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6–156V · industrial grade · new stock only

The right charger, the first time.

Tell us your bank voltage and chemistry and we'll show you the units in stock that actually fit — Schauer, Samlex, Quick Charge and Dual Pro, shipped from Oregon.

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12V · lead-acid · in stock 0 chargers fit

Every voltage from 6V to 156V is in the catalogue below. If you do not see your bank, we answer the phone: 22 years, same four people.

Every unit is bench-tested before it leaves the shelf — and it leaves the shelf in Oregon, not a warehouse we've never stood in.

No dropshipping. No refurbished returns sold as new. The box you open is the box we packed.

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Built for the bank
you already own.

25 amps, multi-stage, float-safe. The one people buy when a dealer has already quoted them a replacement battery they didn't need.

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Three questions
and you're done.

Most wrong orders come from one number: the amp rating. We ask for the label on your battery, not the model of the thing it sits in.

  1. Read the label, not the machine

    Voltage, chemistry and amp-hours are printed on the bank itself. That's the only spec that matters.

  2. Size to the bank, not the budget

    Too small a charger works the battery to death. We'd rather sell you the $108 unit than the wrong $233 one.

  3. Keep the old charger

    Half our guides assume you're replacing a 20-year-old unit that only needs a float mode it never had.

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Text a photo of
your battery label.

Send it to 541-582-4629 and a technician — not a bot, not a form — replies with the two chargers that fit and what they cost. Usually inside an hour, weekdays.