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[laurentzeroS2016]

Hello everyone
it seems to be new at GWP. A new charger is output in 3400 watts. To see if it is compatible with the 1300 watts of origin!

link: http://www.greenwattpower.com/34evc.html

laurent

[Ndm]

Judging by the voltage output they are building it to Zero spec's, maybe it's next year's stock charger

[laurentzeroS2016]

Yes it seems to me that he is preparing this next charger for 2019! if we could adapt to our current zero it would be great because I had 2 charger failures in 2 years is catastrophic. It seems that CAN signal connections are compatible but too thick to replace the 1300 watts.

[Ndm]

With a little modification to the skid pan this seems like it would fit

[laurentzeroS2016]

At what price the company GWL will sell this charger! Elcon seems to be a better compromise and probably more reliable

[Neuer_User]

At what price the company GWL will sell this charger! Elcon seems to be a better compromise and probably more reliable

I think the Elcons are not waterproof.

[Ndm]

Also note that GWP makes the problematic charger currently used on the 2014+ models, so hopefully they learned from their mistakes with this unit, as far as I remember you can't buy one for personal use you must be an OEM

[laurentzeroS2016]

for elcon Tc yes it is Waterproof IP67 surely better than GWL! (IP65)

[BrianTRice@gmail.com]

The 3.4kW charger seems to have been reclassified as part of their DC-DC converter range, and the URL/page migrated to:
http://greenwattpower.com/3-4kw-dc-dc-converter-series/

Although this is also available rated 3.3kW:
http://greenwattpower.com/3300-watt-li-ion-series-of-chargers/

[nevetsyad]

Output voltage is 200 minimum on the 3.3kW, would that be a problem?

[BrianTRice@gmail.com]

Output voltage is 200 minimum on the 3.3kW, would that be a problem?

Of course it would.