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Saturday, 29 June 2013

Peak PKC0BK 450 Plus

Posted on 12:17 by Unknown

All about power with its 450-amp battery and 900-amp jump starter, the Peak PKC0BK 450 Plus garners the number four ranking on our car battery charger lineup. This model also comes with a few features including an aim compressor/inflator unit and a work light.

Schumacher Speedcharge

Black and Decker Smart Battery

NPower Automatic

Associated Equipment

Peak PKC0BK

Schumacher Wheeled

Duracell Powerpack

Clore Booster PAC

Clore Jump Starter

CTEK

This automatic battery charger is compatible with most 12-volt motorcycle, car and boat batteries that are not Automated Glass Mat (AGM), Deep cycle, or gel cell versions. It also includes a battery tester and low charge alert to monitor the charge percentage of whichever battery its connected to. Along with its jump-starting ability, the PKC0BK also recharges batteries in 12 to 24 hours depending on various factors, according to the owners manual.

Although the unit possesses some perks, it definitely lacks other essential features that would make it more dependable. For instance, 6-volt batteries are not compatible with this battery charger. It also lacks multiple charging rates, limiting the charge options available for any user. If you use the PKC0BK 450 Plus, youll need to be careful about charging smaller batteries that may be unable to handle the units charge power. 

Schumacher Speedcharge

Black and Decker Smart Battery

NPower Automatic

Associated Equipment

Peak PKC0BK

Schumacher Wheeled

Duracell Powerpack

Clore Booster PAC

Clore Jump Starter

CTEK

As mentioned in the introduction, this car battery charger has a very convenient engine-start option for those times when you or someone else is in need of a jump-start. 900 amps of jump-starting power is plenty enough to get any vehicle going again. 

 

Schumacher Speedcharge

Black and Decker Smart Battery

NPower Automatic

Associated Equipment

Peak PKC0BK

Schumacher Wheeled

Duracell Powerpack

Clore Booster PAC

Clore Jump Starter

CTEK

This battery charger comes with a carrying case with a cable-storage unit on the side. With that said, the warranty that Peak Performances offers is a less-than-ideal time slot of 90 days. Compared to the one, two and five-year warranties found on other portable battery chargers, its hard to justify the 90-day warranty offered by this manufacturer.

Schumacher Speedcharge

Black and Decker Smart Battery

NPower Automatic

Associated Equipment

Peak PKC0BK

Schumacher Wheeled

Duracell Powerpack

Clore Booster PAC

Clore Jump Starter

CTEK

Equipped with a very sturdy, built-in handle and designed with reasonable dimensions, the PKC0BK 450 Plus wont be tough to carry around. This portable charger weighs in at a slightly heavy 16.4 pounds, stands about 13 inches in height, spans 13 inches in width and stretches 10 inches in length.

 

Schumacher Speedcharge

Black and Decker Smart Battery

NPower Automatic

Associated Equipment

Peak PKC0BK

Schumacher Wheeled

Duracell Powerpack

Clore Booster PAC

Clore Jump Starter

CTEK

 As you can tell from the front of the unit, this battery charger includes an easy-to-use display. Lighted indicators for charging, power and inverter status are available, and the unit employs on/off switches for the work light, inflator and engine-start option. Whats missing, though, is an automatic turn-off capability when a charge job is complete. Youll have to check back periodically when the PKC0BK is in use to make sure it does not overcharge a battery or overheat itself. The unit also does not possess a cooling fan to cool itself off during a charge job.

Schumacher Speedcharge

Black and Decker Smart Battery

NPower Automatic

Associated Equipment

Peak PKC0BK

Schumacher Wheeled

Duracell Powerpack

Clore Booster PAC

Clore Jump Starter

CTEK

This battery charger has some great safety features including a work light to make night jobs safer and a reverse-polarity indicator to ensure the proper connection of the units jumper cables to a batterys terminals. In addition to these two features, the cables and clamps are insulated and spark resistant.

Again, if youre looking for a battery charger based on its power, the Peak PKC0BK 450 Plus is a good option. Also, it interestingly includes certain features that cant be found in other portable battery chargers. On the other hand, it lacks essential features that would increase its value and rating. The bottom line this is not a battery charger that can do it all, but it does come with some nice perks.


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