Masterforce™ 125-Amp Battery Charger and Engine Starter

BRAND: Masterforce

The Solid performance, design and long-lasting durability make the MF71328 a great choice for professionals. It's energy efficient and fully automatic. This unit offers 125A Engine Start, 40<>15A Boost/Service and 6<>2A Charge/Maintain rates.

FEATURES:

6<>2a charge | 40<>15A boost | 125a engine start

Starting power for ATV, car, truck, marine, RV, personal watercraft, snowmobile, motorcycle, farm equipment and lawn tractor batteries

Charges Standard, AGM, and Gel batteries

125A Engine Start powerful enough for SUVs, trucks and large engines

40<>15A Boost mode quickly brings deeply discharged batteries back to life

6<>2A Trickle charge keeps stored lead-acid batteries charged; charges and maintains small batteries

Battery and alternator tester

Multi-stage charging for added precision, safety and battery life

Float mode monitoring maintains optimum battery charge

Automatic voltage detection 6V or 12V

Reverse Hookup Protection

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