panic protection control gives the animal enough time to flee before the capacitor
is recharged, thereby avoiding any serious harm to the marten due to permanent electric shocks.
Also protects your engine compartment from rodents and
Prior to Function Trouble
Installation
installation check shooting
Please remove the fuse from the holder during installation. Install the device in the upper third of the engine compart-
ment so that the device is protected from excessive heat, water and dirt. We recommend using the optional mounting
bracket (item code 07599).
The positive battery cable with a fuse holder is connected via the bonnet contact
or directly to a 12 V plus connection (after or at the vehicle's fuse box). Connect the earth cable (–) to an original earthing
point on the vehicle body. The control line (green cable) must be connected to the plus ignition power supply of the
on-board power supply (terminal 15). This terminal is located on the ignition switch or on the car radio's Europlug. If the
cable (terminal 15) is properly connected, the device will switch on automatically as soon as the ignition is switched off.
Note: If you do not connect the cable (terminal 15), the device will remain permanently switched on. This does not affect
the operation of the device, but it is not recommended.
Lay the yellow high-voltage cable so that it remains unaffected by other components and functions in the engine com-
partment. In particular, avoid sources of intense heat such as exhaust systems etc. Slide the
(2) successively along the high-voltage cable to the desired positions
Secure the contact plates to the cable core with the oval-head screws (5) provided, using one screw per plate on the
upper side. Install the stainless steel contact plates so that they are always facing away from the vehicle. Ensure a safety
clearance of at least 10 mm from other live parts. For non-standard sized vehicles, such as SUVs, mobile homes and vans,
we recommend that the six included stainless steel contact plates be supplemented with additional contact plates as
needed (expansion set item code 07502).
Please note that once they have been secured to the cable, the stainless steel contact plates should not be removed and
repositioned elsewhere on the cable as this interrupts the flow of electricity.
We recommend installing the device, including the stainless steel contact plates, in the upper third of the engine com-
partment since martens, due to their burrowing behaviour, instinctively make their way up through the engine cavity.
Moreover, this facilitates installation and ensures that all of the components are better protected from dirt. Caution: The
stainless steel contact plates must not touch any earthed parts.
Circuit
Warranty
diagram
installing. To do this, connect the positive and
raccoons.
Circuit
Warranty
diagram
switch to the unswitched terminal 30
stainless steel contact plates
in the upper third of the engine compartment.
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