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IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR MULTI XT 14000 and XT 14000 Please note that the battery pack in the 24 V system in most
cases consists of more than one battery. They are linked up to the 24 V
system, but the individual batteries generally have a
lower voltage. Therefore it is important for the charger to be connected correctly.
BATTERY TYPES AND SETTINGS
The XS 25000 and XT 14000 are programmed according to “PROGRAM DESCRIPTION” with fixed settings. MULTI XS 2500
and MULTI XT 14000 can easily be set for different types of batteries or conditions. The following recommendations should,
however, only be seen as guidelines. Please consult the battery manufacturer for further instructions.
Settings are made by pressing the “MODE-button “ and stepping forward one press at a time until the required mode is reached,
the button is then released. After about 2 seconds the charger activates the selected mode. The selected mode is saved in a
memory in the charger and remains there even if the charger is disconnected from battery and mains.
NORMAL
NORMAL - Normal setting for wet batteries, maintenance free and for most Gel batteries. Some Gel batteries
prefer a slightly lower charging voltage. Please consult the battery manufacturer when in doubt.
SUPPLY
SUPPLY - The charger operates at a constant voltage. This is the maintenance mode for applications where
maximum capacity from the battery is important, like floor sweepers and golf carts. Note that the Spark
protection function is suppressed in this mode.
RECOND
RECOND - This mode is used to recover deep discharged flooded batteries where you could expect a
stratified acid (high acid weight in the bottom, low on top). Check with battery manufacturer when in doubt.
Use this mode with care, because the high voltage will cause some water loss. 16 V is normally no problem
for electronics in 12 V system, or 32 V in 24 V system. Consult your supplier when in doubt. Life of light
bulbs will be reduced at higher voltage. Try to disconnect light from the battery during this phase. Maximum
effect and minimum risk for electronics is achieved by charging a disconnected battery.
CHARGING PHASES
MULTI XS 25000, XS 25000, MULTI XT 14000 och XT 14000 charges and analyses in eight fully automatic steps.
MULTI XS 25000 and MULTI XT 14000 have three different operating modes, see Battery Types and Settings.
The battery charger has an 8-step fully automatic charging cycle:
Desulphation
Desulphation with pulses recovers sulphated batteries. Indicates with lamp 1.
Soft start (Lamp 1)
Start mode for the charging cycle. The charging current is limited. The start phase continues until the battery’s terminal voltage
has risen above the set limit, at which point the charger switches to bulk charging. If the terminal voltage has not passed the
voltage limit within the time limit, the charger switches to fault mode (lamp 0) and discontinues the charging. If so, the battery is
faulty or its capacity is too large.
Bulk (Lamp 2)
Main charge when 80% of charging takes place. The charger delivers maximum current until the terminal voltage has risen to the
set level. Bulk has a maximum time, at which point the charger automatically switches to Absorption.
Absorption (Lamp 3)
Complete charge up to virtually 100%. The terminal voltage is maintained
at the set level. During this phase the current tapers
successively. Once the current has tapered to the set limit, this phase switches to being timed. If the total time for Absorption
exceeds the time limit the charger automatically switches to maintenance.
Analysis (Lamp 3)
Testing self-discharge. If self-discharge is too high, charging is discontinued and fault mode is indicated.
Maintenance charging - Float (Lamp 4)
Charging at constant voltage.
Maintenance charging - Pulse (Lamp 4)
Charging varies between 95% and 100% state of charge. The battery receives a pulse when the voltage drops and keeps the
battery in perfect condition when it is not in use. The charger can be connected for months at a time. The charger continuously
measures the terminal voltage to determine whether a charging pulse should be initiated. If the battery is loaded and/or the
battery’s terminal voltage drops the charger starts a charging pulse until the terminal voltage reaches the set level. The charg-
ing pulse is then discontinued and the cycle is repeated infinitely.
If the terminal voltage drops below a lower limit, the charger
automatically goes back to the beginning of the charging curve.