NOQON charging boosters: NB & NBS series They give freedom and save time: the NOQON charging boosters in the NB and NBS series. The letters NB in the series designations stand for "Battery Booster", the special devices for battery charging. This is where the NOQON charging boosters differ from conventional chargers: They allow a 12-volt battery to be charged by another 12-volt battery (battery-to-battery method, B2B for short). The charging process is controlled: the charging booster continuously checks the battery via the measuring lines to ensure that neither the supply battery is overcharged nor the starter battery discharged while driving. NOQON NBS models - charge boosters with integrated solar charge controller The S in the one NB series stands for the integrated solar charge controller, which, as an MPPT version, exceeds the efficiency of a conventional PWM charge controller. When the journey is interrupted or the vehicle arrives at its destination, solar charging starts automatically via the solar modules on the vehicle roof. The NOQON NBS 30 achieves a solar charging power of up to 250 W/20 A, the NOQON NBS 60 even up to 430 W/30 A. Charging process in three steps: Step 1: Maximum current up to the target value for constant voltage charging Step 2: Current decreases, constant voltage charging mode starts, charging time around 2 hours Step 3: Stop constant voltage charging at 12.6 volts battery voltage and start trickle charging Installing the NOQON charge booster The battery technology is selected via a DIP switch: Lithium or lead-acid/AGM/gel. The connection for the NOQON Charge Monitor CM 1 and the external NOQON Bluetooth dongle BTD1 is located on the battery booster. A monitor or smartphone informs the user about the current battery charge status, among other things. Further connections, for example for a voltage measurement cable, temperature sensor or additional supply batteries, are also available. Alternator as generator The vehicle alternator works like an electric generator, which is driven by the combustion engine to charge the starter battery and consumer devices. When the starter battery is finally charged depends on its initial state of charge and the duration of the journey. If the battery is full, it can no longer hold any reserves. This is where the NOQON charge booster comes in handy. It takes over the energy that is energy and stores it in an additional battery. Loss-free charging For optimum battery charging, the NOQON charge booster automatically adjusts the voltage measurement cables to the required values using an exact charging characteristic. In doing so, it compensates for line losses and voltage fluctuations from the generator that occur while driving - both for the battery and for the 12-volt consumer devices. NOQON charge booster - safety functions at a glance: Overvoltage and undervoltage protection of the main battery Undervoltage protection of the starter battery Overload protection for B2B charging Overheating protection Reverse protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overload protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overvoltage protection

NOQON charging boosters: NB & NBS series They give freedom and save time: the NOQON charging boosters in the NB and NBS series. The letters NB in the series designations stand for "Battery Booster", the special devices for battery charging. This is where the NOQON charging boosters differ from conventional chargers: They allow a 12-volt battery to be charged by another 12-volt battery (battery-to-battery method, B2B for short). The charging process is controlled: the charging booster continuously checks the battery via the measuring lines to ensure that neither the supply battery is overcharged nor the starter battery discharged while driving. NOQON NBS models - charge boosters with integrated solar charge controller The S in the one NB series stands for the integrated solar charge controller, which, as an MPPT version, exceeds the efficiency of a conventional PWM charge controller. When the journey is interrupted or the vehicle arrives at its destination, solar charging starts automatically via the solar modules on the vehicle roof. The NOQON NBS 30 achieves a solar charging power of up to 250 W/20 A, the NOQON NBS 60 even up to 430 W/30 A. Charging process in three steps: Step 1: Maximum current up to the target value for constant voltage charging Step 2: Current decreases, constant voltage charging mode starts, charging time around 2 hours Step 3: Stop constant voltage charging at 12.6 volts battery voltage and start trickle charging Installing the NOQON charge booster The battery technology is selected via a DIP switch: Lithium or lead-acid/AGM/gel. The connection for the NOQON Charge Monitor CM 1 and the external NOQON Bluetooth dongle BTD1 is located on the battery booster. A monitor or smartphone informs the user about the current battery charge status, among other things. Further connections, for example for a voltage measurement