Charger 6 / 12B 0.8 / 3.8a, 230V, winter charging mode, display capacity rechargeable battery and 1.2-120 / h AT-3023 Intertool

Charging device AT-3023 - an intelligent, microprocessor controlled system and a multistage charging cycle. This charger is suitable for all types of batteries: 6V motorcycles 12V vehicles as well as boats for batteries, lawn mowers, jet skis, agricultural equipment, industrial and domestic equipment. Intelligent system for diagnosis of the condition and the level of battery charge allows you to not only select the optimal charge mode, but also to maintain the battery at full charge status. During the 10s. After connecting your device to the battery, the camera selects the operation mode. Electronic overload protection, short circuit or wrong connection (reverse polarity) will save your battery and charging damage and breakages. The charger has completely isolated terminals and embedded bracket for wall mounting. LCD display shows the battery voltage and the charging process. Features Intelligent charger with microprocessor controller. Multi-stage charging cycle - 9 steps. Universal charging - charge different types of batteries: lead-acid (WET, MF, AGM, GEL) Calcium (Ca / Ca), hybrid (Ca / Sb). Winter mode. Electronic protection against overheating, short-circuit and reverse polarity. Memory function - Accidental short-term (up to 5 seconds) is disconnected from the network, the memory stores the mode and stage of charging. That displays LCD-display? 1 - Slow charging 12V / 0.8A 2 - 12V / 3,8A Fast charging 3 - Winter mode. Only for 12V batteries: 12V / 3,8A 4 - 6V slow charge / 0.8A 5 - charge level indicator. Each division of the charge means 20% - when charging indicator flashes outer boundary; - at the end of charging and conservation of charge in the transition mode, the outer limit stops flashing and shows all 5 divisions. 6 - battery voltage indicator; 7 - reverse polarity indicator; 8 - LED battery failure; 9 - terminal indicator. 10 - the charging current indicator. Showing only the first 3 seconds at the beginning of the charging process.