Battery chargers/charging converters – always a full battery
Starter batteries and leisure batteries are designed for different tasks. Starter batteries, in order to start the engine, must initially supply a high current level and will then serve as an energy buffer with smaller partial cycles. Supply or leisure batteries, by contrast, are charged and discharged at lower current levels for longer periods of time, which means they are subjected to significantly higher loads. Correct charging is the key to success. With its range of PerfectCharge IU and IU0U battery chargers, WAECO offers optimum charging technology for gel, AGM and wet batteries. In each case, the consumed battery capacity should be replaced by a full battery charge. Even after longer journeys, with additional charge from the generator, the battery should immediately be connected to the power supply! Alternatively, you can use a PerfectCharge IU charging converter. These units guarantee optimal charging during the drive. How powerful a battery charger has to be depends on the battery capacity. As a rule of thumb, the charging current of the battery charger should be at least 10% of the battery capacity.
| PerfectCharge W2000 – W automatic charger |
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Battery charger and convenient starting aid all in one: the W2000 supplies empty vehicle batteries with a short-term jump charge and subsequently supports the engine start. The result: short standstill times, full flexibility. For 12- and 24-volt batteries up to a capacity of 200 amphours (12 volts) or 100 amphours (24 volts) and high starting currents of 70 amphours (12 volts) and 35 amphours (24 volts), respectively. Modern, functional WAECO design in aluminium and plastics, with digital display and cable management.
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| PerfectCharge IU6 to IU12 – IU automatic chargers |
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The new class of automatic chargers: multifunctional IU-curve chargers, for wet, gel and AGM batteries. Three models with 6, 8, and 12 amps nominal charging current. Light-weight and compact, ergonomic, intelligent functions. High-grade design in aluminium/plastics. |
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| PerfectCharge IU812 – IU0U automatic charger |
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The low-priced unit is designed for quick charging of 12-volt vehicle batteries, traction or supply batteries with capacity ratings up to 100 Ah. IU0U charging characteristics ensure optimal energy supply to the battery. Compact, light-weight, safe and secure, this charger is ideal for use in smaller motorhomes, yachts or caravan movers. |
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| PerfectCharge IU1012 – IU0U automatic charger with PFC |
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Super-compact and designed for worldwide use: this microprocessor-controlled battery charger is great for its extra-wide input voltage range. Power Factor Correction (PFC) ensures hassle-free operation with voltages from 90 to 253 volts. Fast, gentle and full charging with IU0U charging characteristics. |
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| PerfectCharge IU 152A to IU 254A – IU0U automatic chargers |
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State-of-the-art charging technology combined with perfect design and excellent user comfort are the hallmarks of the new WAECO PerfectCharge automatic chargers. Multi-stage IU0U charging characteristics ensure fast and gentle charging of all types of batteries. Double and triple chargers for simultaneous charging of several batteries. Supplied with IEC plugs to fit sockets in the whole of Europe. Features for easy installation: individually adjustable clip-on mounts, cable organiser, mounting plate. Available in various capacity ratings, for 12- and 24-volt batteries. Remote control and temperature sensor as optional extras.
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| PerfectCharge DC08 to DC40 – charging converters and battery chargers |
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High-quality charging converters with electrically isolated input and output voltage. Can be used for charging the consumer battery during the drive, or as voltage stabilisers in 12-volt vehicle networks. The units supply a stable, IU-curve charging voltage – ideal for sensitive consumers. Fluctuations in the onboard power supply are compensated thanks to the electrical isolation of the input and output voltage. Available in various performance categories.
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