BatteryCharge25

25 Amp | 12V Battery Charger

 

KEY FEATURES

  • 10-year warranty
  • 7-stage – micro digital processor
  • Suitable for charging lead-acid, AGM, gel, calcium
  • Includes lithium LiFePO4 charging profile
  • Adjustable amp output
  • Suits batteries 80-800Ah

$549

Fast 25 Amp battery charger with power supply mode

25 Amp 12V battery charger, BatteryCharge25 is an automatic battery charger with seven charge states. Depending on the size of the battery, output current is adjustable to 5, 15 or 25 Amps. It delivers high-performance, intelligent charging.

Use it with all types of 12 Volt Lead Acid batteries, such as AGM, Gel, Calcium, or Wet, as well as with LiFePO4 Lithium batteries. You can also use the charger to recondition sulphated lead acid batteries or revive drained LiFePO4 batteries. Moreover, it is ok to leave the battery permanently connected to the charger without damage or adverse effect on its performance.

Use BatteryCharge25 to service your car, caravan, bike, truck, boat, jet ski, as well as farm equipment or communications. The portable battery charger has protective circuits to prevent it from sparking and overheating. It also features an informative LED interface, which indicates the stage of the charge cycle, selected battery chemistry, and battery charge rate.

25 Amp battery charger will increase your battery’s life and performance. It is multistage with seven stages, which are: desulphation, soft charge, bulk charge, absorption, analysis, recondition, and float.

Use the charger in power supply mode with a constant voltage of 13.6VDC or up to 20A. This is to power appliances or tools that are otherwise 12V battery powered.

Specifications

Output

5Ah / 15Ah / 25Ah

Input

240V, 50Hz

Battery Size

80Ah – 800Ah

Battery Type

Lead-acid, LiFePO4

Battery Chemistry

AGM, Gel, Calcium, Wet, LiFePO4

Charger Type

Multi-stage

Power Supply Mode

13.6V (10Ah max)

Dimensions

280mm x 160mm x 70mm

FAQs

The minimum start voltage for the BatteryCharge25 is 8V.

Below this voltage it is unlikely that the charger will detect a battery, and therefore will not commence the charging routine.