i2425OBRMBPT Pallet Jack Charger 24V 25A for Deka 12-D85-7 Battery

Designed to meet the demands of industrial users, the i2425OBRMBPT by Pro Charging Systems is a drop in ready on-board charger for pallet trucks using DEKA 12-D85-7 motive power batteries or GNB PalletPro M90004S24CHPTM.

It is a direct replacement charger for Alltech AAE24-150L1A, ProMatch A000028480 and SVR24251206TM and Quick Charge OB2425GNBII or QSVR2425.

Can be used with some Toyota 7HBW23, Caterpillar 2WPL4500 and WP4500, Mitsubishi fork truck PMW23N, Jungheinrich EJE120 older models and Yale MPW050EN24T2736 electric pallet jacks using the D857 batteries. Other lift truck models from these three brands as well as different manufacturers such as Crown may utilize this battery case size. If so, this charger can be used as a direct replacement for batteries in this case ranging from 150Ah to 395Ah (20hr).

Utilizing Pro Charging System’s exclusive DeltaVolt technology, the Eagle Performance line of chargers can substantially enhance the performance of batteries by intuitively charging batteries to optimal charge levels consistent with battery manufacturer recommendations. The result is longer time in-service between charges and longer battery life.

• Get wireless connectivity with DeltaView Link
• Keep batteries performing better over time
• 25% More discharge time
• Better service life

One of the keys to developing the best battery performance is bringing batteries up to the proper specific gravity levels as recommended by battery manufacturers. Pro Charging Systems, LLC (PCS) manufactures the only chargers that will consistently recharge batteries to a 100% level.

By bringing a battery’s electrolyte to this charge level and in turn the proper specific gravity level, PCS chargers significantly reduce sulfation, which is a primary cause of premature battery failure.

The charging profile results in over 25% more discharge time for the customer and much better service life. They provide a very fast recharge time, reaching absorption levels in virtually the same amount of time as their fastest competitors. They then take batteries to a “finishing” level while their competitors have already terminated their charge profile or ended in a float stage.