Sapphire Energy
36V / 48V SMART Battery Charger
36V / 48V SMART Battery Charger
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HTRC P3648 Battery Charger
A powerful, versatile, and portable charger — designed to keep your Sapphire Energy batteries in peak condition. The HTRC P3648 works with both 36V and 48V systems, covering lithium (LiFePO4) and traditional lead-acid battery types. Built-in multi-stage charging profiles ensure safe, efficient, and worry-free charging every time.
With up to 18A @ 36V and 13A @ 48V, you can recharge golf carts, marine batteries, and solar power systems. Quick & Safe, just clip on the heavy-duty clamps, select your voltage, and let the microprocessor do the rest.
Why You’ll Love It
- Fixed Voltage Switch – reduces risk of accidental overcharge by setting the voltage of your bank easily via switch.
- Safe & Smart – microprocessor controlled, reverse polarity protection, and seasonal compensation for lead charging.
- Powerful Output – charge large batteries quickly, or set current limits for smaller ones
- Portable & Quiet – lightweight design with load-dependent cooling fan
- Versatile Modes – includes a forced charge function to re-activate dead lead-acid batteries and wake up undercharged lithium packs
- On/Off Switch & Fuse – Safety & Simplicity of operation.
This is the latest in a line of charger products that has wowed us — it’s compact, reliable, and noticeably quieter than many comparable chargers. It also features a XT60 output port for maximum flexibility with external adapters.
Perfect for the shop, garage, or to keep in your travel kit. The built-in forced charge mode is especially useful: it can revive heavily discharged lead-acid batteries and safely “wake up” lithium batteries that have fallen below their BMS cut-off voltage.
Perfect For
- Golf Carts – Keep your golf cart batteries charged and ready to go!
- Off-Grid Cabins – keep backup batteries topped up during low-solar periods using your generator
- Marine / Boats – safe and reliable charging for onboard lithium or lead-acid banks
- Workshop & Garage – maintain or repair batteries for electric ATVs, Golf Carts, Lawn Tractors, Scooters, etc.
- Emergency Backup – revive dead lead-acid or wake up lithium packs when you need them most with a forced charging mode
- Travel & Service Kits – lightweight and portable, ideal for remote work or field service
Specifications
| AC Input | 100–240V (50/60Hz), 650W max |
| DC Output | 36V (18A max) / 48V (13A max) |
| Supported Batteries | LiFePO4 / Lithium / Lead Acid (AGM, GEL, EFB, MF, Flooded, VRLA, SLA) |
| Minimum Start Voltage | >26V |
| Suggested Capacity | Up to 300Ah (larger supported with extended charging times) |
| Dimensions | 230 × 125 × 70 mm (9.05 × 4.92 × 2.76 in) |
| Weight | 1.0 kg (2.2 lbs) |
What’s Included
- HTRC P3648 Charger Unit
- 2m AC Power Cord (Detachable / Replaceable IEC C13)
- Replaceable Heavy-Duty Alligator Clamps (XT60 Connector)
- User Instruction Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Use the built-in forced charge function to safely “wake up” undercharged lithium (LiFePO4) batteries that have tripped their BMS cut-off. Monitor closely and switch to the normal LiFePO4 mode once the pack reaches a healthy voltage.
It’s suitable for any size 36V or 48V bank; However the charging times will extend to match the size.
No. To avoid accidentally detecting a wrong battery voltage, there is a dedicated switch to select between 36V and 48V charging profiles.
YES.To avoid boiling a smaller battery, you can select from several current settings using the MODE button on the front of the charger.
Yes. Mode memory recalls your last used charging mode for quick setup next time.
Yes. Use the adjustable current limit switch to match smaller batteries or sensitive applications.
The fan is load-dependent and notably quiet compared to many chargers we’ve tested. It ramps up only when needed.
Yes. An advanced repair mode helps recover performance in sulfated lead-acid batteries.
Generally yes for moderate loads, but charging will be slower. For fastest, most consistent charging, minimize large loads during the charge cycle.
Yes — as long as the generator provides stable AC within 100–240V, 50/60Hz. For best results use an inverter generator, let it warm up and stabilize before connecting, avoid overloaded/unstable outputs, use a proper-gauge extension cord, and keep cable runs short.
Reverse polarity, over-temperature, seasonal compensation (summer/winter), and microprocessor-controlled multi-stage charging.
Yes. Wide-range input: 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz.
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