Schumacher Chargers 200/300 Amp Battery Charger with Engine Start
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200/300 Amp Chargers
Features:
- For use with standard, AGM (absorbed glass mat), Gel, and Deep-Cycle batteries
- 300 Amp (12 V) and 200 Amp (6 V) powerful starting for SUVs, pickup trucks, and large batteries
- 60 Amp boost mode brings extremely discharged batteries back to life
- An integrated microprocessor automatically adjusts the amperage rating to charge and maintain
- Multi-stage charging levels
- Start/stop interface
- Optimum battery charge is automatically maintained through float-mode monitoring
- Auto voltage detection
- Reverse hook-up protection
- 12 ft. (144 in.) 4-gauge output cables with heavy-duty color-coded clamps
- Meets the highest industry standards for energy efficiency
- Department of Energy (DOE) compliant
- Input Current: 12.5 Amps max continuous/55 Amps intermittent
- Output Current: 2/6 Amp continuous, 60 Amp intermittent
- Output Current (Peak): 6 V/200 Amp, 12 V/300 Amp
- Dimensions: 15.330 in. W x 12.630 in. L x 19.754 in. H
- Weight: 41.50 lbs.
Specifications:
Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
WARNING: The wires of these products contain chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Wash hands after handling.