Description
Specification
- Charging Input: GX16-4 aviation connector, voltage range: 21-27V
- Output voltage: The higher output voltage from the optional two batteries.
Product Details
- The charging power is designed to go to the batteries first. The batteries then feed the power to the Mark 2 AC.
- The max charging current accepted by each Mark 2 Battery is about 5.5A, and the max current consumed by the Mark 2 AC is about 10A. If two batteries are connected powering the Mark 2 AC whilst charging by the power adapter, the Mark 2 AC will always have sufficient power, and the batteries will be fully charged.
- However, if only one battery is connected powering the Mark 2 AC whilst charging by the power adapter, the battery will drain out.
- If the battery is fully charged, it can last 5 hours powering the Mark 2 AC without charging, with the extension dock charging by the power adapter, it can last around 10 hours.
- Use 12V to 24V Converter and Power Extension Dock together. The 12v cigarette socket can not charge through the expansion dock for both batteries. Damage may result from incorrect usage.
Main Function
To power the Mark 2 AC with one or two Mark 2 batteries in parallel while being able to be charged by the 24v power adapter or 24v solar panels.
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