PulseTech Vehicle Battery Charger

XC400 4-Amp Vehicle Battery Charger and Maintainer for 12V Lead-Acid Batteries with Clamps and Lugs

$81.64
Sale price  $81.64 Regular price 
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PulseTech Vehicle Battery Charger

XC400 4-Amp Vehicle Battery Charger and Maintainer for 12V Lead-Acid Batteries with Clamps and Lugs

$81.64
Sale price  $81.64 Regular price 

The XC400 is a 4-amp charger and maintainer for 12V lead-acid vehicle batteries. Automatic charge control measures battery voltage and current, while a separate high-frequency conditioning circuit operates alongside the charging process.

Key Features

  • Supports 12V lead-acid batteries, including VRLA, AGM, gel and flooded types.
  • Microprocessor-controlled five-stage charging includes bulk charging and maintenance float charging.
  • Status lights show power, testing, charging and conditioning activity, plus battery-charge indications at 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%.
  • Quick-disconnect connections let you switch between the included battery clamps and lugs.
  • Fuse-protected battery leads and fault indications support connection checks. Follow the supplied safety instructions before use.
  • The charger indicates a bad battery below 7V and stops charging if a battery has not reached full charge after 24 hours. Not all batteries can be recovered.

Specifications

  • Model: XC400. Part: 200X010.
  • AC input: 110–240V, 50/60Hz, 1.0A. Regional plug format is unspecified.
  • Battery compatibility: 12V lead-acid only; not a charger for lithium or dry-cell batteries.
  • Maximum charging current: 4A. Nominal float voltage: 13.6V. Maximum bulk charge voltage: 14.8V.
  • Conditioning pulse frequency: 40–50kHz.
  • Power cord: 6ft. Main battery cable: 6ft. Lug/clamp cable: 2ft.
  • Dimensions: 7.15 × 3.62 × 1.96 inches.
  • Includes the charger, fuse-protected quick-disconnect battery clamps and lugs, Important Safety Instructions, and Feature and Use Guide.
  • Use in a ventilated location and do not charge frozen batteries. Marine batteries must be removed and charged on shore.

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