Vitals Master ST-200 (185734)
 | Outdated Product Device: charger & jump starter; Type: inverter; Battery voltage: 12 V; 24 V; Starting current (A): 100; Battery capacity 12V (Ah): 20 – 200; voltmeter; ammeter; USB A: USB-A (fast charge): USB type C: Power source: 230 V; Power (kW): 2.5; Size (mm): 280x240x190; Weight (kg): 7.3; |
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Universal starting and charging device
The intelligent "starter-charger" Vitals Master ST-200 is suitable for both recharging car batteries and for helping to start the engine of a vehicle with a discharged battery.
Wide compatibility
The model is designed to "refuel" standard 12-volt batteries and 24-volt batteries for trucks. The capacity of the battery being charged should be between 20 Ah and 200 Ah. The charging process is fully automated and takes place in three stages: first, the battery is charged with direct current with a gradual increase in terminal voltage to 75-80%, then with direct voltage with a gradual decrease in current, and finally, maintenance charging is provided.
Available settings
The settings include options for selecting battery types (traditional lead-acid, as well as more modern EFB, GEL, AGM) and charging current values (from 10 to 20 A, three settings). The settings are visualized using built-in indicators on the front panel and an information LED screen.
Help in starting the engine
An additional function of the device is the ability to start petrol and diesel engines if the main battery fails. The model provides starting currents of up to 100 A in nominal mode and up to 200 A in peak mode. This is especially useful when the starter battery is still working, but its energy is not enough to start the engine. The starting and charging device is powered from a standard 230 V electrical network.
