12 Volt Power Pulse Battery Charger
From PulseTech
| List Price: | $92.47 |
| Price: | $36.09 |
Product Description
Increase battery life upto 5x. Provides greater charge acceptance. Batteries charge faster and last longer. No assembly required. 10 in. L x 8 in. W x 2 in. H (1 lbs.) PowerPulse is not a charger. Charging does not eliminate the main cause of premature battery failures energy-robbing sulfate deposits on battery plates. During this process, the plates gradually become more and more clogged with microscopic lead sulfate deposits. These deposits eventually limit the surface area available for energy transfer and cut back the battery's ability to accept, store and release energy. PowerPulse generates an intermittent, optimized high frequency pulse that reduces existing sulfate deposits and keeps them from building up again. The patented pulse technology circuit dramatically improves your batteries ability to accept and keep a charge and extend your batteries life. This small, weatherproof product can be used as a supplement to your existing charging system. You do not need an electrical outlet because PowerPulse draws a small portion of the current from the battery. Accordingly, it should only be used on vehicles or equipment that is regularly used and frequently charged.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #12372 in Automotive
- Brand: PulseTech
Features
- Increase battery life upto 5x
- Provides greater charge acceptance
- Batteries charge faster and last longer
- No assembly required
- 10 in. L x 8 in. W x 2 in. H (1 lbs.) PowerPulse is not a charger. Charging does not eliminate the main cause of premature battery failures energy-robbing sulfate deposits on battery plates. During this process, the plates gradually become more and more clogged with microscopic lead sulfate deposits. These deposits eventually limit the surface area available for energy transfer and cut back the battery's ability to accept, store and release energy. PowerPulse generates an intermittent, o
Most helpful customer reviews
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.I installed a hybrid solar system on our home about three years ago. Hybrid because it has a battery back up and grid-tie function. I installed the the power pulse on my battery bank less that a week ago -- that's six Trojan L-16's. I am already seeing more capacity and faster charging. I'm excited to see what my capacity will be after a couple of months. The power pulseseem to be living up to all of the written claims -- I am very pleased with this product.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.I put this on a battery that was most likely sulfated and that didn't start my engine and now it will start the engine. It a good tool to have for batteries that were left partly discharged longer than they should have been. The price is right.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful.Easy hook up and is working as advertised. I got this for $35 and see now what a good price that was. It still seems a little pricey but when you consider what you pay for a couple of 6 volt batteries and replacing them every year to year and a half this may be a really good investment, I hope. Before you say it, I know all of the procedures for batteries sitting idle for long periods of time, but all you have to do is to forget one time and let you batteries either boil out, or let time stay off line too long and guess what? You either have one or two dead batteries. Also, I was depending on an ohm/vlt meter to check the charge and guess what? The meter said the batteries were good so I headed for the tall woods and nearly froze to death when the furnace in my MH stop working because the batteries were dead. The only reliable way to check the condition of you batteries is with a Hydrometer. You can pick one of these up at Auto Zone for about $5 and it will tell the truth about each individual cell condition of you batteries. The volt meter says 12 volts even if two of the cells are dead. This Plusetech is supposed to keep the batteries conditioned at all times -- two new batteries -- we will see?
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