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OptiMate Pro 1 DUO Battery Charger
OptiMate Pro 1 DUO Battery Charger
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OptiMate Pro 1 DUO Battery Charger / power supply
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12 Volt Lead Acid AND LiFePo4 battery charger / power supply for motorcycle and powersports batteries.
The professional combination battery charger-tester & power supply for powersport & small craft / machine professionals, repair shops and battery retailers.
3 Mode selectable
- Mode 1 - Lead Acid New Battery Commissioning / Charging / Recovery from 0.5V! 10A Max charge current.
- Mode 2 - LiFePo4 Lithium charging / Recovery with BMS reset - Recovery charge from 0.5V! 10A Max charge current.
- Mode 3 - Power-supply mode 11-13.6V, up to 8A support provides constant power and voltage for extended calibration updates, flashing, tuning, diagnostics and troubleshooting.
Ensure battery is charged and in good condition before using Power Supply Mode.
*No more oversized jump pack battery clips to wrestle with!
*No more comm drop outs during diagnosis or tuning!
INCLUDED CABLES: charge lead extender 180cm and fused battery clips.
INCLUDED HARDWARE: Wall storage receiver and bar hanging hook.
WARRANTY: 2-year limited repair / replacement warranty.
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By far the best charger we have in the shop. Was amazed at two lipo battery's that were both bellow 0.5v and both were able to be reset and charged and now working as new in their respective bikes. The added bonus is the power supply function for when we are flashing ecu's or running diagnostics on Ducati's we can maintain full power to the bike without the need to run slave batteries and chargers.
Perfect for our shop and diverse range of bike we have to work on.
Thanks Darren.
We try for log time to find charger with Power-supply mode so we can tune can run the diagnostics with out power loss
this one is the best product ever .
Thank you Mr Theo!
This is a must have for any workshop. Having the option of a constant 13.5 volts at the push of a button is a big time saver. No need to worry about low voltage on the battery when carrying out testing for extended periods of time.
We are reading are writing files to ECU's which can take up to an hour and must have 13v at all times. This charger does the job. I wont use anything else!
Thanks David. Your 2nd one is on it's way :-)
I bought this to use with TEXA diagnostics as it was the recommended unit and I haven't been disappointed.
I use it every day for both TEXA and general charging and it is quite simply the best charger I've used.
It's a very stable power supply when doing extended diagnostics, or just communicating with TEXA, and a very good charger for both lead acid and lithium batteries.
If you are doing updates on finicky bikes like KTM or BMW, this is the unit for you. hook it up and know that you'll have a constant, correct power supply for the whole time you are working.
Well worth the price and I'm looking at getting a second one just to have as a general battery charger.
And Steve is awesome to deal with so that's another bonus.
Go buy one!
Thank you for the review :-)
Purchased this charger and got it the next day, thank you Steve.
As soon as I got back from the post office I immediately put it to work on a customer's bike!
I wished I knew about this beauty sooner, first time programming the ECU or firmware updates without power going down on KTM’s or Triumphs. All this time was using other chargers but on problematic bikes for which updates take longer it was a nightmare as connection keep dropping once battery power dropped below 11volts… had to let the battery recover so I can start again :( Sometimes I had to use 2 batteries connected together to go through the process but NOW, NO MORE :) The best investment ever if you do ECU programming or firmware updates, or deal with badly discharged batteries. It even deals with the commissioning of new batteries and charges both AGM/LA, and Lithium batteries + the ability to set it up in Supply Mode if a bike cannot start due to a drained battery.
Thx Ozzy!
;-)