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CTEK MURS 7.0 Battery Charger with Pulse Maintenance - 12V Automotive and 16V Racing Applications

CTEK MURS 7.0 Battery Charger with Pulse Maintenance - 12V Automotive and 16V Racing Applications

Item # CTEK56830
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This powerful, all-weather, 7-step charger uses a patented pulse-maintenance system to charge and maintain 12V or 16V batteries. Charges standard 12V automotive batteries and 16V batteries used for racing. 1-800-940-8924 to order CTEK Power Inc battery charger part number CTEK56830 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all CTEK Power Inc products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for CTEK MURS 7.0 Battery Charger with Pulse Maintenance - 12V Automotive and 16V Racing Applications. Battery Charger reviews from real customers.
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CTEK Power Inc Battery Charger - CTEK56830

  • Racing Vehicle
  • 12V
  • 16V
  • Battery Charger
  • CTEK Power Inc
  • Wall Outlet to Vehicle Battery
  • Charges/Maintains
  • 160 Ah
  • 225 Ah

This powerful, all-weather, 7-step charger uses a patented pulse-maintenance system to charge and maintain 12V or 16V batteries. Charges standard 12V automotive batteries and 16V batteries used for racing.


Features:

  • 7-Step system constantly monitors and maintains 12V or 16V battery charge
    • Performs reliably and is virtually maintenance free
    • Won't overcharge or undercharge like typical trickle chargers
    • Switches automatically to pulse-maintenance phase when full charge has been reached
    • Reduces risk of overheating, sulfation and premature battery failure
  • 4 Charge modes
    • 12V Wet: for standard 12V lead-acid batteries
    • 12V AGM: for 12V AGM batteries
    • 16V Wet: for standard 16V lead-acid batteries
    • 16V AGM: for 16V AGM batteries
  • Safe, versatile design
    • Approved for indoor and outdoor use
    • Prevents reverse-polarity mistakes
  • Easy-to-use, quick-disconnect system features Comfort Connect end plugs - charger plugs right in
    • Eyelet-terminal cable permanently attaches to battery terminals
    • Clamp-terminal cable temporarily clamps to battery terminals
  • Convenient accessories (sold separately) provide additional security and convenience
    • LED indicator battery cable lets you monitor your battery's charge at a glance
    • Additional battery-hookup cables simplify charging multiple vehicles
  • Includes 12V battery charger, 1 set of 16" battery cables with battery-terminal clips, 1 set of 16" battery cables with M10 (10.5-mm) eyelet terminals, owner's manual and protective case


Specs:

  • Application: most starter and deep-cycle, 12V and 16V lead-acid batteries
    • Includes wet, MF, AGM and most gel batteries
    • Charges and maintains batteries with capacities from 14Ah to 225Ah for 12V and from 10Ah to 160Ah for 16V
  • Charge cycle: 7-step, fully automatic charger with pulse maintenance
  • Input voltage: 100V AC - 115V AC
  • Maximum charging voltage:
    • 14.4V for 12V wet
    • 14.7V for 12V AGM
    • 19.2V for 16V wet
    • 19.6 for 16V AGM
  • Charging current: 7A max for 12V, 5A max for 16V
  • Dimensions: 8-1/2" long x 3-1/2" wide x 1-7/8" tall
  • 2-Year warranty


CTEK MURS 7.0 bulk charging time chart

This CTEK charger comes with two battery cables: one with clamp terminals and one with eyelet terminals. The 16" eyelet-terminal cable can be left attached to the battery, and the clamp-terminal cable is great for temporary connections.


CTEK MULTI URS 7.0 Racing wiring cable with clamp and eyelet cables

Whenever you want to charge the battery, just plug CTEK's patented Comfort Connect attachment terminal into the receiving end on either of the provided battery cables.


CTEK MULTI US 7.0 Comfort Connect cables

CTEK MULTI URS 7.0 Charging Process

A goof-proof design distinguishes CTEK's new-generation chargers from the competition - you don't have to be a mechanical guru to keep your battery working at top efficiency. CTEK's patented charging system monitors your battery, providing exactly the charge it needs during each unique charging stage. Superior and safe, this 7-step process uses switch-mode, pulse-maintenance technology.


