Owner`s manual

Now you should have a gray SB-50 connector with a positive and negative wire coming

out. (See figure 05) Use the appropriate lug or connector for your battery terminal and

connect it onto the other end of each cable. Connect the positive cable to the most

positive terminal of the battery pack. Connect the negative cable to the most negative

terminal of the battery pack.

Double check that the polarity is correct and then plug the battery pack SB-50 into the

DC output SB-50 coming from the PFC charger (see figure 06). Now the charger is

connected to the pack and you are ready to hook up the charger’s input power.

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ure 06

Connecting the Charger to the Wall

Looking at the front of the charger you will see that the top cable is labeled AC and it is

the incoming power for the charger. A great feature of the Manzanita Micro PFC line of

chargers is that they are capable of operating easily off 110,120, 208, 220, 230 or 240

volts of single phase AC power. In fact they can even be run off DC (this is done in the

Manzanita Plug-in Prius kits) but most users are plugging them into an AC wall outlet of

some sort.

NOTE: Standard PFC-30, PFC-40 and other buck enhanced chargers must be modified

to run off DC. For more information on running your charger from a DC input power

source see the “Running Your PFC Charger on DC instead of AC” section later in this

manual.