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Battery chargers typically transform standard AC power into DC power that is stored in the battery for later use. High-frequency chargers are simply more effective than conventional motive chargers like ferro resonant, silicon controlled rectifier (SCR), and some hybrid varieties.
To convert power at higher frequencies, HF chargers make use of sophisticated circuitry and technology. Charger efficiency is improved as a result of this high-frequency process’s reduction of conversion losses.
The power factor of high-frequency battery chargers is higher than that of conventional chargers.The power factor, a measure of efficiency, ranges from 0 to 1, with 1 representing the highest efficiency.The charging power and the charging power are compared to each other to determine the rating.
If you’ve recently evaluated HF chargers, you probably noticed that their prices are typically higher than those of conventional forklift battery chargers.
However, if your objective is to be able to park the lift and charge during breaks to boost daytime productivity, the initial investment will be well worth it, and your overall gain will be significantly greater.
Even better, switching to a high-frequency charger from a standard battery charger will pay for itself many times over the HF charger’s lifetime thanks to the energy savings.
In point of fact, that is the main reason why our clients switch to HF chargers.High-frequency chargers may cost more up front, but over time, you’ll pay much less for energy.
The Global High Frequency Charger Market accounted for $XX Billion in 2021 and is anticipated to reach $XX Billion by 2030, registering a CAGR of XX% from 2022 to 2030.
With the introduction of Zivan srl’s (Zivan) new charger, CT3.3 Compact Titan, ZAPI GROUP, a global leader in electrification, announced a new comprehensive charging platform.
The first Zivan charger model is a 3.3 kilowatt (kW) solution that builds on the success of the first generation, which was adopted by leading OEMs in Europe.
A design partnership with Delta-Q Technologies Corp. (Delta-Q) based on its XV3300 charger, which was announced last year, also led to the creation of the new charger.
Both Zivan’s CT3.3 Compact Titan and Delta-Q’s XV3300 product models are included in the ZAPI GROUP charger platform, providing OEMs all over the world with adaptable and durable charging options.
The goal of the collaboration between Zivan and Delta-Q is to offer a power electronics platform that both brands can customize to meet the needs of different markets and customers.
Zivan and Delta-Q, who are experts in charging within the ZAPI GROUP, created the charger’s hardware, software, and mechanical durability for use in both established and emerging electrification markets, such as OEMs in the construction and industrial industries making the switch to electric drive.
The first 3.3 kW chargers that are part of ZAPI GROUP’s charging platform meet the needs of customers in global markets for electrified applications.The new products uphold Zivan and Delta-Q’s leadership in ruggedized chargers of high quality designed specifically for the most demanding applications.
