New 24v Battery Minder 24021 3 Stage Charger on 2040-parts.com
Madison Heights, Michigan, US
This is a New charger that has been sitting in my showroom for a while. Used to sell alot of them to Marinas in the area but have a large inventory and need to clean house. This will charge, maintain, and de-sulfate batteries. Wont overcharge and when the charge drops below a certain point it turns back on.
NIB 24V Battery Minder 24021 3 Stage Maintenance Charger-Desulphator Input: 130Vac-60Hz-0.5 A Ouput: 24Vdc@ 2.0A E185161, UL Listed, Battery Charger 5H67 Auto Float Control PulseMode Charge/Maintain up to 6 batteries Quick Connects Poliarity and Temp. Protection 5 year manufacturer warranty For use in Boats, RV, Cars/ Trucks, Forklifts, or any 24v system. |
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