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Enerdrive 100A 12V ePOWER Battery Charger (Lithium Compatible)

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  • 5 Year Warranty

Fast dispatch

Easy returns

Charges three separate battery banks

Priority charging for bank one

Multi stage smart charging


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Enerdrive 100A 12V ePOWER Battery Charger (Lithium Compatible)

Overview

Product Information

Product Description

The Enerdrive 100A AC Battery Charger is a fully automatic 'set and forget' unit, designed to quickly and accurately recharge up to three separate battery banks. Its isolated charging design allows bank one to be programmed with a different charge algorithm, so you can charge your AGM house battery and lead acid start battery with their ideal profiles. The charger prioritises bank one, getting your main bank recharged faster.

This smart charger uses a multi stage charging algorithm with profiles for Gel, AGM, Flooded, and Lithium batteries. The easy to use LED display shows you everything from charger amps and battery voltage to charge state, and allows you to adjust the output current. A silent mode disables the fan for quiet overnight operation, and a temperature sensor is included for more accurate charging.

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Key Features

  • Charges three separate battery banks
  • Priority charging for bank one
  • Multi stage smart charging
  • Lithium and lead acid compatible
  • Includes battery temperature sensor

Pack Contents

  • 1 x 100A Battery Charger
  • 1 x Battery Temperature Sensor

Product Weight & Dimensions

  • 6.4kg
  • 425mm (L) x 236mm (W) x 102mm (H)

Specifications

Enerdrive 100A 12V ePOWER Battery Charger (Lithium Compatible)
Vendor Enerdrive

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

AC-DC charger vs DC-DC charger: What is the difference?

The primary difference is the power source used to charge your battery. An AC-DC charger, often called a workshop or bench charger, plugs into a standard 240V wall socket to restore your battery from mains power or a generator. A DC-DC charger is a vehicle-mounted unit that draws power from your alternator while you drive to charge a secondary battery.

Most travelers use an AC-DC charger at home to prep their system before a trip or when pulling into a powered campsite for a solid top-up. A DC-DC charger is for those who spend more time off the grid and need to replace the energy used by their fridge and lights while moving between campsites. Both are essential tools for maintaining a healthy and reliable power system.

Explore our selection of vehicle-mounted DCDC Chargers for charging on the go, or find a match for your storage in our 12V Deep Cycle Batteries collection.

What size 240V AC charger do I need for a 100Ah battery?

A 10A to 20A charger is the ideal size for a 100Ah battery. This range provides a steady, safe charge that restores the battery capacity without causing excess heat or stress on the internal plates or cells.

Choosing a charger that is too small, such as a 2A or 4A unit, will result in extremely long recharge times that might not reach a full state of charge overnight. If you have a larger battery bank or are using lithium, you can often step up to a 25A or 30A charger for faster recovery. Always check your battery's maximum charge current rating to make sure your hardware is a safe match. This keeps your system ready for the next leg of your journey.

Explore our 12V Deep Cycle Batteries to find your specific charge limits, or browse our high performance Lithium Batteries for modern storage options.

Do I need a specific AC-DC charger for a Lithium (LiFePO4) battery?

Yes, you need a charger with a dedicated lithium profile to protect your investment. Standard chargers for lead acid often include stages like desulfation that use high voltage pulses, which can trigger the battery management system to shut down or potentially damage the cells.

Lithium batteries prefer a specific charge cycle without a float stage that stays too high for too long. Using a compatible AC-DC charger means you reach a full state of charge quickly without risking damage to the internal cells. This specialized care helps you maintain the long service life of your power storage.

Check out our Lithium Batteries to find compatible power storage, or see how our Battery Management Systems look after your cells.

Can I leave my 240V AC charger connected to my battery all the time?

Yes, you can leave a modern smart AC-DC Charger connected indefinitely. These units are designed to monitor the battery and automatically switch to a maintenance or float mode once the full state of charge is reached. This process prevents overcharging and protects the internal plates from damage.

Keeping a charger connected during long storage periods is an effective way to counter natural self-discharge. It ensures your battery is healthy and ready to perform for your next trip, rather than being left to sit flat. This is particularly useful for weekend rigs or seasonal campers that spend time in the garage.

Explore our range to find a suitable maintenance charger for your off-grid setup.

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