cable, temperature sensor or additional supply batteries, are also available. Alternator as generator The vehicle alternator works like an electric generator, which is driven by the combustion engine to charge the starter battery and consumer devices. When the starter battery is finally charged depends on its initial state of charge and the duration of the journey. If the battery is full, it can no longer hold any reserves. This is where the NOQON charge booster comes in handy. It takes over the energy that is energy and stores it in an additional battery. Loss-free charging For optimum battery charging, the NOQON charge booster automatically adjusts the voltage measurement cables to the required values using an exact charging characteristic. In doing so, it compensates for line losses and voltage fluctuations from the generator that occur while driving - both for the battery and for the 12-volt consumer devices. NOQON charge booster - safety functions at a glance: Overvoltage and undervoltage protection of the main battery Undervoltage protection of the starter battery Overload protection for B2B charging Overheating protection Reverse protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overload protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overvoltage protection

NOQON charging boosters: NB & NBS series They give freedom and save time: the NOQON charging boosters in the NB and NBS series. The letters NB in the series designations stand for "Battery Booster", the special devices for battery charging. This is where the NOQON charging boosters differ from conventional chargers: They allow a 12-volt battery to be charged by another 12-volt battery (battery-to-battery method, B2B for short). The charging process is controlled: the charging booster continuously checks the battery via the measuring lines to ensure that neither the supply battery is overcharged nor the starter battery discharged while driving. NOQON NBS models - charge boosters with integrated solar charge controller The S in the one NB series stands for the integrated solar charge controller, which, as an MPPT version, exceeds the efficiency of a conventional PWM charge controller. When the journey is interrupted or the vehicle arrives at its destination, solar charging starts automatically via the solar modules on the vehicle roof. The NOQON NBS 30 achieves a solar charging output of up to 250 W/20 A, the NOQON NBS 60 even up to 430 W/30 A. Charging process in three steps: Step 1: Maximum current up to the target value for constant voltage charging Step 2: Current decreases, constant voltage charging mode starts, charging time around 2 hours Step 3: Stop constant voltage charging at 12.6 volts battery voltage and start trickle charging Installing the NOQON charge booster The battery technology is selected via a DIP switch: Lithium or lead-acid/AGM/gel. The connection for the NOQON Charge Monitor CM 1 and the external NOQON Bluetooth dongle BTD1 is located on the battery booster. A monitor or smartphone informs the user about the current battery charge status, among other things. Further connections, for example for a voltage measurement cable, temperature sensor or additional supply batteries, are also available. Alternator as generator The vehicle alternator works like an electric generator, which is driven by the combustion engine to charge the starter battery and consumer devices. When the starter battery is finally charged depends on its initial state of charge and the duration of the journey. If the battery is full, it can no longer hold any reserves. This is where the NOQON charge booster comes in handy. It takes over the energy that is energy and stores it in an additional battery. Loss-free charging For optimum battery charging, the NOQON charge booster automatically adjusts the voltage measurement cables to the required values using an exact charging characteristic. In doing so, it compensates for line losses and voltage fluctuations from the generator that occur while driving - both for the battery and for the 12-volt consumer devices. NOQON charge booster - safety functions at a glance: Overvoltage and undervoltage protection of the main battery Undervoltage protection of the starter battery Overload protection for B2B charging Overheating protection Reverse protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overload protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overvoltage protection

