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Battery Charger

Borri RTB series battery charger is a heavy-duty industrial battery charger designed to provide reliable DC power in the most demanding environments, such as oil and gas or power generation plants. These systems utilize proven thyristor-controlled technology to ensure long-term stability and high-performance charging for various battery types. Engineered for durability, the RTB model is highly customizable and features a robust design that maintains critical operations even under extreme electrical and environmental stress.

Key Features

• Thyristor-Controlled Technology: Uses a 6 or 12-pulse phase-controlled rectifier for high reliability and precise voltage regulation.
• Isolation Transformer: Includes a built-in input isolation transformer to protect the DC load and batteries from mains disturbances.
• Modular Monitoring: Equipped with a digital control panel that provides real-time diagnostics, event logging, and alarm history.
• Flexible Battery Compatibility: Supports a wide range of batteries, including VRLA, Ni-Cd, and vented Lead-Acid.
• High IP Protection: Available in various enclosure ratings (up to IP54) to withstand dust, moisture, and harsh industrial climates.
• Parallel Capability: Units can be connected in N+1 redundancy or parallel configurations to increase power capacity and system availability.

Key Benefits

• Extreme Longevity: Designed for a service life exceeding 20 years, making it a sustainable long-term investment for critical infrastructure.
• Maximum Uptime: The robust components and redundant options ensure that critical DC loads stay powered during total AC mains failure.
• Low Maintenance: Its industrial-grade build and clear diagnostic interface minimize the need for frequent site visits and complex repairs.
• Enhanced Safety: Internal protection mechanisms prevent battery overcharging and deep discharge, significantly extending the life of your battery bank.
• Tailored Solutions: The “made-to-order” approach allows the system to meet specific site requirements, including special input voltages or seismic constraints.