Industrial battery chargers and rectifiers
Chargers for tubular batteries
Industrial charger for tubular-plate sealed and flooded lead-acid batteries, 24–220 V DC up to 1,000 A.

Overview
What it does
This Statcon Energiaa battery charger is designed for batteries with tubular plates and can charge sealed lead-acid and flooded lead-acid batteries.
It runs from a 415 V three-phase supply and is available at 24, 48, 110 and 220 V DC with output current up to 1,000 A.
Automatic float and boost settings, temperature compensation and a battery health test are built in.
Applications
- Charging tubular-plate sealed and flooded lead-acid battery banks
Features
Why engineers choose it
- Designed for batteries with tubular plates
- Temperature compensation for VRLA batteries
- Automatic float and boost voltage setting on selection of battery type and number of cells
- Automatic float-to-boost and boost-to-float changeover current set from battery Ah capacity
- Battery health test facility
- AC/DC voltage and current calibration
Specifications
Key specifications
Configured to order. Full details are in the datasheet.
| Input voltage | 415 V ±10%, 50 Hz ±3 Hz, 3-phase AC (other ranges on request) |
|---|---|
| Output voltage | 24 V / 48 V / 110 V / 220 V (other voltages on request) |
| Output current | Up to 1,000 A (higher ratings on request) |
| Voltage regulation | Within ±1% for input mains variation and 0–100% load variation (diode drop excluded) |
| Current regulation | Within ±2.5% for input mains variation |
| Output ripple | Up to 2% RMS or as required |
| Overload | Current limit adjustable up to 110% |
| Operating temperature | 0 °C to +55 °C |
| Communication | Wireless via GSM modem or RS 232/485; serial communication port |
| Enclosure | Free-standing, floor mounting |
| Battery types | Tubular-plate batteries: sealed lead-acid and flooded lead-acid |
Typical values. Ratings and options may vary by model; confirm with the latest datasheet.
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