MASTERVOLT MV61002600 AGM 6V Marine Batteries User Manual

June 5, 2024
MASTERVOLT

MASTERVOLT MV61002600 AGM 6V Marine Batteries User Manual
MASTERVOLT MV61002600 AGM 6V Marine Batteries

Symbols

Symbol| Observe these instructions and keep them located near the battery for future reference. Work on the battery should only be carried out by qualified personnel.
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Symbol| Do not smoke or introduce sparks in the vicinity of the battery. Explosion and fire hazards are present.
Symbol| While working on batteries wear protective eye-glassing and clothing. Observe accident protection rules.
| Any acid splashes on the skin or in the eyes must be flushed with plenty of water immediately. Then seek medical assistance. Spillages on clothing should be rinsed out with water.

| Explosion and fire hazard. Do not short circuit, use insulated tools.
| Electrolyte is strongly corrosive. Under normal conditions contact with electrolyte is impossible. If  the housing is damaged the electrolyte can be available.
| Batteries are heavy. Ensure adequate mounting security and always use suitable handling equipment for transportation.
| Metal parts of the battery are always alive. Do not place tools or other items on the battery. Do not wear any metallic items such as watches, bracelets, et cetera.

General

Mastervolt AGM 6V batteries are immediate ready for use. Do not open the valves. Opening of valves will void warranty. Never add acid or distilled water.

Installation

  • Prior to installation check battery for mechanical damages.

  • Recommended torque for screw connections: 16.0 to 20.5 Nm / 145 to 180 InLbs.

  • Install in upright position.

  • Keep >1cm />0.5 inch space between the batteries.

  • Keep away from heat sources.

  • Allowed operating temperature: –20 to 55ºC / –4 to 131ºF; Nominal operating temperature: 5 to 35ºC / 41 to 95ºF. Recommended at 25ºC/ 77ºF. The battery life is halved for every 10ºC of rise in temperature. Lower temperatures will reduce the available capacity

  • Under overcharging conditions lead acid batteries can vent an explosive mixture of hydrogen gas. If contained, assure adequate ventilation.

  • Clear the terminals before connection.

  • During installation all loads and chargers must be
    switched off.

  • Use properly sized and reliable cable lugs and battery terminals. Tighten all connections firmly.

  • Connect the battery with correct polarity. The position of the battery poles may differ from previous installed batteries!

  • Connect the minus cable last of all.

  • Use protective battery terminal insulators.

  • Batteries in series or parallel must be of the same brand, type, capacity and state of charge. Do not mix old and new batteries. See figures 1 to 4 if batteries must be connected in parallel or in series.

Charging

Use only chargers with IUoUo characteristic. Voltage settings: float charge 6.90V @ 25ºC / 77ºF; absorption charge 7.13V @ 25ºC / 77ºF (max 5 hrs). Temperature compensated charging is recommended (–15mV/ºC or –8mV/ºF).
Maximum charge current: 30% of rated capacity @ C10. Incomplete charges may damage the batteries. Therefore, the batteries must be charged to the full 100% regularly, at least every month.

Discharge

Avoid deep discharges. Regular discharges beyond 50% of the nominal capacity are not recommended as they might shorten the lifetime of the battery.
Recharge the battery immediately after a discharge. Never discharge below the final discharge voltage. The final discharge voltage is related to the discharge current. See table “Final discharge voltage”.

Maintenance

Check batteries and connections on a regular base, at least every three months. Defects such as loose or corroded connections must be corrected immediately. Keep battery in charged condition.
Elevated environmental temperatures increase the self discharge rate of the batteries. See “Battery storage” Batteries should be recharged when the open circuit voltage drops below 6.2 Volt.
Keep the battery dry and clean. Use only a wet soft cloth to clean the battery. Never use any additives, acids and/or scourers.

Disposal of batteries

Spent batteries are harmful to health and the environment. Therefore batteries may not be mixed with domestic or industrial waste but must be collected and recycled separately. Contact your supplier for recollection and recycling of batteries or contact an authorized waste management company

SERIAL CONNECTION 24V

Serial connection
Serial connection

SERIAL CONNECTION 48V

Serial connection
Serial connection

SERIAL-PARALLEL CONNECTION 12V

Serial-parallel connection
Serial-parallel connection

SERIAL-PARALLEL CONNECTION 24V

Serial-parallel connection
Serial-parallel connection

GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS AGM-SL SERIES

Model AGM-6V 260Ah AGM-6V 400Ah
Part number 61002600 61004000
Nominal voltage 6V 6V
Nominal capacity (C20) 260Ah 400Ah
Reserve capacity* 580 min. 930 min.
Number of cells per battery 3 3
Maximum charge current: 72A 110A
Approximate weight: 35.5 kg / 77.8 Lbs 53.0 kg / 116.8 Lbs
Battery terminal: A – type + stud M10 A – type + stud M10
BCI group code 901 903
CCA to DIN 590A 620A
CCA to SAE 1040A 1100A
General  
Operating temperature –20 to 55ºC / –4 to 131ºF;
Nominal operating temperature: 5 to 35ºC / 41 to 95ºF, recommended at 25ºC/

77ºF
Storage temperature| –25°C to 85°C / –13°F to 185°F|
Battery casing material| Polypropylene (PP)|

RATED CAPACITY

Rated capacity @25ºC/77ºF

Model C20 C10 C5 C3 C1
AGM-6V 260Ah 260 Ah 240 Ah 226 Ah 214 Ah 192 Ah
AGM-6V 400Ah 400 Ah 369 Ah 339 Ah 319 Ah 280 Ah

Capacity affected by temperature:

0ºC (32ºF) 86%
20ºC (68ºF) 97%
25ºC (77ºF) 100%
40ºC (104ºF) 103%

FINAL DISCHARGE VOLTAGE

Battery model

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Discharge current

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AGM-6V 260Ah| < 48A| 48 – 120A| 120 – 240A| > 240A
AGM-6V 400Ah| < 72A| 72 – 180A| 180 – 360A| > 360A
Final discharge voltage| 6.40V| 5.25V| 5.10V| 4.80V

OPEN CIRCUIT VOLTAGE VERSUS REMAINING CAPACITY

Open circuit voltage 5.82V 5.94V 6.05V 6.15V 6.25V 6.36V
Approximate state of charge (%) 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

MAXIMUM DISCHARGE CURRENT

Model: AGM-6V 260Ah AGM-6V 400Ah
Continual discharge: 240A 360A
Discharge time t ≤ 2min: 720A 1080A
Discharge time t ≤ 10sec: 1440A 2160A

BATTERY STORAGE

The rate of self discharge is approximately 3% per month @ 20ºC / 68 ºF. Therefore batteries need supplementary charge according to the table below to keep its capacity.

Storage temperature Charging interval
< 20ºC / < 68 ºF Every 9 months
20 to 30 ºC / 68 to 86 ºF Every 6 months
30 to 40 ºC / 86 to 104 ºF Every 3 months
40 to 50 ºC / 104 to 122 ºF Every 1.5 months

Battery Graph

DIMENSIONS

DIMENSIONS
Battery Graph
Figure 5: Dimensions in mm.

See www.mastervolt.com/batteries for detailed drawings

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