Some models, like the MXS 25 12V charger, even have a battery reconditioning feature that helps restore deeply discharged batteries back to life. The chargers are also designed to be non-sparking, reverse polarity protected and short-circuit proof. Making sure you have the right charger for your battery type is a must however most CTEK models covers popular battery types (lead-acid / lithium / AGM) which makes selecting the right one even easier. The range not only covers both 12 & 24V options but most battery types as well.
#CTEK WIRELESS BATTERY MONITOR PORTABLE#
CTEK chargers are versatile with mounting and portable options available meaning you can get the most out of your charger in or out of the home garage. The range of CTEK products and accessories are ideal for keeping both your vehicle and campsite power needs maintained with a great selection of products for almost every application. Since then they’ve become one of the most popular battery chargers in the world, selling over a million battery chargers every year across 70 countries. It is where the CTEK founder, inventor Bengt Wahlqvist, invented the first electronic pulse battery charger. The CTEK story began in a small village in Sweden, over 20 years ago. The MXS 5.0 uses CTEK’s patented float/pulse system, which is the most efficient maintenance mode when a battery is connected for long periods. The MXS 5.0 also includes battery diagnosis to establish whether your battery can receive and retain a charge, patented automatic desulphation program, an AGM option which maximises the performance life of most Stop/Start batteries and a special Recond mode for reconditioning deeply discharged batteries. It comes with automatic temperature compensation built in which ensures the best charging performance, even in the most extreme conditions. The MXS 5.0 is an advanced microprocessor controlled battery charger which gives unrivalled performance for lead acid batteries from 1.2-110Ah.
Automatic charging and maintenance for vehicle and motorcycle batteries, with reconditioning mode
0 kommentar(er)
