Battery Chargers and Testers
Battery Chargers from the world's top manufacturers
- CTEK Battery Chargers
- NOCO Battery Chargers
- Optimate Battery Chargers
- Exide Battery Chargers
- Motobatt Battery Chargers
- Yuasa Battery Chargers
- Numax Battery Chargers
- Sterling Battery Chargers
- Maypole Battery Chargers
- Victron Battery Chargers
- Energizer Battery Chargers
- Leoch Battery Chargers
- Sealey Battery Chargers
- Sunshine Battery Chargers
- CTEK Charger Accessories
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Optimate Solar Duo 10W 0.8A Charger/Optimiser
Quite pricey but works ok.
TS - Dorset, United Kingdom -
RING RSP1000 Solar Panel Battery Maintainer 12V 10W
Very quick delivery. So easy to use (just plus wires together). Highly recommended.
GS - Liverpool, United Kingdom -
OptiMate 4 Quad Program 12V 1.25A Battery Charger TM-342
Had the original optimate. Have to say the lights on this 1 are alot easier to understand and tayna service as easy as it can get. Great communication and easy website to navigate 10/10
CS - High Wycombe, United Kingdom -
CTEK 56-260 Comfort Connect M6 Eyelet Adapter
I really like my CTEK charger and it' worth the effort of fitting a comfort connector to your car battery to make charging easier. That way you bother to give your battery a conditioning charge more often especially during the winter and that really pays off in terms of battery life. I normally get at least 7 years of totally reliable operation out of my car batteries. I even kept one going for 12 years.
KC - Woking, United Kingdom -
Why do you need to charge your battery?
When a battery such as car, bike or leisure battery is stood without being used it continues to slowly lose charge from the electrical items such as the alarm and onboard computer etc. After a while the battery will go flat. When a battery is left in a discharged state, a chemical reaction occurs and a coating begins to build on the internal plates. This reaction is called sulphation and makes the battery resistant to taking a future charge. Symptoms of this are easy to detect; the battery will get warm during charging and a smell of rotten eggs is often emitted. If this is allowed to build for too long the battery will become unserviceable and will need replacing. This is not covered by any battery warranty as it is not a manufacturing defect.
If you can't keep the battery in constant use to keep it topped up, then you need a battery charger to look after it. Modern smart chargers from brands such as CTEK and NOCO have additional features built in to help optimize the health of your battery and can be used with minimal supervision. We typically recommend that you should use a charger with a charge rate that is around 10% of the battery's capacity. For example, if you have a 50Ah car battery a CTEK MXS5 5 amp charger would be a suitable choice.