CTEK D250SE 20A DC/DC BATTERY CHARGER - 40-315

CTEK D250SE 20A DC/DC BATTERY CHARGER - 40-315

Marsoni

M251S

$131.70

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CTEK D250SE 20A DC/DC BATTERY CHARGER - 40-315Features: Fast charging from the alternator Automatic energy management Selectable mode for AGM batteries Solar Panel regulator with Maximum Power Point Technology (MPPT) Environmentally friendly charging with wind or solar CTEK are a high quality manufacturer with a reputation for making reliable, robust and high performance products. Charging Specifications: Charges 12V Batteries Charges batteries of 40Ah 300Ah Trickle charges batteries of 40Ah

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012