Chargeur de batterie lithium 12V 2A voiture de collection
Lithium iron phosphate (LiFePO4) battery charger for classic cars.
References : BV12015 and BV12020
This charger is specially designed for 12V Lithium Iron Phosphate (LifePO4) batteries.
The indicator light is green when the charger is connected. As soon as the battery is connected, the indicator light turns red and then green again when the battery is charged. It has an Anderson SB120 output socket compatible with the SOLISE classic car battery connector.
This charger is suitable for LiFePO4 batteries : ref.BV12015 - ref.BM12020
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Input voltage : 100 to 240V AC 50/60Hz
Charging voltage : 14.4V +/- 0.1VDC
Minimum load voltage : 8VDC
Output current : 2A +/- 10%
No-load power : <0.5W
Efficiency : 85% at rated current
Operating temperature : -29°C to 45°C
Charging temperature : -40°C to 75°C
Weight : 200g
▷ Same technical specifications as the 12V 2A charger (reference: CH1202), only the connectors are different.
STANDARDS
Certifications : RoHS I CE
Warranty - 1 year
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USING SOLISE LITHIUM CHARGERS
To ensure optimum, safe performance and optimise the service life of your SOLISE lithium chargers, we recommend that you follow these guidelines :
- Charging time : Do not leave the charger connected to the battery for more than 72 hours.
- Electrical safety : Do not dismantle the appliance. There is a risk of electric shock if the internal components are handled incorrectly.
- Exposure to water : Do not expose the charger to falling water or immerse it. Water can cause short circuits and irreversible damage to the charger.
- Battery compatibility : Only connect lithium batteries suitable for either LiFePO4 or NMC technology to this charger. Using non-compatible batteries may lead to malfunctions or safety risks.
- Correct polarity : Make sure you observe the correct polarity when connecting the battery to the charger.
RECYCLING OF CHARGERS USES
These products should not be thrown in the bin. You can return them to dedicated collection points, such as waste collection centres, supermarkets or DIY shops, so that they can be recycled in an appropriate and environmentally-friendly way.
