Car battery chargers and starting chargers

When choosing a battery charger, consider the type of battery (lead-acid, AGM, gel, etc.), its capacity, voltage (usually 12 V) and charging current. It is also important that the device has protection against overheating, short circuit and overcharging.

A battery start charger is a device that combines the functions of a battery charger and a booster (starter). It can charge the battery and provide a short-term high current to start the engine.

When choosing a ROM, consider the capacity and type of battery, starting current (should match your car's requirements), availability of protection against polarity reversal and overheating, and additional features such as USB ports for charging gadgets.

Yes, but make sure the starting current of the unit meets the requirements of a diesel engine, which typically requires a higher starting current than a gasoline engine.

Charging time depends on the capacity of the battery and the power of the charger. On average, a fully discharged battery with a capacity of 50-60 Ah can be charged for 6 to 12 hours using a charger with a current of 5-10 Ah.

If your charger supports the maintenance charge mode, you can. This mode automatically keeps the battery charged at an optimal level without the risk of overcharging.

Check that the terminals are correctly connected and that the wires and connectors are in good condition. Check that the mains voltage meets the requirements of the charger. The battery may be badly discharged or internally damaged.

Conventional chargers deliver a constant current, while intelligent chargers adapt the charging process based on battery condition, temperature and charge level, preventing overcharging and extending battery life.

This depends on the operating conditions of the vehicle. In cold weather or when the vehicle is used infrequently, it is recommended to check the charge level and charge the battery as necessary. On average, this may be once every 1-2 months.

Yes, most modern chargers allow you to charge the battery without removing it from the vehicle. However, make sure that all electrical devices in the vehicle are turned off.

Automatic chargers can detect the battery condition and regulate the charging process to prevent overcharging and overheating. Conventional chargers require constant monitoring and may not have overcharge protection.

A fully charged battery usually has a voltage of about 12.6-12.8 V (for lead-acid batteries). Some chargers are equipped with indicators to show the charging status.

Automatic Battery Charger Master Watt BOT-60 — 6 288 UAH

Automatic Battery Charger Master Watt BOT-30 — 3 649 UAH

Automatic Battery Charger Master Watt ROBOT-12 — 2 724 UAH

Start-charging equipment Dnepr 300-M — 4 084 UAH

Start-charging equipment Master Watt ROBOT-60 — 5 579 UAH

Start-charging equipment DECA CLASS BOOSTER 2500 — 103 755 UAH

Start-charging equipment DECA CLASS BOOSTER 1350 — 58 101 UAH

Start-charging equipment G.I.KRAFT GI35115 — 43 889 UAH

Microprocessor Battery Charger DECA LIFE 120 (330600) — 39 491 UAH

Automatic Battery Charger BRES CH-3000-120 — 37 600 UAH

Universal car charger Ring RMS20 — 462 UAH

Automatic Battery Charger Alligator AC802 — 574 UAH

Charger Pulso BC-15860 — 600 UAH

Automatic Battery Charger Alligator AC803 — 613 UAH

Charger OEM 1204S 4A — 616 UAH

Charger Pulso BC-15860 — 600 UAH

Intelligent charger VOIN VL-124 — 827 UAH

Start-charging equipment Forte CD-620FP — 8 456 UAH

Charger Forte CD-6A — 808 UAH

Charger Forte CB-20FP — 2 299 UAH

Intelligent charger Kentavr Smart-10A — 893 UAH

Intelligent charger Vitals Professional DS 7.0 — 2 772 UAH

Intelligent charger Vitals Master Smart 3000 — 1 393 UAH

Intelligent charger Vitals Master DS 4.0 — 1 788 UAH

Start-charging equipment Vitals Master ST-400 — 6 636 UAH

Minimum price - 462 UAH

Average price - 8 247 UAH

Maximum price - 103 755 UAH