Mean Well
Mean Well PB-360N-12 14.7V 24.3A Battery Charger Power Supply
Charges lead-acid batteries at 14.7V 24.3A with three-stage charging, selectable 115/230VAC input and passive PFC
- TypeAT
- Three-stage charging optimises lead-acid battery life
- Selectable 115/230 VAC input suits global mains supplies
- Built-in passive PFC meets EN61000-3-2 Class A
- Comprehensive protection covers short circuit, reverse polarity, over-voltage and over-temperature
- Fan runs only when charging current demands cooling
Lead-acid battery charger
The Mean Well PB-360N-12 is a single-output power supply designed to charge lead-acid batteries using a three-stage charging profile. It delivers 14.7V at up to 24.3A for use in backup power, industrial equipment or off-grid installations. The unit operates from AC mains selected by a 115/230VAC switch.
Input voltage selection and PFC
The charger accepts either 115VAC or 230VAC input set by a manual switch, so the installer must match the local mains voltage before connection. An optional built-in passive PFC function complies with EN61000-3-2 Class A for harmonic current limits. No active power factor correction is included.
Protection features and cooling
Built-in protections cover short circuit, reverse polarity, over voltage and over temperature conditions. A two-colour LED indicator shows the charging status at a glance. The fan runs only when charging current demands it, reducing noise during low-load periods. The AT form factor suits standard industrial mounting.
Highlights
- Three-stage charging optimises lead-acid battery life
- Selectable 115/230 VAC input suits global mains supplies
- Built-in passive PFC meets EN61000-3-2 Class A
- Comprehensive protection covers short circuit, reverse polarity, over-voltage and over-temperature
- Fan runs only when charging current demands cooling
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which output voltage should I pick for a 12 V lead-acid bank?
The unit delivers 14.7 V, which is the correct absorption voltage for a nominal 12 V lead-acid battery.
What does the 360 W rating mean when the charger is connected to a battery?
At 14.7 V the supply can provide up to 24.3 A, giving roughly 360 W of charging power.
How does the AC input selector affect the PFC compliance?
The passive PFC meets EN61000-3-2 Class A whether the switch is set to 115 VAC or 230 VAC.
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