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Pro Series Dolphin Battery Charger - 24V, 100A, 230VAC - 50/60Hz
The Dolphin Series of battery chargers has always been recognized for its outstanding quality, which the manufacturer is proud to support with a 2-year warranty. Due to production on a wide scale, Dolphin is able to offer high-quality, truly international battery chargers at a reasonable price.
The Pro Range, which allows battery banks of up to 1000 amps to be charged, can be equipped with an optional touchview touchscreen. It provides an intuitive display of measurements as well as charging phases (boost, absorption, and float), the allocated available power, and possible operating faults. The Pro range is equipped with communication via CAN bus, which means it can be used professionally in all land and industrial energy management sectors.
Features:
Three-Stage Charging Curve
Bulk Stage: A high current is sent to the battery until it reaches approximately 80% of its full charge.
Absorption Stage: The voltage level is maintained and the current is reduced until the battery is 100% charged.
Float Stage: Voltage and current are reduced to maintain the battery. Float gives what the battery requires.
Specifications:
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