120v lithium battery charger required

[Peter]

Hi Forum. I am looking for a 120v - 134.4v lithium battery charger with 10 -20A or more charging capability. Has anyone seen such an animal ??
Thanks. Peter

[arber333]

Maybe build one?
I have some boards left. You need to provide inductor, IGBT and capacitor. And my version does not include PFC circuit so it is quite heavy on the grid. I use it with 3phase as it loads the grid less that way...
https://www.diyelectriccar.com/threads/ ... tby=oldest

Otherwise you can get one CAN controllable charger here:
https://evshop.eu/en/chargers/223-tc-ch ... v-23a.html
https://evshop.eu/en/chargers/222-8461- ... 00_250_kbs

[tom91]

A uk webstore stocking it https://shop.fellten.com/shop/hk-mf-144 ... 9563#attr=

[marcexec]

I'm using a triplet of Meanwell HLG's for ~140V, lower current though. Working fine for years now, but make sure you're in the regulation range.

[Peter]

Thanks to all who replied. Looking at the options and prices.....

[prensel]

I think I have one, it is an Elcon something... setup for 120ish volts but can be adapted. Let me know if you are interested. I'm travelling to the UK next week so can bring along if wanted.

[bruceJ]

I'm using the longrun (from Alibaba). up to 440V, CAN control so you need a BMS with this capability. programmed to run like an Elcon. you can also parallel them.
http://www.longruncs.com/h-col-118.html
no problems for about 2 years now. their customer support is good.
re reading this it sounds like a sales pitch- I'm just a happy customer, although if they want to pay me I won't say no!