AEG Werk WM15/100A 158009 Charger 12 V, 6 V 8 A 15 A

Charger Factory WM 15/100 A

The AEG WM workshop charger 6 is a powerful Fully automatic microprocessor charger with auto start function which is suitable for all common 6 and 12 volt batteries. It has a maximum charging current of 12V/6A and a reduced charging current of 2 A for gentle charging small battery capacity. The trickle charge function (2A) is ideal for seasonal vehicles such as timers, Cabrio, bike. The Fully automatic microprocessor controlled charger requires no manual stop the charging process. The charger is switchable, and includes protective insulated battery terminals, a robust metal casing with integrated carry handle and a battery charge indicator. The LED display indicates the charging mode, reverse polarity as well as the fault of one battery. The AEG WM workshop charger 6 is in a temperature range from -20°C to + 40 °C can be used, and the security features such as overload and short-circuit protection as well as overheating and reverse polarity protected. The WM workshop charger 6 is for the following types: wet batteries, lead-acid, lead-gel, EFB, AGM.

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Highlights & Details

• 100 A start-up support.
• Trickle charge function 2 A
• Charging status display in %
• Insulated battery terminals
• Heavy duty metal casing

Facts

• Maximum charging current 12 V/15 A or 6 V/8 A, optional reduced charging current 2 A for gentle charging small battery capacities (switchable)
• By trickle charge function (2A) Ideal for seasonal vehicles, such as convertible or motorcycle suitable
• No manual stop the charging process is required
• 100 A start-up support.
• Insulated battery terminals
• Robust metal casing with integrated carry handle
• Charging status display in %
• Maximum charging current 6 V/8 A, 12 V/15 A
• Auto-start function
• Min. Function voltage 0.5V/Battery Voltage
• Security Features: Overload and short circuit protection as well as overheating and reverse polarity protection
• LED display for charging mode, polarity reversal and defective battery