Help With old Burstner Control Panel needed.

[JJ]

Hi folks...

Can anyone tell me what the green light on my panel marked "SB" means?

It seems to go out when plugged into the mains (generator).

Thanks in advance...

JJ

 

[olley]

Sub-basement light?

 

[MikeD]

Is there anything on this web page that helps?

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Maybe this one?

https://cfb5c11b-afd4-42e4-a2ba-1497db9ff2d7.filesusr.com/ugd/cfdb67_3848fac95f6d4894aa25a2b31f59baba.pdf

 

[TheBig1]

solar?

 

[Podney]

Silly Bugger?

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[yodeli]

Could it mean Supply Button? Would then switch off when on the mains cause you are not on the 12V anymore

 

[SandraL]

Looking at second link in post 3. To me it suggests that light means starter battery and leisure battery are connected. If thats the case they will read same voltage.
No idea how they get connected / disconnected. Not familiar with your setup, only from looking at post 3 link which may not be the same as your kit!
Good luck sorting it out.

 

[movan]

The following may be of no use whatsoever but it is what came up when I googled your question.

a leisure battery is fitted and requires charging the Charge Status LED will
illuminate. Depending on the state of charge of the battery this LED will illuminate red for bulk charge
(14. 4V output) or green for float charge (13. 6V output). It may take a few hours to several days to
charge the battery depending on its state of charge. When the battery is fully charged the regulator
will turn off to prevent overcharging of the battery. If the mains charger is turned on to charge the
leisure battery this can also cause the solar panel regulator to turn off.