LiTime 51.2V/48V 30A LiFePO4 Lithium Battery DC Charger 48 Volt Lithium Battery Charger Dedicated for Lithium LiFePO4 Deep Cycle Rechargeable Batteries of Boat, RV

I really needed this for my off grid solar power system and its working as intended. Its overpriced but i works. I also have 3 of the 18a version. My YouTube in @SargeantSolar

A very important piece of equipment

Tested. Solid. Matched with Honda eu2000i. Shipment arrived as expected. Well packaged. Tested powering 6X100Ah 48v EG4 Rack battery bank in house from 20 amp grid power and from Solar generator EG4 6000XP with 2X100Ah battery out in RV. No problem. Will work with the non-inverter power of my Generac RS8000 backup of last resort. Really was hoping to get the most charge from a quiet and fuel efficient Honda eu2000i. Tested Honda with 20Amp x 20'cord into RV 2x100Ah 48v battery. Ran well. Did not overload. That is what was looking for best match for the Honda to avoid the big monster generator. With the batteries and inverters will run everything in the house and RV if there is no sun and grid is down. Meter LCD shows volts and watts is nice also and not visible or marked in photos.

Works as expected Ran a quick test using my Honda EU2200i generator. The output power was about 1800 watts if I recall. Display showed the output on the charger to be doing 29.9 amps. My EG4 batteries were showing a combined charge of 28.5 amps so the built-in meter is close. I only tested for 20 minutes or so but the charger ran cool and all worked as expected during this time.

Charges batteries but uses a lot of wattage to do it, might be better off with more amperage

have questions about the unit The box say's it's 58.4 v 30 amp. Because it works with both other counties that are 220v in the direction it says it work with both 110 or 220 has a 30a for 110 and 45 a for 220, I think the box is mismarked but I am still waiting to here from there techno dept. see if it will work with my 48 v battery it says on the box 30a/58.4v not 48v