Mastervolt Mass 24/25-2 Battery Charger:
The Mass 24/25-2 is designed for the most demanding conditions. The Mass battery chargers are suitable for professional, semi-professional, and recreational use. Even under the most extreme conditions, the products in the Mass series operate flawlessly, providing a continuous flow when needed. The sustainability and technologies supporting the Mass concept have proven their effectiveness in practice.
- Designed for the toughest conditions.
- Lightweight, stainless, anodized aluminum casing.
- Coating of internal components to prevent damage from moisture.
- Resistant to electromagnetic interference from other devices.
- Suitable for all battery types, charges flat batteries.
- Provided as standard with a temperature sensor.
- Full power at temperatures up to 40 ˚C.
- Load from 80 to 1000 Ah or more.
- Stable and ripple-free supply, even without batteries.
- The Current Control function prevents fuse burning during voltage drops.
- Ability to connect multiple battery chargers in parallel.
- Connections according to CE, ABYC A-31 and IEC60945.
- Available GMDSS models and panels.
- Certified by RRR, RMRS (not applicable for 24/75 120 V).
- Certified by DNV GL (only for the 24/25, 24/50, 24/75, 24/100 models).
The Mass series is designed for the most demanding situations, supporting compliance with the SOLAS regulation, as all Mass battery chargers are compatible with GMDSS. GMDSS stands for Global Maritime Distress and Safety System, and allows users to monitor various alarm functions. Available GMDSS versions of Mass 24/25 DNV, Mass 24/50, Mass 24/75, Mass 24/100.
The certified Mass battery chargers are highly durable, designed to withstand intense vibrations and shocks, with high-quality components that meet the highest specifications.
- Type
- Battery Charger
- Pieces
- 1 pcs
Important information
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