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 Auto Charge 2 |
| Model # 091-29-12 | |
| This float charger is transient protected to ANSI/IEEE C37.90.1-1989 standard and is available in voltages from 6 volts to 120 volts. Ideal for maintaining batteries in circuit breaker applications for electric utilities. | |
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 Maintenance Master |
| Model # 091-7-12 | |
| This float charger is designed primarily to maintain the batteries used to start auxiliary generators. | |
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 Auto Charge T |
| Model # 091-80-12 | |
| This float charger is transient protected to ANSI/IEE C37.90.1-1989 standard. Ideal for maintaining batteries in circuit breaker applications for electric utilities. Similar to Auto Charge 2 except higher output current. | |
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Auto Charger Series 150 |
| Model # 091-106-150-12-120 | |
| This float charger is a basic voltage regulated, current limited, cost effective charger. | |
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 Auto Charge Series 250 |
| Model # 091-106-250-12-120 | |
| This float charger is a higher output current version of the Auto Charge series 150. | |
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| Model # 091-75-12 | |
| This float charger is a heavy duty, industrial grade charger featuring a unique Auto Equalize control. | |
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 Auto Charge 75 with Bar Graph Display |
| Model # 091-149-12 | |
| This float charger is a heavy duty, industrial grade charger featuring a unique Auto Equalize control. | |
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 Econo Charge 25 |
| Model # 091-17 | |
| This float charger is a 6 station automatic battery charger. | |
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 Auto Charge 10 |
| Model # 091-3 | |
| This float charger is built in modular fashion for configuration of 3 to 10 vehicles to be monitored from one central location. | |
