Schumacher® 50-Amp Battery Charger and Maintainer

BRAND: Schumacher

Built for rugged use, this unit is perfect for everyday engine starting and charging. This unit offers 50A Engine Start, 10A Boost and 6<>2A Charge/Maintain rates. Strong starting power for ATV, car, truck, marine, RV, personal watercraft, snowmobile, motorcycle, farm equipment and lawn tractor batteries.

FEATURES:

6<>2a charge | 10a boost | 50a engine start for most charging applications

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

50A Engine Start for quick starting

10A Boost mode for a quick energy boost

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

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

Float mode monitoring maintains optimum battery charge

Reverse hook-up protection

Heavy-gauge steel case with powder-coated finish

Energy efficient meets the highest industry standards

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