User manual

MANUAL

Rolls Battery has been manufacturing deep cycle lead-acid batteries since 1935.

Experience gained has helped us achieve an unmatched reputation along with

speciﬁc measures to obtain the maximum performance and life from our product.

This manual describes the recommended charging, equalization and preventive

maintenance procedures for Rolls batteries in order to maximize battery life.

Equipment Needed

• Goggles, rubber gloves and rubber boots

• Distilled water

• Baking soda

• Voltmeter

• Hydrometer

• Battery charger

Safe Handling Procedure

Always wear acid-resistant clothing, PVC gloves, goggles and rubber boots –

especially where there is risk of splashing. Always keep the batteries in an upright

position. Always have plenty of water available in case of acid spillage.

Inspection

Upon arrival, check the battery for visible damage (i.e. cracks, dents, deformation

and other visible abnormalities). Verify connections, assure that they are clean.

If the battery is dirty, or if any minor amount of acid has spilled onto the case,

check cleaning section. Any ﬂuid on or around the battery could indicate that

the case is not properly sealed. Please verify the polarity of the terminals.

Please contact your retailer or Rolls Battery Company Limited to determine

if the battery needs replacement.

Installation

Rolls offers batteries for a wide variety of applications. No matter the application,

always be certain that the battery is properly secured, free of contaminants and

that all connections are in good contact with the terminals. Contact your retailer

or Rolls Battery Company Limited for additional information.

Battery Orientation

Flooded lead acid batteries must be kept in an upright position at all times.

Electrolyte in the battery will spill if tilted.

Cable Sizing

The size of the cables used should be proportionate to the amount of amperage

in your system. See Table 1 for maximum current carrying capacity based on

cable gauge.