12V 1.5A Pro Series Battery Charger and Maintainer Lead-Acid + Lithium 6V Selectable current output (12A

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12V 1.5A Pro Series Battery Charger and Maintainer Lead-Acid + Lithium 6V Selectable current output (12A

Name: 12V 1.5A Pro Series Battery Charger and Maintainer Lead-Acid + Lithium 6V Selectable current output (12A
Brand: luckybuzz.de
SKU: 65842036106
Price: 91.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8298000000000005 (6 reviews)

SKU 65842036106 · ★ 4.8

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12V 1.5A Pro Series Battery Charger and Maintainer Lead Acid + Lithium 6V Selectable current output (12A Selectable current output (12A Please ensure you have and used a compatible Lithium Battery Charger 4V DC Float Trickle Voltage: 13 The PRO150L battery charger and maintainer utilises state of the art patented 8 stage technology for charging smaller batteries including motorbikes

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