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RUN OUT MODEL - RING LOCAL STORE

Ensure your batteries stay in peak condition with this advanced 7-step battery charger. Specifically designed to effectively charge 6V, 12V, and 24V GEL, Lead Acid, AGM, Maintenance Free, and Calcium battery types, this charger employs a microprocessor-based 7-step charging process. From desulphation to float charging, each algorithm is tailored to maximise battery performance and extend lifespan. In addition to traditional batteries, the charger also supports 12V Lithium types for added versatility. Keep track of the charging progress using the intuitive LED display, providing real-time updates on voltage, amps output, and battery capacity. Safety features include internal or external short circuit, reverse connection, over temperature, overload and over voltage protection. The battery leads conveniently store away when not in use. Mains powered. 

• 7-step charging process
• Supports 40Ah to 160Ah batteries
• Supports 12V Lithium batteries
• Zero volt startup for deep discharged batteries
• Doubles at 13.5VDC 12A power supply

Specifications:
Input Voltage: AC(230V-240V)/50Hz
Lithium Compatible: Yes
Output Voltage: 6V / 12V / 24V DC
Output Current 12A @6V/12V, 6A@24V
Zero Volt Start: Yes
DC Power Supply: 13.5V 12A
Battery Charging Capacity: 40Ah to 160Ah
 

Width:194.0 mm
Height:182.0 mm
Depth:80.0 mm
Dimension details:18.2cm (height), 19.4cm (width), 8cm (depth/thickness).

Battery Charger 6/12/24V 12AMP 7-step

Cat. No: MB3916
2.0(1)
$199
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$199.00 / unit
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$178.95 / unit
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$158.95 / unit
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fair quality, but only 6A not 12A

BenSNovember 2025

I purchased 4 of these chargers to charge the batteries for my electric boat, believing they would charge at 12A as stated. After 3 months once I was finally able to test them, all 4 were only charging at 6A. There is no documentation available on the website to reference either so I am now stuck with 4 battery chargers which are only half as powerful as advertised.

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