Telwin 955296 Power Sequencer Instruction Manual

Telwin 955296 Power Sequencer

SYMBOLS

EXPLANATION OF DANGER, MANDATORY AND PROHIBITION SIGNS

• DANGER OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
• DANGER OF EXPLOSION
• DANGER OF FIRE
• GENERAL HAZARD
• EYE PROTECTIONS MUST BE WORN
• GENERAL SYMBOL INDICATING THE ORIGIN OF THE MATERIAL THAT CAN BE SUBJECT TO A RECOVERY/RECYCLING PROCESS
• Symbol indicating separation of electrical and electronic appliances for refuse collection. The user is not allowed to dispose of these appliances as solid, mixed urban refuse, and must do it through authorised refuse collection centres.

ATTENTION:

READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THIS EQUIPMENT!

GENERAL SAFETY USER INSTRUCTIONS

To reduce the risk of personal injury and damage to equipment, it is highly recommended to comply with all essential safety measures and precautions when using the starter.

• Inexperienced and untrained staff should be properly instructed before using the equipment.
• The equipment may not be used by children under 8 years of age and may be used by people with reduced physical, sensory or mental abilities, or without experience or the necessary knowledge, provided they are supervised or have received instructions on safe use of the equipment and on understanding the hazards related to it.
•  Children must not play with the equipment.
• Cleaning and maintenance intended to be carried out by the user, must not be carried out by children without supervision.
• Ensure compliance with the instructions in the work area. Do not use in humid or wet facilities.
• Never leave out in the rain. Always work in well lit areas.
• Position the equipment in a stable manner to avoid accidental falls.
• Always keep the openings free for ventilation.
• Do not use to recharge non-rechargeable batteries.
• Do not use to recharge damaged or frozen batteries.
• Only experts are allowed to do repair work on the equipment as it involves significant hazards for the user.
• Replacing parts and accessories. When performing maintenance operations, replace with identical spare parts only. Use of nonoriginal spare parts invalidates all warranties.
• Carry out careful maintenance work on the equipment. Check the condition of cables on a regular basis and if any damage is detected, have the same repaired by an authorised and qualified technician.
• Check there are no damaged parts. Before using this starter, carefully check that all seemingly damaged parts and assess whether or not they can operate correctly. Remember that only authorised and qualified technicians are allowed to repair or replace damaged parts.

SPECIAL WARNINGS AND SAFETY PRECAUTIONS ON THE USE OF THE LITHIUM BATTERIES INSIDE THE STARTER

Failure to observe the following rules can cause breakage, overheating, bulging, fire or explosion of the batteries inside the equipment:

• Never open the casing under any circumstances.

• Do not damage, tamper with or alter the equipment casing.

• Avoid causing knocks to the equipment.

• Do not charge the equipment in the sun, near flames or in similar conditions.

• Do not use the equipment or position it near heaters, flames or in other hot areas.

• Charge the internal batteries only using the power supply unit for charging supplied with the equipment.

• Do not throw the equipment in the fire or heat it.

• Do not invert the positive “+” and negative “-” poles of the starter terminals.

• Do not short-circuit the starter terminals.

• If during use, charging or storage the equipment emits strange odours, heats or deforms, it must no longer be used and must be disconnected from the charger.

• If the equipment leaks acid or emits strange smells, immediately move it away from any heat sources or open flames.

• In case of contact with acid on the skin or clothing, rinse immediately with plenty of water.

• In case of contact with acid on the eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and call a doctor.

Keep this manual

The manual should be read, paying attention to all the warnings and safety precautions to be taken when using and maintaining the equipment, the list of components and all technical specifications.
Please keep this manual in a secure and dry place for future reference.

INTRODUCTION AND GENERAL DESCRIPTION

INTENDED USE

Portable and multifunctional energy source equipped with high capacity lithium batteries. It is ideal for anyone who needs to power electrical equipment, power tools or recharge batteries in remote locations and in the absence of an electrical power supply. By using starter cables (see accessories on request), it can also become an emergency starter for motorcycles, automobiles, boats and many more. Fully compatible with any 12-volt starter system.

