Description

12V20A MCPR uses a microcomputer to realize its pulse repair function on lead-acid batteries. It has a built-in PMW (pulse width modulation) chip. 12V20A MCPR’s precise sampling capability and PWM technology make its output voltage stable and powerful enough for repairing lead acid batteries. Its automatic floating charging function also makes the charging current more stable. By doing this, the original capacity of the battery will not be affected. Furthermore, 12V20A MCPR also features a reverse protection and automatic shutdown function, making it easier and safer to use.

Our Experience

What should be highlighted in 12V20A MCPR is its powerful pulse repair function from its imported chip. Its output voltage can be maintained at 9-16V. It is a rational voltage level for almost any 12V lead acid batteries. Its 20A output voltage is sufficient to realize both fast charging and high voltage repairing in lead acid batteries. Its metal housing also improves the rapid dissipation of heat generated by the charger when it is working.

What Customers Are Saying

Customers have been complimenting the large clamps that come with 12V20A MCPR, saying they can be used on electrodes for a variety of lead acid batteries. Some customers say it works highly stably. One customer stated he used it to fix 5 lead acid batteries that were once dead. It is in lightweight and features a boat switch, making it easy to use. While its metal housing effectively dissipating the heat generated, some customers also complain that it is easy to leave marks when their hands are oily. But it didn’t stop customers from raving about its convenience and durability.