Features

Battery Management

Lead-acid batteries should be charged in three stages, which are;

• Bulk or constant-current charge
• Absorption or topping charge
• Float charge

Several hours of absorption charge are needed to fully charge the battery and prevent early failure to sulfation. The relatively high voltage during absorption does however accelerate aging due to grid corrosion on the positive plates. Adaptive Battery Management limits corrosion by reducing absorption time when possible, that is: when charging a battery that is already (nearly) fully charged.

Recovery of fully discharged batteries

Once the battery is connected, the charger immediately detects voltage and polarity. If the battery is connected incorrectly, all status-LEDs will start blinking. No sparks will occur. Most of such chargers do not charge the fully discharged batteries. Whereas, Blue Smart IP67 charger will get it done by starting with low power and when it is charged with adequate voltage, it will come to normal charging.

Models

The Blue Smart IP67 Charger is available in 12V/ 7A, 12V/ 17A, 12V/ 25A, and 24V/ 12A models.