RING RCB320 20 Amp Workshop Battery Charger Engine Starter 12v Product Description
Description: Ring Workshop Charge 20 amp Charger will charge 12v batteries, it is a 20 amp fully automatic battery charger.
It has a tough metal and rubber construction for professional use.
It has an ammeter that shows the charge rate applied.
There is a green LED to show that it is switched on, a red LED that indicates if the leads are on the wrong way, an amber LED to show that the battery is charging and another green LED to show that the battery is charged.
Then there is the charge rate switch which switches between the 12 volt fast and 12 volt slow battery charging and 80 amp engine start functions.
This is a high quality professional battery charger, ideal for use in the garage or workshop.
Features:
- Fully automatic heavy duty battery charger
- Also includes 80 amp jump start function
- Has a slow and fast charge rate setting
- Easy to read ammeter
- Charging LED and Fully Charged LED
Price: £64.90
Saved Price: £5.09
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Product Review: Very good quality heavy duty charger
I took a long time choosing the right charger,reading the reviews as you most likely are and trying to decide whether to go for the Maypole which seemed to have more 5 star reviews and seemed like a great charger or this Ring RCB320 which didn't seem to have the same quality reviews. However after researching both finalists I decided to go for the Ring because it had the engine start facility which I though t might be handy if I couldn't, get my other car up close for a jump start if needed. I charged a virtually flat 12 volt Bosch Silver series 77Ahr battery overnight on a slow charge, 2amps. The charger is very quiet and easy to understand although the instructions don,t teach you anything apart from what the switch does and how to connect the clips etc. it is however very easy to use and understand. The charger stops charging when the battery has drawn enough amps so fully automatic. The only indication that the charging is over is that the amp meter is registering (needle to the...
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