ProMariner ProTournament 240 Elite Series3 3 Bank Charger

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Description

The ProMariner ProTournament 240 Elite Series3 is a 24A three-bank onboard charger with 12, 24 and 36V output.

Twenty-four amps against the 360's 36 is the whole difference between these two models, and the right choice depends on bank size rather than budget. A charger should return a bank overnight without running at its limit. Oversizing stresses smaller batteries, and undersizing means arriving at the ramp with a bank that never finished.

True-rated output means 24A is what the charger actually delivers, and Distributed-On-Demand shifts capacity to whichever batteries need it rather than holding it against a bank already charged. Four digitally selectable profiles adapt the charger to the batteries fitted.

A dual-mode battery status monitor shows charging progress and battery condition without interpretation. The Line of Sight AC glow plug can be seen without standing over the charger, which matters for a unit installed in a locker. Explore more on-board battery chargers.

  • 24A, against 36A on the ProTournament 360
  • Size to the bank, not to the budget
  • Oversizing stresses batteries, undersizing never finishes
  • True-rated output with four selectable profiles

Specifications

Charger Type:
On-Board Charger
Input Voltage:
120V
Number of Banks:
3
Output Voltage:
12/24/36V
Product Type:
Battery Charger
Water Resistance:
IP67

Description

The ProMariner ProTournament 240 Elite Series3 is a 24A three-bank onboard charger with 12, 24 and 36V output.

Twenty-four amps against the 360's 36 is the whole difference between these two models, and the right choice depends on bank size rather than budget. A charger should return a bank overnight without running at its limit. Oversizing stresses smaller batteries, and undersizing means arriving at the ramp with a bank that never finished.

True-rated output means 24A is what the charger actually delivers, and Distributed-On-Demand shifts capacity to whichever batteries need it rather than holding it against a bank already charged. Four digitally selectable profiles adapt the charger to the batteries fitted.

A dual-mode battery status monitor shows charging progress and battery condition without interpretation. The Line of Sight AC glow plug can be seen without standing over the charger, which matters for a unit installed in a locker. Explore more on-board battery chargers.

  • 24A, against 36A on the ProTournament 360
  • Size to the bank, not to the budget
  • Oversizing stresses batteries, undersizing never finishes
  • True-rated output with four selectable profiles

Specifications

Charger Type:
On-Board Charger
Input Voltage:
120V
Number of Banks:
3
Output Voltage:
12/24/36V
Product Type:
Battery Charger
Water Resistance:
IP67

Specifications

Charger Type, Input Voltage, Number of Banks, Output Voltage, Product Type, Water Resistance,

Specifications

Charger Type:
On-Board Charger
Input Voltage:
120V
Number of Banks:
3
Output Voltage:
12/24/36V
Product Type:
Battery Charger
Water Resistance:
IP67

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