Battery Charger

UBC Charger

This is the smallest charger in the ZIVAN line and is often used in the floor cleaning industry.

BC-1 Charger

One of ZIVAN's smallest chargers this unit is easily fit into the smallest apllications.

NG-1 Charger

As a medium sized charger in ZIVAN's product line this charger is often used in ATV, NEV and UTV (Utility vehicle) applications.

NG-3 Charger

One of ZIVAN's medium sized charging products the NG3 is used in larger utility and small to medium material hanling vehicles.

NG-5 Charger

ZIVAN's NG 5 is a serious step up to a high powered charger. It is used for medium to large sized material handling, construction and agricultural vehicles.

NG-7 Charger

ZIVAN's NG 7 is a serious step up to a high powered charger. It is used for medium to large sized material handling, construction and agricultural vehicles.

NG-9 Charger

NGTOP Charger

ZIVAN largest charger is used for extremely large material handling, tow or construction vehicles.

SG-6 Charger

The New ZIVAN SG6 is a rugged High Frequency battery charger sealed to a rating of IP65. It is typically used in ATVs, NEVs, and UTVs as well as smaller material handling and mini construction equipment applications.

Current Generator

The ZIVAN Current Generator can pull double duty within your company. It can be utilized as a multi-voltage battery charger or as a current generator.

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