Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic · Battery charger
Reference: BOL-ABSAAR-121101132 11AMP 12V ELECTRONIC · EAN 4002031110600
The Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic is a battery charger measuring 200 × 110 × 170 mm and weighing 3 kg. According to its reference, it works with 12 V batteries and charges at 11 A.
- Voltage
- 12V
- Dimensions (L × W × H)
- 200 × 110 × 170 mm
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The Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic at a glance
The Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic charges vehicle batteries and keeps them in top condition during idle periods. Check the charger's voltage and current against your battery's capacity. It measures 200 × 110 × 170 mm and weighs 3 kg.
Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic codes and part numbers
These codes identify the Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic:
| Commercial reference | 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic |
|---|---|
| EAN | 4002031110600 |
Frequently asked questions about the Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic
Which batteries is the Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic suitable for?
According to its reference, 12 V batteries; it charges at 11 A, which by the 10 % rule suits batteries of around 110 Ah. Also check that it has the charging mode for your technology (lead-acid, AGM, gel or lithium).
What charging current do I need for my battery?
As a rule, 10% of the capacity in Ah: for 70 Ah, about 7 A. Less current also works, it just takes longer; much more can heat the battery.
What are the dimensions and weight of the Absaar 121101132 11AMP 12V electronic?
It measures 200 × 110 × 170 mm and weighs 3 kg.
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