Smart Battery Charger CARGUARD®, 6V/12V/12.8V, Max. 6A

CBC004 Smart Battery Charger, 6V/12V/12.8V, Max. 6A, with Digital Display and Repair Function

Charge your car, motorcycle or lawn mower battery with the CBC004 smart battery charger. Suitable for batteries with a capacity of 4–100 Ah, it offers dedicated charging programmes for 6V and 12V lead-acid batteries, including AGM, GEL and maintenance-free types, as well as 12.8V LiFePO₄ batteries.

Once the appropriate mode is selected, the charger manages charging in multiple stages. The digital display lets you monitor voltage, charging current, ambient temperature and battery charge level.

Benefits and Features

Four operating modes: 6V charging, 12V charging, 12.8V LiFePO₄ charging and repair.

Charging current up to 6A: a maximum of 3A in 6V mode and 6A in 12V and LiFePO₄ modes.

Automatic temperature compensation: winter and summer modes adjust the charging voltage according to the ambient temperature.

Pulse repair programme: an 8-hour cycle designed to help recover discharged 12V lead-acid batteries. Results depend on the battery’s condition.

LiFePO₄ activation function: for situations where excessive discharge has caused the battery’s protection circuit to block charging.

Short-circuit and reverse-polarity protection: cuts off charging power if connected incorrectly and displays an error.

Compact design: easy to store in a garage or workshop, weighing just 400 g.

Technical Specifications

Specification	Value
Model	CBC004
Nominal battery voltages	6V / 12V / 12.8V
Compatible battery capacity	4–100 Ah
Maximum charging current	3A at 6V; 6A at 12V and 12.8V
Power supply	100–240V AC, 50/60Hz
Output voltages	7.2 / 14.4 / 14.6V DC ±0.3V
Maximum power	100W
Efficiency	85%
Dimensions	190 × 75 × 55 mm
Power cable length	90 cm
Charging cable length	65 cm
Net weight	0.4 kg

Important: This device is designed for charging batteries and cannot be used as an engine jump starter. The repair function is suitable only for 12V lead-acid batteries, not for 6V or LiFePO₄ batteries. Always select the mode that matches the battery type and voltage.