SC1308 Starter/Charger 100/30/12/2A
by Gap Power
SKU 722-7804
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Original price
$142.94
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Original price
$142.94
Original price
$142.94
$142.94
$142.94
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$142.94
Current price
$142.94
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Overview
The Schumacher SC1308 (SC1308) is designed for advanced diagnostic testing, engine starting, and battery charging across 6V and 12V automotive electrical systems.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| MPN | SC1308 |
| Brand | Schumacher Electric |
| Weight | 5.02 lb |
| Voltage Compatibility | 6V / 12V |
| Engine Start Output | 100A |
| Boost Output | 30A |
| Charge / Maintain Rates | 6A / 2A |
Technical Features
- 100A Engine Start capability — delivers the high-current burst required to crank engines that have discharged or weakened batteries.
- 30A Boost mode — provides an intermediate high-current charge to rapidly restore surface charge to deeply depleted batteries before a start attempt.
- 6A and 2A Charge/Maintain rates — lower charge rates allow for controlled, sustained charging and maintenance of battery capacity without overcharging.
- Dual voltage support (6V and 12V) — compatible with a wider range of vehicles and battery types, including older 6V systems and standard 12V automotive batteries.
- Integrated battery and alternator tester — enables on-the-spot diagnostic testing to assess charge level and identify electrical system faults without additional equipment.
- Multi-rate output selection — four distinct amperage settings (100A, 30A, 6A, 2A) provide operational flexibility across different battery conditions and charging scenarios.
Applications
- Engine starting for vehicles with discharged 6V or 12V batteries
- Rapid boost charging prior to engine start attempts
- Standard battery charging for passenger vehicles and light-duty applications
- Battery maintenance and trickle charging during storage or standby periods
- Diagnostic testing of battery charge level and alternator output
- Troubleshooting electrical system issues in automotive repair and service environments

















































