Rugby 100LR User Manual - Opti-cal Survey Equipment

NiMH Battery PackGeneral InformationThe battery pack contains four highcapacity D-cell Nickel Metal HydrideBatteries. Fully charged the Rugby willrun more than 35 hours in optimalconditions.The charger/adapter is a universalcharger and will accept an inputvoltage from 100 to 240 VAC. Thecharger requires that the correct cablebe ordered for the country of use.Rugby100LR-7 rugby_exploded.epsInstallationThe NiMH Battery Pack will fit into thebottom of the Rugby in only onedirection. The three silver tabs on thebattery should be aligned with the tabs(1) in the base of the laser. Lock thebattery pack in place using the largeplastic nut (2).ChargingThe charge jack (3) is located on thefront of the Rugby. Insert the plug intothe jack and the AC adapter into theappropriate wall outlet. The NiMHBattery Pack can also be chargedseparately from the laser.Low Battery IndicationThere is a low battery, warningindicator on the switch panel of theRugby that will indicate when thebatteries require recharging. Shouldthe batteries become low, the charger/adapter will both run and charge thelaser at the same time.NiMH Battery Pack CareTo ensure optimal performance andlife of the NiMH Battery Pack, pleasenote the following guidelines:Exposure of batteries toextreme temperatures can causebattery degradation and early failure.Long-term storage of the battery packshould be in moderate temperatures -0°F to 95°F (-18°C to 35°C). If thebatteries are to be stored for anextended period of time, fully chargethem and then remove them from thelaser unit.If stored for more than 60 days, it isrecommended that the batteries berecharged to extend their useful life.Always charge the batteries in an areaof moderate temperatures.NiMH Battery Pack11 Rugby 100 LR-2.2.1en