Charge Distributors and Power Converters for Your Boat
Charge distributors and power converters are essential components for managing power onboard your
boat. A
charge distributor distributes current from the alternator or battery charger to multiple batteries, ensuring optimal charging for each.
Power converters, on the other hand, transform voltage from 12V to 24V or vice versa, making it possible to use equipment with different voltages. These are important parts of any nautical battery charger system.
Choosing the right model depends on your specific needs. Consider the number of batteries to be charged, the maximum current delivered, and the efficiency of the device. An electronic charge distributor, for example, offers more precise and sophisticated management than a traditional model.
Our charge distributors and power converters are designed to withstand the marine environment.
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Nautica Basile's Advice
A malfunctioning charge distributor can cause insufficient battery charging or, worse, overcharging. Periodically check the condition of your charge distributor and, if in doubt, consult a professional. Avoid directly connecting 24V devices to a 12V system without a suitable converter, as you could irreparably damage your devices.
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FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a charge distributor and a battery charger?
A battery charger supplies current to a single battery, while a charge distributor distributes current to multiple batteries simultaneously, optimizing the charging process for each. The distributor is ideal when you have multiple service batteries to keep charged.
How do I choose the right charge distributor for my boat?
Consider the number of batteries to be charged, the maximum current delivered by the alternator, and the capacity of the batteries. Choose a model with a maximum charging current appropriate to the capacity of your batteries and make sure it is compatible with your electrical system.
Can I use a power converter to power an inverter?
Yes, you can use a power converter to increase the voltage from 12V to 24V and power a 24V inverter. Make sure the converter has enough power to support the inverter and connected devices.
What is the difference between a charge distributor and a battery charger?
A battery charger supplies current to a single battery, while a charge distributor distributes current to multiple batteries simultaneously, optimizing the charging process for each. The distributor is ideal when you have multiple service batteries to keep charged.
How do I choose the right charge distributor for my boat?
Consider the number of batteries to be charged, the maximum current delivered by the alternator, and the capacity of the batteries. Choose a model with a maximum charging current appropriate to the capacity of your batteries and make sure it is compatible with your electrical system.
Can I use a power converter to power an inverter?
Yes, you can use a power converter to increase the voltage from 12V to 24V and power a 24V inverter. Make sure the converter has enough power to support the inverter and connected devices.
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