MP00207A 12V 2Amp [Advanced]

Having recently bought a Hybrid Sonata I need a battery maintainer for my periodic absences. Without a maintainer there is a chance my lithium ion car battery system could be discharged during prolonged inactive periods. Through research I found the MP00207A. It is rated for both lead acid and lithium ion batteries. Since i received it, i have had the chance to experiment with the MP00207A. Using the clips the unit quickly and efficiently charged my battery. The unit tells you if it is properly connected and whether it is charging or the battery is fully charged. I am totally happy with the purchase. It took some research to find how to use the unit on a lithium ion battery, but once found it works great. (Red clip goes to the + terminal, by the fuses; the black clip to a bolt for the suspension system.)As an update, we just used this Motopower charger to maintain our Hybrid Sonata, during a two month trip. We were gone for two months during which time we used the Motopower to avoid our hybrid totally discharging (due to non-use). it worked great. The car started right up and all systems were maintained.

Works great! Comes with everything you need. Plug and play. I was able to string it over halfway across my garage, so don’t worry about cord length. It is well put together.Topped off my lithium ion battery, and the light changed to all green when it was finished.

This is a good quality unit, which comes with all the attachments to easily connect/ disconnect to and from the battery.I have had this trickle charging my motorcycle since the day it was delivered and it is charging perfectly fine.I would recommend this product.

Seems to work well with my battery.

Worked perfect , started my 2014 Corvette .

I like the versatility of this charger, but don’t expect it to be too “smart”. It charges batteries to about 14.3v, which is why it can charge lithium batteries unlike the .8 amp version which only charges to about 13.3v.Overall I really like this brands battery chargers. I love that they will hold a steady voltage instead of turning off and back on like other chargers.

Initially this charger seemed to work ok. After a few times using it, when I connected it to my battery if it was dead, it wouldn't charge it at all And today it failed completely. I've used it maybe 3 or 4 times over the last 10 months and now its totally dead. No lights, no charging, just doesn't work any more. I notice that there's no warranty info provided on the item page so not sure if its got one, but I'm not going to bother. They make it difficult to get warranty help for a reason I think. I have an old Sears brand 12v trickle charger that must be 30-40 years old that still works. Sure wish they still made products like that. I guess that's the price of not paying more for a product.Very few companies actually take pride in making good products any more. You can't find anything with "Made in the USA" on it, and that used to stand for something. Cheaper is the name of the game and who cares what happens after the customer plunks down their money.I often wonder if these Chinese companies sell the same junk to people in China and they really have zero pride in what they make or do or if they only send the junk to us gullible Americans.

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