Absaar battery chargers

Absaar chargers for vehicle batteries: pick the model to match your battery's voltage, its capacity in Ah and its technology.

Each product page shows the output voltage, the charging current in amps and the battery types supported. Compare them with your battery label before you decide and you will avoid slow, incomplete charges or a mode that does not suit it.

Three figures for choosing an Absaar charger

You choose a charger by looking at the battery, not the other way round. Keep its label handy and check:

• Voltage: cars and motorbikes run on 12 V; trucks and large machinery usually use 24 V; some older bikes use 6 V. The charger must deliver exactly that voltage.
• Current: as a guide, around 10 % of the capacity. A 60 Ah battery charges well at about 6 A; a 10 Ah motorcycle battery prefers 1 A or less.
• Technology: flooded lead-acid, AGM, GEL and lithium do not charge the same way. Look for the matching mode on the product page; a charger with no lithium mode is not used on lithium batteries.

Maintenance charging

When a vehicle sits for weeks, the battery slowly loses charge. A charger with a maintenance or float function keeps it full without overcharging and can stay connected for the whole lay-up. It is the simplest way to avoid a flat battery after winter.

To learn the real condition of your battery, a battery tester gives you the answer in seconds. If it no longer starts the engine, a replacement may be due: see our car batteries or compare with the full range of chargers.

Frequently asked questions

Does an Absaar charger work with AGM or Start-Stop batteries?

It depends on the model. If the product page lists an AGM mode, yes; if it does not, choose another.

Do you sell Absaar batteries?

No. From this brand we offer chargers only, as the ABSAAR brand page explains.

Can I leave it connected all winter?

Yes, if the model has a maintenance or float mode. Without that function, disconnect it once charging is complete.