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Built-in intelligent microprocessor makes charging faster, easier and safer
Ideal for charging small batteries and maintaining car and truck batteries
Fully automatic, multi-stage charging provides a faster, more thorough battery charge
Suitable for all types of 12V lead-acid batteries, including gel cell and AGM
Automatically switches from full charge to maintenance mode to maintain batteries during prolonged periods of storage without overcharging or damaging the battery
Choose from 3 connection options - standard clamps, ring terminal connectors or 12V accessory plug
Built in mounting tabs for optional permanent installation
LED indicators provide charge status and reverse polarity

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NoMotoMaster Eliminator Intelligent Battery Charger, 2A

Overall Rating

4.2 out of 5

9 Built-in intelligent microprocessor makes charging faster, easier and safer. Ideal for charging small batteries and maintaining car and truck batteries. Fully automatic, multi-stage charging provides a faster, more thorough battery charge. Suitable for all types of 12V lead-acid batteries, including gel cell and AGM

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Abusch

Location: Okotoks, AB

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Keep your man toys batterys fresh for years.

Date:December 3, 2011

"I have three of these on my 'toys'. After spending $100's of dollars replacing batterys in my motorcycles and classic mustang after sitting dead all winter, I broke down and put these on my bikes and cars that I don't drive regularly. These have saved me $100's of dollars in battery costs.

I then purchased 4 more for our ATV's and Snowmobiles at work. Again, we are no longer replacing batterys each year.

These chargers pay for themselves."

+10points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

denis9332

Location: Brossard

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Very Good Smart Charger

Date:May 2, 2011

"First, this charger isn't made to boost a car in 6 hours. It's a battery tender. (january review from someone)

I bought 2 of these (on sale for 20$) and I like LED warning lights showing present mode.

Works well and great."

+37points

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Overall Rating

1 out of 5

chedderman

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worth 10 bucks at the most

Date:January 17, 2011

"this thing wouldn't jump a pace maker... might be good to boost a golf cart or lawn tractor. tried for 6 hours to boost the car but didn't boost very well."

-152points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Garlic

Location: Whitehorse, YT

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Good Product but Stiff Cables in Cold

Date:December 25, 2010

"I now have two of these, reflecting my overall positive rating. Used for topping up toys and autos that stand idle for months.

They have adequate LEDs to inform you about charging status. They can be mounted on a wall. They have handy connectors for installing and switching between batteries.

But ... in cool or cold weather the cables and power cord are annoyingly stiff. (Try putting it in a freezer for a few minutes.) The cords should be sufficiently flexible in cold weather that they don't risk pulling the clamps off the battery and causing trouble.

I urge CTC to require its suppliers to include wiring that is sufficiently flexible at the temperature at which any of its winter products is to be used."

+70points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Kapeeesh

Location: Surrey, BC

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Best Product for WINTER STORED CARS

Date:December 22, 2010

"I have been using this product for almost 3 years now. I used the previous version, and now bought this one on sale. I have a summer car that I store in my garage during the winter and my battery would always die. With this charger, my battery never dies, and always starts when I want to start. Its small and can be hidden. I have reccomended it family and friends, who all use it, and love it. One of the best investments for your stored cars during the winter. Trust me, you'll love it. It will even charge a dead battery."

+40points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

Mechtician

Location: Surrey, BC

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a charger that's more intelligent than I am?

Date:September 3, 2010

"I've used a Yuasa battery maintainer for the past 10 years I've been riding motorcycles. They usually cost around $40, and the dude at the parts counter in every bike shop will tell you they're the best. However, I found myself in need of a bike battery charger/maintainer over the winter and my Yuasa unit is somehow connected to my father's battery, so I purchased this little Eliminator unit on sale for $20. The battery for my Nighthawk 650 was dead flat and low on electrolyte, I topped it up and this charger had it back to full charge within 12 hours! It's sitting outside in maintenance mode as we speak. Any charger that can bring a used & abused battery back from the dead like that is worth the $$$, I would recommend this product to my friends."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

cptarai

Location: Waterloo ON

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great for car audio

Date:February 7, 2010

"i have an 800 watt stereo system, which obviously puts a strain on my battery and charging system. my battery was tested when i got an oil change and it showed it was in good condition but very low on charge. so i had two options, buy an expensive and tricky to install on an acura high performance alternator, or find another way of topping up the battery.
i hook this thing up every couple nights, i can close the hood with this thing in there
although thats probably not the best way for the battery, its worked so far!"

-36points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

korky

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excellent item

Date:January 8, 2010

"every rv, motorcycle, atv owner should own this item"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

typeonemb

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2 amp maintainer/charger

Date:December 27, 2009

"You just set it and forget it.

Great if the battery is flat and you are in no hurry. Leaving it attached, it then becomes a maintainer once the battery is fully charged."