NOQON charging boosters: NB & NBS series They give freedom and save time: the NOQON charging boosters in the NB and NBS series. The letters NB in the series designations stand for "Battery Booster", the special devices for battery charging. This is where the NOQON charging boosters differ from conventional chargers: They allow a 12-volt battery to be charged by another 12-volt battery (battery-to-battery method, B2B for short). The charging process is controlled: the charging booster continuously checks the battery via the measuring lines to ensure that neither the supply battery is overcharged nor the starter battery discharged while driving. NOQON NBS models - charge boosters with integrated solar charge controller The S in the one NB series stands for the integrated solar charge controller, which, as an MPPT version, exceeds the efficiency of a conventional PWM charge controller. When the journey is interrupted or the vehicle arrives at its destination, solar charging starts automatically via the solar modules on the vehicle roof. The NOQON NBS 30 achieves a solar charging output of up to 250 W/20 A, the NOQON NBS 60 even up to 430 W/30 A. Charging process in three steps: Step 1: Maximum current up to the target value for constant voltage charging Step 2: Current decreases, constant voltage charging mode starts, charging time around 2 hours Step 3: Stop constant voltage charging at 12.6 volts battery voltage and start trickle charging Installing the NOQON charge booster The battery technology is selected via a DIP switch: Lithium or lead-acid/AGM/gel. The connection for the NOQON Charge Monitor CM 1 and the external NOQON Bluetooth dongle BTD1 is located on the battery booster. A monitor or smartphone informs the user about the current battery charge status, among other things. Further connections, for example for a voltage measurement cable, temperature sensor or additional supply batteries, are also available. Alternator as generator The vehicle alternator works like an electric generator, which is driven by the combustion engine to charge the starter battery and consumer devices. When the starter battery is finally charged depends on its initial state of charge and the duration of the journey. If the battery is full, it can no longer hold any reserves. This is where the NOQON charge booster comes in handy. It takes over the energy that is energy and stores it in an additional battery. Loss-free charging For optimum battery charging, the NOQON charge booster automatically adjusts the voltage measurement cables to the required values using an exact charging characteristic. In doing so, it compensates for line losses and voltage fluctuations from the generator that occur while driving - both for the battery and for the 12-volt consumer devices. NOQON charge booster - safety functions at a glance: Overvoltage and undervoltage protection of the main battery Undervoltage protection of the starter battery Overload protection for B2B charging Overheating protection Reverse protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overload protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overvoltage protection

NOQON charging boosters: NB & NBS series They give freedom and save time: the NOQON charging boosters in the NB and NBS series. The letters NB in the series designations stand for "Battery Booster", the special devices for battery charging. This is where the NOQON charging boosters differ from conventional chargers: They allow a 12-volt battery to be charged by another 12-volt battery (battery-to-battery method, B2B for short). The charging process is controlled: the charging booster continuously checks the battery via the measuring lines to ensure that neither the supply battery is overcharged nor the starter battery discharged while driving. NOQON NBS models - charge boosters with integrated solar charge controller The S in the one NB series stands for the integrated solar charge controller, which, as an MPPT version, exceeds the efficiency of a conventional PWM charge controller. When the journey is interrupted or the vehicle arrives at its destination, solar charging starts automatically via the solar modules on the vehicle roof. The NOQON NBS 30 achieves a solar charging output of up to 250 W/20 A, the NOQON NBS 60 even up to 430 W/30 A. Charging process in three steps: Step 1: Maximum current up to the target value for constant voltage charging Step 2: Current decreases, constant voltage charging mode starts, charging time around 2 hours Step 3: Stop constant voltage charging at 12.6 volts battery voltage and start trickle charging Installing the NOQON charge booster The battery technology is selected via a DIP switch: Lithium or lead-acid/AGM/gel. The connection for the NOQON Charge Monitor CM 1 and the external NOQON Bluetooth dongle BTD1 is located on the battery booster. A monitor or smartphone informs the user about the current battery charge status, among other things. Further connections, for example for a voltage measurement cable, temperature sensor or additional supply batteries, are also available. Alternator as generator The vehicle alternator works like an electric generator, which is driven by the combustion engine to charge the starter battery and consumer devices. When the starter battery is finally charged depends on its initial state of charge and the duration of the journey. If the battery is full, it can no longer hold any reserves. This is where the NOQON charge booster comes in handy. It takes over the energy that is energy and stores it in an additional battery. Loss-free charging For optimum battery charging, the NOQON charge booster automatically adjusts the voltage measurement cables to the required values using an exact charging characteristic. It compensates for line losses and voltage fluctuations from the generator that occur while driving - both for the battery and the 12-volt consumer devices. NOQON charge booster - safety functions at a glance: Overvoltage and undervoltage protection of the main battery Undervoltage protection of the starter battery Overload protection for B2B charging Overheating protection Reverse protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overload protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overvoltage protection

