Very hot, Battery surfaces get, While recharging – Fairbanks H90-3052-D Fairbanks Scales User Manual
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50144 Rev. 4
4.2. Specifications
INPUT VOLTAGE
115 VAC Standard Outlet
BATTERY OUTPUT VOLTAGE
7 VDC +/‐ 0.2 VDC at the end of charge cycle with battery connected.
LEADS
Output leads 18 AWG, approximately three feet (3’).
Extended power cord up to six feet (6’).
STATUS L.E.D.
Brightness sufficient to discern the charge status under general office
environment lighting.
CHARGING TIME
Sixteen (16) hours maximum for undamaged chargeable battery
(electrolyte not depleted).
Initial unloaded battery output voltage of 5 VDC.
OPERATING TEMPERATURE
RANGE
0°C to +38°C (+32°F to +100°F).
FACTORY MUTAL APPROVAL
ULPI 9V SLA
C
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BATTERY SURFACES GET
VERY HOT
while recharging.
4.3. States of Operation
STATE 1: NO BATTERY
RED LED will be on steady.
Used to indicate that no battery is
attached to the charger.
No current is flowing from the charger
STATE 2: UNDER VOLTAGE
BATTERY
RED LED flashes at a set interval.
Indicates that a battery is attached to
the charger, which is below a 3.6V
threshold
–
Charger will attempt a trickle charge
for up to sixteen (16) hours to
restore battery to normal state.
–
If at the end of sixteen (16) hours,
the battery has not reached 3.6V,
the charger shuts down.
–
The Yellow LED will come on with a
Red LED flashing, indicating no charge
is being generated in this state.
A small trickle charge is generated in
this state of about 10% duty cycle, or
about 60mA*.
STATE 3: CHARGING
YELLOW LED will be on steadily.
Indicates the battery is between 3.6V and 7V.
Charger will continue charging for up to sixteen
(16) hours
–
If charger has not reached the next state in
the sixteen (16) hours, it will determine
voltage.
▪ If the battery voltage is between 6.4V
and 7.2V, the unit switches to
STATE
4: TRICKLE CHARGE.
▪ If the battery is not charged to 6.4V, the
charger shuts-down ,displaying a
YELLOW LED
on steady with
RED
LED
flashing (used to indicate possible
fault with battery).
Full charge is produced in this state is 200mA.*
* Current levels will vary between batteries and is only
given as a reference.
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