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SKU: RNG-DCC1212-20-G1-US

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The Renogy RNG-DCC1212-20 is a 12V-to-12V, 20A DC-to-DC charger for transferring power from a vehicle starter-battery/alternator system to a compatible 12V house battery. It is an alternator-fed charger, not a solar MPPT input.

Renogy specifies an 8–16V DC input range, adjustable charging voltage from 13.2–14.7V and up to 250W rated output for this 20A model. Set the charging profile to the house battery manufacturer’s requirements and check alternator reserve, cable size, fusing and ventilation before installation.

The unit weighs about 2.93 lb. The attached Renogy documentation provides the installation and wiring details for the exact RNG-DCC1212-20 model.

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Renogy 12V 20A DC to DC On Board Battery Charger
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Renogy 12V 60A DC-DC Battery Charger
Selected variant SKU RNG-DCC1212-20-G1-US
Specifications
Model RNG-DCC1212-20
Transformation 12V to 12V
Nominal Input Voltage 12V
Input Voltage Range 8V to 16V
Charging Current 20A
Charging Voltage 13.2V to 14.7V
Output 250W
Residual Ripple of Output Voltage at Rated Current <50 mVeff
Efficiency Up to 90%
Idle Power Consumption <0.4A
Ambient Temperature for Operation -4°F to 122°F / -20°C to 50°C
Ambient Humidity ≤95% Non-Condensing
Dimensions (W x D x H) 211 x 175 x 68mm / 8.3 x 6.39 x 2.7 in
Weight 1.33kg / 2.93 lbs
Protective Function Specifications
Protections at Input High-Voltage, Low-Voltage, Reverse-Polarity, High-Temperature, Short-Circuit
Low Voltage Cut Off 8V
Low Voltage Restart 10V
High-Voltage Shutdown 16V
High Voltage Restart 15.5V
Certifications
CE Yes

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can the Renogy 20A onboard charger accept a solar panel as a second input? No. This RNG-DCC1212-20 is the alternator-fed DC-to-DC model, not Renogy's dual-input charger with MPPT. Route solar through a separate compatible charge controller or choose a charger explicitly designed with a solar input. Will this charger work between a 12V vehicle and a 24V house battery? No. It is a 12V-to-12V onboard charger. Both the source system and house bank must match its supported nominal voltage, and the selected charging profile must match the house battery chemistry and manufacturer's limits. Will a 20A DC-to-DC charger overload a small or smart alternator? It can if the vehicle's available charging capacity and control strategy are not considered. Verify alternator reserve at idle and while driving, the required ignition or D+ connection, source-cable voltage drop, and any vehicle-manufacturer restrictions before installation. Why can input current differ from the charger's 20A battery output rating? The 20A figure describes the controlled charging output. Conversion loss and the voltage difference between the starter and house sides can make source current differ, so size both cable runs and their fuses from the manual rather than using the output number alone. What protection must be added around the onboard charger? Use correctly rated protection near both battery sources, copper conductors sized for current and round-trip distance, secure grounds, strain relief, and an accessible disconnect where required. Mount the charger within its ventilation and environmental limits and follow the specified connection order.