CB35E Charging Bank is a wall mounting charging facility to charge 35 units of RC3E, KC3E-Ex Cordless Caplamps and KH3E-Ex Helmet Lamps. It is compact, light weight, high capacity, low current, safe and easy to use. After starting the charging process, no further attention is needed as the automatic over-load protection function in each charging unit will cut off that circuit when the battery is fully charged. CB35E has 5 rows and 7 charging units in each row.

The Charging Banks are powered from the 240VAC mains. A power supply generates a 12VDC and supplies it to all charging units. Thus, only extra low voltage is distributed in the cabinet thereby guaranteeing its safety. For CB53E, a Residual Current Breaker with Overload protection (RCBO) is located immediately after the power fuse to further safety of personnel.

There is a label groove in both left and right sides of each charging unit. You can label the charging position using position number, work number, miner’s name, group name or other identification.

There is a padlock bracket under each charging unit. The lamp can be padlocked to this bracket through the lamp clip. It is suggested you padlock the caplamp whenever leaving it plugged in. It is recommended that mines use the Charging Bank as the only charging facility so that if a lamp is stolen it cannot be recharged. The individual chargers are intended for individual use only. For the CB53E, the charging units in upper 4 row place locks under the caplamps. The charging units in lower 5 rows are in opposite direction so to place the locks above the caplamps. Such an arrangement make the caplamps easy access no matter the caplamp is in a higher position or lower position.

The circuits are accessible from the back panel, which can be opened by simply unscrewing the screws.

The indicator starts from red for a fully uncharged caplamp, which is charged at a large relatively constant current. When the caplamp battery is nearly full, the indicator should flash alternatively in red and green and the charging current is gradually reduced with a constant voltage applied. When the indicator turns to steady green, no current is flowing and the battery is fully charged.

Four mounting holes are located in each of the four corners of the back panel. Four mounting kits are supplied. Two foot pads are also supplied in case the Charging bank will be standing on the ground.

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