CTEK MURS 7.0 charging process chart

7-Step Charge Process
Battery TypeDesulfationSoft StartBulkAbsorptionAnalyzeFloatPulse
Programs12V Wet15.8V7A until 12.6VIncreasing voltage to 14.4V
7A
Declining current 14.4VChecks if voltage drops to 12V13.6V
7A
12.9V - 14.4V
7A - 2A
12V AGM15.8V7A until 12.6VIncreasing voltage to 14.7V
7A
Declining current 14.7VChecks if voltage drops to 12V13.6V
7A
12.9V - 14.7V
7A - 2A
16V Wet19.2V5A until 16.8VIncreasing voltage to 19.2V
5A
Declining current 19.2VChecks if voltage drops to 16V18.1V
5A
17.2V - 19.2V
5A - 2A
16V AGM19.6V5A until 16.8VIncreasing voltage to 19.6V
5A
Declining current 19.6VChecks if voltage drops to 16V18.1V
5A
17.2V - 19.6V
5A - 2A
Maximum time limits4 Hours4 Hours30 Hours8 Hours3 Minutes10 Days
Charge cycle restarts if voltage drops
Charge cycle restarts if voltage drops

  1. Desulfation stage is the initial charging phase. This stage uses electronic pulses to desulfate batteries by converting lead sulfate crystals back to usable sulfuric acid.
  2. Soft-start stage tests the battery to see whether it can be charged. If the battery is unable to hold the initial charge, the unit goes into Error Mode, alerting you that your battery must be replaced.
  3. Bulk stage is the main charging phase. This stage accounts for 80 percent of the charging process and uses a constant charge level.
  4. Absorption stage completes the charge (to virtually 100 percent) using diminishing current to prevent battery damage.
  5. Analysis stage kicks in if the pre-set maximum time needed for absorption is exceeded. The unit measures the battery voltage and stops the charging process, automatically triggering an error indicator if the battery is faulty.
  6. Float-maintenance stage maintains a constant voltage during the first 10 days.
  7. Pulse-maintenance stage begins after the 10 days of float maintenance. During this stage, the charger maintains the battery at the optimum charge level of 95 percent to 100 percent. It recognizes any drop in voltage and sends a corresponding pulse of current to keep the battery properly charged. Pulse maintenance can be continued for months at a time.

Protects the User

Your personal safety is paramount, and CTEK's spark-free, short-circuit-proof design incorporates a feature that prevents reverse polarity, keeping you safe. You simply cannot make a polarity mistake: The charger will not operate if it is attached incorrectly. In addition, the red alarm light on the charger alerts you if there is a reverse-polarity problem.


Protects the Battery

CTEK's patented switch-mode, pulse-maintenance charging system is designed with the most up-to-date technology to safely charge your battery. Using carefully monitored, low-grid voltage, CTEK's patented process differs from competitors' chargers by providing the precise final voltage that your battery needs to maintain the optimum charge level. This sophisticated, interactive device will never overcharge or undercharge your battery. You can leave it attached to the battery for months, making it perfect for seasonal vehicle storage.


Won't Cause Overcharging or Overheating

Overcharging can cause gassing, which can lead to acid concentration and corrosion of the battery's lead plates. It can also cause the battery cells to dry out ("boil dry"), which can allow the battery to overheat and cause a fire.


Won't Cause Undercharging or Sulfation

Undercharging can be just as damaging to your battery as overcharging because chronic undercharging leads to sulfation. Sulfation occurs when the lead and lead dioxide of the battery's plates react with sulfuric battery acid to produce lead sulfate. This in turn is converted back to lead, lead oxide and sulfuric acid. A small, unavoidable amount of sulfation and gassing naturally takes place as a result of the chemical processes occurring in lead-acid batteries. However, extensive undercharging causes extra lead sulfate to accumulate on the lead plates of the battery. Because the crystalline form of the sulfate cannot hold an electrical charge, excessive sulfation greatly diminishes the charging ability of the battery, eventually rendering it unusable.