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3 answers

green maintain and yellow charging lights keep blinking back and forth

Question:

What does this mean

cougar123

2 months, 3 weeks ago

Answer:

Answer: The flashing or blinking LED lights is a fault code that occurs when the charger does not recognize or detect a battery connected to its terminals. This usually happens when the charger was either improperly installed to the battery or when the battery’s voltage is too low or “dead” to be recognized the charger. Here are the solutions.
Solution1: First, ensure that the positive and negative clamps of the charger were installed on the battery BEFORE plugging the unit into the wall outlet.
If the charger continues to show blinking lights, the battery’s voltage is too low to be recharged.
This will cause the fault code to appear when a 12Volt battery falls below 2.5 Volts. During this stage, this can cause lead acid batteries to become sulfated on the inside, or cause damage to the internal plates.
Solution 2: Give your battery a “hard charge” or boost either from using a jump starter or from booster cables connected from another car battery. If your dead battery was around the 2.5 volts or so, this will bring it to around 4-5 volts. After this step use can use the charger to maintain and revive the battery.

Irvin

2 months ago

Answer:

Essentially it means the charger keeps alternating between charging and maintenance mode. The battery appears to be reaching full charge but then the voltage drops very quickly, and so on. This is likely the indication of a bad battery. Eventually the charger will stop trying and indicate a battery fault.

CanadianTireTeam

2 months ago

Answer:

the green and yellow lights keep blinking , it means the charger is trying to enter the floating charging mode, the battery is nearly full, but when it enters it detect the battery voltage is dropping quickly, the battery needs to be Absorption charged again, so the unit goes back to charging the battery, so the yellow light will be on. When charging in short time, the voltage goes up, it enters floating again, so the green light on. It keeps blinking back and forth, after several cycles, it will stop blink, depending on your battery condition. In this situation, your battery is almost full, it doesn't matter. You can leave it charging or stop charging and use the battery. Don't worry!

Anonymous

2 months ago

2 answers

Would this charge a small 12v 3.5Amh lead acid battery

glhunt

- Barrie, Ont

11 months ago

Answer:

You'd want something in the 1A or less range to charge a battery that small.

diycarguy

10 months ago

Answer:

it is suggest that make sure the battery is higher than 7AH when using the 2A charger.

Anonymous

10 months ago

4 answers

A tow truck driver suggested I install one of these so I don't need a boost yet again. He said to connect it to the block heater. Will this work?

Question:

My van is equipped with an electronic anti-corrosion system that seems to drain the battery. Some weeks the van is only driven 2 days.

espdd

- Winnipeg, Manitoba

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

do not listen to a tow truck driver, they tow cars ,they are want to be mechanics have the car diag by a licensed mech.

Anonymous

1 week, 3 days ago

Answer:

If you were to hard wire it in parallel with your block heater, every time you plug it in, your battery would also be charging. Sounds like a great idea.

Anonymous

1 month, 2 weeks ago

Answer:

You can get this product and plug into your outlet until you need to drive your vehicle again. It will keep it charged, and will always start your vehicle when you need it. Im not too sure about plugging it into your block heater. This will keep your battery fully charged.

Kapeeesh

- Surrey, BC

1 year, 1 month ago

Answer:

Maybe he meant "like a block heater" not "to the block heater" meaning hook it up to the battery and run the cable thru your grille.

In any case, yes, leaving your battery connected to a battery charger while your car is parked will certainly help.

You might want to invest in a booster pack as well.

Anonymous

1 year, 2 months ago

2 answers

How can I find out if this is the correct item for the application

Question:

Can this be hooked permanently to the two batteries of a diesel engine, on a 1 ton pick up, and when the truck is used, just unplug and drive away with the unit still attached to the batteries.

Kittymom

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

Would take way to long to charge a large battery. Will be worst for to large ones. You should use a 15 or 20 amps tender for your purpose.

denis9332

- Brossard

9 months ago

Answer:

Two batteries in a diesel is a pretty big challenge for a 2A charger - that's a lot of amp hours combined. All you can really hope to do with this size charger is keep your batteries "topped up" or even warm, but no chance you can charge them up if they're discharged. Cold weather only makes it harder. At the very least, you should consider two units - one for each battery.

As for ease of use in your application, you could leave it under your hood (away from heat) but the charger comes with a quick disconnect and three lead options - typical clamps, cigarette-style plug and ring terminal leads. I'd recommend just permanently connecting the ring terminal leads to your battery and run the quick connect end thru your grille. Then just plug or unplug the quick connect as required.

diycarguy

1 year, 2 months ago

1 answer

Can I charge two 12 V batteries on 5th wheel at once

BCM202

1 year, 2 months ago

Answer:

If they're connected in parallel you can because it's still 12V. If they're connected in series, then you can't because it's 24V

However I wouldn't recommend it with this particular model because it's only 2A - you're asking it to do a lot. If all you want to do is keep your two batteries topped up, then it's fine. But if you want to charge two drained batteries, this charger could take days upon days to do it.

diycarguy

1 year, 2 months ago

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