TRUEcharge3 20A 3 Bank Battery Charger - 12V

TRUEcharge3 20A 3 Bank Battery Charger - 12VTRUEcharge3 battery chargers lead the industry with a small footprint and ultra-compact design. In addition to meeting global safety and regulatory standards, they feature low electrical interference and efficient power factor-corrected multistage charging. The TRUEcharge3 Chargers can be mounted in multiple positions thanks to their inherent drip-proof design characteristics. Unlike its predecessors, TRUEcharge3 is lithium-ion battery compatible.Designed for recreational and commercial applications worldwide, TRUEcharge3 accepts 90-265 Vac, and 47-63 Hz, which makes traveling abroad and handling poor-quality power a breeze. The easy-to-read display of the TRUEcharge3 12 V models can be enhanced with an optional remote panel. Each model has built-in protection against surges and spikes on the AC power line.Features:Microprocessor-controlled, multistage charging algorithmsSettings for two and three-stage chargingBattery-equalization featureSettings for flooded, gel, AGM, or lithium-ion batteriesEquipped with parallel stacking remote panel requiredAbility to charge batteries drained to extremely low voltageAdded quiet modeProtection Features:Reverse-battery polarity protectionDrip-proof designDC over-voltage protectionOver-temperature protectionCircuit breaker protectionThree-Stage ChargingMultistage charging ensures batteries receive optimum charging, but with minimal wear and tear, regulating the voltage and current delivered to the batteries in three automatic stages:Bulk: Replaces 70-80% of the battery's state-of-charge at the fastest possible rateAbsorption: Replenishes the remaining 20-30% of charge, bringing the battery to a full charge at a slow, safe rateFloat: Voltage is reduced and held constant to prevent damage and maintain batteries at a full charge for the remaining 20-30% of charge, bringing the battery to a full charge at a slow, safe ratePower Factor Corrected PFC ChargingLess shore power is required for charging batteries, freeing up more usable AC power for running electrical devices and appliances and reducing the likelihood of tripping shore power