Poor name choice, imo. Defender, Saver, Protector or something like that makes more sense than Eliminator when maintaining batteries.
Canadian Tire Eliminator Smart Charger
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Link to rechargeable power supply?
Patman
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This is the one I have, and it’s on sale for the next couple of days
https://www.canadiantire.ca/en/pdp/...-600-peak-amps-120w-0112002p.html?rq=powerbox
Haha. Canadian Tire’s entire line of batteries and battery chargers are labeled as Eliminator. They’re supposed to “eliminate” your problems.
Thanks. Doesn't seem to rate very well lol.
Basically what I need is a stored power source that will power a battery tender/charger.
I don't have a power outlet in my space either
Patman
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I have had this unit for a few years and it’s working well for me. The bad reviews are probably from people who let it sit for too long between charging it. I did that with the first one that I bought and it stopped holding a charge. You are supposed to charge it at least once every three months.Thanks. Doesn't seem to rate very well lol.
Basically what I need is a stored power source that will power a battery tender/charger.
I don't have a power outlet in my space either
It is perfect for powering up a battery tender for a few hours at a time. As I mentioned earlier, I hook up my battery tender for about 2-3 hours once a week. That’s enough time to keep the battery topped up in the Corvette and then it only takes about 8-10 hours to recharge the powerbox. They have larger units as well but this size works for me. And as a bonus it can be used to give a dead car battery a boost.
Here's my setup at work. This NOCO is charging something all winter. Haven't lost a battery yet. It charges low and slow.
Like good BBQ.
The Bulk1-Bulk2-Bulk3 charging profile looks like something the marketing department wanted.
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