battery equalizer battery balancer for 4 pieces battery connected in series for 48V battery system, solar system:

Battery equalizer HA02 can be used for various kinds of batteries(single battery voltage from 2.4V to 12V) connected in series.

HA02 battery equalizer is used for the batteries which are connected in series to keep the voltage of batteries are equal when the batteries are charging or discharging. When the batteries work in series connection, the batteries voltage maybe will be not same due to the difference of each cell chemical composition and temperature.

And each batteryrsquos selfdischarge rate also different. So even the batteries not work, their voltage of series batteries will be also different. These differences will cause battery lost balance, this means maybe one battery is overloaded and the other is insufficiently charged. The voltage difference will be increased with the battery repeated charge-discharge process. This will result in premature failure of the batteries.

HA02 battery equalizer is energy transfer type equalizer, it can compensate for batteries with two sides. The equalizer starts to work when there are 10mV between two batteries. The current will flow from a higher voltage to low voltage,eventually reach equilibrium. It can connect with batteriy system with 24 hours , to keep the system energy balance automatically, no need manual maintenance.

HA02 battery equalizer is suitable for lead-acid batteries(VRLA), lithium iron phosphate batteries(LFP), nickel-cadmium secondary batteries(Ni/CD), and nickel-metal hydride secondary batteries(Ni/MH). It starts work when the voltage higher than 2.4V, it means that this equalier can be used in a single cell battery range from 2.4V to 12V. One equalizer can connect 4 batteries once a time, if battery less than the 4, the extra cable can be vacant (positive and negative terminal should be avoided), does not affect the equilibrium effects. The equalizer is not affected with battery connection way, no matter in series or in parallel, both can work.

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