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Exide 12/7 Charger Suitable for all motorbike battery types including AGM & GEL |
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The Exide 12/7 charger can be used as both a battery charger and a power supply with a 13.7 V output (13.7 V Supply). In the charge mode, the charger will first charge the battery, and then maintain it fully charged as long as it is connected. The charger, which features a temperature compensator, provides optimum charging for lead-acid batteries, whatever their type, size, within a range of 1-150 Ah, and temperature. In the “13.7 V Supply” mode, the charger acts as a power supply, and gives a continual power supply of max 7 A at 13.7 V. |
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Batteries should be charged off-vehicle if the voltage drops below 12.45 volts (or 6.2 volts for 6V batteries) |
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Use the specially-developed Exide motorcycle charger for best results |
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Avoid fire or flare and ensure good ventilation during and after charging |
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Allow the battery to rest for at least 12 hours after charging |
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