Samlex America SEC-1250UL | 50A Battery Charger 12V 2 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs Includes Temp Sensor FHSTOR3 Category: Boat Outfitting | Anodes

Name: Samlex America SEC-1250UL | 50A Battery Charger 12V 2 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs Includes Temp Sensor FHSTOR3 Category: Boat Outfitting | Anodes
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81971315381
Price: 285.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7767 (11 reviews)

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Samlex America SEC 1250UL 50A Battery Charger 12V 2 Bank 3 Stage with Dip Switch & Lugs Includes Temp Sensor FHSTOR3 Category: Boat Outfitting Anodes Category: Boat Outfitting Anodes UPC: 0850079763128 Charger Output Voltage = 12v Charger Output Amps = 50a Charging Banks = 2 Portable = No Charger Input Voltage = 120 240v EMI Compliant to FCC Part 15(B)

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