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Index of DC Input
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Four stage intelligent charger with 10 VDC to 15 VDC input to charge
24 volt (2x12 volt in series) lead acid batteries, (flooded, VRLA, Gel, or AGM.) Charge a wheel chair, bicylcle or scooter in
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You don't always have AC power to charge batteries with. Here are some battery chargers that use
DC input power.
Applications:
Charging wheel chairs, bicycles, and scooters in a car, van or
bus.
Microprocessor controlled 4 stage adaptive charging algorithm suitable for
Gel, Absorbed Glass Mat, VRLA, or flooded lead acid batteries.
Fully automatic without intervention.
Two current settings for different battery capacity. Select "low" if the
battery is less than 7 AH in capacity.
Output short circuit and battery polarity protections. Input low voltage
and high voltage connections.
Charging 24 volt batteries from a vehicle.
Charging 24 volt "jump start" batteries from a 12 volt tow truck or
service vehicle.
Charging 24 volt electric bicycle from a vehicle.
Note: For the higher current models the input current is too
high for a cigarette lighter socket to handle. This charger must be wired into the battery-alternator circuit of your car or
van.
Four stage
charge--constant current, constant voltage, fill, and float. This charges your battery the fastest way possible without
damaging the battery. It is suitable for any size 24 volt lead acid battery.
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PowerStream Technology: 140 South Mountainway Drive, Orem
Utah 84058 Phone: 801-764-9060, 9062, 9063 or 9064
Fax: 801-764-9061 |
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PowerStream Technology 140 South Mountainway Dr. Orem, UT
84058 Phone: 801-764-9060, 9062, 9063 or 9064 Fax: 801-764-9061 Map & Directions |
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Wheelchair chargers, electric bike chargers, and scooter chargers for charging a 24 volt battery from a 12 volt
source such as a car, van, or boat. |
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