Product Description Manual operated trickle, slow and maintain battery charger. A must for motorcycle owners. Has a quick disconnect harness with ring connector. Hook the harness up once. No need to take the battery out again to charge it. For 6V or 12V batteries. 1A trickle charge rate charges in 2 to 12 hours. Reverse hook up protection. Quick disconnect harness snap either connector into place in seconds or use the 50A clamps or permanently attach the ring connectors. Great for hard to reach motorcycle batteries. Molded plastic case.
Customer Reviews: Works great!September 6, 2008 groomRN(Illinois USA) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
A great product, it works well, is very compact to take with me in my motorcycle, and very reasonably priced.
Darn Good Trickle with a TickleMarch 23, 2009 Thomas James(NWNJ) Well this is certainly what it says a good trickle charger which actually given enough time even with a stone dead battery (which must be at least functional) will bring it up to full charge.
I have used this on a Toyota Land Cruiser overnight bring a dead battery back and also a Mercedes SL500 which is difficult to jump since the battery is mounted in the trunk and it takes a heck of a jolt to kick the starter over. Just to much loss in a battery jump set up to do the initial kick ( a heavy duty battery pack works if you happen to have one). Found just plug this little devil in leave it overnight and bing bang up and running the next day.
Can't beat it for the $$ and compact size.
Excellent Delivery TimeMay 7, 2009 Phyllis R. Lockhart(Taylorsville, GA) Expected in two weeks and received it much sooner. Since this was a replacement for the one borrowed for the neighbor, I never even had to tell them I broke the other one. Thanks.
Works fine for what it isMarch 16, 2010 George(Seattle, WA) Works fine for what it is. I bought it just because it was so cheap and I might need it one day. A month after getting it my battery died. An 8 hour charge got it to where it (barely) started my Toyota Camry so I could drive it to the store and replace the battery. That was worth $20 for sure.
It's an Inexpensive Trickle ChargerOctober 15, 2008 Matt R(Racine, WI) This is a pretty simple trickle charger. It doesn't provide much feedback, other than when it is on and when it is off. I don't think there should be any worry of overcharging, as it was designed to provide a constant "trickle" of power to keep a battery at top charge. I have owned and used this unit for the past year without any problems. If you want more feedback, buy a unit with gauges. If you are just looking to keep your bike (or lawnmower) starting on demand and want to save a few bucks, this unit is very good.
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