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REDARC BCDC1240D DUAL INPUT 40A IN-VEHICLE DC BATTERY CHARGER

Original price was: $699.00.Current price is: $659.00.

Overview

  • Separate DC and solar charging inputs
  • Maximises the performance and life of your auxiliary battery
  • Simultaneous DC and solar charging with Green Power Priority
  • Suits 12V/24V standard and variable voltage/smart alternators
  • Suitable for AGM, GEL, standard lead acid, calcium and Lithium (LiFePO4) batteries
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Product Description

Everything you need to know about the product

The REDARC BCDC1240D DUAL INPUT is a 12V, 40A in-vehicle DC-to-DC battery charger. It represents the next generation of REDARC in-vehicle charging technology, capable of charging from solar and DC inputs simultaneously.

Featuring a Maximum Power Point Tracking (MPPT) solar regulator, the BCDC1240D charges from both solar and the alternator at the same time. With built-in Green Power Priority, it selects solar charging first — reducing the load on your alternator and saving fuel.

Suitable for 12V or 24V vehicle systems, the unit works with both standard and variable/smart alternators. The BCDC1240D features the same patented charging profiles as its predecessor along with a dedicated lithium charging profile, making it suitable for AGM, Gel, Standard Lead Acid, Calcium and LiFePO₄ batteries.

As a guide, the BCDC1240D is recommended for battery bank sizes over 200AH. For smaller battery banks of 75–200AH, REDARC recommends the BCDC1225D.

Proven and Tested

The award-winning technology in the BCDC range has been independently verified and tested to maximise battery life, charging your battery to a proven 100%. Built in Australia and rigorously tested for our unique conditions, the DC-to-DC battery charger operates reliably in the extreme heat of the Simpson Desert — up to 80°C — and through deep water crossings at Cape York. Water, dust and vibration are no match for this charger.

If you're heading out into the bush and want to get there and back again safely, you can trust REDARC.

Mounting Brackets

In addition to quality fuse kits, REDARC offers a range of vehicle-specific mounting brackets for the BCDC DC-DC Charger range. The 304 stainless steel bracket allows installation towards the front of the vehicle for cooler airflow, ensuring optimal performance. Brackets are designed to fit existing mounting points in the vehicle.

REDARC BCDC1240D DUAL INPUT 40A IN-VEHICLE DC BATTERY CHARGER installation

Product Features

Discover what makes our products industry leaders.

Separate DC and Solar Inputs

Independent DC and solar charging inputs allow both sources to be managed and optimised simultaneously.

Maximises Battery Performance and Life

Proven charging profiles deliver a full 100% charge, extending auxiliary battery performance and longevity.

Green Power Priority

Simultaneous DC and solar charging with built-in Green Power Priority selects solar first to reduce alternator load.

Smart Alternator Compatible

Works with 12V and 24V vehicle systems, including both standard and variable/smart alternators.

Multi-Chemistry Battery Support

Supports AGM, Gel, Standard Lead Acid, Calcium and Lithium (LiFePO₄) batteries with dedicated charging profiles.

Everything you need to know

A deep dive into our industry-leading technology and high-performance standards.

What battery bank size is the BCDC1240D suited to?

The BCDC1240D is recommended for battery bank sizes over 200AH. For smaller banks of 75–200AH, REDARC recommends the BCDC1225D.

Does it work with modern smart alternators?

Yes — the BCDC1240D is compatible with both standard and variable/smart alternators in 12V and 24V vehicle systems.

What battery types can the BCDC1240D charge?

It supports AGM, Gel, Standard Lead Acid, Calcium and LiFePO₄ (lithium iron phosphate) batteries, each with dedicated charging profiles.

Is it built for Australian conditions?

Yes — built in Australia, the BCDC1240D is tested to operate in the extreme heat of the Simpson Desert (up to 80°C) and through deep water crossings at Cape York.