1 bank x 6 amps for a total of 6 amps total output.
Our digital on-board chargers are engineered with a micro-processor-based design
to protect your battery, charge faster and help you stay on the water longer.
Monitors temperature and state-of-charge. Enhanced status codes display charge
stage, maintenance mode status, any error notifications and full charge.
Automatic shut-off feature extends battery life by shutting down when charging
is complete. Mounts conveniently in the battery compartment.
1 charging bank
6 amps total output
Recovery Time: 10-12 hours
Size: 8-¾" length x 4-¾" width x 3" height
Weight: 4.5 lbs.
Digitally-controlled microprocessor design protects your batteries so you
can stay on the water longer
Up to 2X faster charging in high temperatures
Enhanced status codes provide comprehensive feedback on charge stage,
maintenance mode status, error notification and full charge
Convenient on-board mounting eliminates the hassle of traditional portable
chargers
Fully automatic multi-stage charging (bulk, absorption and maintenance) so
you get a full charge every time
Automatic temperature compensation delivers fast charging recovery, even
in extreme temperatures, while protecting your batteries from overcharging
Waterproof*, shock- and vibration-resistant aluminum construction
Short circuit, reverse polarity and ignition protection
Saltwater tested and fully resistant to corrosion
For use with 12 volt system with 12V / 6-cell batteries that are
flooded/wet cell, maintenance free or starved electrolyte (AGM) only (24-105
amp hour rating)
FCC compliant
Warranty: 3 year
UL listed to marine standard 1236
Includes: one pre-wired on-board marine battery charger with one 6' fused
output cable and one 6' AC power cord, installation instructions and owners
manual
Manufactuer item #1821065
* manufacturer's enclosure rating
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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