Samlex America SEC-1215UL | 15A Battery Charger 12V 3 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs PMBUCK3 provides superior strain relief capability

Name: Samlex America SEC-1215UL | 15A Battery Charger 12V 3 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs PMBUCK3 provides superior strain relief capability
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 63720265506
Price: 117.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7281 (13 reviews)

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SKU 63720265506

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Samlex America SEC 1215UL 15A Battery Charger 12V 3 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs PMBUCK3 provides superior strain relief capability provides superior strain relief capability Smooth Rolling & Cushioned Protection: Provides substantial cushioning for boats up to 40 feet in length This advanced fully automatic three stage 15 Amp battery charger is ideal for charging all types of 12 Volt lead acid batteries ( Flooded Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM) Gel Cell) from a 120 V conversion to a two stage algorithm is possible to charge batteries connected to a DC load (DC UPS)

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