How To Use - NOCO Genius GENIUS1 Mode D'emploi

How To Use

Charging Modes.
The GENIUS1 has six (6) modes: Standby, 12V, 12V AGM, 12V LITHIUM, 6V and Force. Some charge modes must be pressed and held for three (3) to five (5) seconds
to enter the mode. These "Press and Hold" modes are advanced charging modes that require your full attention before selecting. It is important to understand the
differences and purpose of each charge mode. Always check with battery manufacturer to confirm the right charge mode for your specific battery. Do not operate the
charger until you confirm the appropriate charge mode for your battery. Below is a brief description:
Mode Explanation
In Standby mode, the charger is not charging or providing any power to the battery. Energy Save is activated during this mode, drawing
microscopic power from the electrical outlet. Canbus is enabled in Standby mode. When in Standby, the orange Standby LED will illuminate.
Standby
No Power
For charging 12-volt Wet Cell, Gel Cell, Enhanced Flooded, Maintenance-Free and Calcium batteries. When selected, the 12V white LED will
12V
illuminate.
14.5V | 1A | Up To 30Ah Batteries
12V
For charging 12-volt AGM batteries. When selected, the 12V AGM white LED will illuminate.
AGM
14.8V | 1A | Up To 30Ah Batteries
For charging 12-volt lithium-ion batteries, including lithium iron phosphate. When selected, the 12V Lithium blue LED will illuminate. For use on
12V
batteries with Battery Management Systems (BMS) only.
LITHIUM
14.6V | 1A | Up To 30Ah Batteries
6V For charging 6-volt Wet Cell, Gel Cell, Enhanced Flooded, Maintenance-Free and Calcium batteries. When selected, the 6V white LED will
illuminate.
Press & Hold
(3 Seconds)
7.25V | 1A | Up To 30Ah Batteries
Force Mode
For charging batteries with a voltage lower than 1V. Press and Hold for five (5) seconds to enter Force Mode. The selected charge mode will
then operate under Force Mode for five (5) minutes before returning to standard charging in the selected mode.
Press & Hold
(5 Seconds) 1A | Up To 30Ah Batteries
(Peak Voltage Measured At 25°C, Amperage Rating Is Bulk Amperage When Above 0°C)