Masterforce™ 3-Amp Digital Battery Charger and Maintainer

BRAND: Masterforce

The 3A 6/12V MFSP1297 Battery Charger/Maintainer is great for motorcycle, car and marine batteries. It?s energy efficient and fully automatic. The clamp and ring terminal adapters are easy to connect, and the convenient hook attachment lets you hang the unit outside of the work area.

FEATURES:

For maintaining all power sport, car and boat batteries

Charges small batteries and keeps stored lead-acid batteries charged

Microprocessor controlled multi-stage charging for added precision, safety and battery life

Float mode monitoring automatically maintains optimum battery charge

6 or 12 volt batteries with scrolling digital messaging provides step-by-step instructions to properly charge your battery

Reverse hook-up protection helps prevent damage to battery and charger

Scrolling digital messaging provides step-by-step instructions to properly charge your battery

Quick-connect harness attaches any of the three connectors in seconds

Hook attachment allows to hang charger outside the work area, for safety and convenience

DOE compliant

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