Redarc 12V 25A In Vehicle DC-DC Battery Charger

This Redarc battery monitor and charger is used for charging your car batteries, as well as secondary batteries whilst travelling remotely. The Redarc battery management system has the most recent version of REDARC's in-vehicle charging technology, which simultaneously charges from solar and DC inputs. The Redarc 12v battery charger is one of the most advanced twin battery chargers on the market. This advanced technology has improved battery charging with the next evolution of REDARC's DC to DC charging technology. The REDARC battery charger can charge from both the solar panel and the alternator at the same time since it has a Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) solar regulator. Not to mention it comes with a very easy DIY 12v battery wiring guide so all the home sparkys out there can give it a red hot crack. If you’re not sure, no harm in taking your set up into an auto electrician, better safe than stuck.

This Redarc 25AH 12v battery charger, which has a Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) solar regulator, will charge from the sun and the alternator concurrently. Additionally, the Redarc battery charger/monitor will choose solar charging first thanks to built-in "Green Power Priority," which reduces the burden on the alternator. The device is appropriate for 12 volt 4WD/caravan & camper electrical systems and is compatible with both normal and variable/smart alternators. The REDARC 12v battery charger is compatible with charging AGM, Gel, Standard Lead Acid, Calcium, and LiFePO4 batteries since it has the same unique charging profiles as its predecessor and a new lithium charging profile. The Redarc BCDC 12v battery charger is award-winning technology that has been independently validated and tested to guarantee maximum battery life and a battery charge of a known 100 percent. The Australian-made, specially-tested DC to DC 12v battery charger and battery management system is unaffected by water, dust, or vibration. It can operate in the scorching Simpson Desert heat up to 80°C and can cross deep water at Cape York as it is water resistant.  

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