PAID: Battery Charger Technology
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As vehicle technology evolves, so does the need for smarter battery charging solutions. For decades, battery chargers have played a critical role in vehicle maintenance, ensuring both standard and maintenance-free batteries remain reliable and ready for use. With the rise of AGM, Enhanced Flooded, Start-Stop, and Lithium Starting batteries, modern chargers must be more intelligent and adaptable than ever.
Not all chargers are alike. Selecting the correct charger depends on the type of battery you are working with. Today’s battery chargers go beyond simple recharging; some advanced models also function as a power supply for extended service procedures or ECU re-flashing.
For professional shops and garages, Heavy-Duty Commercial Fast Chargers offer the highest performance in the market. These rugged chargers are built to withstand frequent use and provide:
For DIYers and small garages, lighter-duty chargers offer a cost-effective alternative while still delivering reliability. Though they operate at a lower output, making charging times longer, they provide useful features such as:
With the increasing use of AGM, Enhanced Flooded, and Lithium Starting batteries, Intelligent Battery Chargers have become essential. These advanced chargers automatically:
For professionals seeking precision and reliability, the Associated Equipment IBC6008 stands out as a top choice. Its customizable charging profiles ensure compatibility with various battery types, making it an essential tool for fleet maintenance.
The choice between wheeled and portable chargers depends on the application. Many portable chargers provide enough power for battery rejuvenation and starting, while higher-end models support AGM, Enhanced Flooded, and Lithium batteries and include a power supply mode for added versatility.
Every shop should have at least one Microprocessor-Controlled Intelligent Charger to ensure safe and efficient charging. It is never recommended to charge an AGM, Enhanced Flooded or Lithium starting battery with a conventional charger unless it has a dedicated AGM mode. When in doubt, always use the AGM setting to prevent battery damage.
For over 75 years, Associated Equipment Corporation has been the trusted choice for professional battery charging and diagnostics. Explore our full range of cutting-edge solutions at www.associatedequip.com and power up your shop with the best in the industry.
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