ProMariner ProTournament 500 50 Amp Battery Charger 12/24/36/48v 5 Bank 120v Input

The ProMariner ProTournament 500 is a rugged five-bank marine battery charger designed for boats with multiple batteries. It delivers fast, balanced charging across 12/24/36/48V systems from a standard 120V outlet, keeping your power ready on shore or at the dock.

• Banks: 5 independent banks delivering true-rated constant-current charging for fast, balanced charging of multiple batteries simultaneously.
• System Voltage: Supports 12/24/36/48V DC systems plus engine DC compatibility for versatile marine power setups.
• Power Output: 24 A total output to efficiently charge multiple batteries at once.
• Input & Cables: 120 VAC input with 6 ft VAC and DC cables; NEMA 5-15 plug included.
• Durability: IP67 sealed waterproof design built to withstand rain, spray, and splash in harsh marine environments.
• Cooling & Performance: Tri-surface aluminum heat sink with advanced thermal modeling; Turbo Charge Mode with Forced Induction Power Flow Cooling on high-power models for time-critical charging.
• Charging Profiles: Full 5-stage digital performance charging; 4 digitally selectable profiles for Flooded, AGM, and ProMariner approved LiFePO4 chemistries.
• Monitoring & Indicators: AC Glow Plug LED with three colors indicating charging, conditioning, or auto-maintain; Dual-mode battery status monitor shows charge progress or remaining onboard power.
• Safety & Certification: UL Marine 1236 compliant design with DOE/CEC energy efficiency requirements; built-in safety features include dual inline waterproof fuses, reverse polarity, over‑temperature, over‑current, over‑voltage, and ignition protection.

The ProTournament 500 provides intelligent power distribution across multiple battery banks, broad chemistry support, and comprehensive monitoring to maximize battery life and performance. With a robust IP67 build, 24 A of charging power, and clear status indicators, it’s a reliable solution for maintaining ready-to-use batteries whether you’re plugged in at the dock or anchored offshore.