NOCO Genius GEN5X1 1-Bank 5A (5A/Bank) 12V Onboard Battery Charger | BigEasyMart.com

NOCO Genius GEN5X1 1-Bank 5A (5A/Bank) 12V Onboard Battery Charger

Meet the NOCO GEN5X1, our most rugged, compact, and powerful, onboard marine battery charger we have ever made. The GEN5X1 is designed to charge and maintain up to one (1) 12-volt lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries, including flooded, gel, AGM, and deep-cycle batteries. Each 12-volt battery bank provides up to 5-amps of pure charging power, plus doubles as a battery maintainer and battery desulfator. Included is a GEN5X1 5-Amp 1-Bank Waterproof Onboard Marine Battery Chargers (120-240VAC), Self-Tapping Mounting Screws, User Guide, 3-Year Warranty and certified to UL1236, ISO 8846, and 33 CFR 183.410.

• Meet the NOCO GEN5X1 – Similar to our GENM1, only better. It’s 37% smaller and delivers 43% more power. It’s one of the best performing onboard marine battery chargers we have ever made.
• Multiple banks – A one-bank onboard battery charger rated a 5-amps – 5-amps per bank – for 12-volt batteries, including marine, boat, starter, and deep-cycle batteries.
• Charging modes – Independently charge and control each battery bank with selectable charging modes – including 12V, 12V AGM, 12V Lithium, and 12V Repair Mode – for all types of lead-acid and lithium-ion batteries.
• Enjoy precision charging – An integrated thermal sensor detects the ambient temperature and alters the charge to eliminate over-charging in hot climates and under-charging in cold climates.
• Charge dead batteries – Charges batteries as low as 1-volt. Or use the all-new force mode that allows you to take control and manually begin charging dead batteries down to zero volts.
• Redefined mounting – A simplified mounting system allows for quick and easy installations in any direction – even up-side-down – with an integrated anti-vibration backing to isolate shock, vibration, and noise.
• Designed for water – A fully-sealed and waterproof onboard battery charger with an ingress protection rating of IP68, but has survived brutal life cycle testing, including thousands of hours underwater.