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EASILY DETACHES - BatteryMINDer Model 1215C easily connects to your “under-the-hood” battery you most need to keep maintained over winter or summer, yet easily unclips from its own bracket without removing the wiring. Once simply installed there is never any need to undo or reinstall the electrical connectors each time you want to use it on different batteries.
EXTENDED BATTERY LIFE - Automatic full time desulfator reverses sulfation (a buildup of lead sulfate crystals) the primary cause of early battery failure by using a patented range of high frequencies to safely remove sulfation and recondition weak batteries. Sulfated batteries once considered beyond recovery can now be brought back to long-term useful condition. Extending battery life up to four times when compared to new batteries not being properly maintained.
AMBIENT TEMPERATURE SENSOR – Installed temperature compensation precisely adjusts battery voltage based on temperature sensor readings. This ensures your battery will always be properly charged and maintained no matter what conditions it is subject to. Reverse polarity, short-circuit and over temperature protection.
FOUR BATTERIES AT A TIME - Maintains up to four batteries at a time when connected in parallel. Requires the use of user-supplied wiring or Y-Connectors 210AY (sold separately). Use with 12Volt car, truck, marine, maintenance type (filler caps), sealed, maintenance-free, starter, deep cycle, AGM, & lead-acid batteries.
FCC CERTIFIED - Certified by the California Energy Commission as meeting the current efficiency standards, which means it meets strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of Energy.
