Absaar Reference: EUR-ABSAAR-AB-SL30 12/24V 30AMP AmpM

Charger 12/24V 30A ABSAAR AB-SL30

30 A of charging current and capacities from about 80 to 450 Ah: the ABSAAR AB-SL30 professional charger is built for 12 V and 24 V batteries.

12 V / 24 V · 30 AApprox. 80-450 AhProfessional rangeLead-acid, AGM17.5 kg
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Professional charger 12/24V 30A ABSAAR AB-SL30

30 A, 12 V / 24 V and capacities from about 80 to 450 Ah: three figures define the ABSAAR AB-SL30 professional charger. Voltage must match your battery. Capacity must sit inside the range.

Part of the ABSAAR professional range.

Supported technologies: lead-acid and AGM. There is no lithium curve. It measures 280 × 230 × 565 mm and weighs 17.5 kg.

Technical data

TypeBattery charger
Voltage12 V / 24 V
Charging current30 A
Suitable batteries80-450 Ah
Dimensions (L × W × H)280 × 230 × 565 mm
Weight17.5 kg
EAN4045365114739

How to size it

  • —  Guide capacity: roughly 80 to 450 Ah.
  • —  For smaller batteries: ABSAAR 263004110 professional dual-voltage charger (30 A, 12 V / 24 V, 30-350 Ah).
  • —  Need more? The ABSAAR AB-SL40 professional charger moves up to 40 A (12 V / 24 V, approx. 100-600 Ah).
  • —  Accepted voltage: 12 V / 24 V. Listed curves: lead-acid and AGM.

Features

  • —  It works at 12 V / 24 V.
  • —  Charging current is 30 A.
  • —  Rated for capacities from about 80 to 450 Ah.
  • —  Part of the ABSAAR professional range.
  • —  Technologies: lead-acid and AGM.
  • —  It measures 280 × 230 × 565 mm and weighs 17.5 kg.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    EUR-ABSAAR-AB-SL30 12/24V 30AMP AmpM
  • EAN13
    4045365114739
  • MPN
    AB-SL30 12/24V 30AMP AmpM
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