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| | Features | Increases battery life by up to 5 times!Connect it and leave - safely charges and maintains battery indefinitelyProperly charges all lead-acid batteries: standard, AGM and Gel typesMicroprocessor controls constantly evaluates battery and delivers appropriate chargeExclusive Pulse Technology removes sulfation to extend battery life - even while connected to motorcycle/vehicle
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| | Description | Increases battery life by up to 5 times!
Connect it and leave - safely charges and maintains battery indefinitely
Properly charges all lead-acid batteries: standard, AGM and Gel types
Microprocessor controls constantly evaluates battery and delivers appropriate charge
Exclusive Pulse Technology removes sulfation to extend battery life - even while connected to motorcycle/vehicle
User interface features 12 LED status indicators
Weatherproof design
High impact plastic housing with rubberized base
5-year manufacturers warranty | |
| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 11.0 inches | | Product Width: | 8.0 inches | | Product Height: | 2.6 inches | | Product Weight: | 2.6 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 2 reviews |
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 2 customer reviews )
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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
 Great charger Nov 08, 2008
By Ronald W. Hansen
I got the charger and was surprised how light it is first of all, like 1/2 the weight of a battery tender. Of course "Made in China" on the box, so I was not real hopeful. Remove it from the box and it looks like a well made unit. First hook it to the battery, then plug it in and it has the LEDs that indicate hookup is correct ect, then the bottom charge light lights, the next 3 light above it flash to indicate charging, then the lights to the right of there indicate the approx percent of charge the battery is at. I volt tested the battery before hooking it up and it was sitting at 11.4 so definately in need of charge. The 25% charge light was lit, then quickly moved up to 75%. Hooked a logging multimeter up for an amp test the entire time. Initial hookup showed 2.5A, tapering down gradually to 0.7A. Entire charge took 6 1/2 hours, then the charge light goes off, the 100% light is lit and the charger goes into storage mode. In this mode the charger sits at 0A and pulses a quick burst of 1.5A at intervals of about 5 seconds apart. It equates to an average of only about 0.10A. So the charger does truly shut down and go into storage mode as advertised and can be left on indefinately and not cook the battery. Two more things I like about it are it's silent, where the battery tender can be buzzy and runs barely warm to the touch where the battery tender gets dang hot. I'm impressed.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Nice little maintainer Oct 30, 2010
By Robert Johnston
"Robert"
It seems to be a great battery maintainer with no moving parts (fan). Has plenty of flashing lights to let you know what it's doing.
***** It will not recharge a dead or deep discharged battery (reads bad battery) *****
You'll need another charger for that.
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