Battery TenderPlus 2 Bank Multibank Charger - 2.5 AMP (1.25 AMPs Per Bank) - Smart 12V Multi Battery Charger and Maintainer for Standard, AGM, and Lithium LiFePO4-022-0165-DL-WH

Keeping my batteries on point

This item was delivered and thrown into 2-3” deep puddle of water in the pouring rain outside my fence , all on security video , luckily it was raining otherwise, somebody might’ve stole it ! So as it laid in the puddle for many many hours, the box has soaked up the water and his product sat underwater for hours. I let it dry out for a couple of days after pouring all the water out of it. And I plugged it in and to my surprise it worked And it is still working weeks later I was going to return it, but it takes too long to get a refund so I’m gonna take the chance since it works and hopefully it stays working so the product is awesome since it runs after being underwate , so I give the product 5 STARS !!! The delivery guy and Amazon I would give only 1 STAR , because the driver didn’t want to get wet so he threw the package in the puddle not even in my yard over my fence outside my yard about a foot from the sidewalk and if it would’ve got stolen they would’ve told me it was delivered And there’s nothing they can do about it unless I make police report Which would be false because it was not stolen on my property because Amazon did not put it inside of my property. Amazon is really getting bad. They used to be good. This is happened many of times in the last year or so. maybe Jeff Bezos should stop taking all the money and pay his Drivers better so they do better !

Works great use every day

I have several of these Battery Tenders, work great for keeping your vehicle battery fully charged, for vehicles that are not used frequently.Amazons advertising on this item is misleading. I thought I was ordering the newer smaller unit that can be hung from hood while in use. When it arrived it was the older floor or bench style model 😐Shouldn’t Picture one item and ship another 🫤

Worked as it should. No issues.

This works nicely but the cords are short. If you purchase it, you should also purchase extensions which come in various lengths.

I like this system, being able to leave a harness attached to the battery permanently, being able to buy extensions to the leads, being able to disconnect the charger and reconnect it easily.I was looking for something to make keeping a charge on my lawn tractor easier. In order to access the battery I had to actually remove the hood, inconvenient, and risking breaking something each time. With this there's a connector peeking out from under the hood, I simply plug it in. With two pieces of equipment, this system is perfect. I bought an extra battery harness in anticipation of keeping another battery charged throughout the winter.Here's some info on the system that may help you. The power cord to the unit is about 6' long (you'll probably need an extension cord) and is polarized 2-prong. It comes with 2 harnesses and 2 clip-ons. The harnesses have .335" holes in their attachments, so the bolt you use to attach to the battery, or the battery posts themselves, need to be 5/16" or smaller, or else you'll need to modify things. The leads from the charger that go to either the harness or the clip-on rig are about 4 1/2' long, the harnesses are about 21", and the clip-ons about 24". For the harness, see where you would like to have the connector plug located, and measure to the FARTHEST battery terminal... you have 21" or less to work with.I got mine with one 12' extension and one 25' extension, and one extra harness.NOTE: I think most of these electronically controlled units WILL NOT charge a dead battery, they don't know for sure that they are connected properly, so won't turn on the charging cycle. Fortunately I have a very old non-electronic charger to get a battery started on those rare occasions... like leaving a dome light on in a car for a few days. This unit is one of those that is not intended for use with a dead battery.

Have 3 of these to maintain batteries during the winter for ATV’s, motorcycles and marine batteries