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20/10A rapid charge and 80A engine start feature
For use with 12V batteries
Microprocessor senses battery status and adjusts charging rates
Reverse hook-up protection - to prevent battery and charger damage
Built -in digital display shows battery charge, vottage and alternator efficientcy
Charges AGM, gel cell, deep-cycle and conventional lead-acid batteries
Includes clamp-style battery leads

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This product carries a 3 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoNASCAR Advantage Battery Charger with Express Start

Overall Rating

4 out of 5

2 20/10A rapid charge and 80A engine start feature. For use with 12V batteries. Microprocessor senses battery status and adjusts charging rates. Reverse hook-up protection - to prevent battery and charger damage

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4 out of 5

geochan

Location: Montreal QC

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No problems so far

Date:January 5, 2012

"Bought this last year at half price; the charging & boosting functions both work well. I find it somewhat noisy however, but this may be inherent with most if not all automotive battery chargers. I've charged automotive & marine batteries with this with no problems. The power connection cord is somewhat short at about 4 feet long."

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4 out of 5

hwrdkmur

Location: Brooks, Ab

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Very easy to use

Date:December 25, 2009

"Just received this charger for christmas, and is very happy with it. Simple to use , shows you how much voltage it is charging at and a percentage of charge it is currently running at."

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1 answer

can I buy a replacement adaptor for this

Anonymous

2 months, 2 weeks ago

Answer:

For replacement parts, please contact 1-800-621-5485

CanadianTireTeam

2 months, 1 week ago

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Alternator test results

Question:

The instruction manual is not at all helpful for reading alternator test results. My test result was 170.. OK what does that mean???

Anonymous

1 year ago

Answer:

There's two modes: alternator voltage and alternator output. If its saying 17.0 you're in voltage mode (and that's a lot volts). If it's saying 170 that's the output relative to a properly functioning alternator (in a range of 0-199 with 100 being "normal") (and again that's high).

Either way, it looks like your alternator is overcharging - better get it checked out before you kill your battery.

diycarguy

11 months ago

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Can I leave a car battery hooked up to this charger to maintain a charge over the winter?

Cobb

- Nova Scotia

1 year, 1 month ago

Answer:

According to the manual, yes; once fully charged the charger will trickle-charge the battery to maintain it.

geochan

- Montreal QC

1 month ago

Answer:

Yes.

diycarguy

1 year, 1 month ago

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Why it's not working well?

Question:

I have hooked up the charger with 4 6V AGM batteries running in sequence (as if it's 2 12v) with a Honda 3000W generator. It worked fine in a first day, charged up to 13.2V, but after a few days, it won't charge any higher than 11.9. Any thought?

Anonymous

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

I'm sure your 6-volts are large amphour batteries (like 220-260 Ah neighbourhood) so in a series-parallel connection, you're looking to charge what equates to one huge battery (e.g.440-520Ah). This would call for a battery charger more in the 20-25 amp range MINIMUM. So the problem may be you're asking too much of this charger. You may have to charge one 12V bank at a time.

If you're trying to charge the batteries while connected to the generator AND the generator is drawing any power, this could also send the battery charger into a tizzy.

For starters, as dumb as it sounds, try simply unplugging the charger and plugging it back in. Sometimes they just need a re-set. Failing that, try the tech line # for more options.

diycarguy

1 year, 2 months ago

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Which mode have to be used to charge Deep Cicle battrey?

Question:

1. In the Owner's manual does not have any information do I have to use "Battry Type Button" for 12V Conventional or 12V AGM to charge Deep Cicle battery.
2. What is AGM stand for?

plammca

1 year, 4 months ago

Answer:

Use the 12V Conventional setting for a deep cycle battery unless your battery is AGM.

AGM stands for Absorbed Glass Mat - these are batteries that use fibreglass mats inside that hold all the electrolyte. They are non-spillable. If your battery was AGM, it should say AGM or spillproof right on it.

diycarguy

1 year, 4 months ago

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