Samlexpower SEC-2440UL

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Samlexpower SEC-2440UL is a 40-amp automatic switch-mode battery charger designed for high efficiency, lightweight, and quiet operation. It can charge two banks of batteries simultaneously without an isolator and can be used as a power supply or DC UPS when used with a battery. The charger offers user-configurable AC input voltage (120 or 230 VAC, 50/60 Hz) and user-selectable 2 or 3-stage charging for various lead-acid batteries, including flooded, AGM, or gel cell.

Key Features

  • Switch Mode Technology for high efficiency

  • Configurable AC input voltage

  • Automatic operation for Lead Acid Batteries

  • User selectable 2 or 3-Stage charging algorithm

  • Battery Temperature Sensor included

  • Simultaneous charging of 2 battery banks

  • Voltmeter and Ammeter for monitoring

  • Protections against common faults

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What types of batteries can be charged with this charger?

The charger is designed to charge only Lead Acid type of batteries (Flooded / Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) / Gel Cell).

What are the protections included in the charger?

The charger has protections against short circuit, over current, reverse battery connection, and over-temperature.

Can I charge two banks of batteries simultaneously?

Yes, 2 banks of batteries can be charged simultaneously without the use of an external battery isolator. The charging current will be shared between the two banks.

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