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Victron Energy PCH012030001 | Phoenix Charger 12V 30A (2+1) 120 240VAC PROMO_SUMMER_ESSENTIALS Thermal Camera Resolution - 640x512

Name: Victron Energy PCH012030001 | Phoenix Charger 12V 30A (2+1) 120 240VAC PROMO_SUMMER_ESSENTIALS Thermal Camera Resolution - 640x512
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SKU: 3989965891
Price: 231.95 USD
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Victron Energy PCH012030001 Phoenix Charger 12V 30A (2+1) 120 240VAC PROMO_SUMMER_ESSENTIALS Thermal Camera Resolution 640x512 Thermal Camera Resolution 640x512 Premium Gold Anodized Rod Hanger Manufacturer Part Number: PCH012030001 The Phoenix charger features a microprocessor controlled adaptive battery management system that can be pre set to suit different types of batteries

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