🔋The Schumacher battery charger is a convenient and easy-to-use device for charging dead batteries.
🔌The charger comes with a self-contained unit, including an AC power cord and cables for connecting to the battery.
📚The owner's manual provides detailed instructions on how to use the charger safely and effectively.
⏰Charging times may vary depending on the battery type and the charging rate selected.
🚗The charger successfully charged the dead battery and the car started without any issues.
How much does the Schumacher battery charger cost?
—The Schumacher battery charger is priced at $79.97 in Canadian dollars.
Is there a cheaper version of the Schumacher battery charger?
—Yes, there is a cheaper version priced around $50, but it has a lower charging capacity of 10 amps.
What is the voltage reading of a properly charged battery?
—A properly charged battery should read around 12 volts.
How long does it take to charge a dead battery with the Schumacher charger?
—According to the manual, it can take anywhere from 1.5 to 4 hours depending on the battery type and the charging rate selected.
What are the different charging rates available on the Schumacher charger?
—The charger offers a high rate of 15 amps and a low rate of 3 amps for different battery types.
00:07In this video, we unbox and use the Schumacher battery charger.
02:23The charger comes as a self-contained unit with an attached AC power cord and cables.
04:34The voltage reading of the dead battery is 6.8 volts, indicating it needs to be charged.
08:02After approximately an hour, the battery charge level reaches 47 percent.
08:52The charging rate is increased to 15 amps for faster charging.
09:59The charger stalls at 80 percent charge, requiring a reset.
10:50The battery is fully charged and reads 13.5 volts.
11:24The charged battery successfully starts a car that previously had a smaller battery.
