ProCharge PLUS Battery Charger 60A 12V

New for 2022, our second generation updated line of Marine Grade, Power Factor Corrected Battery Chargers set a new standard of what you should expect from your battery charger when it comes to features, performance & price. Years of experience in the battery charging industry has provided us the insight to include everything we could possibly think of and combine it all into the ProCharge Ultra Plus line of feature rich, high performance marine grade battery chargers. This exceptionally efficient power factor corrected battery charger runs on any Global AC Power source between 80-270 volts, requires less input power, produces less heat and noise waste, while still retaining a remarkably small, lightweight footprint. Did we mention Eleven pre-programmed battery charging curves as well as 4 user customizable battery profile for Lead Acid or Lithium Batteries? Adjust absorption time and custom set charge, float voltages and ) DegC temp trip protection. Optional BMS signal & optinal positive signal feed to bring all the custom settings you need to your next project. The digital dispaly allows easy checking of real time voltage or current output on the face of the charger or use the optinonal multi-lingual remote control that can be either surface, recess, or flush mounted over 30 feet away from the battery charger.

The ProCharge Ultra has been recently Updated to a 2nd Generation. The ProCharge Ultra Plus has a few new features:

Page 9, 10 and 11 of the new PCU manual cover the new optional Auxiliary Control Cable and the new Adjustable Absorption Time Window and the Easy Access tabs for the bottom cover.

The Auxiliary control cable allows for 2 things:
BMS shut down, if the red cable is grounded to 0V the PCU stops charging - in operation the red cable sits at 12V. So, if someone has a BMS that sends a ground signal then this can be used. If the BMS sends a positive signal a relay is required between the red and black wire

(i.e. short pos and neg to turn PCU off)

The purple cable is not really for battery charging at all - it is for a signal to turn something on. Notably a PSR, for example, you would feed the purple cable to the PSR to turn the PSR on to allow for the PCU to charge up all the batteries within a system using all of the pre-existing cable / fuses to save having to re-run new cabling. Also, if people don't wish for a BB to turn on, they can feed that purple cable in to BMS port on the BB Ultra (for example).

Other new PCU differences:

Custom lithium charging profiles, as lithium batteries are newish to the market, there is all sorts of opinions about charge voltages and absorption time lengths. Here you can just customise absorption, float and absorption time length.

Additionally, We've put tabs on the side of the red end cap. Historically, if people lost the screws that hold the end caps down, the end cap could fall off. Now, with the tabs, it shall be held on with tabs + screws.