Friwo Battery Charger For Lead Acid 6 Cell 12V 1A with EURO, JPN, UK, USA plug

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793-4323
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Brand

Friwo

Chemistries Charged

Lead Acid

Output Voltage

12V

Number of Cells Charged

6

Charge Current

1A

Plug Type

EURO, JPN, UK, USA

Number of Batteries Charged

1

Input Voltage

100 → 240V ac

Battery Type Charged

Lead Acid

Batteries Included

No

Maximum Output Power

12W

Number of Charge Stages

3

Dimensions

87.5 x 51.5 x 34mm

Weight

130g

COO (Country of Origin):
DE

RS High Tech Switchmode Lead Acid Charger


High Tech Lead Acid Charger, this charger gives the precise amount of charge required to maximise the life of the battery. The charger differentiates between the different battery capacities and continuously monitors the status of the battery. This charger can be left permanently connected with no adverse effects on the battery. The unit is approved for medical and non-medical applications.

Applications:


Professional Photography Technology
Electric Vehicles
Cleaning Machines
Mobile Measuring Technology
LED Charging Display

Wide Range Input
Interchangeable mains plugs
High Power
Lightweight, Compact Size
EMC conformity
Low standby power

Friwo High Tech Switchmode Lead Acid Charger


All Battery Chargers, also known as a recharger, have one thing in common. The charging protocol is the same. The charger is feeding an electric current through batteries for a specific duration of time. Friwo is introducing the High Tech Lead Acid Charger that comes with EURO, JPN, UK and the USA plug. The lead charger gives the precise amount of charge required to maximise the life of the battery. The charger differentiates between the different battery capacities and continuously monitors the status of the cell. This 12V charger can be left permanently connected with no adverse effects on the battery. The unit has medical and non-medical accreditations. The cleaning process for any Battery Charger is similar. To clean the charger, disconnect it from the power adaptor and use a dry cloth only. To ensure the correct function of the 12V charger, keep the charging contacts free from dust and dirt.

Features and Benefits


  • Plug type dedicated for the UK, EURO, JPN and the USA

  • Low leakage current (except DT 80 Pb)

  • Humidity 5% to 95% non-condensing

  • Weight 130 g

  • Operating temperature Range oscillates between 0 to +40°C

  • Storage temperature oscillates between -25°C to +70°C

  • The charger is suitable for lead-acid. We have an impressive selection of lead-acid 537-5444, 537-5422, 537-5422, 727-0442 and much more on our website

  • Dimensions 87.5 x 51.5 x 34 mm

  • Input Voltage 100-240 V ac

  • Compact size with high power

  • Low standby power

Applications


  • Professional Photography Technology

  • Electric vehicles

  • Cleaning machines

  • Mobile measuring technology

  • LED Charging display

Attention


  • Non-rechargeable batteries or other types could cause an explosion

  • Do not throw away any Lead Acid batteries or different types of primary cells

  • Do not dispose of batteries in a fire as the battery may explode, leak or catch fire

  • Use only with Lead Acid rechargeable batteries.

Frequently asked questions


What are lead-acid rechargeable batteries used for?

Lead-acid batteries are frequently being used for surge current is critical, even if other designs could provide higher energy densities. Large-format lead-acid designs are often in settings like hospitals and stand-alone power systems. Their surge current properties make them attractive for use in motor vehicles to provide the high current required by starter motors.

How do lead-acid batteries work?

The oxygen in the active material (lead dioxide) reacts with the hydrogen ions to form water, and the lead reacts with sulphuric acid to form lead sulphate. The ions moving through the electrolyte then create the current flow.

How long does a rechargeable Lead Acid battery last?

If the battery is adequately kept (stored in a cool and dry place, charged regularly) the average usage oscillates between 3-5 years and even 12+, depending on manufacturer process of the battery.

How to select the right battery charger?

1. Firstly, you must choose a charger based on the battery type.
2. Then it would be best if you found out what is the battery size.
3. Lastly, choose the correct charger based on the expected outcome.

How do you dispose of a battery?

Batteries should not be thrown away with regular rubbish, and if they contact other pieces of metal or batteries, it can be dangerous. Take these batteries to a collection site for household hazardous waste. For safe disposal cover the positive and negative terminals with duct or electrical tape before disposing of the cell.

Safety Advice


  • Keep out of sight and reach of children

  • Do not connect batteries in parallel

Guidance


  • All batteries are supplied with only a residual charge and should be charged at the continuous charge rate before use - they are not pre-charged for use

  • Always install the batteries correctly as per instruction

  • Ensure that the contact points are clean and conductive

  • Do not mix different types of battery

  • Do not dispose of in a fire

Caution


Do not connect batteries in parallel.

Standards


EN 60601-1 (except DT 80 Pb / medical)
EN 55011
EN 61000-3-2
EN 61000-4-2
EN 61000-4-3
EN 61000-4-4
EN 61000-4-5
EN 61000-4-6
EN 61000-4-11

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