The charger for lead accumulators of 6 V from 4.5 Ach to 12 Ach
The charger for children's machines on 6 volt lead accumulators from 4.5 Ach to 12 Ach
With a charge indicator. At a charge the red lamp burns. After end of a charge the green lamp lights up and the charge stops.
Characteristics:
Current of a charge of 1 Ampere
Voltage of a charge is 7,2 volts
Charge current constant.
Alternating entrance voltage of 220 Volts.
With a charge indicator.
Automatic shutdown of a charge.
Educational program
Current the movement of electrons - ordered, directed in the conductor.
Current is measured in amperes.
Current of 1 amperes is the current passing in the conductor in siyo a moment.
Capacity of the accumulator is the reserved energy.
Capacity of the accumulator is measured in Ach (ampere-hours).
At charge current in 1 A in 12 hours - the accumulator will receive the capacity of 12 Ach.
At charge current in 1 A in 5 hours - the accumulator will receive the capacity of 5 Ach.
Therefore at identical current in 1 A accumulator will receive different capacity from the charger.
Therefore the charger 1 A can charge accumulators, different in capacity.
But if to try to charge the tight accumulator 12 of Ach with current of 12 Amperes within 1 hour, then it will begin to boil and will blow up. The untight accumulator will begin to boil, and electrolyte will get outside. Therefore charging current has to be less than the capacity of the accumulator.
The charger has an electronic chip (Protection against a recharge) which does not allow to make an excess charge. At a total charge the chip will turn off automatically process of a charge and instead of red, the green bulb will light up.
