Select the desired charging voltage, and the microprocessor-controlled charger will handle everything automatically until the end of the charging cycle and the maintenance charge of fully charged batteries. The German-language display is easy to understand and comfortable to use. The memory function continues the charging process even after power interruptions, without having to start over. There are four charging programs to choose from. The fully automatic battery charging takes place in five charging steps. The microprocessor in the charger has a memory function. If the 230V supply is interrupted during the charging process, the device saves the previously selected charging program. After the power supply is restored, the device starts automatically and continues charging in the last selected program.

Programs:
Program 1: 6 V (7.2V/1A) - Suitable for 6 V batteries with a capacity between 1.2 and 30 Ah in normal conditions. Charging program for WET, MF, EFB batteries, and most GEL batteries.
Program 2: 6 V (7.4V/1A) - Suitable for 6 V batteries with a capacity between 1.2 and 30 Ah in cold conditions. This charging program is also designed for many AGM and some EFB batteries.
Program 3: 12 V (14.4V/1A) - Suitable for 12 V batteries with a capacity between 1.2 and 30 Ah in normal conditions. Charging program for WET, MF, EFB batteries, and most GEL batteries.
Program 4: 12 V (14.7V/1A) - Suitable for 12 V batteries with a capacity between 1.2 and 30 Ah in cold conditions. This charging program is also designed for many AGM and some EFB batteries.

Charging Steps:
Step 1: Initialization - Checks the condition of the battery to determine the charging process. If the battery is deeply discharged, pulse charging is initiated to refresh the battery.
Step 2: Pulse Charging - Achieves the recovery process of deeply discharged or sulfated batteries through weak pulsing current.