6V/12V Battery Charger | Bass Pro Shops

6V/12V Battery Charger

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  • Charges 6V or 12V rechargeable batteries
  • Change voltage charge with easy-to-use switch
  • Alligator Clip connectors accommodate most styles of battery posts

Keep your wildlife feeder running at full speed with fully-charged batteries courtesy of this 6V/12V Battery Charger! This convenient and versatile plug-in rechargeable battery charger charges both 6V or 12V rechargeable batteries. Change voltage charge with the flick of a switch. Alligator clips connectors accommodate most styles of battery posts.

   
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  • Charges 6V or 12V rechargeable batteries
  • Change voltage charge with easy-to-use switch
  • Alligator Clip connectors accommodate most styles of battery posts

Keep your wildlife feeder running at full speed with fully-charged batteries courtesy of this 6V/12V Battery Charger! This convenient and versatile plug-in rechargeable battery charger charges both 6V or 12V rechargeable batteries. Change voltage charge with the flick of a switch. Alligator clips connectors accommodate most styles of battery posts.

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No, it is not solar charged.
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No, plug in only!
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Nothis charger is 110 volt. I have 2 6 volt batteries that i swap out when i check the pictures on my camera. I havent tried solar powered energy yet for fear of having too many things go wrong in the outdoors.
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No its not you use it in your home to charge your feeder or camera batteries.
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 - Columbus, Ohio
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