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Autometer Wheel Charger Tower of Power Man 70/30/4/280 AMP
$461.00
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$461.00
$461.00
Tech Specs
- Brand
- AutoMeter
- SKU
- ATMWC-7028
- Manufacturer part number
- WC-7028
- Category
- Tools › Tools
- Shipping weight
- 55.3 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
The Tower of Power is one of the most advanced wheeled battery chargers on the market today. The tall, slender design places controls at an easy to adjust level that allows the charger to fit easily between cars and lifts in the shop. We bulked up the internals and included an ultra heavy-duty transformer with 100% copper windings providing an uninterrupted high current flow for optimal performance and efficiency. The Tower of Power utilizes 2-gauge solid copper wiring and high quality, heavy duty clamps for optimal conductivity and extended service life. Large wheels and rugged rubber tires were designed to easily roll over air hoses or gravel. Precise, easy to read gauges insure accurate results during the testing process. Where other charges fall short, the Tower of Power succeeds.
- Overwound, ultra heavy-duty transformer with 100% copper windings provides uninterrupted, high current flow for maximum charging performance and efficiency
- Tall, slender design places controls at an easy to adjust level and allows unit to fit easily between cars and lifts in the shop
- Solid copper 2 gauge wiring and high quality, heavy duty clamps for optimum conductivity and extended service life
- Larger wheels designed to easily roll over obstacles such as shop air hoses or gravel
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