12/24V Electronic Charger Maintainer/Starter 75/400A [ECS400]

The ECS400 is a professional-grade battery management system that utilizes Electronic Control Systems (ECS) technology to deliver high-efficiency charging and safe engine starting. Designed for the modern workshop, it provides a stabilized charging current that protects sensitive vehicle electronics while reducing overall charging times. Whether you are maintaining a stop/start battery or providing voltage support during a diagnostic session, the ECS400 offers precision and reliability.

Key Features & Benefits

• Versatile Battery Support: Optimized for a wide range of battery types, including EFB, AGM/GEL (Stop/Start), Lead Acid, Lead Calcium, and Silver Calcium.
• Intelligent 10-Phase Charging: The microprocessor-controlled program includes up to ten analysis and charge phases, ensuring deep recovery and safe long-term maintenance/trickle charging.
• Battery Support Unit (BSU) Mode: Delivers a stable 30A at 13.5V to support the vehicle’s electrical system during prolonged diagnostic checks or software updates, preventing battery drain.
• Safe Engine Starting: Provides a peak starting output of 400A. The integrated electronic control helps prevent voltage surges and spikes that could damage the vehicle’s ECU.
• Wide Operating Range: Suitable for batteries ranging from 4Ah up to 550Ah, making it ideal for everything from motorcycles to light commercial vehicles.
• Customizable Charge Rates: Features three preset charging rates plus a fully variable setting, allowing technicians to tailor the output to the specific state of the battery.
• Robust Safety Suite: Built-in protection systems include surge/spike protection and polarity protection via a dual 100A fuse system.

Technical Specifications

• Output: 12/24V
• Output Start Peak (EN): 400A (300A)
• Output Charge Peak (EN): 75A (50A)
• Battery Range: 4-550Ah
• BSU Supply: 30A - 13.5V
• Supply: 230V - 32A
• Cable & Clamp Length: 2m
• Protection: Fuse (2 x 100A)
• Nett Weight: 24.5kg
• Guarantee: 2 Years