Name: Iota Power Converter, Dls Series, Converts 108 to 132 Volt AC to 13.6 Volt DC, 1000 Continuous Watts, 75 Amps Continuous Output - DLS-75
Brand: IOTA
SKU: KYS-I6KDLS75
Price: 510.33 USD
Availability: InStock

Description

Power Converter; DLS Series; Converts 108 To 132 Volt AC To 13.6 Volt DC; 1000 Continuous Watts; 75 Amps Continuous Output; 80 Percent Efficiency; With Short Circuit/ Reverse Polarity/ Over Load/ Thermal Protection; 13 Inch Length x 6-1/2 Inch Width x 3.4 Inch Height; With 36 Inch Length Power Cord; Compatible With IOTA IQ4 Charge Controller

Attributes:

Converts: 108-132 Volt AC To 13.6 Volt DC
Continuous Output Power: 1000 Watt
Peak Output Power: 1000 Watt
Ampere Rating: 75 Amp
Number Of Outlets: 2
Efficiency: 80 Percent
Length: 13 Inch
Width: 6-1/2 Inch
Height: 3-1/2 Inch
Remote On/Off Capable: No
With USB Port: No
With Volt/Watt Meter: No
With Short Circuit: Yes
With Reverse Battery Protection: Yes
With Thermal Protection: Yes
With Battery Cables: No
With Built-In Charger: Yes
With Fuse: Yes

Features & Benefits:

Switch-Mode Technology
Tight Line-Load Regulation
Quickly And Efficiently Charges Batteries
Designed To Withstand Low Transient AC Line Voltage
Current Limit And Thermal Or Overload Protection
Lower Operating Temperature
Quiet Fan Operation
External Reverse Polarity Fuse Protection From Incorrect Battery Connection
High And Normal-Stage Charging Jack
Limited 2 Year Warranty

About Product:
The DLS battery charger/power converter from IOTA Engineering converts nominal AC to DC Voltage. As a power supply, its tightly controlled regulation allows the user to operate any appropriate nominal DC load up to the converter’s rated output current. As a battery charger, the DLS will maintain the battery, delivering its full-rated current when the battery capacity falls sufficiently low. The voltage is set to deliver its maximum current for the necessary period of time that minimizes undue stress to the battery caused by heating of its cells. This helps to ensure the longest possible life of the battery. Over time, as the battery nears its full capacity, the converter will float-charge the battery to prevent self-discharge of its cells.