Provides Desulfation Using a Patented Process

Desulfation is the reversal of sulfation damage. The CTEK charger's unique process not only prevents the undercharging that produces excess sulfation, but it also includes a desulfating step that can often "revive" a lightly sulfated battery. It accomplishes this with carefully monitored electronic pulses of energy that help to break down the lead sulfate crystals, allowing the battery to accept a charge once again.


Ensures Consistent Charging with Low Ripple-Wave Percentage

Ripple-wave percentage is the quantity of disturbances exhibited in current and voltage. Even minor variations in household current can cause undercharging or overcharging, but CTEK's low-ripple design regulates the incoming current before passing it on to your battery, ensuring a consistent charge. This process can cause the charger to be a little slower than linear chargers but results in a healthier, more productive, longer-lasting battery.


Protects the Vehicle and Its Electronics

The charger is also safe for your vehicle. Its sophisticated circuitry is designed to be compatible with today's sensitive electronics and audio equipment. You can confidently charge your battery while it is still in the vehicle: no more hefting heavy batteries! CTEK's low ripple rate eliminates the danger of damaging electronic devices connected to the battery.


Keeps You Informed

Indicators on the face of the charger light up to show the charging stage.


Closeup of indicator panel

Additional Specs

  • Current 2.0A rms (at full charging current)
  • Back current drain: less than 1 Ah per month
  • Ripple wave: less than 4 percent variance rms
  • Ambient temperature: -4 F - 122 F
    • Automatic reduction of power at increased ambient temperature
  • Insulation class: IP65


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Installation Details CTEK56830 Installation instructions



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Video Transcript for CTEK MURS 7.0 Battery Charger Review

Today we're going to be looking at the CTEK MURS 7.0 Battery Charger with Pulse Maintenance for 12V Automotive and 16V Racing Applications, part number CTEK56830. Our 12V and 16V CTEK charger has four main functions, two for 12V and two for 16V as indicated here. With our charger, we'll have two different sets of leads. We'll have set of leads for battery clamps where we connect to the battery terminals or post. Another set of leads which is fixed that will go right to the terminals of your battery. To connect to the charger, it's a simple 2-plug connection that locks in place.

To disconnect, we'll simply press on the connector lock and remove it. Also supplied with our install kit will be a nice handy bag. Now, just to show you what it looks like going through our modes, we'll go ahead and plug it in. We're currently getting an error message because we're not connected. We'd press on the mode button and we're at 12V Wet, 12V AGM. We're going to switch over to 16V Wet and 16V AGM.

Now with our hood already open, let's go ahead and show you how quick and easy it is to use. We'll simply locate the battery positive and negative terminals, open the battery cap, and we're going to use the clamps provided, connecting to our ground or negative terminal, and power or positive terminal. Then taking the 2-prong connector and plugging into the battery connector. Then we'll go ahead and plug our charger in. I'll switch it to the mode that we need, 12V Wet.

You can see where it's starting to charge. Now, as it charges it's also going to go through and check the battery level. It will indicate here once it's fully charged. One of our built-in features here is the in-line fuse holder. We're going to remove the cap. You can see that's a 15 amp fuse, so if our connections become disconnected and grounded or cross-connected, it will blow the fuse and not hurt the charger.

Now that our battery is fully charged, we can go ahead and disconnect our charger. I'll unplug it, remove the 2-prong connector, and then our clamps. For applications that sit a lot, to make it more convenient, you can connect a permanent 2-prong cable. We'll connect directly to the negative and positive battery cables and be permanently fixed to the battery where you can connect to your 2-prong for your charger. For another charging option, the CTEK Comfort Connect Cigarette Plug Charger Cable is available, part number CTEK56263, allowing you to use your charger from the comfort of your car. There you have it in just a few simple steps, we got our battery charged up and we're ready to hit the road. That does it for our CTEK MURS 7.0 Battery Charger with Pulse Maintenance, part number CTEK56830. .

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