Product Overview
Recreational Charger 6A-2Bank
Keep your batteries topped off and ready for action with the Dual Pro Recreational Charger 6A-2Bank. This compact and rugged charger is perfect for boaters who demand reliable performance without the premium price tag. It's designed for everyday use, effortlessly maintaining two 12V batteries or a single 24V trolling motor system, so you can spend less time worrying about power and more time enjoying the water.
Key Features
- **Dual-Bank Charging:** Independently charges two 12V batteries or a single 24V trolling motor system (using two 12V batteries).
- **6 Amps Per Bank:** Delivers a fast and efficient charge, minimizing downtime and maximizing your time on the water.
- **Fully Automatic Operation:** Simply plug it in and forget it. The charger automatically switches to maintenance mode once batteries are fully charged, preventing overcharging and extending battery life.
- **Waterproof and Rugged:** Built to withstand harsh marine environments, ensuring reliable performance season after season.
- **Safe and Reliable:** Features reverse polarity protection, ignition protection, and is compliant with USCG and ISO 8846 marine standards for worry-free operation.
- **Versatile Compatibility:** Suitable for flooded, AGM, and select lithium batteries (consult manufacturer for lithium compatibility).
- **Compact Design:** Saves valuable space onboard with its small footprint (3.0"H x 6.5"W x 7.25"L).
- **Easy Installation:** Comes with 5ft DC charge cables and a 3ft AC power cord for convenient setup.
Specifications
The Captain's Take
As a seasoned captain, I've seen my share of battery chargers. The Dual Pro Recreational Charger 6A-2Bank stands out for its reliability and simplicity. It's a workhorse that keeps my batteries in top condition without any fuss. It's a small investment that delivers big peace of mind, knowing I'll always have the power I need when I'm out on the water. Highly recommended for any boater looking for a dependable and affordable charging solution.
