Description. The All-in-One, Charge on the Run, Smart Charger. The CHARGE Marine Power Management Station gives you power where, how and when you need it. CHARGE does the work of three devices -- a traditional battery charger, a charge-on-the-run, and emergency start system-- in one compact unit.

Whether you are plugged in directly to a 120V power outlet at the dock, at home or while using it to charge from your primary motor while on the run, the CHARGE system replenishes your entire battery bank, including the 12V cranking battery and up to three auxiliary batteries, all at once.

Up to 40 amps of power. Automatically move power between batteries. Charges on the run from alternator. Displays battery life in real-time.

From the integrated heatsink cooling system to the temperature sensors built into the wiring sheath, the CHARGE was engineered for safe operation even under the most demanding conditions. The CHARGE is also constructed to IP65 waterproof standards to avoid possible water intrusion into the unit's inner components.

The power pole deployment system is virtually silent allowing the anchor to quickly slip into the water undetected. With no disturbance. Below the surface. Secur nothing holds your boat stronger.

With the unmatched versatility of Power-Pole, you have a shallow water anchor that deploys silently, holds strong and gives you the best shot at putting more fish in the boat – all at the touch of a button. Power-Pole puts control in the palm of your hand.

[Phone] What is Charging limit? Leaving the battery fully charged for a long time (e.g. overnight charging) may reduce the battery's capacity. To prevent battery from aging, you can set up the Charging limit at 80% or 90%.

Battery capacity is measured in milliamps × hours (mAH). For example, if a battery has 250 mAH capacity and provides 2 mA average current to a load, in theory, the battery will last 125 hours. In reality, however, the way the battery is discharged has an impact on the actual battery life.

7,200 volts Past a typical house runs a set of poles with one phase of power (at 7,200 volts) and a ground wire (although sometimes there will be two or three phases on the pole, depending on where the house is located in the distribution grid).

Determining a battery's amp hour rating A simple way to look at it is: 1 ampere of current flowing for one hour. During the hour, the amount of charge transferred in is 3,600 coulombs (ampere-seconds).

It is a powerful weapon, and can never break; it can easily break a sword (as shown when it broke Ninja Murasaki's sword, and Tao's Sword in half).

Moisture from driving rain, whipping winds, and flash floods are capable of doing a number on material left to the elements. It's quite a feat that the average lifespan of a utility pole is 30 to 40 years.