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110V Quick Charger for Freedom Lite 413310 - Uview

Part #: 98027295

The Uview 98027295 110V Quick Charger is specifically designed to efficiently power the Freedom Lite 413310, an essential tool for professional automotive and industrial technicians. This robust charger ensures your diagnostic equipment is always ready for use, minimizing downtime in busy workshop environments. Its professional-grade construction provides reliable performance for demanding daily operations.

Key Features

  • Rapid Charging Capability: Delivers a quick charge to the Freedom Lite 413310, reducing wait times and increasing productivity.
  • Optimized Power Delivery: Engineered to provide the precise voltage and current required for the Freedom Lite 413310, extending battery life and maintaining tool performance.
  • Durable Construction: Built by Uview for the rigors of professional use, ensuring longevity and consistent operation in garage and industrial settings.
  • Standard 110V Input: Easily plugs into standard North American power outlets, offering convenient charging access.
  • Essential Accessory: An indispensable component for maintaining the operational readiness of your Uview Freedom Lite 413310 diagnostic system.

Applications

This 110V Quick Charger is an essential tool for any professional setting utilizing the Uview Freedom Lite 413310. It is ideally suited for automotive repair shops, heavy-duty vehicle service centers, and industrial maintenance facilities where reliable and quick charging of diagnostic equipment is critical. Ensure your team has uninterrupted access to their Freedom Lite for tasks such as leak detection, system diagnostics, and preventative maintenance across a range of vehicles and machinery.

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  • Model: 96665
  • Shipping Weight: 0.25lbs
  • Manufacturers Part #: 98027295
  • Manufactured by: Uview
  • Also Known As: UV98027295, UVU98027295, UV98027295, UVW-98027295

This product was added to our catalog on Tuesday 17 May, 2005.