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SENS EnerGenius NRG Technical Manual
 13.31/26.62 for 6 or 12 cell (flooded) lead-acid at 2.22V/cell, and for 19 cell Nickel Cadmium at 1.40V/cell
 13.08/26.16 for 6 or 12 cell lead-acid at 2.18V/cell
 12.87/25.74 for 9 or 18 cell Nickel Cadmium at 1.43V/cell
E. Set the Display Selector jumper to one of the 3 available positions on JP800 (see photograph previous page):
 VOLTS – Place the short jumper in the “upper” position next to the word “VOLTS”. The 3-digit LED meter
display will show DC Volts only
 AUTO – Place the short jumper in the center position next to the word “AUTO”. The 3-digit LED meter display
will automatically and continuously alternate between DC Amps and DC Volts. The display shows DC Amps for
approximately 6 seconds and DC Volts for approximately 3 seconds.
 AMPS – Place the short jumper in the “lower” position next to the word “AMPS”. The 3-digit LED meter display
will show DC Amps only.
WARNING:
USE THE JUMP FEATURE ONLY WITH LIQUID ELECTROLYTE
NICKEL-CADMIUM BATTERIES, OR WITH RECENTLY FILLED NEW
LEAD ACID BATTERIES SUPPLIED FROM THE MANUFACTURER DRY
AND DISCHARGED. WHILE THE JUMP FEATURE MAY BE USED TO
CHARGE EXCESSIVELY DISCHARGED LEAD ACID BATTERIES THAT
HAVE ALREADY BEEN IN SERVICE, CONSULT THE BATTERY
MANUFACTURER TO DETERMINE IF AND HOW THEY CAN SAFELY BE
RESTORED TO SERVICE.
WARNING:
LEAVING A JUMPER IN THE JUMP POSITION DISABLES THE BATTERY
VOLTAGE INTERLOCK, WHICH INCREASES THE RISK OF
ACCIDENTALLY OVERCHARGING 12V BATTERIES WITH 24V SETTINGS.
INCORRECT CHARGE VOLTAGE WILL ACCELERATE GENERATION OF
EXPLOSIVE GASES, INCREASING THE RISK OF FIRE OR EXPLOSION.
F. The JUMP position allows initial charging of Nickel Cadmium batteries, or new lead acid batteries supplied from
the manufacturer dry and discharged, from a zero charge state. The JUMP feature can also be used when
recharging excessively discharged batteries already in service. To initially charge/commission zero charge
batteries, place a jumper (spare provided with charger) in the JUMP position on JP1. Operate the charger long
enough to retain more than 1.5V/cell for lead acid and 1.0V/cell for nickel cadmium batteries or until the charger
returns to FLOAT MODE (FLOAT MODE LED will be green). See Application Note 10 to finish fully
commissioning the batteries, as using the JUMP feature alone is not sufficient. Once the batteries are fully
charged, the jumper may be removed or left in the JUMP position permanently. The jumper may remain in the
JUMP position permanently to ensure that the charger is able to recharge very low or dead batteries. If battery
voltage is below 9V (12V system) or 18V (24V system) when AC power is restored and the JUMP feature is not
activated, the charger will go into Battery Fault (alarm state that disables charger). In this situation the charger
will not charge the batteries. If the JUMP feature is enabled when AC power is restored, the charger will begin
charging. Depending on the battery state of charge, the charger may go into Battery Fault and remain so for some
period of time (generally 12 – 24 hours) while the batteries are slowly charged. The Battery Fault LED will cycle
(approximately once every minute) during this time. Once Battery Fault stops cycling, the charger will return to
FLOAT or BOOST MODE as normally demanded.
WARNING:
USE ONE JUMPER ONLY ON THE DISPLAY SELECTOR
JP800. USE ONLY THE “SHORT” JUMPER PROVIDED FOR
JP800, TO AVOID INTERFERENCE WHEN REPLACING THE
COVER (“TALL” JUMPERS ARE TO BE USED ONLY ON JP1).
G. Replace the cover by sliding it straight onto the charger. Ensure the cover’s locating tabs engage the slots
in the chassis. Secure the cover with its four mounting screws.
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