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Charging and regulation

This category gathers everything used to charge a battery or regulate its charging: MPPT solar controllers, DC-DC and alternator chargers, mains and USB chargers. Brands include Victron Energy, Bluetti, EcoFlow, Anker, Xtorm, Wattstunde and SUNBEAMSystem.

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Bluetti

Bluetti DC Charger Enhancer, Compact 1.17 kg Housing

  • DC charging enhancer from the Bluetti brand.
  • Housing of 234 x 117 x 58 mm, compact enough for a technical compartment.
  • Weight of 1.17 kg, simple to fix and to carry.
  • Compatibility and settings to be confirmed in the manufacturer's manual.
€ 98.10incl. VAT
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Bluetti

Bluetti SolarX 4K Solar Charge Controller, IP21, 7.6 kg

  • Bluetti solar charge controller to sit between a photovoltaic array and compatible storage.
  • Fairly flat 288.4 × 474.0 × 90.2 mm format for wall or cabinet mounting.
  • Weight of 7.6 kg, so plan for a solid support.
  • IP21 protection rating, meaning use in a sheltered place.
€ 584.10incl. VAT
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Charging and regulating properly

A battery does not charge the same way depending on its source: solar panel, vehicle alternator, wall socket or USB port. Each source needs its own equipment, hence the three families in this category, from small travel chargers to controllers for 12 to 48 V installations.

Start from your energy source, then from the battery to be charged. System voltage, charging current and connectors must match what each product page states. If you are unsure about a setup, our team can answer through the contact page. Prices range from a few euros for a small USB charger to several hundred for a high-power controller, so it pays to pin down your need. Delivery is free from €150, otherwise €9.90, and payment is by secure bank transfer.

  • Charging source: sun, engine or mains
  • System voltage: 12, 24 or 48 V
  • Maximum current or power accepted
  • Compatibility with your battery brand
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