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12V 6A Smart Battery Charger – Backlit LCD Screen – Repair Mode for Old Batteries – Overcharge and Short-Circuit Protection
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Product information
Description
General Description 12V/6A Smart Battery Charger, designed to be a versatile tool for charging and maintaining batteries. This compact yet powerful charger is capable of charging, maintaining, and desulfating car, marine, and deep-cycle lead-acid batteries, including AGM, GEL, SLA, and flooded electrolyte batteries. It is important to note that lithium batteries are not compatible with this charger. Technical Specifications Operating Voltage: 12V Charging Current: 6A Built-in repair mode for old or inactive batteries Backlit LCD screen for clear display of charging status Operating Temperature: Winter mode below 10℃/50℉, Summer mode above 28℃/82.4℉ Protection: Overcharge, overvoltage, overcurrent, short circuit, reverse connections, overheating, undervoltage Installation To use the charger, simply connect it to a power source and attach the clamps to the battery to be charged. Ensure you observe the correct polarity when connecting. Usage The charger can be used to charge and maintain the batteries of various vehicles such as cars, trucks, SUVs, motorcycles, lawnmowers, boats, etc. It cannot start the vehicle, only charge the battery. If charging is not possible, use the repair mode to attempt to revive the battery.
Features
- BrandCYSLMUK
- Voltage12 V
- Maximum charging current6 A
- Starting function (boost)No
- Trickle charging functionYes
- MaterialPlastic
- Weight550 g
- Reverse polarity protectionYes
- Compatible battery technologyLead-acid
- Type of vehicleCar
- ManoMano ReferenceME98462980
- MMID883773279140
- Product codePB-014495HJT
- EAN9087697963673
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