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Batteries and Chargers
News Release from: Devlin Electronics | Subject: Model 7969 and 7798 battery chargers
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 03 August 2007
Chargers secure DC supplies
Linear battery chargers provide high reliability and and low electromagnetic emissions, making them ideal components for uninterruptible DC supplies.
The Components Division of Devlin Electronics two new linear battery chargers, specifically designed for use with sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries Both models provide high reliability and demonstrate low noise interference and low electromagnetic emissions, making them ideal to provide uninterruptible DC supplies in critical locations for modern railway, industrial control and datacommunications applications
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 13 Jul 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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These units are upgraded versions of battery chargers previously manufactured by EMS power and have been introduced in response to continued customer demand.
They meet the latest EMC standards with EN50121 and EN61010 approvals and are RoHS compliant.
Model 7969 will charge 24V batteries and supplies an output current of up to 2.5A, whereas model 7798 is capable of charging either 6 or 12V batteries at up to 4A.
Both units are designed to be equipment mounted, and can be used in either float or cyclic modes with the distinct advantage of being able to charge Cyclon batteries.
Both chargers provide constant-voltage/constant-current charging to avoid overcharging (when used correctly).
As part of an extensive service, Devlin can customise units to suit individual applications.
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