DSEPower Battery Chargers
A standby set that will not crank has failed. DSEPower chargers keep the starting battery ready — 12V and 24V, from a 3A compact unit to a 30A intelligent charger.
Keeping the starting battery ready
A standby set that will not crank is a standby set that has failed, and flat or sulphated starting batteries are the most common reason. DSEPower is DSE's battery charger range: 12V and 24V, from a 3A compact unit to a 30A intelligent charger, plus an enclosed model for installations with no panel to mount into.
The intelligent chargers run a multi-stage charge profile and hold the battery at float without cooking it, which is what separates them from a plain trickle charger over years of standby duty. The enclosed BC2410Ei adds its own display and Modbus RS485, so charger status can reach a building management system.
Advantages of DSEPower Battery Chargers
A charger sized to the battery, connected all the time, and able to tell you when something is wrong before the day the set has to start.
Sized to the job
12 V and 24 V, from a 3 A compact unit to a 30 A CAN-enabled intelligent charger, so a small standby set and a large battery bank each get the right current.
Multi-stage charging
The intelligent chargers run a programmable charge curve and hold float without cooking the battery, which a plain trickle charger cannot do over years of standby.
Status you can see
Front-panel LEDs on each unit, and a display and Modbus RS485 on the BC2410Ei for a building management system.
Key Features
- 12 V and 24 V chargers from 3 A to 30 A, DIN rail or chassis mount
- Intelligent models with programmable charge curves, set up in the DSE Configuration Suite
- BC2410Ei enclosed charger for installations with no panel space
- Operates during cranking and running, with multi-voltage AC input
DSEPower Battery Charger FAQ
Match the battery voltage first: 12 V or 24 V, read off the battery or the controller. Then pick the current. A 3 A or 5 A unit (DSE9150, DSE1205, DSE2405) holds a healthy battery at float on a set you run on a regular test cycle. A 10 A to 30 A intelligent charger (DSE9470, DSE2415i, DSE9476, DSE9474) recovers a battery after a long crank or a discharge and suits larger battery banks. If in doubt, send us the battery capacity and the set model.
It runs a programmable multi-stage charge curve and holds the battery at float without overcharging it, which is what keeps a battery alive through years of standby duty. You program the DSE9470, DSE9474 and DSE9476 in the DSE Configuration Suite; the DSE9474 also carries CAN. The DSE9150 compact charger and the 5 A units keep a battery topped up while connected all the time, with LED status on the front.
Yes. DSE built each of these chargers for permanent connection. They keep operating during cranking and running, and they accept a range of AC input voltages.
The BC2410Ei is an enclosed 12/24 V 10 A intelligent charger with its own housing and display, so it mounts beside the set rather than inside a panel. It detects the battery voltage and charging profile itself and can report over Modbus RS485.
The BC2410Ei is the one to pick for that. It has its own display and reports over Modbus RS485, so a building management system can read charge status and faults without anyone opening a door. The panel-mounted chargers show status on their front-panel LEDs.
Two carry them. The DSE9470 24 V 10 A is UL recognised and NFPA 20 compliant, and the BC2410Ei is UL listed and NFPA 110 compliant. Those are North American listings; if your specification calls for a particular standard, tell us and we will check the model against it.
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