Clayton Power 600W Supercharge DC-DC Converter (CD1801)

Name: Clayton Power 600W Supercharge DC-DC Converter (CD1801)
SKU: CP-CD1801

Product code: CP-CD1801
Manufacturer SKU: CD1802

The Clayton Power 600W Supercharge DC-DC Converter is a high-quality power conversion device designed to convert 12V DC power to 24V DC power, with a maximum output power of 600W.The converter... Read more

Description

The Clayton Power 600W Supercharge DC-DC Converter is a high-quality power conversion device designed to convert 12V DC power to 24V DC power, with a maximum output power of 600W.

The converter is compact and easy to install, making it ideal for use in a wide range of applications where a stable and reliable power supply is required for 24V DC devices. It also features a user-friendly interface that allows for easy control and monitoring of the device's status.

The CD1801 DC-DC converter is designed to work with a range of power sources, including lead-acid batteries, lithium-ion batteries, and other DC power sources.

It is optimized to work with the Clayton Power Lithium Power Supply II devices and can efficiently convert the DC power from the battery to the voltage level required by the equipment being powered.

Together, the Clayton Lithium Power Supply II and the CD1801 DC-DC converter provide a complete power solution that is ideal for mobile applications such as recreational vehicles, boats, and service vehicles.

Electrical characteristics

Supply voltage: 10.9 V - 32 V

Input current: 0-45 A

Output voltage: 14.4 V or 28.8 V

Output current: 0-40 A

Key Features

Designed to work together with Clayton Power Lithium Power Supply II devices to provide a complete power solution for mobile applications

High level of protection against overvoltage, undervoltage, overcurrent, and overtemperature conditions, ensuring safe operation even in harsh environments

Specifications

Brand	Clayton Power
Type	Battery Chargers
Model	CD1802
Height Description	40mm
Width	110.5mm
Depth	222mm
Weight	620g
Country of Origin	Denmark