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NO JUMPER FOR NONFLOODED AND SEALED
BATTERIES.
ADD JUMPER
FOR FLOODED
BATTERIES:
SUPPLIED
JUMPER
Installation & System Connections:
MOUNTING
Mount the controller near your battery securely using the holes provided on the
enclosure’s flanges or with a means appropriate to the application.
• Mount near the battery (for lead-acid versions only, use within 0.3 m (1 ft) of
batteries. See Caution, p.2).
• The GV-10 can be mounted in any orientation on the floor or wall. We recommend
a position in which all labels are clearly visible.
• Do not expose to water.
• Do not mount in direct sunlight or near a source of heat.
• Allow adequate airflow around the controller to achieve maximum output capability.
• For outdoor use, the controller must be housed in an enclosure providing protection
at least equivalent to NEMA Type 3.
SELECTING THE BATTERY TYPE (LEAD-ACID / PB MODEL ONLY)
Your GV-10-Pb-12V controller is supplied set to the “SEALED” charging profile, which is appropriate for
most types of sealed lead-acid and gel batteries, as well as some types of AGM batteries. A “FLOODED”
setting is available for flooded batteries and other types of AGM batteries. The “FLOODED” setting
includes equalization charging. Please consult the specification table at the end of this manual to
determine the best setting for your battery type. To change your GV-10 controller to the “FLOODED”
setting, unscrew the four screws on the bottom of the controller, remove the top, and install the
supplied jumper on the 6-pin connector as shown in diagram 1. Use care when installing the jumper,
as incorrect installation can damage the controller. For sealed batteries, do not install the jumper.
• Connections should be made according to Article 690 of the National Electrical Code (NFPA 70)
or the standards in force at the installation location.
• Electrical connections may be made in any order; however the sequence below is recommended.
Note*: The positive or negative battery cable must be protected
by a fast-acting fuse or circuit breaker of 20A or less, rated for the
maximum battery voltage and connected close to the battery ter-
minal or power distribution block. This fuse will protect the wiring
in the event of a short circuit or controller damage.
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