Description
Sure Power 100 Amp Sure Power DC – DC Converter Equalizer 52210
Sure Power 100 Amp Sure Power DC – DC Converters & Battery Equalizers
Was part number Sure Power 52210
Now part number 21100E00
SURE POWER 21100, 21100E00, 52108, 52210, 52210P, 52210RB, 52210RB-B, 52210RB-T
Same quality and performance
Now part numberSure Power 100 Amp Sure Power DC – DC Converter Equalizer 52210
Same quality and performance
100 Amp DC – DC Converters & Battery Equalizers Special Design Features Include: Low standby current drain – typically 5mA or less. -40° to +85°C operating temperature at full current derated at higher temperatures. Thermally protected for over temperature conditions. Short circuit and over current protected. Reverse polarity protected – all conditions. Over voltage/low voltage protected. Will continuously stand off up to 100Vdc. Loss of ground protected. Low EMI – some models meet CE standards and some models meet MIL 461 standards. Operating input voltage range from 18-42Vdc negative ground. Shock and vibration resistant. Completely environmentally sealed and encapsulated. Operates at better than 85-95% efficiency. Units can be paralleled for greater output capacity. Specifications:Input voltage 24V Output Voltage 12V Output Current 100 A Function Equalizer Special Features Fully Featured, Fully Protected No Serviceable Parts
Superseded by 21100E00
Eaton’s Sure Power 21100E00 Equalizer
Category:
Converters & Equalizers
Manufacturer:
Eaton
Sure Power 2110E00 Equalizer for battery balance in dual voltage systems
Replaces Sure Power 52210
Rated SAE J1455 and SAE J1113
Equalizers maintain battery balance or equalization in dual voltage battery systems
Thermal overload shutdown
Short circuit and over-current protected
Reverse polarity protected
Over/low voltage protection
Low standby current drain
Maintains battery balance while pulling loads from the batteries
Optional output voltage shift terminal available to aid in optimizing charging systems and serve as ignition pin
LED status indicator provided to denote when the unit is producing current
185°F (85°C) to -40°F (-40°C) at full current, derated at higher temperatures
Three 8 mm studs
