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US $124.99
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West Palm Beach, Florida, US

West Palm Beach, Florida, US
Car Battery Charger Wheeled 12 Volt w Tester Engine Starter Jump Start 2DAY DEL, US $124.99, image 1
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  • Charges various types of batteries including AGM, GEL, sealed lead acid, deep cycle, spiral-cell and standard automotive batteries
  • Reduces charge times while maximizing battery life
  • Charge rates includes 150 Amperes engine start, 55 Amperes rapid charge, 20 Amperes fast charge, 2 Amperes trickle charge and float-mode monitoring
  • Battery and alternator tester helps diagnose electrical system problems and battery state
  • Reverse hook-up protection - charger will not operate if clamps are reversed on battery terminals

Product Description

This Advanced Technology Battery Charger utilizes a microprocessor to control both the Voltage and current going to the battery to provide maximum power and the precise control needed to charge the various types of batteries. Reduces charge times while maximizing battery life. Charge rates include: 150 Amperes engine start – for quick starting, 55 Amperes rapid charge – for larger batteries, 20 Amperes fast charge – for regular charging needs, 2 Amperes trickle charge – for charging small batteries and warming large ones, float-mode monitoring – keeps battery at optimum charge level by providing just enough power to keep the battery maintained at the proper Voltage. Starts automatically after charging in all charge rates. Features include: battery and alternator tester – helps diagnose electrical system problems and battery state, reverse hook-up protection – charger will not operate if clamps are reversed on battery terminals, LED lights – indicate when the battery is fully charged and monitors the reverse hook-up protection.

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