The equipment is equipped with a powerful led light, 230Vac 50Hz output sockets and DC ports for powering and/or charging 5V/9V/12V/15V/20V electronic devices.
The equipment can be charged with a power supply unit connected to the electricity mains (see accessories included) or directly using solar panels (see accessories on request).

POWER UP 650 MODEL

Description (Fig. A):

1. LCD display.
2. LED light.
3. Led light switch-on button.
4. Socket for starter cables connection.
5. Socket for additional battery connection (option not available).
6. AC sockets enabling button.
7. 230Vac 50Hz sockets.
8. USB type C output with Power Delivery (PD).
9. USB1 type A outputs 5V, 2.4A.
10. USB2 type A output Quick Charge (QC).
11. DC output 12V, 10A.
12. DC Jack cigarette lighter output 12V, 10A.
13. DC sockets enabling button.
14. USB sockets enabling button.
15. DC output 12V – 30V.

POWER UP 1300 MODEL

Description (Fig. B):

1. LCD display.
2. LED light.
3. Led light switch-on button.
4. Socket for starter cables connection.
5. Socket for additional battery connection (option not available).
6. AC sockets enabling button.
7. 230Vac 50Hz sockets.
8. USB type C outputs with Power Delivery (PD).
9. USB1 type A outputs 5V, 2.4A.
10. USB2 type A output Quick Charge (QC).
11. DC output 12V, 10A.
12. DC Jack cigarette lighter output 12V, 10A.
13. DC sockets enabling button.
14. USB sockets enabling button.
15. DC outputs 12V – 30V.

INSTALLATION

LOCATION OF THE EQUIPMENT

• During operation, position the equipment in a stable manner, resting it on a horizontal, flat surface. Do not obstruct the side openings for cooling the equipment.

FUNCTIONING

SWITCHING ON THE LCD DISPLAY (FIG. A-1 or B -1) AND ACTIVE DISPLAYS

• Press any one of the buttons (Fig. A-6,13,14 o B-6,13,14) to switch on the display and show the residual capacity of the battery “%”.
• Start the various output ports / sockets pressing the corresponding key: the autonomy is displayed in hours planned and the power supplied in Watt as well as the symbol of the energised source (AC, DC, USB).
• Enable the charge powering the input port (Fig. A-15, B-15): the remaining charging time is displayed in hours and the charging power in Watt.

SWITCHING OFF THE LCD DISPLAY

Backlighting of the display remains enabled as long the equipment is running or charging. Backlighting switches off after 30 seconds approx. of inactivity. The display switches off definitively (STANDBY), after a time of approx. 1 minute, only when all the output ports and the sockets have been disabled (AC, DC, USB icons off).

ATTENTION

• If the output ports are NOT disabled (icons off), POWER UP continues to consume energy and discharging the battery for 6 hours before automatically entering STANDBY mode!

USING THE EQUIPMENT AS A POWER AND/OR CHARGING DEVICE

• Enable the display pressing any button.
• Enable the output ports and/or sockets pressing the corresponding buttons: the corresponding icons are on and the ports are live.
• Connect the devices to energise or charge.
• Check on the display the residual operating time estimated and the power supplied.
• Disconnect the devices when finished using them.
• Disable the output ports and/or sockets.

ATTENTION! During continuous operation, POWER UP cannot supply over the rated power (see specifications) and automatically reduce the output voltage in AC to allow normal operation of the other devices connected. However, in the event of excess overcharge, POWER UP will to protection mode and the power supply is shut off.

USING THE LED LIGHT

Press the button (Fig. A-3, B-3) to enable the low intensity continuous led light.
Then, press in sequence the key to change the operating mode and obtain:

• medium intense light;
• very intense light;
• stroboscopic light;
• emergency signalling;
• switch off light;

USE OF POWER UP WITH STARTER CABLES (FIG. C, ACCESSORY ON REQUEST)

Follow all the safety instructions outlined in this manual and in the instruction sheet supplied with the cables.

ATTENTION: implement the instructions while strictly following the order outlined below!

Always prevent the black and red clamps from touching each other or a common cable!

