What is a rectifier?

Devices that convert alternating current (AC) to direct current (DC) are called rectifiers. The output current and voltage of these devices are electronically controlled. The devices are microprocessor controlled and have communication options and digital front panel. Rectifiers are generally used for charging battery systems.

What should be considered when buying a rectifier?
Models operating according to the Constant Voltage and Constant Current principle should be especially preferred. With an advanced rectifier device, output voltage, output current, fast charging voltage, fast charging time should be adjustable.

Overheat, short circuit and overvoltage protections are important for rectifier safety. Therefore, microprocessor controlled rectifiers should be preferred.

Rectifier Types
Three-phase rectifiers and single-phase rectifiers;

12 VDC Rectifier

24 VDC Rectifier

48 VDC Rectifier

110 VDC Rectifier

220 VDC Rectifier

Rectifier models with output can be produced.

Standard output capacities of rectifiers are 15, 30, 50, 80, 100, 100...300 amps.