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BB1248120
Also, new to Q2 2024 - BB124865 - a smaller / lower powered derivative of the BB1248120. 12V and 24V input to 48V 750W battery to battery charger. Exactly the same features. Just smaller and less expensive. Pre-Orders available now.
Frequently asked questions regarding the BB1248120 | BB124865.
A common question is whether the BB1248120 is capable of charging 16 string (16S) (51.2V LiFePO4 batteries (rack style). The answer to this is absolutely yes, no issues - what the unit is made for, really.
In order to charge a 15S battery (Pylontech 48V for example) you shall require a BBR (remote) to set the charge voltage for the 15S (48.0V batteries). If the desired charge voltage is between 53.0V and 54.0V a BBR is required to change the charge voltages. There is a slight reduction in charge power, as below - depending on how low you set the charge voltage. If you set the charge voltage to 54.0V - you can get 1400W output power.
- The BB1248120 can be used for charging 16S Lithium batteries ~1500W (at 57.6V)
- The BB1248120 can be used for charging 15S Lithium batteries ~1400W (at 54.0V) - BBR required
Remote control BBR - Optional remote
- Buck Boost design, offering high efficiency (93-95%)
- Simple installation and setup
- Current limiting 4 stage battery charger
- Lithium safe
-~40A reverse charge current to 13.3V
- Jumps Start Assistance Mode
- 12V to 48V
- BB1248120 - 1500W of output charging power
- BB124865 - 750W of output charging power
Smart Alternator/Euro 6 compatible
- Ignition feed or Vibration Sense modes
- 6 preset battery types
- 6 self recovering protections
- Low temperature trip for Lithium Ion batteries
BB1248120 Reverse Charging Feature.
The BB1248120 is able to charge in both directions. Provided there is over 52.8V on the leisure battery (54.0V if lithium) and the starter battery is below 13V the BB shall allow approximately 40A to flow back to the starter battery up to about 13.4V (float voltage). It simply allows the starter battery to remain topped up when there is surplus energy in the domestic battery. This feature will NOT drain your domestic battery - it simply takes surplus. Once your alternator / engine turns on or you provide the BB with an ignition signal the BB reverts to normal charging of the leisure battery. This mode can be disabled, but is on as default.
This is ideal for allowing the starter battery to remain topped up when you have solar / wind / charger - charging up your leisure battery.