This simple, easy to use 12V charger is ideal for the home garage, where the occasional charger to an older style battery may require charge.
Thermal overload protection
Manual for lead acid batteries only
Power indicator to show unit is in use
There's two trains of thought here.. some people think you just post a 'bargain' and its up to the buyer to do the research and work out if its a good buy.
Then there's people who want people to spoon feed them.
I feel the above is pretty obvious, its a 12v car battery charger. Of course it has a 240v power lead. It has an internal temperature probe that tracks its own internal temperature, not the battery.
I dont expect the OP to be an expert when they post. Nor do I expect the person reading the post to be absolute idiot. If you dont understand what it is then its not for you?
There is one person writing, and a lot of people reading.
I expect the one to make a little effort to save the many from having to decode it.
Anyway, 2.7A is too slow for a car battery.
Is it intended for a mobility scooter? No, still too low power. Mabye a motorcycle battery?
A 6A charger is from less than $20 on eBay.
This is no deal.
It's sometimes better to have a lower current charger, for smaller capacity batteries. 2.7A is fine for a car battery. It will just take a little longer.
A lot of mobility scooters are 24 volt.
I got this, does the job charging 12v car battery using ac 240v plug
I recommend the more expensive model that costs $42.30 if you have a vehicle that needs a top up on a more regular basis. I have one for my old Prelude and have the quick charge clips permanently attached to my battery so I just need to clip it in for an overnight charge and not have to play with the clamps.
That is a 900mA trickle charger.
Will not achieve much overnight on a car. Maybe good if you are away for a few months, to stop it running down.
Ideal for maintaining infrequently used vehicles such as motorcycles, jet skis & ride on mowers.
Yeah. The one I got was this which is only 1600mA but it does the job for me. Not sure the mA outage the one posted by the OP is though for a good comparison.
Your defeating the purpose of this thread, which is a cheap $27 charger….
Interior light was left on and battery drained. Got this 3 weeks ago at the same price. Charged my car from 2.1v to 12.1v overnight (~14hr). Worked fine, just a standard dumb charger that's willing to charge from a low voltage.
bargaino on 20/08/2018 - 19:52 Comment score below threshold.