Rated input voltage |
90-264 VAC, 50/60 Hz |
Battery type |
25.6V nominal 8-cell LFP battery |
Input Frequency |
50-60 Hz |
Battery voltage |
25.6 volts
nominal |
Battery size |
3 AH to 30+ AH packs |
Charger type |
Constant Current/ Constant Voltage
precision charger |
Charging current |
1.5Amps or 1500mA peak charge |
Charging algorithm This is the
"European" charge algorithm that does not float charge the battery at the last
stage, but still keeps it maintained. (see the graph below) |
Constant current/constant
voltage |
Stage 1 slow start, pre-charge
function for deeply discharged packs |
Stage 2 bulk charge stage. 1.5 amps
is applied to the battery until the voltage rises to 29.2 volts |
Stage 4 constant voltage state until
the charge current falls to 400mA |
Stage 5. The charger turns off. |
Output power |
36 W peak |
Output voltage |
29.2 volts maximum during
charge |
Size |
170 X 71 X 51 mm, 6.7 x 2.75 x 2.0
inches |
Style |
Set top |
Environment |
-20°C to +50°C operating,
-40°C to +70°C storage |
Weight |
400 grams, 0.9 lbs, 14 oz. |
Vibration, Impact |
5mm, 50Hz, 600 Seconds, 1 meter drop
3 times |
Output options included |
5.5 mm OD x 2.1 mm ID barrel, center
positive More barrel connector adapters available
separately, see below |
Protections |
Over Voltage Protection, Output
current protection, reverse polarity protection (auto-clearing), short circuit
protection (auto-clearing) |
Efficiency |
>80% |
Safety |
TUV CE marked, designed to EN60950,
GB4946, UL1950, certified and marked TUV |
HiPot, ESD |
Hi-Pot 3000 V, 1 minute, ESD
8000V |
MTBF |
30,000 hours by MIL-STD
calculation |
Cooling |
Natural convection, no fan |
LED Indications |
Power on, but no battery connected |
Power LED red |
Slow start |
The lowest green light is the only
one on. |
Charging |
Charging lights lit to show the state
of charge |
Charged |
All four green LEDs are on |
Reverse polarity, or shorted output |
All lamps flash |
No battery connected |
Red light is on, but no green
LEDs |
Red light slowly pulsing |
The battery voltage is higher than
the charge voltage so the charger is sleeping until the voltage drops low
enough to accept charging |
User's manual |
Click here for user's
manual |
Note: the manual is for the lead acid
version, but the operation is the same. |