Quick Charge Multi Bank User Manual

O P E R A T I N G I N S T R U C T I O N S

MB Multi Bank Battery Chargers

Models: MB1210X2, MB1210X3, MB1210X4, MB1210X6, MB1210X10, MB1210X12
For Industrial Use: Designed for gel, wet cell, AGM, and Lithium Ion Batteries

(Lithium ion applications must be factory programmed)

Quick Charge Corp.
800 658-2841
e-mail [e-mail]

www.quickcharge.com

Made in the U.S.A

101712

QUICK START INSTRUCTIONS:

Check that the temporary paper label on the charger marked with
the profile setting matches your battery type. If not, see the
reprogramming section.

If your charger has an ON/OFF switch move it to the OFF
position.

Connect the red charge leads to battery positive, black’s to
negative. But before, make sure the battery is of the same voltage
rating of the charger. If you are unsure, count the number of cells
on each battery and multiply by two. This figure should be the
same as the DC voltage rating of the charger. (see ratings label on
charger)

Charging a battery with a lower voltage rating than the
charger will cause damage to batteries, charger, and can create an
explosive atmosphere.

Plug the charger into AC power and if so equipped, switch the
power switch to the ON position. the LED will flash red for a few
seconds, then turn steady red. When the cycle is 80% complete it
will turn yellow, and finally green when cycle is complete.

If the profile is set to maintain the battery(s), the LED will flicker
green. If the profile is set to shut off, the cycle will end with a
steady green. The LED may also flicker when it is at the high limit
of the charge cycle.

To discontinue charging, move the power switch OFF if equipped,
or unplug AC power.

Look to the Trouble shooting section for any deviations from this.

Since these chargers are independent from each other, you can set
each circuit differently. For example, you may want to set some
circuits to an AGM profile, and others to a wet cell profile, just
remember to mark or label how they are set on the outside so as
not to get them mixed up, charging a battery with the wrong profile
can damage it.

You can also charge a battery faster than the individual 10 amp
rate by connecting more than one set of leads to a single battery.
For example, you can connect two sets of leads to a single battery
and charge it at 20 amps instead of 10, but the increase is
diminished with each additional set, so it will be something less
than a 10 amp incremental increase.

Please read complete instructions before proceeding.

SAFETY INFORMATION AC WIRING:
Before making AC connections, refer to the requirements on the
charger ID label. If your charger is not equipped with an AC plug,
for example, a 230 volt charger, have a qualified electrician install
one.

To reduce the risk of fire, use this charger only on branch circuits
that are protected by a circuit breaker or fuse, and that are adequate
to carry the power drawn by the charger. All wiring should be in
accordance with the National Electric Code, ANSI/NFPA 70, and
all local codes and ordinances.

This battery charger must be grounded to reduce the risk of electric
shock. 117 volt chargers are equipped with a grounding type plug,
230 volt chargers are shipped without a plug. Have a qualified
electrician install a properly grounded 3 wire plug.