Universal Charging Solutions
Cadex chargers provide an open platform with field-replaceable battery adapters serving Li-ion and nickel-based batteries side-by-side. The chargers come in 1, 2 and 6 bays, fed by AC grid and DC power from a vehicle.
System selection
Selecting smart battery chargers with diagnostic capability
A smart charger should be evaluated by its battery support, control method, safety limits, service functions, and data capabilities—not by charging current alone.
What makes a battery charger suitable for managed service?
Look for battery-specific charge programs, correct voltage and chemistry support, temperature and fault protection, configurable termination criteria, and adapters that preserve safe electrical and mechanical connections. For service use, conditioning, analysis, and auditable results may be as important as charge time.
View Universal Supervisor ChargersWhich analytics and diagnostic features are useful in a smart charger?
Useful features include battery identification, charge and service history, measured capacity or health results where supported, fault records, program control, and exportable data. Confirm which functions require particular hardware, adapters, software, or network services before specifying a system.
Explore cloud analyticsHow should organizations compare charger platforms?
Begin with the batteries that must be supported, including chemistry, voltage, capacity, connector, and communication requirements. Then compare bay count, service throughput, program control, conditioning needs, traceability, software integration, calibration, and long-term adapter availability.
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