Charging The Batteries From The On-Board Batteries; Charging The Batteries Using Solar Energy - Torqeedo Travel 503 S Manual

• Please
threshold and is therefore prohibited from being carried on passenger aircraft either
as carry-on baggage or cargo.
- The battery charger included in the scope of supply is not waterproof; it must

5.4.4 Charging the batteries from the on-board batteries

It is possible to charge the battery from any DC voltage source within a
range of 9.5V ... 50V.
The required minimum current is 4A.
For charging please use a wire cross-section of at least 0.5 mm
The dimensions of the required barrel connector are 5.5/2.5 mm. For
example, it is a good idea to use the 12-V battery charger lead made by
Torqeedo. Pay attention to the polarity - see diagram.
If the battery is not charged with the power supply provided (or other Torqeedo
products) please check the polarity of the connection. If the polarity is not respected
the device may be damaged and this is not covered by the warranty
• If
do ensure that the appropriate wire diameters are used (fire hazards).
• Voltages in

5.4.5 Charging the batteries using solar energy

The battery can be charged directly using the Solar Charger SUNFOLD 50 (Torqeedo item no. 1132-00).
It is also possible to charge the battery with solar panels with an open-circuit voltage of up to 50V. For
charging please use a wire cross-section of at least 0.5 mm
adjust to the panel power.
Technical specifications for barrel connector and polarity: See chapter 5.4.4
note that
ban on
capacity >100
baggage. The battery supplied with this product battery exceeds this
therefore be protected against splash water during charging.
you do
to charge
excess
excess voltages) can lead to damage of the battery.
since 2009 there
carrying lithium batteries with
Wh on passenger aircraft
.
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not use original
your battery from the on-board battery supply,
of 60V (including even
. In that case the battery will dynamically
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