GYS GYSFLASH 32.12 PL Manuel D'utilisation page 11

SHOWROOM/DIAG mode (13.7 V/30 A max):
Mode designed to deliver a stabilised voltage of 13.7V and to compensate up to 30 A of the current
used by the consumers on the battery during the demonstration. This mode is suitable for lead-acid and
lithium batteries. This mode also charges the battery at the same time.
When the indicator
that the current consumed on the battery is higher than the maximum current delivered by the charger
(30A) and that the battery is likely to be discharged in the long term.
The current delivered by the charger is indicated by means of the LEDs
• Load curve Lead:
The GYSFLASH 32.12 PL uses an advanced 7-step lead charging curve that guarantees the optimal performance of your lead bat-
tery.
1
U
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Analysis
<1s
CHARGE
OK
1
Step : Analysis
Analyses the state of the battery (charge level, polarity
inversion, wrong battery...)
2
Step : Recovery (
-10 A)
Recovering damaged elements after deep and prolonged
discharge.
3
Step : Test
Sulfated battery test
4
Step : Desulfation (15.8 V)
Battery desulfation algorithm.
• Lithium charging curve :
GYSFLASH 32.12 PL
Power Supply mode (13.7 V / 30 A max) :
This mode is designed for experimented users. Option designed to turn the charger into
a stabilised power supply where the voltage is 13.7 V and delivers up to 30 A power. This
mode can be used without a battery. To select this option, place the charger in SHOWROOM/
DIAG mode and press mode button
is on, the voltage is correctly regulated. If the indicator
I 0 A 1 A
6.3 A
2 3
Recovery Test Desulfation
Max 8h <1s Max 12h
-3 A / -5 A /
until the SHOWROOM/DIAG indicator blinks.
7.7 A 13.5 A 16.5 A
4 5
Charging
Max 20h
5
Step : Charging (
Fast charging at maximum current allowing to reach 80% of the
charge level.
6
Step : Absorption (14.6 V)
Constant voltage charge to reach 100% charge level.
7
Step : Load retention (13.6 V)
Maintain the battery charge level at its maximum.
flashes, it means
:
27 A
6 7
Absorption Load retention
Max 8h No limit
-7 A / -15 A /
EN
30 A
-30 A)
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