Ecotec Access 13/48 Sbs-microsmart Rapid High Frequency Forklift Battery Charger

Description: Brand new opened box condition. Comes with everything shown, nothing additional included Ecotec Access 13/48 Sbs-microsmart Rapid High Frequency Battery Charger The Access features:  Microcomputer Smart Charger  Charges all common battery types  High efficiency, 92%  High power factor, 0.95  Low weight and small volume  Advanced precision control for best battery life  Display and control panel permit simple programming  Archived charge data, 1,800 cycles  480V AC 3 phase, 60Hz  Wireless radio standard on all Access chargersEcotec Access Shelf Mount The new Access charger from Ecotec provides you with a powerful, energy efficient battery charger in a sleek lightweight package. This is all accomplished utilizing a modern state of the art MOSFET power conversion circuit that efficiently and accurately converts AC power to the proper DC power levels required to precisely charge an industrial battery. One charger – Many Solutions Within the power limits of the charger, every Ecotec Access charger can be set to perform both conventional charging and various levels of opportunity and fast charging. There are 6 different charge curves preprogrammed into every Access charger. Access Control The feature rich electronic control of the Access charger is easily programmed to perform a variety of functions the way you want them performed. This auto start/stop control constantly monitors the condition of the battery andautomatically compensates for variations in battery temperature, age of the battery, and the battery’s condition. Twodifferent levels of security are provided with each level having its own password. BMU (Battery Monitoring Unit) Batteries can be equipped with BMU modules to allow multiple battery sizes, voltages and types to be charged by the same charger without reprogramming between charge cycles. The BMU wirelessly communicates battery size, type, voltage, and temperature information to the Access charger to enable optimum charging over a wide range of conditions and battery types. Optimizing the charging process is particularly important when opportunity and fast charging. Service Tool Software Data can be downloaded wirelessly into the Service Tool battery and charger data analysis software using the Wireless Gateway usb interface. Battery and charger usage can be easily analyzed in detail using Service Tool software charting and report generation features. Graphic Display The display is a backlit LCD display with adjustable brightness and contrast for ease of viewing in a variety of lighting conditions. The display can have up to 6 lines of information and also displays information graphically. Equalize Batteries must be equalized on a regular basis to ensure maximum life. The Access charger facilitate this routine through its auto equalize feature which allows equalize cycles to be programmed for a specific day of week, or by number of complete charge cycles. Energy Saving Features In addition to the energy efficient MOSFET design of the Access charger, the advanced control provides other energy saving options such as charge block-out periods. Each day, up to 3 different periods may be blocked from charging. This could be used to avoid peak demand periods, time of day use billing, or any other reason why you may not want chargers running during a particular time of day. Monday Morning Refresh When a battery has been sitting over the weekend there is a certain amount of self-discharge that occurs. In order to provide a fresh, fully charged battery, you can program the charger to charge for up to 60 minutes prior to the start of the workweek. Communication Every Access charger is equipped with a radio transceiver that allows the charger to communicate with other chargers as well as a host computer when equipped with the optional Access USB Gateway. The wireless communication system is FCC certified. D3 Disconnect Detection Device: (Exclusive Anti-Arc Device) OPTIONAL: The D3 Monitors the battery connection to the charger constantly while charging. It is designed to sense any attempt to improperly disconnect the battery from the charger during a charge cycle. The D3 automatically stops the current flow from the charger to the battery eliminating the possibility of arcing and voltage surges through the charger. This surge protection reduces the chance of blowing out expensive charger boards and prevents potential hazards. Wireless “Best Battery” Choice The ability to communicate between chargers allows the chargers to display the next available battery in a particular group, based on the length of time since the battery was completely charged. You can set up as many as 999 different groups. This ensures that all batteries receive equal usage and helps to promote a first in – first out battery rotation. This capability is standard in all chargers and can be implemented without additional hardware. In addition to the charger display, the next battery available can also be viewed on a remote terminal display. Wireless Maximum Power Limit The wireless feature of the Access charger allows you to limit the AC power that a particular group of chargers areallowed to draw. This feature may be used where AC power is limited, or in applications where you don’t want thepower consumed by the chargers to push your total power demand costs higher than necessary. Ionic Mixing Option When the Ionic mixing charge curve is selected, the charger pulses the output current during the finish portion of the charge cycle resulting in brief periods of increased gassing. This gassing action improves the mixing of the electrolyte without increasing electrolyte usage. This ensures that the heavy acid at the bottom of the cell is thoroughly mixed throughout the cell, preventing stratification and extending battery life. Gassing Block-out All the opportunity charge curves include a gassing block-out period that prevents the charger from entering the gas producing finish charge stage for the first two hours that the battery is connected to the charger. In opportunity charging it is critical to return as many ampere-hours as possible in the limited time available. For this reason, the Ecotec Access charger does not shut down when it reaches the gassing point, but simply reduces the charge current to minimize gassing. Opportunity Charge: Charging Parameters based on the actual recorded usage from a Power Study using a Battery Monitoring Unit. 25A/100AH This curve is designed for a 25 Amp per 100 Amp Hour of Battery to charge the battery during scheduled breaks. Two breaks per shift and Lunch Break for 2 shifts operation where the level of discharge is typically at or below 1.25 Times the 80% rating of the battery. Example: 1,000 Amp Battery. Effective usable amps 80% (800 Amps) Actual metered usage typically at or below 1.25 time or 1,000 Amps per 2 shifts in the course of a day. 30A/100AH This curve is designed for a 30 Amp per 100 Amp Hour of Battery to charge the battery during scheduled breaks. Two breaks per shift and Lunch Break for 2 shifts operation where the level of discharge is typically at or below 1.37 Times the 80% rating of the battery. Example: 1,000 Amp Battery. Effective usable amps 80% (800 Amps) Actual metered usage typically at or below 1.37 times or 1,100 Amps per 2 shifts in the course of a day. 35A/100AH This curve is designed for a 35 Amp per 100 Amp Hour of Battery to charge the battery during scheduled breaks. Two breaks per shift and Lunch Break for 2 shifts operation where the level of discharge is typically at or below 1.49 Times the 80% rating of the battery. Example: 1,000 Amp Battery. Effective usable amps 80% (800 Amps) Actual metered usage typically at or below 1.49 times or 1,200 Amps per 2 shifts in the course of a day. 40A/100AH This curve is designed for a 40 Amp per 100 Amp Hour of Battery to charge the battery during scheduled breaks. Two breaks per shift and Lunch Break for 2 shifts operation where the level of discharge is typically at or below 1.60 Times the 80% rating of the battery. Example: 1,000 Amp Battery. Effective usable amps 80% (800 Amps) Actual metered usage typically at or below 1.60 times or 1,280 Amps per 2 shifts in the course of a day. Note: Charging start rates can be adjusted downward as business cycles and fluctuations warrant. It is imperative that a comprehensive Battery Maintenance Plan be part of this program to ensure the intended life expectancy and effectiveness of this program

Price: 2000 USD

Location: Salt Lake City, Utah

End Time: 2025-01-24T17:38:57.000Z

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