DEFA Lifeboat Charger 2x7A 36-62VAC, Cable gland, w/pump
R17,071.30 (Incl. Vat)
The DEFA 2x7A Lifeboat Charger is a maintenance charger for permanent fitting in MOB and rescue boats with battery sizes up to 1x120Ah and 2x120Ah.
Built for tough conditions.
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The charger uses no power from the battery when mains are disconnected. Several connection clamps for connections of mains to other applications such as engine heaters.
The DEFA Lifeboat Charger doesn’t need any maintenance, all batteries should be checked monthly for optimal performance. The charging cycle keeps the batteries fully charged with low water consumption.
CIRCULATION PUMP OUTPUT
The charger has an output for a circulation pump. This output is active as long as the mains are connected. Maximum output current is 1,5A.
Technical Specs
| 703396 | 703397 | |
| Input Voltage [VAC] | 36-62 | 36-62 |
| Charge Voltage
Max [VDC] |
14,4 | 14,4 |
| Float Voltage
Max [VDC] |
13,3 | 13,3 |
| Output Current
Max [A] |
7 | 2×7 |
| Battery Size
Max [Ah] |
120 | 2×120 |
| Battery Types
|
LeadAcid (open & closed) Including AGM, GEL and Calcuim types. | LeadAcid (open & closed) Including AGM, GEL and Calcuim types. |
| IP Rating [IP] | 56 | 56 |
| Dimentions H/W/D [mm] | 303/112/71 | 303/214/71 |
| Weight [KG] | 3 | 6 |
| Short Circuit Protection | Yes | Yes |
| Polarity Protection | Yes | Yes |
CE DECLARATION
The charger conforms with the following standards,
approved by Nemko.
Safety standard: EN60335-1;EN60335-2-29; EN62233
EMC: EN 60945:2002.
Features
• Senses when the battery is ready for charging.
• Charges until the battery is fully charged.
• Trickle charge voltage compensates for self-discharging.
• Galvanic isolation between the mains voltage
and output voltage.
• Can handle parallel loads up to 5A.
• Temperature compensation for optimal charging
under all conditions.
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