NOQON charging boosters: NB & NBS series They give freedom and save time: the NOQON charging boosters in the NB and NBS series. The letters NB in the series designations stand for "Battery Booster", the special devices for battery charging. This is where the NOQON charging boosters differ from conventional chargers: They allow a 12-volt battery to be charged by another 12-volt battery (battery-to-battery method, B2B for short). The charging process is controlled: the charging booster continuously checks the battery via the measuring lines to ensure that neither the supply battery is overcharged nor the starter battery discharged while driving. NOQON NBS models - charge boosters with integrated solar charge controller The S in the one NB series stands for the integrated solar charge controller, which, as an MPPT version, exceeds the efficiency of a conventional PWM charge controller. When the journey is interrupted or the vehicle arrives at its destination, solar charging starts automatically via the solar modules on the vehicle roof. The NOQON NBS 30 achieves a solar charging output of up to 250 W/20 A, the NOQON NBS 60 even up to 430 W/30 A. Charging process in three steps: Step 1: Maximum current up to the target value for constant voltage charging Step 2: Current decreases, constant voltage charging mode starts, charging time around 2 hours Step 3: Stop constant voltage charging at 12.6 volts battery voltage and start trickle charging Installing the NOQON charge booster The battery technology is selected via a DIP switch: Lithium or lead-acid/AGM/gel. The connection for the NOQON Charge Monitor CM 1 and the external NOQON Bluetooth dongle BTD1 is located on the battery booster. A monitor or smartphone informs the user about the current battery charge status, among other things. Further connections, for example for a voltage measurement cable, temperature sensor or additional supply batteries, are also available. Alternator as generator The vehicle alternator works like an electric generator, which is driven by the combustion engine to charge the starter battery and consumer devices. When the starter battery is finally charged depends on its initial state of charge and the duration of the journey. If the battery is full, it can no longer hold any reserves. This is where the NOQON charge booster comes in handy. It takes over the energy that is energy and stores it in an additional battery. Loss-free charging For optimum battery charging, the NOQON charge booster automatically adjusts the voltage measurement cables to the required values using an exact charging characteristic. It compensates for line losses and voltage fluctuations from the generator that occur while driving - both for the battery and the 12-volt consumer devices. NOQON charge booster - safety functions at a glance: Overvoltage and undervoltage protection of the main battery Undervoltage protection of the starter battery Overload protection for B2B charging Overheating protection Reverse protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overload protection NOQON NBS models only: PV overvoltage protection

NOQON Ladebooster: NB- & NBS-Serie Sie schenken Freiheit und sparen Zeit: die NOQON Ladebooster der NB- und NBS-Serie. Die Buchstaben NB der Serienbezeichnungen stehen für "Battery Booster" - englisch für "Ladebooster", die Spezialgeräte zur Batterieaufladung. Worin sich die NOQON Ladebooster von herkömmlichen Ladegeräten unterscheiden: Sie erlauben das Laden einer 12-Volt-Batterie durch eine andere 12-Volt-Batterie (Battery-to-Battery-Methode, kurz B2B). Dabei läuft der Ladevorgang kontrolliert ab: Der Ladebooster prüft Batterie über die Messleitungen kontinuierlich, dass während der Fahrt weder die Versorgungsbatterie überladen noch die Starterbatterie entladen wird.   NOQON NBS-Modelle - Ladebooster mit integrierten Solarladeregler Das S der einen NB-Serie steht für den hier integrierten Solarladeregler, der als MPPT-Version den Wirkungsgrad eines herkömmlichen PWM-Ladereglers übertrifft. Bei Fahrtunterbrechungen oder Ankunft am Fahrtziel startet die Solarladung über die Solarmodule auf dem Fahrzeugdach automatisch. Der NOQON NBS 30 erreicht eine Solarladeleistung bis 250 W/20 A, der NOQON NBS 60 sogar bis zu 430 W/30 A.   