PowerHouse Lithium 12V-(12V/16V)-24V 3-Bank Waterproof Battery Charger

$449.99

SKU: BCH12V-(12V-16V)-24VWP
Vendor: PHL

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Description

Whether you’re powering up a boat, RV, or other outdoor equipment, having a reliable battery charger is essential to keep everything running smoothly. Built to withstand harsh environments, these devices guarantee you won’t face interruptions or damage due to water ingress. If you’re looking for advanced battery management, the 12V-(12V/16V)-24V 3-bank waterproof battery charger from PowerHouse Lithium is a top-notch solution.

Here’s what you’ll get:

Waterproof 3 bank marine battery charger with full metal case.

Bank 1: 12V 15A - Selectable between Lithium, Lead Acid, or AGM
Bank 2: 24V 10A - Lithium
Bank 3: 12V or 16V 10A - Lithium

  • Will work in conjunction with Run & Gun chargers
  • Built in wake up (Activation button) feature in the event of a depleted lithium battery. Simply press and hold the activation or mode button for 5 seconds. Make sure you do not do short press as this will change mode on mode button. If this occurs you can just go thru selection again.
  • Dimensions - 14.76" x 8.66" x 3.81" (LxWxH)
  • Weight - 19.84 Lbs

See for yourself how our 12V-(12V/16V)-24V 3-bank waterproof battery charger can make your time on the water more enjoyable!

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know how much energy my house consumes?

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There are two ways to obtain this information. The first would be to review the electricity bill you receive monthly. There you can get an idea of how much your consumption is in kilowatts. The second option would be to hire an electrician to come to your home and carry out a load census.

How many hours can the battery supply power?

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That will depend on your use and the amount of battery storage, as well as your technology. To give an example: a 12 volt, 250 amp battery contains 3,000 watts. That means you have 3,000 watts to be able to consume up to what the battery specifications allow (it is not recommended to use batteries at their maximum capacity).

How do I know what type of system I need?

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This is different for each person, as you must determine what you want a solar system for. Do you want it to power your entire home or run certain appliances in case of an emergency or power outage? Based on that answer, the type of system you need will be determined.

Can I continue adding panels to my system?

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This will depend on the technical specifications of your inverter and batteries since each system has its limitations. All solar panel installations must comply with limits on connections, otherwise it may cause the system to explode or burn out. Also taking into account physical limitations such as the dimensions of the roof and size of the solar panels, among many other things.

How many discharge cycles does the battery have? What type of battery is it?

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The one we currently have contains 1,200 discharge cycles. It is an AGM battery, which means it requires no maintenance.

What is the best type of solar panels?

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There are many brands, models and types of solar panels. Generally speaking, monocrystalline and class A panels are the best solar panels. Additionally, having a bifacial panel captures a greater amount of light.

Are used solar panels worth it?

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If they are in good condition, yes, since solar panels can produce energy for more than 25 years. Which means that a panel with a few years of use would still work well.

What are mono and poly panels?

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Monocrystalline panels are panels whose cells are made up of a single crystal and not many fragments as is the case of the polycrystalline panel. Many people debate which ones are better.

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