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Up-rated 25A Curtis charger
August 1st 2005

Curtis’ has released an up-rated 24v 25amp model 1620 battery charger. It can now offer competitively priced, switch mode chargers designed for mounting onboard forklifts, powered pallets and scrubbers, etc. Compact lightweight and durable, according to the company, the 500W chargers accommodate either sealed lead acid or gel cell lead acid batteries.

The HF charger’s key features include performance and safety with functions to safely recover deeply discharged batteries and overcharging protection. It is available in 120V or 230V models.

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