AC/DC Converter – CNV2-B is designed to operate as part of a military vehicle battery management architecture or as an independent DC power source. The converter supplies regulated 24 VDC power to onboard electrical systems and enables controlled charging of vehicle batteries, supporting system reliability and battery performance during operations.
CNV2-B is suitable for a wide range of military applications including armored vehicles, fighter aircraft, unmanned aerial vehicles, submarines, and mobile military platforms. It is also used in field hospitals, logistics units, and fixed military installations where reliable AC to DC power conversion and battery charging are required.
CNV2-B can be configured either as a DC power supply or as a battery charger. In DC mode, the converter is capable of supplying up to 80A independently from the vehicle engine. In battery charging mode, it can charge all connected batteries simultaneously.
The unit automatically disengages when the vehicle engine starts and shuts down automatically after completing its operation. Battery temperature is continuously monitored, allowing the system to adapt charging current automatically or stop operation when necessary to protect battery health.
Audible and visual alerts are provided for high voltage faults, short circuit conditions, battery charging errors, and converter malfunctions. The converter shuts down automatically in the event of a short circuit to ensure system safety. CNV2-B is transportable and equipped with a minimum five-meter cable to support flexible field deployment.
AC/DC Converter – CNV2-B is designed and tested in accordance with the following standards:
MIL-STD-810
MIL-STD-704
DO-160
IEEE 112
These standards verify environmental durability, electrical performance, electromagnetic compatibility, and operational reliability for military applications.
CNV2-B converts AC electrical power into regulated DC power for military systems while managing battery charging in a controlled and monitored manner. It supports continuous operation of electronic systems, protects batteries through adaptive charging, and ensures safe response to electrical fault conditions.
Designed for military use, CNV2-B plays a critical role in maintaining reliable power supply across vehicle systems, communication platforms, and support infrastructure operating under harsh conditions.