I'm selling my converted EV in San Diego, CA. 50 CALB 180AH batteries, Soliton Jr. Controller, 9" DC motor, Zivan Charger. Runs fine. Make an offer.

I made a detection, which I would like to share. Since 2009 I use a Zivan NG3 charger to charge my battery pack. I used a Curtis 1221C, than updated to a 1231C Motor Controller. The charger (sometimes two NG3 in parallel) was connected to the battery every time (output) and pluged in (AC) when...

I have 20 SAFT STM5-140 MR plastic-plate nickel cadmium batteries with a matching charger. The basic specs: 6-Volt nominal, 135 Amp hours each, with the total pack being 120 Volts nominal, 16.2 kilowatt-hours. Each battery weighs 18.4 kilograms/ 40.5 pounds for a total pack weight of 368...

Zivan N3 Charger Curtis 500A controller 50mm cable Thundersky lfp 90AHA completed matiz electric car traveled 50,000 klm still going great. serious enquiries, Send an email for details

Zivan NG3 Charger 115v Input $700 free shipping I have a Zivan NG3 charger, set for 115vdc input, 144vdc output. It is set up for lead-acid batteries, but can be reprogrammed if needed by Zivan USA. This charger has barely been used as my car is not yet out of the garage. If you have further...

I have a mildly used Zivan NG3 for sale. I bought it new in 2008. It is currently configured to 120v. I would guess it has charged up a pack only 25-45 times. So, not much use. If you have a different pack voltage, there is a place in California that can reconfigure it to what ever you need (I...

Hey Guys, My good ole BC-20 charger has died. I tried cracking it open and fixing it, but no luck. One thing I liked about it was it was adjustable in system voltage from 48 to 108 Volts. I have several electric vehicles. The BC-20 charger was what came with my 1977 Citicar. (Not the original...

Bought this preemptively. No longer fits my configuration, have not installed or used it. It is currently set for 144V, 220Ah so you may have to ship it in to Zivan to have it recalibrated for your conversion. Asking $1000, but feel free to make an offer.