Car Motorcycle 6V 12V Automatic Battery Float Charger Maintainer - EU Plug
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Description:
Battery float charger is perfectly designed to suit for ALL 6V and 12V lead acid batteries (WET, MF, AGM and GEL).
Voltage Auto Detection- 0.75-1.25Amp of charging current intelligent battery trickle charger, helps to detect the voltage and define voltage status
Safety- comes with fuse for overcharge and short circuit protection, while spark-free technology and quick disconnect leads ensure safely charging
Easy Operation w/LED Indicator- it's very simple for using, hook it up and connect it for easy charging
Multiple Uses- perfect device for batteries maintaining and charging in cars, motorcycles, boats, ATVs, UTVs, PWCs, RVs, etc.
Specification:
Item Type: battery charger maintainer
Product Size: 8x5x3cm
Rated power: 15W
Input Voltage: 100V-240V AC
Output Voltage: DC 6V & DC 12V
Charging Current: 0.75-1.25Amp (max.750mA)
Material: ABS + metal
Terminals: Alligator Clips & Ring Terminal
Package Includes:
1 Piece Car Battery Charger
1 Piece Battery Clamp
1 Piece Eyelet Terminal Connector
Note:
1. Make sure correct polarity connection before plugging in the AC power.
- Position the RED terminal on the POSITIVE post connector
- Position the BLACK terminal on the NEGATIVE post connector
2. Connect the AC power cord with the AC power outlet.
- The LED indicator turns on Green if no connection with battery or when the battery is fully charged.
- The LED indicator turns on Red if correct connection with battery indicating charging process.
- The LED indicator is off if wrong connection with battery or short circuit.
3. Unplug the charger from the AC power outlet after every use.
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