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- Βάρος
- 50 g
- Χρώμα
- Μαύρο
- Διαστάσεις (Μήκος)
- 13,5 cm
- Διαστάσεις (Ύψος)
- 12,5 cm
- Διαστάσεις (Βάθος)
- 4 cm
- Διαστ. (Ύψος)
- 3,8
- Διαστ. (Βάθος)
- 6
- Διαστ. (Πλάτος)
- 9
- Έξτρα κείμενο
- Nominal Voltage
- 12 V
- Nominal Current
- 3 A
- Κατηγορίες
- Διάφορα
- Μικτό βάρος
- 60 g
The VOTRONIC Automatic Chargers, which are equipped with the latest charging technology and designed for all commercially available lead batteries, ensure correct battery charging. The peripheral devices from VOTRONIC, which work in the background and provide automated charge control and battery monitoring, ensure that the batteries are treated correctly in daily operation. In motorhomes, boats, emergency vehicles, etc., the batteries must also supply energy when the vehicle is stationary. For this reason, several batteries are usually installed in these vehicles, which are used separately for driving and stationary operation. A distinction is made between starter and supply battery/batteries. As the name suggests, one battery is responsible for reliably starting the vehicle, while the other(s) supplies/supply power to the electrical devices in the vehicle. To ensure that each battery circuit works reliably and that the vehicle's electrical concept functions properly, various devices are used to control charging while driving.
The VOTRONIC Standby-Charger is used to automatically recharge and maintain the charge of the starter battery or the auxiliary battery if the mains charger, the solar charge controller or the generator only has one charging output. The device can be easily retrofitted by simply connecting it between the RV and starter battery or the RV and auxiliary battery without having to change the existing wiring. If, for example, the mains charger is in operation and charging the RV battery, the second battery (starter battery or auxiliary battery) is also charged with a small portion of the charging current, depending on the state of charge. This charge retention works automatically and is recognisable by an increased voltage level of the second battery. Overcharging of the second battery is impossible as the charging voltage is reduced by at least 0.6 V and the charging current is limited to 3 A. Test mark: CE, E-test (EMC/vehicle directive).