Blue Sea 7532 P12 Gen2 Battery Charger, 40A, 3-Bank
Four stage, three output, dry mount design, for use in harsh
environments.
- Rugged, finned aluminum case
- PreFloat™ stage prevents over charging
- Power factor corrected for efficient use of AC
- Intuitive diagnostic screens
- User defined charge profiles and customizable settings
- Provides charging for up to three battery banks
- Large, bright display
- Multi-language: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish
- Charge Coordination with Blue Sea Systems Automatic Charging Relays (ACR)
controls ACR state ensuring proper float stage for each battery
- Battery Temperature Compensation - adjusts charge voltage based on
battery temperature
- AC over and under voltage shut down and automatic restart
- Over and under battery temperature protection - charger will not operate
if battery temperature rises above or falls below a set value
- DC over voltage and reverse polarity protection
- Surge and short circuit protection
| Specifications |
| Total Output Current |
40A
|
| Input AC Current |
7.5A @ 100V AC
3.75A @ 200V AC
|
| Maximum Output Voltage |
16V DC
|
| Nominal Voltage |
12V DC
|
Ignition Protected
 |
Yes
|
| Number of Outputs |
1 negative
3 positive
|
| Universal AC Input Voltage |
90-265V AC
|
| AC Input Frequency |
45-65Hz
|
| Output Voltage Accuracy |
0.05V
|
| Typical Float Voltage |
13.5V DC
|
| Minimum Operating Temperature |
-20° C
|
| Maximum Operating Temperature |
70° C
|
| Minimum Storage Temperature |
-30° C
|
| Maximum Storage Temperature |
80° C
|
| Battery Types |
AGM
Flooded Lead Acid
Gel
TPPL (Thin Plate Pure Lead)
|
| Recommended for Battery Bank Sizes |
440Ah Maximum
60Ah Minimum
|
| Warranty |
5 Year
|
| Height |
13.03in (330.96 mm)
|
| Width |
8.46in (214.88 mm)
|
| Depth |
3.66in (92.96 mm)
|
| Weight |
13.00lb (5.9 kg) |
|
MSDS:
NYOGEL 760G
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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