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SPE CBHD3 24V 25A Onboard Battery Charger for IPC Eagle | CBHD3-2425

Name: SPE CBHD3 24V 25A Onboard Battery Charger for IPC Eagle | CBHD3-2425
Brand: SPE Elettronica
SKU: CBHD3-2425
Price: 372.0 USD
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SPE CBHD3 24V 25A Onboard Battery Charger — CBHD3-2425

The CBHD3 is S.P.E. Elettronica Industriale's high-frequency onboard charger, fitted as original equipment on IPC Eagle machines and widely used across floor scrubbers, sweepers, pallet trucks and lift platforms. This is the 24 V, 25 A version.

High-frequency switching means it is small and light enough to stay on the machine — 2.8 kg against the weight of an old ferroresonant unit — and its universal 100–240 Vac input means the same charger works on any mains supply it is likely to meet. Power factor correction and a soft start keep it civil on a shared circuit, and it tolerates the input voltage sag you get at the end of a long extension lead.

Brand new, never remanufactured — see our Brand New Promise.

Specifications

Manufacturer: S.P.E. Elettronica Industriale
Part number: CBHD3-2425
Output: 24 V, 25 A
Mains input: 100–240 Vac universal
Battery types: flooded lead-acid, GEL and AGM
Charging curves: IUIa ACD, IUIa GEL, IUIa AGM, IUUo GEL — selectable
Suits battery banks of roughly: 220–315 Ah at 24 V
Protections: reverse polarity, short circuit and overvoltage via an output relay, plus thermal protection
Cooling: active
Housing: flameproof, UL 94-V0 rated
Operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)
Storage: −20 °C to +50 °C, 0–80% RH
Dimensions: 245 × 160 × 90 mm (9.6" × 6.3" × 3.5")
Weight: 2.8 kg (6.2 lb)
Compliance: CE. EMC 2014/30/EC via EN 55014-1, EN 55014-2, EN 61000-3-2, EN 61000-3-3. LVD 2014/35/EC via EN 60335-1, EN 60335-2-29, EN 62233.
Warranty: 1 year. See our Warranty & Return Policy.

Reading the status LED

Worth keeping to hand — the CBHD3 reports everything through one indicator:

LED	Meaning
Red, two flashes at power-up	Set to lead-acid mode
Green, two flashes at power-up	Set to GEL / AGM mode
Solid red	First charge phase
Solid yellow	Second charge phase
Solid green	Charge complete, or maintenance
Flashing yellow	Battery unsuitable or disconnected, or an output short circuit
Flashing red	Safety timer exceeded, or an internal short circuit

A flashing yellow is usually a connection or a dead cell rather than a dead charger. A flashing red that comes back after a power cycle is a charger fault — talk to us before you replace anything.

Getting the battery type right

The CBHD3 is configured for a battery chemistry, and the curve matters: putting a flooded-lead profile on a GEL or AGM bank will cook it, and the reverse will leave it chronically undercharged. Tell us which batteries you are running when you order and we will supply it set correctly. Flooded lead-acid is the default configuration.

On lithium: S.P.E. note that lithium-ion and lithium-polymer banks may only be charged where a BMS is managing the pack. If you are converting a machine to lithium, speak to us first — the charger is rarely the only thing that needs to change.

Frequently asked questions

Will this fit my machine?

It is the 24 V 25 A CBHD3, fitted as original equipment on a range of IPC Eagle machines. Check the voltage and current rating on the charger you are replacing, and the connector. If you are not certain, send us the machine make, model and the part number on the existing unit and we will confirm fit before you buy.

What size battery bank does it suit?

Roughly 220–315 Ah at 24 V as a guide. A much smaller bank will be charged harder than it wants; a much larger one will take a long time. Tell us the bank and we will say whether this is the right rating or whether you want the 15 A or 20 A version.

Is it a 12V or 24V charger?

24 V. The CBHD3 is built in both 12 V and 24 V forms and in 15 A, 20 A and 25 A ratings, so check the label on your old one. Fitting the wrong voltage will not work and may damage the bank.