Greencell Weldman Charge 150 12V 230V 15A Battery Charger for 2-400Ah Lead-Acid Batteries

A depleted lead-acid battery can leave vehicles and equipment stranded, but the Greencell Weldman Charge 150 provides a dependable charging solution. This conventional charger operates from a standard 230V AC mains supply and delivers a 12V DC output with a maximum effective charging current of 15A, making it suitable for batteries with capacities from 2Ah to 400Ah. An analog ammeter allows you to monitor the charging progress at a glance, while built-in protection against overload, short circuit, and reverse polarity ensures safe operation.

Who is it for

This charger is ideal for workshops, garages, farms, and vehicle owners who need to maintain or recharge 12V lead-acid batteries, including WET, MF, and AGM types. It is especially useful for cars, motorcycles, boats, and other equipment with batteries up to 400Ah.

Main features

• Output voltage: 12V DC
• Max effective charging current: 15A
• Arithmetic charging current: 10A
• Recommended battery capacity: 2 - 400 Ah
• Input voltage: 230V AC, 50 Hz
• Input power: 200W
• Conventional/linear charging technology
• Analog ammeter for charge monitoring
• Protection: overload, short circuit, reverse polarity
• Compatible battery types: WET, MF, AGM
• Metal housing for durability
• Mains cable length: 1.5 m
• Charging cable length: 1.5 m
• CE certified

Specifications

• Brand: Greencell
• Model: Weldman Charge 150
• MPN: 523118
• EAN: 5902701750695
• Input voltage: 230V AC
• Input frequency: 50 Hz
• Output voltage: 12V DC
• Max effective charging current: 15A
• Arithmetic charging current: 10A
• Recommended battery capacity: 2 - 400 Ah
• Input power: 200W
• Charger type: Conventional / Linear
• Protection features: Overload, Short Circuit, Reverse Polarity
• Display type: Analog Ammeter
• Compatible battery types: Lead-Acid (WET, MF, AGM)
• Housing material: Metal
• Mains cable length: 1.5 m
• Charging cable length: 1.5 m
• Safety certifications: CE

Tips

Always connect the charger to the battery before plugging it into the mains to avoid sparks. For optimal battery life, use the charger in a well-ventilated area and disconnect it once the battery is fully charged. The analog ammeter will show a decreasing current as the battery approaches full charge.