Xantrex TRUECharge2 20A Battery Charger - 24V 804-2420

TRUECharge™2 Battery Charger804-242020 Amp - 90-265 Vac / 47-63 HzAMP-IT-UP! NEW 24-Volt Universal ChargersBuilding on the success of the TRUECharge™2 12-volt battery chargers, Xantrex™ now offers 24-volt battery chargers designed to meet the specific needs of marine and commercial markets. Available in 10A, 20A and 30A versions, each model packs a powerful universal charger (90-240Vac, 47-63 Hz) in an ultra-compact, lightweight package.Product DescriptionTRUECharge2 battery chargers are highly versatile and can be mounted in multiple positions, thanks to their inherent drip-free design characteristics. TRUECharge2 delivers outstanding low electrical interference, coupled with efficient, power factor corrected, multistage charging capability. Installation is a breeze, thanks to the easy-access AC and DC wiring compartments. The easy-to-read display can be augmented with an optional remote panel.NEW PARALLEL FEATURETRUECharge2 24-volt chargers are available with parallel stacking feature which allows you to double the output current when used with the optional REMOTE PANEL (part #808-8040-01).Performance Features

• 24-volt models available in 10A, 20A and 30A
• Microprocessor-controlled, multistage charging algorithms
• Settings for two and three-stage charging
• Settings for flooded, gel, AGM or lead-calcium batteries
• Auto-ranging universal input voltage (90-265 Vac, 47-63 Hz) is also compatible with a generator or other low-quality power sources
• Power factor corrected, temperature-compensated charging
• Battery-equalization feature
• Ability to charge batteries drained to extremely low voltage
• Optional Battery Temperature Sensor (Part #808-0232-01)
• Optional Remote Panel (#808-8040-01)

• Reverse battery polarity protection
• Drip-proof design
• Over and under-temperature protection
• DC over-voltage protection
• Battery overcharging protection

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Diisononyl Phthalate (DINP) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Di-isodecyl Phthalate (DIDP) which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm.