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    New Auto Charge 80 LPC

    Feb. 5, 2013
    The new Auto Charge 80 LPC, Model #091-206-12 is a fully automatic battery charger designed in a compact rugged package.
    Related To: Kussmaul Electronics Co., Inc.
    Kussmaul Auto Charge 80 LPC
    Kussmaul Auto Charge 80 LPC

    The new Auto Charge 80 LPC, Model #091-206-12, is a fully automatic battery charger designed in a compact, rugged package that saves valuable compartment or under seat space in Fire Apparatus and Emergency Vehicles.


    The charger can be used for positive and negative ground systems and the front panel connections allow easy wiring of AC Power, Batteries, Remote Indicators and Auxiliary Loads. This charger allows for the use of three remote indicator options and has a 3-year warranty.

    For more information, please visit www.kussmaul.com.

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