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Application as battery charger When charging of a discharged battery is initiated, a high charging current will flow, which is limited and controlled by the DCP2. Voltage will immediately jump to approx. 2.1V per cell (12.6V for 12V types and 25.2V for 24V types). Normally it is recommended from manufacturers of Pb batteries to obtain 2.25V per cell at temperatures up to 30C, before the battery is fully charged and trickling can start. For a 12V Pb battery this gives a trickle charging voltage of 13.5V (2.25 x 6 cells) and 27V (2.25 x 12 cells) for 24V batteries. According to information...
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General data: Duty ratio: Continuous duty is allowed Cooling: Convection Maintenance: None Short circuit: Protected against continuous short circuitNo-load operation: Protected against continuous no-load operation Mounting: DIN-rail, EN 50022-35 Installation: Wall mounted, input terminals placed at the top and output terminals at the bottom Output voltage: DCP2-12XX: 12V DC (adjustable 11.813.8V DC) Factory setting 13.4V DC ű1% DCP2-24XX: 24V DC (adjustable 23.527.5V DC) Factory setting 26.8V DC ű1% DCP2-XX05: 5A (typical current limit 6A) DCP2-XX10, DCP2-2410/115V: 10A (typical current...
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