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Schumacher Manual 120 V 200 amps Battery Charger/Engine Starter

200 amps of engine-starting muscle paired with everyday battery charging, rolling on wheels for easy use at the vehicle.
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About Product Overview

When a battery's too far gone for a trickle charge to fix, the Schumacher BATRY CHR/ENG START 200A steps in with 200 amps of engine-starting power. It's built as a combination battery charger and engine starter, so it handles both the routine job of charging a deep cycle lead acid battery and the emergency job of jump-starting a car that won't turn over.

It's mounted on wheels rather than built as a handheld unit, which makes sense given its weight - this is a unit you roll out to the vehicle, not one you carry. Operation is manual, so you're setting the charge yourself rather than relying on automatic shutoff or built-in battery testing. The 12-foot cord gives you some reach to work around the engine bay, and the whole thing runs on standard 120-volt household power.

It's UL Listed and Energy Star Certified, and Schumacher backs it with a 1-year warranty. Good fit for anyone who wants one machine that covers both daily charging duties and the occasional dead-battery emergency.

  • 200 amp engine start output
  • Charges 1 deep cycle lead acid battery at a time
  • Wheeled design for easier transport
  • 12-foot cord, runs on 120V
  • UL Listed and Energy Star Certified
  • 1-year manufacturer warranty

The Details Specifications

Brand Schumacher
Model / MPN SC1446
UPC 026666814461
Weight 30 lbs
Safety Data Sheet (SDS) Manufacturer documentation · opens in new tab
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