Minn Kota Portable Marine Charger

Minn Kota-1821051

"Won't overcharge or undercharge your battery. Fully automatic 3 stage charging (bulk, absorption and maintenance) LED display indicates power ON, charging, full charge and check connection. Short circuit and reverse polarity protection. The unique molded handle design makes it easy to transport to the battery. 3 year warranty. Banks: 1 Amps: 5Features:Marine chargerFully automatic 3 stage chargingLED display indicates power ON, charging, full charge and check connectionShort circuit and reverse polarity protectionWon't overcharge or undercharge your batteryUnique molded handle design makes it easy to transport to the batteryDimensions:Product weight: 9 lbsItem:Dimensions:Weight: Portable Marine Charger Unavailable 9 lbs Additional FeaturesProduct Category:Batteries And ChargersType:ChargersWe're sorry, we have no additional specifications for this product.The Minn Kota electric trolling motor began its life in 1934 in Fargo, North Dakota. Mr. O. G. Schmidt, inventor of the trolling motor, was known to be a man of many diverse ideas. Prior to the trolling motor, Mr. Schmidt invented, produced and sold a copper soldering torch from his home in Wheatland, North Dakota. Due to its success, manufacturing operations were then moved to Fargo. Because of its proximity to the MINNesota �C North DaKOTA border, Mr. Schmidt named the business The Minn Kota Manufacturing Company. When you buy aMinn KotaPortable Marine Charger online from Wayfair, we make it as easy as possible for you to find out when your product will be delivered. You can check on a delivery estimate for the Minn Kota Part #: 1821051 here. If you have any questions about your purchase or any other Batteries And Chargers product for sale our customer service representatives are available to help. Whether you just want to buy aMinn KotaPortable Marine Charger or shop for your entire home, Wayfair has a zillion things home.Minn Kota Portable Marine ChargerMinn Kota-1821051"
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