JENC

Hi

I'm looking into a new charger. And have the Junsi iCharger 306B as one on my list.

I came to think, though, why is it rated at 1000W...?

It has a limit of charging 6S
It has a limit of 30 amps.

6S at 4,2v per cell, is (6*4,2) = 25,2v

The required watts for the 30a max is (25,2v *30a) = 756 watt

I cannot see where the remaining ~250w should be used. But I would like to know. (Some watt-buffer is of course a good idea)

- Does anyone know the explanation for the excess wattage?

Truckracer

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The 1000w rating is probably input power. Your calculations are based on output power. The device is not 100% efficient and the remaining power is heat loss which is common.

trax de max

It's for the Pb battery.