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Votronic LCD-Charge Control S (only for Battery Charger series Triple) - 1247

Name: Votronic LCD-Charge Control S (only for Battery Charger series Triple) - 1247
Brand: VOTRONIC
SKU: 304-1202
Price: 102.30 EUR
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€102,30

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The Battery Charger VBCS Triple is a completely new device combination consisting of a Pb mains charger, VCC charging converter and MPP solar controller, ensuring the power supply in the motorhome.

The LCD display and control panel, specially designed for this charging unit, shows all important device information. In addition, the charger can be adapted to the power supply of the pitch.

The LCD-Charge Control S is a convenient, easy-to-use control and operating element that displays the status of the individual charging sources, the current charging phase, the voltage of the leisure and starter batteries, and the current charging current.
In solar operation, the displays for the current solar power (W) and for statistical purposes the energy meters (Wh and Ah, resettable to "zero" at any time) are also available. By pressing a button on the VBCS or VAC Triple, the mains charging mode can be manually switched on/off or reduced in terms of power (AC Power Limit), e.g. if the shore power supply is insufficiently fused.
A special protection function ensures that an accidentally switched-off mains charge is reactivated if the leisure battery is in danger of being deeply discharged.
The large, clear display has a backlit and excellent readable screen with very low power consumption.
Thanks to the Plug and Play connection, it can be easily retrofitted at any time, even afterwards, and due to its compact design, it can be mounted almost anywhere.

The product has the following features:

Compatible with VOTRONIC chargers VBCS
Large, clear display
Bright, white backlit display
Display of active charging source mains/charging converter/solar
Control of mains charging function, AC Power Limit
Display of battery charging phases
Voltage and charging current displays
Solar computer function

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