VEVOR has
VEVOR 35A Smart Battery Charger for LiFePO4 & Lead-Acid Batteries (GS450C) for $78.90 - $11.84 (15%) when you 'clip' the coupon on the product page - $10.06 (15%) when you apply coupon code
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$57.
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Features:
- Offers multi-chemistry compatibility to charge 6V, 12V, and 24V lead-acid, AGM, GEL, SLA, standard lithium, and LiFePO4 deep-cycle batteries across cars, trucks, boats, motorcycles, and lawn mowers.
- Delivers up to 35A of charging power with adjustable current settings to safely accommodate small powersport batteries up to large marine and RV deep-cycle banks.
- Utilizes a 7-stage smart charging algorithm that continuously monitors battery health and automatically shifts to trickle maintain mode upon reaching full charge.
- Features a large, easy-to-read 3.6-inch LCD display providing real-time data on active mode, charge voltage, amperage, battery percentage, and ambient temperature.
- Includes an integrated high-frequency pulse repair desulfator mode to restore sulfated lead-acid batteries, plus a Force Mode designed to revive deeply discharged batteries down to 1V.
- Engineered with advanced thermal control and full multi-point safety protection against reverse polarity, short circuits, voltage spikes, and overheating.
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For 35 amps I'll probably give it a try. I have my doubts as my $700 Noco Genius Pro 25 is only 25
Wait in the description it says MAX charge current is 20 amps!
Wow fast response from Vevor explaining that
"This charger model (VEVOR GS450C) can charge up to 35 amps, but the maximum current depends on the battery voltage and the selected charging mode.
Its specifications are as follows:
Charging current according to voltage:
For 12V batteries: The maximum current is 35 amps (you can also select 10A or 20A depending on the battery's requirements).
For 24V batteries: The maximum current is limited to 20 amps (or 10A).
For 6V batteries: Supports up to 20 amps (10A / 20A)."
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