User Manual
• USB-equipment: connect the USB-charger (included) to the 12V socket to charge your smart-
phone or tablet.
Other 12V equipment can be connected to the 12V socket (when discharge current is less than
10A) or ANEN connector (when dicharge current is more than 10A and less than 50A).
GUIDELINES FOR USE
Use with a trolling engine
The ODB can handle a continuous load of 50A. As the ODB voltage remains nearly constant du-
ring use (unlike a lead battery) you will notice that thrust also remains high and constant. This
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time of your e-motor. As the battery capacity indicator on your e-motor has been programmed
for lead batteries it is not reliable.
Charging
We recommend using a matching 12.6V Rebelcell charger with blue ANEN connector. If you
damage your ODB and can be dangerous! You can top-up or partly charge your ODB whenever
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peratures of 0°C and lower. It is possible to charge the ODB with a solar panel. A suitable solar
charge controller is required, more information can be found on our website.
Rebelcell charger for ODB
Read the warnings on the charger sticker before use and follow the instructions!
Step 1 connect the battery charger to the ODB by clicking the two blue connectors together.
Step 2 connect the battery charger power cord to the AC-outlet.
Step 3 set the power switch (if applicable) to “on” and the charging process will start.
cord before disconnecting the charging cables from the ODB.
State of charge indicator
Your ODB comes equipped with a digital state of charge indicator. By softly pressing the power
button the indicator is activated and battery % and voltage are shown. The indicator is switched
Water
The ODB is splash-waterproof according to the IP65 standard and can be used in rainy condi-
tions (see remarks at the Safety precautions and Warnings section). Please note: if you connect
equipment to the 12V socket water may penetrate the ODB during rain and this can lead to
damage. Damage caused by water ingress via an open 12V socket is excluded from warranty.
Discharging
Fully discharging your ODB is not harmful. The ODB is protected by an advanced integrated
BMS (battery management system). Charge the ODB as soon as possible after a full discharge;
due to low self-discharge (~ 2% per month) voltage may drop below critical levels and damage
being discharged by the charge status indicator in standby mode, If the ODB is not used for a
longer period, we recommend charging to 50% for optimum service life.