Schulze 6-330d Chargers For Sale (24v/36v NiCad)

**teamstorm** · 20th March 2011, 18:28

Our old faithful Schulze chargers aren't needed any longer so we're putting them up for sale. Full specification can be found at http://www.schulze-elektronik-gmbh.com/isl6-e.htm

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1-30 (36) cells Ni-Cd - automatic and combination programs = maintenance programs available!,
1-30 (36) cells Ni-MH - NEW: automatic and combination programs = maintenance programs available!,
1-19 (23) cells Lead-acid, lead-gel,
1-12 (15) cells A123 = Li-Fe (A123, Saphion with software upgrade),
earlier Software Versions = Li-MnO (Tadiran batteries),
1-11 (13) cells Li-Io,
1-11 (13) cells Li-Po.

It will charge a 24 NiCad pack at 5.5Amps, a 36v NiCad pack at around 3amps.

The best function that is has is a Charge/Discharge cycle function where it will automatically cycle your batteries through 3 charges/discharge cycles itself to allow you to condition your batteries - we regularly used this with Storm II's NiCad packs.

The software in the charger is currently at version 7.16, they can be upgraded to the latest version of the software which will enable them to charge A123's.

They're fantastic pieces of kit, exceptionally good chargers - there are very few chargers out there that will charge 36v packs.

For sale at just Â£45 each, including standard banana plugs on the power leads and original boxes.

Any questions, feel free to ask !

**jonny** · 20th March 2011, 20:54

hi, what is the minimum charging current?

**teamstorm** · 21st March 2011, 10:05

Minimum charge current is 250mA - you can configure the current.

**leorcc** · 21st March 2011, 14:27

They really are excellent chargers, I have an ISL-636+ and its been serving me well for over 7 years now. At 45 pounds a piece these 6-330d's are a bargain.