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10/2A useful for all 12V battery types including marine/deep cycle
Cycles on and off when finished to maintain a full charge
Automatically adjusts rate to prevent overcharging

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This product carries a 2 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoMotoMaster Automatic 10/2A Battery Charger

Overall Rating

4.7 out of 5

23 10/2A useful for all 12V battery types including marine/deep cycle. Cycles on and off when finished to maintain a full charge. Automatically adjusts rate to prevent overcharging.

Overall Rating

5 out of 5

stitch

Location: Vancouver, BC

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Motomaster to the Rescue

Date:January 12, 2010

"I justed bought this NEW battery charger to replace my old 10 year old motomaster battery charger that I accidently wrecked. This new charger is a work-horse. I've charged 10 batteries, all back to 100%. I was going to buy a more expense charger, and realized this charger performs the same if not better than a more expensive charger!"

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

GWC51

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Best Deal

Date:January 12, 2010

"I recieved mine from my wife for my birthday.
It works very well. Even starts my motorcycle which has to have a full battery everytime.
Trickle charge works well maintaining a stored battery all winter."

+21points

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

GrampaNS

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nice charger

Date:January 7, 2010

"This is great for bringing a batter back from the dead, or just trickle charging for batter maintenance"

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

dbewers

Location: Fenelon Falls, ON

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Does the job just fine

Date:November 21, 2008

"Found this charger on line the same day my other charger of 12 years broke. On sale. Couldn't be simpler, plug it in, connect it up, and wait. Has charged every battery I have, car, lawn tractor, snowmobile. I have no negative comment abouth this charger."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

pipe

Location: Prince George, BC

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Good Quality Battery Charger

Date:September 9, 2008

"Very simple to use. Motomaster has always been a good brand."

-4points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

vlaz55

Location: London, ON

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Very good Charger

Date:June 3, 2008

"I got this charger on sale at 1/2 price, and I don't think you can beat it for the money. It works well and there is not much too it, what more can you ask for?"

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

TJ0099

Location: Edmonton

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good charger

Date:June 1, 2008

"Can't add much to what has already been said, got it at a store opener sale price of $24.99 and it's a great little charger. I do agree with the comment about the cheesy clamps and cord could be better quality."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

smithbayguy

Location: Orillia, Ontario

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Perfect!!

Date:May 30, 2008

"When I took my wife's 9 year old sports car that we purchased last fall out of storage in May, I needed to charge the battery. Lucky guy that I am I spotted the Motomaster 10/2A Charger on sale in the CTC flyer. It worked simply perfectly. Easy to use controls and visual displays with a cord that allowed me to set it all up in the garage without removing the battery from the trunk of the car. The trickle charge feature will be an added bonus for next year's storage. What a deal - on sale for half price with another 20% off for using my card. Canadian Tire's products and service have kept me coming back for over 40 yerars."

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Overall Rating

4 out of 5

cdnninja

Location: Toronto, on

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good charger

Date:May 9, 2008

"excellent product, bought it on sale, the only complaint would be that the clamps are a little flimsy."

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Drew2222

Location: St. John's, NL

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Handy little unit to have

Date:April 8, 2008

"I bought this guy on sale to augment my solar power system in my camper van and it comes in handy when parked near an electrical outlet. It keeps my batteries charged and runs my 12 volt power items with it's ample 10amp capacity. A good deal in my opinion."

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2 answers

Can this charger be used to boost a vehicle as well as charge a battery?

Question:

I read somewhere that you need a charger with 10/2//50 setting to boost a battery. Is that true or will this charger be fine to boost an SUV battery?

Anonymous

6 months ago

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PS. Using a extension cord greatly reduces the power rating of a battery charger. So keep it as short as possible.

Anonymous

5 months, 2 weeks ago

Answer:

This charger has a 10A setting. It really depends on how discharged the battery is but, at 10A, you might be able to attempt a start in as little as 30 minutes.

The higher the amp rating, the quicker you can try. For example, with a 50A setting you might get a car started after only a few minutes of charging.

You probably need a charger with at least 75 or 100A to if you want to be able to do immediate boosts (i.e. hook up the charger and try turning the key). That's why the big, wheeled chargers that mechanics use have a 150A or more setting.

diycarguy

5 months, 2 weeks ago

1 answer

Weak motorcycle battery won't charge, green light

Question:

It charges for a few seconds, then the green light comes on for a bit; it keeps repeating this. I realize the green light is supposed to come on when the battery is nearly charged. But why is it coming on and stopping the charge of a weak battery??

Anonymous

10 months ago

Answer:

The charger is cycling on and off. Either your battery is almost fully charged or you have a bad battery.

Set it to the 2A setting and see what happens. This is how you should be charging a small battery. If the battery is good, the battery should charge until fully charged and then turn off.

diycarguy

10 months ago

1 answer

How do I read the amperige gage works

icetire

1 year ago

Answer:

The gauge will shoot over to the right at it's highest charge current. As the battery accepts a charge, the gauge will begin to slowly move back to the left. The closer to the left, the lower the current as the battery is almost fully charged.

As the battery gets closer to fully charged, I would mvoe the charge rate to 2A to allow the charger to finish faster and give a more thorough charge.

The Charged LEDs will indicate when charging is complete.

diycarguy

1 year ago

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how long should it take to charge a completely dead battery?

Anonymous

- Ottawa

1 year, 1 month ago

Answer:

That depends on battery size, battery condition, temperature, charge rate and a few other factors.

A typical car battery charged at 10A might take 6-8 hours.

diycarguy

1 year, 1 month ago

1 answer

When I hook up to my battery the red charge light comes on for about 10sec then it goes to green...why does it stop charging?

Question:

Doesn't matter where the switches are at...does the same thing.
This is a battery for a tractor lawnmower.
Should I have it fully charged first and the switches set to a particular spot??
tks!

nscanada

1 year, 1 month ago

Answer:

The green light will start to flash on and off as the battery gets closer to fully charged. You'll notice that the longer it stays connected, the green light will stay on longer and the red light shorter until eventually the green light will stay on. (The charger is turning on in spurts to keep the battery from overcharging.)

Once you see the green light start to flash on and off, it will actually finish charger faster if you switch to the 2A setting at that point.

diycarguy

1 year, 1 month ago

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