As I said, our charger is part of our Magnum Energy MS4048 inverter/charger. It can charge a 48 volt bank at 60 amps but would need 30 amp shore power for that. You can however set the shore power input to as low as 5 amps and it will lower the charging rate accordingly. The EU2000i can put out 1600 watts continuous while the new EU2200i can put out 1800 watts continuous. The EU2200i would work perfectly with the shore power set to 15 amps as that is a continuous rating and could put 30 amps into the battery bank for hours. You could technically companion pair them and put 60 amps into the bank.
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