Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V · Battery charger
Reference: BOL-ABSAAR-PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V · EAN 4045365118010
The Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V is a battery charger measuring 290 × 170 × 60 mm and weighing 1 kg. According to its reference, it works with 12/24 V batteries and charges at 6 A.
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What the Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V is for
The Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V 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 290 × 170 × 60 mm and weighs 1 kg.
Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V codes and part numbers
These codes identify the Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V:
| Commercial reference | PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V |
|---|---|
| EAN | 4045365118010 |
Frequently asked questions about the Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V
Which batteries is the Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V suitable for?
According to its reference, 12/24 V batteries; it charges at 6 A, which by the 10 % rule suits batteries of around 60 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.
Can I leave the charger connected permanently?
If it is automatic with a maintenance mode, yes. It switches to float when done and watches over the battery for months without overcharging.
What are the dimensions and weight of the Absaar PRO6.0 6AMP 12/24V?
It measures 290 × 170 × 60 mm and weighs 1 kg.
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