PowerIndia BC1201 Lead Acid Battery Charger for 6-40Ah (Black)

I have rated 5 out of 5.First of all, it really charges the battery in 'n' no of hours if the batteey is rated 'n' Ampere hour (Ah). Mine was 35Ah battery, so it took around 35 n half hr.Secondly, very light weight and as simple as mobile charger.Thirdly, 3 indicators are provided. Power on when in charge, Battery full and last us Reverse polarity if by chance, you conmect the clip to opposite polarity of battery ( As the clips are not marked as +ve or -ve, so this feature is very useful).Wires are of good quality because after continuous charging of 35 hrs, it was not heated at all. Only adaptor gets heated, which is quite obvious.Cost is very less in terms of Lead-Acid battery charger.So, overall, a very very good product at very less cost and a must buy item for every one(those in regular use will also need it during cold season)

My RE 650 motorcycle has an Exide ETX-14 VRLA battery graded at 12v and 14AH. Due to the lockdown I had not used it much and the battery was drained to an extend that the self starter was not working i.e. only the headlight and horn were working. So I was looking for a cost-effective solution to fix this and I came across this charger. It is absolutely value for money. It fully recharged by battery to 100% capacity in about 12-14 hours, and I was able to start my motorcycle immediately after reconnecting the battery.Only negative is that the crocodile connectors are too small for a car battery. We need to attach some kind of additional wire extension for this to work for Car batteries.But for motorcycles, this is ideal.

Average product. Could use it only once. Charged motorcycle battery that was standing 6 months with this. It did charge the battery.But it got fried in middle while charging. I had switched off at night and started again in morning and within seconds it gave a spark and the charger got burnt. This happened because the pins are short and not of standard length due to which you have to push it and adjust. Basically it's flimsy on your wall socket.

I like this product in this there is full charge indicater is there

I had a doubt on this device, whether it will charge my ups 12v 7ah battery or it will blows away. So I decided to charge it, it went out well, this device charged my ups battery within 2 hrs. Later I tried to charge my bike battery which is having 12v 5AH capacity it also went well. Now I decided to charge something big battery , if it blows away, I can claim refund or replacement policy 😜. So, I started charging my 12v 35 ah car battery next day. The Beauty of this charger is, it charged my car battery in 23 hrs. This product is really good, One should have this product which can be used to charge dead batteries during Lock down time or who use their vehicles rarely.

Does exactly what's it's supposed to. Took around 2 hours to fully charge a 12 v exide battery of pulsar 200ns from discharge level where it won't even start the bike. Convenient indicators for battery full and reverse polarity.Look for other similar items and their price and you would appreciate this one, maybe a little flimsy but good enough for the price and considering that you probably won't use it too frequently anyways.

Doesn't work. I have a brand new battery that discharged due to lockdown. After continuously using for 12+ hours the charged LED glows but battery doesn't get charged the voltage is just 11v. Didn't reach 12+. Wasted my money and time.

The media could not be loaded. Did not work out of the box. Ordered a replacement.Updated:Got the replacement without hassle. This one works just fine. The auto cutoff worked as intended. Although the specifications say it charges the battery with Max of 1A current and my bike battery is apparently 9AH, it charged my close to fully discharged bike battery in 3-4 hours. The Math is not working out but it may be possible that my bike battery was not fully discharged. Anyways it doesn't matter as, in the end, the battery was fully (or sufficiently) charged. The plastic and wires feel a little cheap but that is fine as the product itself costs very less. The printed instructions about what the lights indicate were handy.