Battery pack charging system
OwnerJames Robert CARBERRY, II, Thomas C. KOHLER +3inventors
InventorsJames Robert CARBERRY, II, Thomas C. KOHLER, Karl PALM, Rebecca SUN, Matthew J. VELDERMAN
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OwnerJames Robert CARBERRY, II, Thomas C. KOHLER +3inventors
InventorsJames Robert CARBERRY, II, Thomas C. KOHLER, Karl PALM, Rebecca SUN, Matthew J. VELDERMAN
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A commercial grade job site charging system is presented. The charging system may include a large container, for example a large metal box. The enclosure may be designed and configured to receive, via a temporary connection, relatively high input power, e.g., 480V, 3-phase, 60 A, for receiving a plurality of rechargeable, removable battery packs. The charging system may include a plurality of interior chargers of relatively lower power, e.g., 120V single phase, 15 A. The charging system may include a high power transformer to adapt the relatively high input power voltage to that of the lower power chargers. The charging system may simultaneously charge a plurality of battery packs, e.g., 32 battery packs.
A commercial grade jobsite charging system, comprising an enclosure, the enclosure including a top wall, a bottom wall, and four side walls coupling the top wall and the bottom wall forming a generally rectangular box defining an internal cavity, a plurality of multi-port chargers, a power input that is configured to receive power from an outside power source, each charger operable at a relatively low power level compared to the power input, a first set of chargers are attached to an internal surface of a first side wall, a second set of chargers are attached to an internal surface of a second side wall, the second side wall being opposed to the first side wall.
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