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Renogy 12V 30A DC-DC On-board Battery Charger with MPPT for Gel, AGM, and Lithium Batteries Using Multi-Stage Charging, in RVs, Cars, Boats, Yachts, Recommended to Match with 40A ANL Fuse

Name: Renogy 12V 30A DC-DC On-board Battery Charger with MPPT for Gel, AGM, and Lithium Batteries Using Multi-Stage Charging, in RVs, Cars, Boats, Yachts, Recommended to Match with 40A ANL Fuse
Brand: RENOGY
SKU: RBC30D1S-UK
Price: 170 GBP
Availability: InStock

Sold by Renogy GB

Product information

Description

General description

Renogy 12V 30A DC-DC On-board Battery Charger is designed for charging service or start batteries simultaneously from solar panels and alternators. This robust charger prioritizes solar energy when both inputs are active, helping to reduce fuel costs. It is ideal for RV, marine, and car dual-battery systems, supporting various battery types including lead-acid, lithium, AGM, gel, and flooded batteries.

Technical specifications

Input Voltage: 12V (24V compatible)

Output Current: 30A

Dimensions: 9.6 in (length) x 5.7 in (height)

Weight: 3.13 lbs

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with Renogy One/RMS-DCDC screens

Compatible with DC Home App

Recommended to match with a 40A ANL Fuse (sold separately)

Installation

Compact design allows installation in tight spaces

Usage

Provides 3-phase charging (bulk, absorption, float) to ensure accurate charging at the correct voltage levels

Smart charging with built-in Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT)

Uniquely solar-charges start batteries during low voltage

Other information

Real-time tracking of voltage, temperature, and faults via RS485

Bluetooth ready (Bluetooth module sold separately)

Features protection against isolation, over-voltage/current/temp, reverse polarity (solar/alt), reverse current, and overheat

Features

Brand
RENOGY
Voltage
12 V
Starting function (boost)
Yes
Height
14 cm
Width
21.99638812 cm

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