What to do if Cosuper Battery Charger is inoperative and won't accept AC?
If your Cosuper Battery Charger is inoperative and not accepting AC, it might be due to the AC voltage dropping out of the inverter charger's AC input range. Check the AC voltage to ensure it's within the proper voltage and frequency.
Why Cosuper Battery Charger supplies a lower charge rate?
If your Cosuper Battery Charger is supplying a lower charge rate, it could be due to several reasons: * Improperly set charger controls. In this case you should refer to section on adjusting the 'charge rate'. * Low AC input voltage. You should source qualified AC power. * Loose battery or AC input connection. You should check all DC/AC connections.
What to do if Cosuper CPT turns OFF while charging from a generator?
If your Cosuper Battery Charger turns off while charging from a generator, it's likely due to high AC input voltage from the generator. Try loading the generator down with a heavy load or turning down the generator's output voltage.
How to fix low AC output voltage on Cosuper Battery Charger?
If the AC output voltage of your Cosuper Battery Charger is low and the inverter turns loads off quickly, it's likely due to low battery voltage and capacity. Check the battery condition and recharge it if possible.
What to do if Cosuper CPT won't turn on?
If your Cosuper Battery Charger won't turn on during initial power up, it could be due to the following reasons: * Batteries are not connected. * Loose battery-side connections. * Low battery voltage. Check the batteries and cable connections, inspect the DC fuse and breaker, and charge the battery.
General| DC Output Voltage | 12V / 24V |
|---|---|
| Output Current | 10A/20A |
| Protection | Reverse Polarity Protection, Short Circuit Protection, Over Voltage Protection |
| Cooling | Fan |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +50°C |
| Charging Ports | Single |
| Charging Power | 120W/240W |
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