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Updates to charger
July 1st 2007

UPDATES TO Chloride Motive Power has updated its high frequency 2100 HP charger to offer customers a number of operational improvements as well as a new look with a user-friendly interface.

A high visibility, tri-coloured charge status indicator lets the operator see at a glance the charging status of the battery. This can be seen from an angle of up to 160° and from up to 50m away.

An LCD panel includes data about the last 250 cycles and graphs for the last 15 cycles.

Included is a battery recovery mode that recovers batteries that have stood for a long time, have been over discharged or that are sulphated

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