Generator Battery Charger
The generator battery charger adopts the latest switching power supply device, specially designed for the charging characteristics of lead-acid batteries for engine starting, and is suitable for long-term supplementary charging (float charging) of lead-acid batteries. The charger is suitable for 12V/24V battery packs.
- Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BACM2420 Battery Charger, Suitable for 24V or 12V battery and the maximum charge current is 20A(20A12/24V)
$308.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BACM2410 Battery Charger, RS485, Power factor compensation, programmable inputs (24V10A)
$167.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC2403N Battery Charger (24V3A) With short circuit and reverse connection protection
$87.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC1205N Battery Charger 12V5A With short circuit and reverse connection protection
$87.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC06S Battery Charger Suitable for 12V/24V Battery Charging
$107.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC1210-12V (12V-10A, 90-280VAC 50-60Hz) Generator Battery Charger
$110.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC2410-24V (24V-10A, 90-305VAC, 50-60Hz) Generator Battery Charger
$126.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC2405 (24V5A) Battery Charger, Floating charge,short circuit and reversal protection
$95.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC06A-24V (24V-3A, 90-280VAC 50-60Hz) Generator Battery Charger
$88.00 - Generator Battery Charger
SmartGen BAC06A-12V (12V-6A, 90-280VAC 50-60Hz) Generator Battery Charger
$88.00
Charging according to the battery charging characteristics, using two-stage charging method. The first stage charging mode is “constant current mode”, that is, before the terminal voltage of the battery is lower than the preset value, the charging is constant current charging; the second stage charging mode is “float charging mode”, that is, after the terminal voltage of the battery is higher than the preset value, the charging current decreases with the terminal voltage of the battery. After the terminal voltage of the battery is higher than the preset value, the charging current gradually decreases as the terminal voltage of the battery rises. When the charging current is less than 0.5A and the terminal voltage of the battery gradually rises to the preset constant voltage value, the battery is basically full (charging indicator goes off), after that the charging current only offsets the self-discharge of the battery, and the long time charging is not harmful to the battery, that is, the charger can maintain the full state of the battery and ensure the service life of the battery.