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ChargeMaster MasterBus network functionality Simultaneously charging up to three batteries Available with touchscreen controls Easy to install Charging batteries quickly and safely

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Charge your batteries quickly and completely Mastervolt is known for offering ‘The power to be independent’ and the ChargeMaster series of fully automated battery chargers certainly lives up to this reputation. With the ability to plug in anywhere in the world, you can rest assured that your batteries are always quickly and fully charged. And thanks to Mastervolt’s innovative 3-step charging process, batteries also perform better and last longer. Complete range 12 V and 24 V models The Mastervolt ChargeMasters are available in various versions, allowing you to select the battery charger...

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Charging lithium ion batteries Although Lithium Ion batteries are increasingly popular, there can be a lack of clarity when it comes to the charging process. This is not a problem with a Mastervolt system as the Mastervolt battery charger communicates directly with the Li-ion battery. MasterView easy for remote monitoring The MasterView Easy with touchscreen panel can configure all settings and monitor in real time the charge phase, battery voltage, charge current and charge percentage. The MasterBus connection cable is used to transfer data and supply power to the display. Make the most of...

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Specifications ChargeMaster battery ChargeMaster ChargeMaster ChargeMaster ChargeMaster 12/10-1 12/15-2 12/25-3 12/35-3 Article no. 43011000 43011500 44010250 44010350 Nominal output voltage 12 V 12 V 12 V 12 V Total charge current 10 A at 14.25 V 15 A at 14.25 V 25 A at 13.25 V 35 A at 14.4 V Number of battery outlets 1 2 3 3 Charge current second output n.a. 15 A 25 A 35 A Charge current third output n.a. n.a. 25 A 35 A Recommended battery capacity 25-100 Ah 30-150 Ah 50-250 Ah general specifications Nominal input voltage AC connection 230 V (180-265 V) –50/60 Hz socket socket Supplies...

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chargers - 12 V ChargeMaster ChargeMaster ChargeMaster 12/50-3 12/70-3 12/100-3 44010500 44010700 44011000 12 V 12 V 12 V 50 A at 14.4 V 70 A at 14.4 V 100 A at 14.4 V 3 3 3 50 A 10 A 10 A 50 A 10 A 10 A 100-500 Ah 140-700 Ah 200-1000 Ah 120/230 V (90-265 V) – 50/60 Hz connector strips connector strips connector strips yes LED display 291x210x131 mm 362x277x150 mm 11.5x8.3x5.2 inch 4 kg / 9 lbs LCD display 14.3x11x5.9 inch 7 kg / 16 lbs mounting bracket or 4x screw for wall mounting or 4x screw for floor installation CE, E-mark, ABYC A-31, SAE J1171/ISO 8846 ignition protected IUoUo,...

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Specifications ChargeMaster battery ChargeMaster ChargeMaster ChargeMaster ChargeMaster 24/6-1 24/12-3 24/20-3 24/30-3 Article no. 43020600 44020120 44020200 44020300 Nominal output voltage 24 V 24 V 24 V 24 V Total charge current 6 A at 28.5 V 12 A at 26.5 V 20 A at 28.8 V 30 A at 28.8 V Number of battery outlets 1 3 3 3 Charge current second output n.a. 12 A 20 A 30 A Charge current third output n.a. 12 A 20 A 30 A Recommended battery capacity 25-70 Ah 24-120 Ah 40-200 Ah 60-300 Ah Nominal input voltage 230 V (180-265 V) – 50/60 Hz AC connection socket 2 mtr AC cable connector strips...

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chargers - 24 V ChargeMaster ChargeMaster ChargeMaster ChargeMaster 24/40-3 24/60-3 24/80-3 24/100-3 44020400 44020600 44020800 44021000 24 V 24 V 24 V 24 V 40 A at 28.8 V 60 A at 28.8 V 80 A at 28.8 V 100 A at 28.8 V 3 3 3 3 10 A 10 A 10 A 10 A 10 A 10 A 10 A 10 A 80-400 Ah 120-600 Ah 160-800 Ah 200-1000 Ah 120/230 V (90-265 V) – 50/60 Hz connector strips connector strips connector strips connector strips yes yes yes yes LCD display 362x277x150 432x277x150 14.3x11x5.9 inch 17x11x5.9 inch 7 kg / 16 lbs 8 kg / 18 lbs with the supplied mounting bracket or 4x screw for wall mounting or 4x...

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Choosing your battery charger? take the following into account: • How many battery banks do you wish to charge? • The battery charger must have the same voltage as the battery bank. • As a rule of thumb, 25% of the battery capacity (up to 50% for gel batteries) as a charge capacity is sufficient to safely and quickly charge batteries while still supplying power to the onboard network. For instance, a battery charger of 50 Amps is sufficient for a 200 Ah battery. safe charging of second & third battery + + = total charge current limited charge current for 2nd & 3rd output service battery...

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