what comes with a new battery tender
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The 4 station Battery Tender includes 4 cords (5 foot I think) with positive and negative alligator clips, 4 cords for bolting to a battery for maintenance charging. The station has 4 built in 5 foot extension cords as well. I bought an additional long extension cord for reaching one motorcycle that I store some distance from the charger. So far, after a year's use, it was a great investment since my single cord Battery Tender just didn't give me enough flexibility to work on all my vehicles.
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Just think of this as an extension cord. The standard battery tender comes with maybe a 6 ft cable to connect to your battery. If your car id not close to an outlet, you may be out of luck. I bought this extension because my battery tender plugged into my outside outlet in my car port would not reach my truck where I have it parked. The 25 foot cable allowed me to add it to the standard cable that comes with the charger and attach it to my battery in my truck. I love having the extra cable, plus, it's not really that expensive.
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That depends on the wiring that comes with your battery tender. I'm not sure what the end of the battery tender looks like. The Venture harness attaches to the battery with two eyelets. The battery terminals have a hole in them that you run a bolt through to hold the bike's cables in place. For the Venture harness, you just attach it the same way. Then there is a second harness which plugs into the end of the battery harness, and splits to go to each glove. It looks kind of like an RCA audio jack on both ends. Sorry I can't be much more help, but trust me, the Venture harness is easy to install. That depends on the wiring that comes with your battery tender. I'm not sure what the end of the battery tender looks like. The Venture harness attaches to the battery with two eyelets. The battery terminals have a hole in them that you run a bolt through to hold the bike's cables in place. For the Venture harness, you just attach it the same way. Then there is a second harness which plugs into the end of the battery harness, and splits to go to each glove. It looks kind of like an RCA audio jack on both ends. Sorry I can't be much more help, but trust me, the Venture harness is easy to... » Read More That depends on the wiring that comes with your battery tender. I'm not sure what the end of the battery tender looks like. The Venture harness attaches to the battery with two eyelets. The battery terminals have a hole in them that you run a bolt through to hold the bike's cables in place. For the Venture harness, you just attach it the same way. Then there is a second harness which plugs into the end of the battery harness, and splits to go to each glove. It looks kind of like an RCA audio jack on both ends. Sorry I can't be much more help, but trust me, the Venture harness is easy to install. « Show Less
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This is a battery tender for 24 Volts system. If it is left plugged in it will provide 2.5 amps per hour to the battery. Normal systems have about 1500 amps in the two batteries. This is math problem, uses 50 amps in 12 hours to run things, 30 amps are replaced for a net lost of 20 amps, go to sleep for 8 hrs. and 20 amps are replaced. Get a good digital volt meter 12.8 volts is 100% charged, 12.6 volts is 75% charged, 12.5 is 50% charged System voltage should not go below 25 volts as will decrease battery life and stress your charging system. It is best to have a electrical source to run the day to day stuff and the Batter tender will keep the RV battery fully charged This is a battery tender for 24 Volts system. If it is left plugged in it will provide 2.5 amps per hour to the battery. Normal systems have about 1500 amps in the two batteries. This is math problem, uses 50 amps in 12 hours to run things, 30 amps are replaced for a net lost of 20 amps, go to sleep for 8 hrs. and 20 amps are replaced. Get a good digital volt meter 12.8 volts is 100% charged, 12.6 volts is 75% charged, 12.5 is 50% charged System voltage should not go below 25 volts as will decrease battery life and stress your charging system. It is best to have a electrical source to run... » Read More This is a battery tender for 24 Volts system. If it is left plugged in it will provide 2.5 amps per hour to the battery. Normal systems have about 1500 amps in the two batteries. This is math problem, uses 50 amps in 12 hours to run things, 30 amps are replaced for a net lost of 20 amps, go to sleep for 8 hrs. and 20 amps are replaced. Get a good digital volt meter 12.8 volts is 100% charged, 12.6 volts is 75% charged, 12.5 is 50% charged System voltage should not go below 25 volts as will decrease battery life and stress your charging system. It is best to have a electrical source to run the day to day stuff and the Batter tender will keep the RV battery fully charged « Show Less
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It comes with two sets of batteries. I'm not certain what type tho at the moment
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Called Battery tender cables, available at a motorcycle shop, that connect to the battery and hang in the open. A "battery tender" is just like a "battery charger". The tender cables are a permanent mounted extension of the positive and negative terminals of the battery. Have the motorcycle shop mount the tender cables so you do not get the positive and negative crossed. The "battery tender cables" and the "battery tender" will only allow one way of connecting.
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Yep. Mine came with string, charger, one big battery, and one normal battery.
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Box includes meter, shunt and manual. You will need a wiring harness and fuses to connect meter to battery system.
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I have 5 battery tenders/ battery tender plus'. I use them on my 6 cars, a truck and even a lawn tractor and a standby generator. I'm happy with them and they cost about $44 or $45 on Amazon.
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Battery tender has a specific charger to use for lithium batteries...Battery Tender Lithium Junior (P/N 022-0198LI)
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I can't answer your question, sorry. I am using the battery tender on my '96 Jaguar and it is working well and doing what is advertised to do. Suggest you visit company website and post your query there. An F250 is out of my range of expertise but ask me about an Austin Healey, '50 Dodge Pickup or my '96 Jaguar and I might be more knowing. Can't spell knowledge - able. Good luck.
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If the ring terminals don't fit your battery the tender also comes with a clamp style attachment. You should have no problems.
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You may need a regular battery charger with instant start mode. I have one of those too, but I prefer the battery tender even if it takes longer, if I can wait. I also have the Tender unit w/a solar panel trickle charging one of my boat's batteries right now. Pete
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no.. as stated, u use the one that comes with the tender...which has performed flawless. Have it connected to my electric start Emerg Generator on back porch.. always showing the green light which let's me know it's fully charged.
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I just received mine and it came with 3 batteries, a two battery charger and extension.
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The kit has the charger and one standard battery. You can also buy the bare tool if you already have M-12 tools and batteries.
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This product is an extension cord that connects between the battery tender charger and the connector to your battery. You only need one if the connector is too short or if you need to relocate the battery tender farther away from the car. I highly recommend the battery tender as a trickle charger. I have used mine for the last 10 years and my battery stays charged even in the winter months.