If you find yourself in a situation where you have several stored batteries needing to be maintained in peak condition, then you need the Pro-12-RP manufactured by Pulse Tech. The RediPulse Pro-12 is the best multi-channel battery maintenance system on the market. It will keep up to 12 lead acid based batteries of any type—sealed AGM, gel, conventional—in peak operating condition indefinitely. It is a must have product for automotive shops, battery resellers, and commercial fleet managers.
Battery Maintenance System Features
Since each of the 12 charge stations operate independently you can have multiple sizes, types and brands of lead acid batteries on the maintainer at one time. The Pro-12 has universal input ranging from 100 to 240 VAC and uses minimal AC current (140mAh Max). A coupled battery has to have at least 11.5V for the maintainer to recognize a battery is connected. Each lead is about 72” long while the actual Pro-12-RP case is only 7.25”L x 2.25”W x 1”H.
With this battery maintenance system, there’s no possibility of sparking between leads and an audible alarm sounds if a battery is connected improperly making it easy to verify it's installed correctly. The rediPulse Pro-12-RP is used in the maintenance segment of our highly successful Battery Management Program (BMP). To learn more follow the BMP link to our battery desulfation FAQ page.
Will the Pro-12 Charge My Batteries?
Since the charge rate is below 1 amp rotating through the 12 channels, the net charge rate per battery is not enough to charge them, but it will maintain their voltage and reserve capacity indefinitely. About once per second, it will travel through each output channel. If a battery is low it will put in a slight charge and pulse the battery before it travels to the next station. If the battery is full, it will pulse it to maintain it before moving to the next battery. Ask us to see if the RediPulse Pro-12 is ideal for your battery maintenance system.
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