Westward
Westward 1JYU8 Battery Charger 120V 2.2A 9.5A
Automatically charges and maintains batteries at 2.2 A and provides a 9.5 A boost start from a 120 V supply
- Automatic charging and maintenance for any vehicle battery
- 2 amp charge rate restores power efficiently
- 5 amp boost function jump-starts engines quickly
- 120 V AC input plugs into standard outlets
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical safety awareness
Automatic Boosting Charger
This Westward battery charger delivers automatic boosting, charging and maintaining for any make and model. It supplies a 2.2 amp charge rate and a 9.5 amp start rate from a 120 V AC supply. The unit is designed for straightforward operation in automotive and workshop environments.
Easy-To-Use Automatic Function
Automatic functionality handles the charge cycle without manual intervention, reducing the chance of operator error. A 120 V AC input means it plugs directly into standard mains outlets found in garages or service bays. The compact form factor allows it to sit on a bench or be stored in a vehicle when not in use.
California Proposition 65 Notice
This product contains a chemical known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Buyers in California should review the warning before purchase. Confirm that a 120 V AC outlet is available at the intended point of use.
Highlights
- Automatic charging and maintenance for any vehicle battery
- 2 amp charge rate restores power efficiently
- 5 amp boost function jump-starts engines quickly
- 120 V AC input plugs into standard outlets
- California Proposition 65 warning for chemical safety awareness
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 120 V rating mean for where I can plug this charger in?
The 120 V rating means it plugs into a standard North American household outlet without an adapter.
What clearance or mounting points does the unit need to sit safely while charging?
The charger is designed for bench or floor use and has no dedicated mounting brackets, so it simply rests on a stable, flat surface near the battery.
How do I hook it up for automatic charging, and what step do people most often miss?
Connect the clamps to the battery terminals — red to positive, black to negative — then plug the unit into the 120 V outlet; the automatic mode handles the rest, but users often forget to attach the black clamp to a clean chassis ground instead of the negative post.
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