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New! Invicta IP67 Lithium Heavy Duty Battery Chargers

New! Invicta IP67 Lithium Heavy Duty Battery Chargers   The new 24V and 48V models of Invicta's Lithium Battery Charger range have been updated to include IP67 dust and water-resistant features, making them suitable for use in environments that may be exposed to wet conditions. These models, currently available as SNLC24V20HD and SNLC48V18HD, are designed to withstand heavy-duty use and come equipped with a fan-assisted heat sink, mounting points, LED status indicator, and alligator/Anderson plug. The inclusion of these features enhances the durability and usability of the battery chargers, making them a reliable choice for a wide range of applications. At Invicta, we prioritize the performance and longevity of your battery by extensively testing a variety of chargers. We highly recommend using our own Invicta lithium chargers and Victron products when designing a system. While there may be other suitable chargers on the market, our extensive testing has shown that the Invicta and Victron range consistently produce the most efficient and effective charge for our batteries. By using these recommended chargers, you can ensure the best experience and optimal performance for your battery system.   Invicta Lithium Chargers Available models: - Invicta 12V 20A Lithium Charger - SNLC12V20 - Invicta 12V 40A Lithium Charger - SNLC12V40 - Invicta IP67 24V 20A Lithium Charger Heavy Duty - SNLC24V20HD - Invicta 36V 20A Lithium Charger - SNLC36V20 - Invicta IP67 48V 18A Lithium Charger Heavy Duty - SNLC48V18HD More information here

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