Black + Decker BC25BD 25 Amp Battery Charger with 75 Amp Engine Start
- Brand:
- BLACK+DECKER
- Model Number:
- BC25BD
- UPC:
- 814632011453
- EAN:
- 0814632011453
- ASIN:
- B00KM18P5Y
- Walmart SKU:
- 650432803
Third-Party Seller Summary
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$135.00 | |
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$94.99 | |
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Most Recent Price
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$94.99 |
- Average Price
- $122.21
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Customer Insights: Rated 3.64/5 from 11 reviews.
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Good product.
Item came on time and worked as advertised.
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Easy to use and you can see when it's done
I bought a different unit and returned it because it had no Amperage indication. The current flowing into a charging battery is a very helpful thing to know. This one has an Amp meter. It is easy to use with no setup required. You can see the state of charge at a glance. It also tells you when the charge is complete and switches to “maintenance” so you can not overcharge the battery. I haven't tried the alternator test, but that is something I would probably never use.
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What happened to my trickle charge
It does not have the trickle charge feature that I wanted It charges great, but I wanted it to be able to stay on a low charge. What happened to my triple charge charges great, but I wanted it to be able to stay on a low charge. What happened to my trickle charge?
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A bit disappointing...
Does what it says and has many useful features, BUT... 1. You can't select a lower charging current. 25 amps or nothing. This means you can only use it with big batteries as 25A will fry smaller batteries (under 100Ah). 2. The charging leads are undersized and get hot while charging. 3. The (loud) cooling fan runs all the time, even when neither hot nor charging.
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Junk
Charged 5 batteries then it quit
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7 recordsThird-Party Sellers prices have ranged from $94.99 (Jun 24) to $135.00 (Jun 15) over the past 90 days. Current price is 23.1% below the 90-day average of $123.57.
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| $94.99 | $-40.01 | -29.6% | |
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