Battery charger/conditioner
Dec 25, 2007 0:23:01 GMT
Post by speedsport on Dec 25, 2007 0:23:01 GMT
Do you need a charger/conditioner to keep your car battery on top form over the winter?
Have a look at the charger being sold by Aldi from Thursday 27th December. www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/58_4632.htm
It's only £12.99 and looks pretty much identical to the item sold by a certain well known supllier of classic car covers & canopies at £50. I reckon it is probably made by the same people.
It charges car batteries at a max rate of 3.8A & when the battery is fully charged, drops to a trickle charge of 400mA. They say it can be safetly left permanently connected for extended periods - ideal for a car not used over the winter. It also has settings for motorcycle batteries & for pulse charge rescuing dicharged batteries too.
I cannot guarantee the product but Aldi usually does for 3 years (check before purchasing). I bought the Lidl version 2 years ago & it does do exactly what it says on the box. An excellent buy, but judging by previous offers, they'll go quickly!
And they did!
Have a look at the charger being sold by Aldi from Thursday 27th December. www.aldi.co.uk/uk/html/offers/58_4632.htm
It's only £12.99 and looks pretty much identical to the item sold by a certain well known supllier of classic car covers & canopies at £50. I reckon it is probably made by the same people.
It charges car batteries at a max rate of 3.8A & when the battery is fully charged, drops to a trickle charge of 400mA. They say it can be safetly left permanently connected for extended periods - ideal for a car not used over the winter. It also has settings for motorcycle batteries & for pulse charge rescuing dicharged batteries too.
I cannot guarantee the product but Aldi usually does for 3 years (check before purchasing). I bought the Lidl version 2 years ago & it does do exactly what it says on the box. An excellent buy, but judging by previous offers, they'll go quickly!
And they did!
