Battery charger
The PANcharge1k allows you to easily select the voltage of the battery to be charged using a switch. It is a highly convenient charger that can charge batteries of 12/24/36/48V, serving four functions in one unit. By supporting multiple voltages, it contributes to cost reduction in facilities. The charging method uses a microcontroller-controlled step charging system, which solves issues such as insufficient charging and prolonged charging times that occur with traditional taper charging or timer charging, bringing large-capacity batteries close to full charge in a short time. This battery-friendly charging method ultimately extends the lifespan of expensive batteries.
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The PANcharge1k allows you to easily select the voltage of the battery to be charged using a switch. It is a highly convenient charger that can charge batteries of 12/24/36/48V, serving four functions in one unit. By supporting multiple voltages, it contributes to cost reduction in equipment. The charging method employs a microcontroller-controlled step charging system, which resolves issues such as insufficient charging and prolonged charging times that occur with traditional taper charging or timer charging, bringing large-capacity batteries close to full charge in a short time. This battery-friendly charging method ultimately extends the lifespan of expensive batteries.
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P2
Applications/Examples of results
Unmanned transport vehicles, golf carts, bucket trucks, ships, etc.
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DENRYO CO., LTD. was established in 1967 with the aim of expanding the applications of electricity. After engaging in the sale of measuring instruments and the development and sale of amateur radio equipment, we are currently involved in the research, development, and sale of components for system power supplies. We primarily focus on independent systems and work to improve the convenience of electricity usage in areas and regions in Asia and Africa where infrastructure is lacking and power supply is difficult, as well as in mobile applications.
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