DC-DC Charger 30A 24V

04-6004

The Merlin DC-DC Charger 30A 24V was designed as an easy to install solution to Smart Regenerative Charging Systems (SRCS). The unit acts like a battery charger, however it uses DC power instead of AC power. It provides the ability to charge batteries from two input sources; ether via a PV solar panel(s) when stationary or via from the engine/alternator while driving.

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£439.19 GBP

~~£439.19 GBP~~

£439.19 GBP

Inc. VAT: £527.03

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PRODUCT DETAILS

Smart Regenerative Charging Systems (SRCS) do not charge batteries in a conventional manner. Instead of the vehicle alternator operating continuously, it only switches on during peak load periods; Upon coasting and over-run, energy is harvested from the brakes, fly-wheel, drive-shafts and other moving parts. In order to make the system operate properly, battery state of charge and charge voltages are kept low- meaning that conventional charging systems cannot operate in all charging scenarios.

The Merlin DC-DC Charger is the perfect solution. The unit acts like a battery charger, however, it uses DC power instead of AC power. When the engine is running, the unit will switch on and deliver smooth, regulated power to the auxiliary batteries on board. The unit is smart enough to know if the engine battery is too low for charging and is not affected by stop start devices (a real problem for charging when vehicles are driven in congested areas). either via a PV solar panel(s) when stationary or via from the engine/alternator while driving.

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MANUALS

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TECHNICAL SUPPORT

Error codes and what they mean:

E01 The unit has sensed input under the prescribed voltage and has shut
down. Check the battery voltage and recharge the battery if it is below 12V. If
the voltage is above 12V, check the DC wiring and the fuse.

E02 The unit has sensed input over the prescribed voltage and has shut
down. Check the battery voltage and charging sources, shutdown occurs at 15.5V.

E03 The unit output has sensed an overload or short circuit and has shut
down. Disconnect all AC equipment. Eliminate any faulty AC equipment by testing
it individually.

E04 The unit has sensed that the internal temperature was high and it has
shut down. Switch off the inverter to allow it to cool down (for a minimum of
15 minutes). Check the airflow of the unit.