When your operation depends on batteries, you need a battery charger you can rely on. Durst Industries has been designing and manufacturing power equipment in Sydney since 1918, and battery charging sits at the heart of the range. From smart chargers that double as regulated power supplies through to modular gang chargers that grow with your workshop, every unit is engineered for Australian conditions and built to last.
It is the most complete Australian made charging range on the market, and it is backed by a warranty others in the market simply do not match. A company that has stood behind its products for more than a century is not about to stop. When you buy Durst, you are making an investment that will serve you well into the future, with local spare parts, local service and a Sydney phone number that a real engineer answers.
BC Series: industrial workshop battery chargers
Analogue, serviceable chargers built for daily workshop use. Available in bench and trolley formats across multiple voltages, the BC Series delivers consistent output in demanding environments, year after year. These are the chargers you find bolted to a workshop trolley twenty years after purchase, still doing their job. If a component ever wears out, it can be serviced and returned to work rather than thrown away.
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Smart chargers that are also power supplies
The Durst smart charger range delivers controlled multi-stage charging with rock steady system voltage. That makes them more than chargers. They double as regulated power supplies for diagnostics, ECU programming and battery servicing, where a voltage dip mid-procedure costs real money. Dual output models support two vehicles or two batteries at once, so one unit does the work of two.
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Gang chargers: multi-bank charging that grows with you
For battery retailers, fleet operators and high-volume workshops, gang chargers charge a whole bank of batteries at once, each on its own independent channel. More throughput, faster turnaround, fewer dead batteries sitting in the corner.
The modular Multi Charge Pro takes it further. Start with one four-channel unit, then daisy chain up to three units on a single 10A circuit for twelve independent channels. It handles AGM, lithium, gel and flooded batteries side by side, so mixed stock is no problem. You buy the capacity you need today and add more when the work arrives, without replacing anything.
Multi Charge Pro BC-MCP-1210-04M
Four independent channels, multi-chemistry, daisy chains to twelve channels. Three year warranty.
BC-1696 Industrial Gang Charger
Charges up to sixteen 12V batteries at once, eight per channel, built for continuous use.
A name you can trust since 1918
Durst equipment keeps mining sites, transport fleets, emergency services and aviation operations moving, industries that cannot afford to stop. That is the standard every Durst charger is built to, including the one on your workshop bench. Designed and manufactured in Australia, supported in Australia, with over a century of electrical engineering behind every unit.
Every Australian made Durst charger is backed by an industry leading industrial warranty. That is peace of mind others cannot offer, and a guarantee that Durst stands behind its products long after the sale.
Battery charger FAQs
What size battery charger do I need for a truck?
Most trucks run 24 volt systems, so start with a charger that matches your system voltage. For routine charging, a rule of thumb is a charger rated at around 10 percent of the battery bank's amp hour capacity. For workshop turnaround where batteries need to be back in service quickly, step up to a higher output unit. If in doubt, call the Durst team and describe your fleet. Matching chargers to vehicles is what we have done for a century.
What is the difference between a smart charger and a workshop charger?
A smart charger manages the whole charge cycle automatically in stages, protects the battery long term, and can be left connected. A workshop charger delivers strong, controlled output for daily heavy rotation and is built to be serviced rather than replaced. Workshops running batteries through every day typically want both on hand.
Can a battery charger be used as a power supply?
Durst charger power supplies can. They hold a stable system voltage while a vehicle is under diagnosis or having its ECU programmed, so the procedure never sees a dip. Not every charger on the market can do this safely, and it is one of the most common reasons workshops choose Durst.
What is a gang charger and who needs one?
A gang charger charges multiple batteries at the same time, each on its own independent channel. Battery retailers use them to keep stock charged and ready to sell. Fleet workshops use them to keep spare batteries in rotation. The modular Durst units daisy chain, so the system grows with your throughput.
Are Durst battery chargers really made in Australia?
Yes. Durst has been designing and manufacturing electrical equipment in Sydney since 1918. Australian manufacture means local spare parts, local servicing and technical support from the people who actually built your charger.
What warranty do Durst battery chargers come with?
Durst backs its Australian made chargers with an industry leading industrial warranty, among the strongest offered in the Australian market. It reflects a simple position: gear that is engineered and built properly can be guaranteed properly.
See the range
Browse the full Durst battery charger range, contact the team, or call Sydney direct on +61 2 9660 1755. Australian engineered since 1918. Built to last.