1. Make sure the vehicle or boat to be started is switched off (switch or ignition key in the OFF position).
2. Connect the starter cables (Fig. C-1) to the Power UP socket (Fig. A-4, B-4).
3. Ensure the green led (Fig. C-3) is off.
4. First, connect the red clamp POS. (+) to the battery terminal POS. (+), then connect the black clamp NEG. (-) to the vehicle chassis or the battery terminal NEG. (-).
5. Follow the instructions of the leds provided by the cables:
   • green led (Fig. C-3) on: the connection is correct and you can start the engine.
   • Green led (Fig. C-3) flashing: the vehicle battery is almost flat; press the BOOST button (Fig. C-4) and wait for the green led to stay always on; start the motor within 30s.
   • Red led (Fig. C-2) on and acoustic warning: poles inverted! Disconnect the clamps and connect them to the battery as described in point 4.
   • No LED on: check the correct connections of the clamps to the battery and only then press the BOOST button (Fig. C-4) and wait for the green LED to remain on; the vehicle battery may be damaged; start the engine within 30s.

After a successful start, with the engine running, follow the sequence of instructions below with great care:

1. Disconnect the black clamp (negative) from the vehicle.
2. Disconnect the red clamp (positive) from the vehicle.
3. Remove the starter cables connector from Power Up.

You are recommended to charge the Power Up as soon as possible.

WARNING: failure to follow these rules may compromise the operating life of the equipment:

• Turn the vehicle ignition to the start position for no more than 3 seconds.
• If the vehicle or boat does not start, wait at least 15 seconds before trying again.
• If the vehicle or boat still does not start, wait at least 2 minutes before trying again.

CHARGING POWER UP

Important

• To achieve maximum POWER UP performance, charge before use, after each use and, in any case, at least every 3 months.

CHARGING VIA MAINS POWER SUPPLY UNIT (FIG. D)

• Connect the power supply unit supplied to the electricity mains (check compatibility with the electricity mains of the power supply voltage on the power supply unit data plate).
• Connect the cylindrical jack of the power supply unit to an input of the Power Up (Fig. A-15, B-15, D-1).
• Check the charging time on the display and leave for the full time necessary (max 8 hours).
• Disconnect the power supply unit when charging is complete.

CHARGING VIA CHARGER CABLE FOR MOTOR VEHICLES (FIG. E)

It is however possible to charge the unit on the vehicle:

• connect the jack adaptor of the cable (Fig. E-1) to the cigarette lighter socket of the vehicle.
• Connect the cylindrical jack of the cable (Fig. E-2) to the Power Up charging port (Fig. A-15, B-15).
• Check the charging time on the Power Up display and leave for the full time necessary.
• Disconnect the power supply unit when charging is complete.

WARNING:

• In many vehicles, the cigarette lighter jack socket is always energised (even when the car is not running): to avoid a dead vehicle battery, you are advised to disconnect the charging cable when the vehicle is not running.

CHARGING VIA PHOTOVOLTAIC SOLAR PANELS (ACCESSORY ON REQUEST)

You can charge Power Up via solar panel connection with the following characteristics:

• Output voltage: 12V – 30V max no load.
• Output power: 100W max (Power Up 650); 2 x 100W max (Power Up 1300).
• Cylindrical jack connector diam. 5.5mm, suitable for input (Fig. A-15, B-15).

1. Position the photovoltaic panels to the sun.
2. Connect the panels (or panel) to the Power Up (Fig. A-15, B-15) input without exposing it to the sun.
3. Check the charging time and power on the display (Fig. A-1, B-1) and, if necessary, improve orientation of the panels towards the sun.
4. Disconnect the panels when charging is complete.

WARNING:

• Power Up is equipped with its own MPPT controller, so there is no need to position a controller between the panels and the equipment.

DISPOSING OF THE BATTERY

• When the starter battery is completely run down it should be sent to a re-cycling facility.
• In some countries this is mandatory. Contact the local special refuse authority for information on recycling.

WARNING:

• Do not burn the battery to dispose of it. This could cause an explosion. Before disposing of the battery, apply insulating tape to the bare terminals to prevent shorting.
• Do not expose the battery to intense heat or fire as this could cause an explosion.

