Schumacher SE-1072 5/10 Amp Multi-Battery Charger
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Product Description
This multi-battery charger can charge up to 12 batteries simultaneously and is ideal wherever charging multiple batteries is the norm. Its dimensions measure 13 1/2"w x 11"h with a 13 diameter. It is completely portable with 72-volts and includes a charger and 5 jumpers for connecting batteries in a series. It has the capability to charge six 12-volt batteries or twelve 6-volt batteries and a fuse protects against overload and short-circuits. It is ideal for low-rider cars or fleet and industrial operations and is perfect for those applications where portability is a must.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #40558 in Automotive
- Color: Black
- Brand: Schumacher
- Model: SE-1072
- Dimensions: 11.00" h x13.00" w x12.00" l,30.20 pounds
Features
- Can charge six 12-volt or twelve 6-volt batteries
- Includes charger and 5 jumpers for connecting batteries in series
- Fuse protects against overload and short-circuits
- Ideal for low-rider cars or fleet and industrial operations
- Charger dimensions measure 13 1/2"w x 11"h with a 13" diameter
Most helpful customer reviews
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.I have bought this charger and each of the three times I received and subsequently returned it, it was received defective, i.e. would not charge my 72v bank of golf cart batteries. Why does the manufacturer continually send defective product out to customers?
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.Great product.used to charge batteries in my hydraulic setup on my caddy.charged 6 batteries overnight.ready to cruise the next day with no problems.have since sold the car.but when I purchace my next one will definitely by this charger again.a must if you cruise a lowrider with hydros.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.When I first used this charger it worked well , but the AC noise was deafening . Rather than go through the hassle of returning it I spent a couple of hours replacing the loose transformer to base rivets with machine screws , and made an aluminum clamp to tighten the laminations . It is quiet now and I have used it extensively since to charge the 72v battery pack in my plug-in electric Nissan Micra .I would certainly buy another .WP
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