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Battery charge control module, 12V power supply panel, overload prevention panel XHM601
Sold by re-green GmbH
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Description
Features: 1. When the battery voltage is between 10.5V and 11.5V, the power control board automatically begins charging. 2. When the voltage reaches 14.4V to 14.8V, the product cuts off the power. 3. The red indicator light is on during charging. When the battery is fully charged, the relay closes and the 220V input terminal is terminated; the indicator light turns off to save energy. 4. This is a battery charging control board; the 12V battery is fully charged and then cut off to prevent overcharging. 5. The control module features a stable structure, excellent performance, and a long service life. Specifications: Item Type: Battery Charging Control Module Model: XH-M601 Charging Method: 12V Battery Setting: VR1: When the battery voltage reaches 14.4V to 14.8V, the charger stops charging and the relay closes. (Disabling the voltage setting: CW setting is lower, CCW setting is higher.) VR2: When the battery voltage drops to between 10.5V and 11.5V, the charger starts charging and the relay opens. (Start-up voltage adjustment: decrease CW, increase CCW.) Specification: Turn-on voltage: 10.5V-11.5V; Turn-off voltage: 14.4V-14.8V; Wiring: You must connect the 220V line to the COM terminal of the relay and connect the OFF (output) terminal to the charger. The charger must use a full-bridge rectifier output mode. The DC output voltage is approximately 13.8V-14.4V. Package list: 1 x Battery charge control module
Features
- BrandDTEKGAZ
- ManoMano ReferenceME236400820
- MMID392639945980
- Product code3YLYG20260813-1656
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