Universal Charger 48V 30A - Pallet Jack, Scissor Lift Scrubber Sweeper- Portable For Sale

Universal Charger 48V 30A - Pallet Jack, Scissor Lift Scrubber Sweeper- Portable
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Universal Charger 48V 30A - Pallet Jack, Scissor Lift Scrubber Sweeper- Portable:
$439.00

The Battery Charger will work with any industrial application that operates on a 48 volt system anduses SB50 GREY connector.ONLY COMES WITH SB50 GREY CONNECTOR OPTION,Portable Replacement48VChargerFor light industrial purposes



•48 Volt30A MP


• Off Board•GREYSB50connector (NOTRed)


• Perfect for

Pallet Jacks

Scissor Lifts

Floor care machines

Scrubber-Sweepers

• Warranty


Features:• UL approved• Set to flooded lead-acid batteries with ability to switch to AGM/Gel type batteries• User manual with troubleshooting codes• Easily readable lights to indicate charging state• Light weight and portable with convenient handle• Begin charge cycle with batteries as low as 2 Volts• Float feature allows for batteries to maintain full charge at the end of charge cycle
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