- 12 - 24 Volts
- 115 or 230 VAC input +/- 10%
- Input Frequency: 50 -60 Hz
- Efficiency: > 85%
- Current Absorbed by battery: < 1mA
- Output voltage tolerance: +/- 0.5%
- IMAX: 12V (18)
- IMAX: 24V (15)
UBC Charger
The Single Phase Battery Charger UBC is an innovative device with extraordinary versatility, reliability and efficiency. Different software may be installed to change the charging features and adapt them to every type of battery chemistry. Due to its compact size and weight this model is well suited to for “on board” as well as wall mounted installation. Consequently, the machine can be charged from any readily available outlet without driving to a specific charging area.
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Technical Specs
Power Section
Mechanics
- Operating Temperature range: - 20 to + 50 degrees C
- Output short circuit protection
- Inverse polarity protection
- Cooling: Forced
- Case: metal base, cover self extinguishable ABS
- Size: 235 x 115 x 65 mm
- Weight: .850 kg
- CE - Conforms with all Low voltage and EMC directives
- Sinusoidal vibration tests (regulation IEC 68-2-6)
- Shock tests (regulation IEC 68-2-27)
- Bump test (regulation IEC 8-2-29)
I/O
Other Features
- Adjustable charging curves
- Adjustable battery capacity
- 12V charger will charge a 90Ah batterypack in 8.5 hours or less
- 12V charger will charge a 120Ah batterypack in 11 hours or less
- 24V charger will charge a 80Ah batterypack in 8.5 hours or less
- 24V charger will charge a 100Ah batterypack in 11 hours or less
- 24V charger will charge a 125Ah batterypack in 13 hours or less
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