SPECIFICATIONS

Power Up 650

• Type of battery:
  • Lithium Iron Phosphate, hermetic, chargeable batteries.
• Battery efficiency:
  • 4 x 50Ah cells; 640Wh in total.
• DC input:
  • 1 port: 12V – 30V, 1x 100W.
• DC outputs:
  • Cigarette lighter jack socket: 12V, 10A.
  • 2 ports for cylindrical jack diameter 5.5mm: 12V, 10A.
  • 1 USB-C port (PD): 5V/9V/12V/15V/20V – 60W max.
  • 2 USB-A ports: 5V, 2.4A.
  • 1 USB-A (QC) port: 5V/9V/12V – 18W.
  • 1 START socket: 12V, 500A (1000A peak).
• AC outputs:
  • 2 schuko sockets (also for Italian plug): 230V, 50Hz, 600W pure sine.
• Led Light:
  • 12W, 230lm.
• Weight:
  • 10 kg.
• Protections: Protection against short circuit, protection against overcurrent, protection against undervoltage and overvoltage, protection against overcharge and protection against overheating.
• Working temperature:
  • 20°C – 50°C (-4°F – 122°F).
• Accessories included:
  • Recharging power supply unit (Fig. D).
  • Cigarette light Jack adaptor (Fig. E).
• Accessories on request (refer to the updated catalogue):
  • Starter cables (Fig. C).
  • Photovoltaic panels.

Power Up 1300

• Type of battery:
  • Lithium Iron Phosphate, hermetic, chargeable batteries.
• Battery efficiency:
  • 8 x 50Ah cells; 1280Wh in total.
• DC input:
  • 2 ports: 12V – 30V, 2x 100W.
• DC outputs:
  • Cigarette lighter jack socket: 12V, 10A.
  • 2 ports for cylindrical jack diameter 5.5mm: 12V, 10A.
  • 2 USB-C ports (PD): 5V/9V/12V/15V/20V – 100W max.
  • 3 USB-A ports: 5V, 2.4A.
  • 1 USB-A (QC) port: 5V/9V/12V – 18W.
  • 1 START socket: 12V, 500A (1000A peak).
• AC outputs:
  • 3 schuko sockets (also for Italian plug): 230V, 50Hz, 1000W pure sine.
• Led Light:
  • 12W, 230lm.
• Weight:
  • 17 kg.
• Protections: Protection against short circuit, protection against overcurrent, protection against undervoltage and overvoltage, protection against overcharge and protection against overheating.
• Working temperature:
  • 20°C – 50°C (-4°F – 122°F).
• Accessories included:
  • Recharging power supply unit (Fig. D).
  • Cigarette light Jack adaptor (Fig. E).
• Accessories on request (refer to the updated catalogue):
  • Starter cables (Fig. C).
  • Photovoltaic panels.

GUARANTEE

The manufacturer guarantees proper operation of the machines and undertakes to replace free of charge any parts should they be damaged due to poor quality of materials or manufacturing defects within 12 months of the date of commissioning of the machine, when proven by certification. Returned machines, also under guarantee, should be dispatched CARRIAGE PAID and will be returned CARRIAGE FORWARD. This with the exception of, as decreed, machines considered as consumer goods according to European directive 1999/44/EC, only when sold in member states of the EU.

The guarantee certificate is only valid when accompanied by an official receipt or delivery note. Problems arising from improper use, tampering or negligence are excluded from the guarantee. Furthermore, the manufacturer declines any liability for all direct or indirect damages. To protect the battery and lengthen its working life, charge it before using it for the first time, then after every time it is used and, in any case, at least every 3 months.

If these recommendations are not followed, the battery may undergo an irreversible chemical deterioration process. As the battery is a component subject to wear and tear and its level of performance and preservation over time depend on how well it is used and looked after, this element is not covered by any form of warranty.

CERTIFICATE OF GUARANTEE

• MOD ………………………………….
• Date of buying ……………………
• NR. ……………………………..

Sales company (Name and Signature)

The product is in compliance with: DIRECTIVES

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: How do I select the language on the product?
  • A: The product offers multiple language options. To change the language, refer to the language selection instructions in the manual specific to your preferred language.
• Q: What should I do in case of an emergency while using the equipment?
  • A: In case of an emergency, immediately stop using the equipment, follow the emergency procedures outlined in the manual, and seek assistance if necessary.

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