Ladevorgang in drei Schritten: Schritt 1: Maximaler Strom bis zum Zielwert der Konstantspannungsladung Schritt 2: Strom sinkt, Konstantspannungslademodus startet, Ladedauer rund 2 Stunden SChritt 3: Stopp der Konstantspannungsladung bei 12,6 Volt Batteriespannung und Einleitung der Erhaltungsladung   Installation des NOQON Ladeboosters Über einen DIP-Schalter wird die Batterietechnologie gewählt: Lithium oder Blei-Säure/AGM/Gel. Am Battery Booster befindet sich der Anschluss für den NOQON Solar Monitor NSM1 und der externe NOQON Bluetooth-Dongle BTD1. Ein Monitor oder Smartphone informieren den Anwender unter anderem über den aktuellen Batterieladezustand. Weitere Anschlüsse, zum Beispiel für einen Spannungmesskabel, Temperatursensor oder zusätzliche Versorgungsbatterien sind ebenso vorhanden.   Lichtmaschine als Generator Die Fahrzeug-Lichtmaschine funktioniert wie ein elektrischer Generator, den hier der Verbrennungsmotor zum Aufladen von Starterbatterie und Verbrauchergeräten antreibt. Wann die Starterbatterie schließlich aufgeladen ist, hängt von ihrem anfänglichen Ladezustand und der Fahrtdauer ab. Ist die Batterie voll, kann sie keine Reserven mehr aufnehmen. Hier kommt der NOQON Ladebooster wie gerufen. Er übernimmt die weiter erzeugte Energie und speichert sie in einer zusätzlichen Batterie.   Verlustfreie Aufladung Zur optimalen Batterieaufladung passt der NOQON Ladebooster über eine exakte Ladekennlinie die Spannungmesskabel automatisch auf die benötigten Werte an. Dabei gleicht er während der Fahrt auftretende Leitungsverluste und Spannungsschwankungen vom Generator aus - sowohl was die Batterie als auch was die 12-Volt-Verbrauchergeräte betrifft.   NOQON Ladebooster - Sicherheitsfunktionen im Überblick: Über- und Unterspannungsschutz der Hauptbatterie Unterspannungsschutz der Starterbatterie Überlastungsschutz der B2B-Ladung Überhitzungsschutz Umkehrschutz Nur NOQON NBS-Modelle: PV-Überlastungsschutz Nur NOQON NBS-Modelle: PV-Überspannungsschutz  

NOQON Ladebooster: NB- & NBS-Serie Sie schenken Freiheit und sparen Zeit: die NOQON Ladebooster der NB- und NBS-Serie. Die Buchstaben NB der Serienbezeichnungen stehen für "Battery Booster" - englisch für "Ladebooster", die Spezialgeräte zur Batterieaufladung. Worin sich die NOQON Ladebooster von herkömmlichen Ladegeräten unterscheiden: Sie erlauben das Laden einer 12-Volt-Batterie durch eine andere 12-Volt-Batterie (Battery-to-Battery-Methode, kurz B2B). Dabei läuft der Ladevorgang kontrolliert ab: Der Ladebooster prüft Batterie über die Messleitungen kontinuierlich, dass während der Fahrt weder die Versorgungsbatterie überladen noch die Starterbatterie entladen wird.   NOQON NBS-Modelle - Ladebooster mit integrierten Solarladeregler Das S der einen NB-Serie steht für den hier integrierten Solarladeregler, der als MPPT-Version den Wirkungsgrad eines herkömmlichen PWM-Ladereglers übertrifft. Bei Fahrtunterbrechungen oder Ankunft am Fahrtziel startet die Solarladung über die Solarmodule auf dem Fahrzeugdach automatisch. Der NOQON NBS 30 erreicht eine Solarladeleistung bis 250 W/20 A, der NOQON NBS 60 sogar bis zu 430 W/30 A.   Ladevorgang in drei Schritten: Schritt 1: Maximaler Strom bis zum Zielwert der Konstantspannungsladung Schritt 2: Strom sinkt, Konstantspannungslademodus startet, Ladedauer rund 2 Stunden SChritt 3: Stopp der Konstantspannungsladung bei 12,6 Volt Batteriespannung und Einleitung der Erhaltungsladung   Installation des NOQON Ladeboosters Über einen DIP-Schalter wird die Batterietechnologie gewählt: Lithium oder Blei-Säure/AGM/Gel. Am Battery Booster befindet sich der Anschluss für den NOQON Charge Monitor CM 1 und der externe NOQON Bluetooth-Dongle BTD1. Ein Monitor oder Smartphone informieren den Anwender unter anderem über den aktuellen Batterieladezustand. Weitere Anschlüsse, zum Beispiel für einen Spannungmesskabel, Temperatursensor oder zusätzliche Versorgungsbatterien sind ebenso vorhanden.   Lichtmaschine als Generator Die Fahrzeug-Lichtmaschine funktioniert wie ein elektrischer Generator, den hier der Verbrennungsmotor zum Aufladen von Starterbatterie und Verbrauchergeräten antreibt. Wann die Starterbatterie schließlich aufgeladen ist, hängt von ihrem anfänglichen Ladezustand und der Fahrtdauer ab. Ist die Batterie voll, kann sie keine Reserven mehr aufnehmen. Hier kommt der NOQON Ladebooster wie gerufen. Er übernimmt die weiter erzeugte Energie und speichert sie in einer zusätzlichen Batterie.   Verlustfreie Aufladung Zur optimalen Batterieaufladung passt der NOQON Ladebooster über eine exakte Ladekennlinie die Spannungmesskabel automatisch auf die benötigten Werte an. Dabei gleicht er während der Fahrt auftretende Leitungsverluste und Spannungsschwankungen vom Generator aus - sowohl was die Batterie als auch was die 12-Volt-Verbrauchergeräte betrifft.   NOQON Ladebooster - Sicherheitsfunktionen im Überblick: Über- und Unterspannungsschutz der Hauptbatterie Unterspannungsschutz der Starterbatterie Überlastungsschutz der B2B-Ladung Überhitzungsschutz Umkehrschutz Nur NOQON NBS-Modelle: PV-Überlastungsschutz Nur NOQON NBS-Modelle: PV-Überspannungsschutz