Types of Battery Transfer Cart Chargers

Types of Battery Transfer Cart Chargers

A charger is an essential component for motorized coil transfer carts. It plays a key role in battery-powered coil transfer trolleys, as its performance directly affects the trolley’s endurance, working efficiency, and service life.

As we all know, the primary function of a charger is to charge the battery transfer cart safely and efficiently.

In general, the chargers used by PEISA convert AC power into DC power and are configured according to the factory's charging voltage to ensure efficient charging of the trolley.

The voltage requirements around the world vary, with multiple parameters to consider. Based on the factory voltage, it is necessary to select a suitable charger. Common input voltages include 110V, 220V, 230V, 360V, 400V, etc. Therefore, the charger's parameters must be configured according to actual conditions. If the configuration is incorrect, the charger may fail to operate or become damaged.

Common Types of Types of Battery Transfer Cart Chargers

Motorized Coil Transfer Cart Chargers

Depending on the charging method, trackless transfer cart chargers can be divided into three types:

1. Ordinary chargers – Suitable for standard charging, offering a relatively slow charging speed but low cost. These are ideal for applications where battery life is not a critical factor.

2. Intelligent chargers – Equipped with automatic voltage and current adjustment, optimizing the charging process based on battery status. Features include automatic power-off and automatic charging.

3. Fast chargers – Capable of charging the battery in a relatively short time. These are suitable for environments that require long battery life and frequent transportation.