DC charging systems
Direct Current (DC) That's what a battery provides - DC Power. DC chargers use battery power to recharge other batteries. Examples of this would be using a start battery to charge a house/service battery. Or more specifically the vehicle's alternator which charges the start battery, but then the DC charger amplifies the voltage to provide the correct voltage to the house battery which might also be a different type of battery to the start battery. For instance, a start battery that a wet cell can happily charge at 13.5 volts but a much larger house battery that's an AGM technology might require 14.7v for a much longer period than what an alternator will maintain a steady 13.5 volts for.
That is why we need DC charging systems or DC to DC chargers these days with modern vehicles because a vehicle's alternator doesn't operate as it used to 20 years ago and it's even more important with Euro 5 & Euro 6 vehicles.
Lithionics Launch
Element 82 is proud to introduce the latest in the U.S.A. Lithium Technology. Many brands now include Bluetooth communication with smartphone apps. But none include NeverDie technology. It's a safety system that protects the battery from over-discharging, it allows a small amount of reserve power to allow 12v detection to activate charging systems when they come online. This product is one of only a few Lithium Technologies to be UL Tested and approved. Can be safely transported and includes an internal fire envelope wrapping as part of its safety certification. Available today in 12v 125Ah capacity with many other capacity and voltages available for larger or commercial battery banks.
