Battery Chargers - Starters Awelco

Awelco battery chargers and jump starters meet the needs of charging, maintaining and starting batteries for cars, motorcycles and work vehicles. For over forty years, Awelco has carried out Italian production initially dedicated to welding machines and subsequently expanded to include plasma systems, battery chargers and jump starters. The company operates in the industrial area of Conza della Campania and develops devices for both hobbyists and professional operators. Awelco Inc. Production S.p.A. designs, tests and manufactures welding machines, accessories and battery equipment, combining Italian manufacturing tradition with technological research. The range available on AgriEuro includes compact devices, automatic models, wheeled boosters and portable jump starters with an internal battery.

The main functions available make it possible to identify a device suited to the type of battery, vehicle and frequency of use:

• Awelco battery charger function: includes devices designed to restore battery charge, with configurations for 12 V and 24 V systems. Different current levels allow use with batteries of different capacities;
• Awelco car battery jump starters: deliver the current required for a few moments to assist engine starting when the battery does not provide sufficient starting power. The range includes portable devices and wheeled solutions for more frequent use;
• Awelco battery chargers with maintenance function: automatically monitor the charging cycle and can compensate for natural self-discharge during periods of inactivity. They are suitable for motorcycles, seasonal cars and other vehicles used infrequently;
• Awelco Power Bank function: combines emergency starting with an internal battery equipped with a USB output. This configuration can power smartphones, tablets, sat navs and other compatible electronic devices;

On AgriEuro, products can be selected according to their technical features, making it easier to choose the battery charger or jump starter best suited to your needs. Rated voltage, battery capacity, charging current and starting current must be assessed by consulting the specifications of each individual model.

• Rated voltage: the range includes configurations for 12 V batteries and models also compatible with 24 V systems. The selected voltage must always match that indicated on the battery and vehicle;
• Battery capacity: the value expressed in Ah identifies the amount of charge the battery can store and helps determine the correct charging current. Awelco models cover different ranges, from motorcycle and car batteries to those installed on larger vehicles;
• Charging current: this value affects the time required to restore the battery's energy. Selectors available on some devices allow different modes to be set according to battery capacity and state of discharge;
• Starting current: expressed in amperes, it indicates the starting power supplied by the booster to assist engine ignition. The choice must take into account the system voltage, battery characteristics and engine specifications;
• Operating mode: depending on the model, normal charging, fast charging, automatic maintenance and starting assistance are available. Multifunction units may also include USB outputs and LED lighting;
• Electrical protections: several devices integrate thermostatic protection, short-circuit protection and reverse polarity protection. These systems operate under specific conditions without replacing the procedures described in the manual;
• Structure: compact devices take up little space and are convenient for occasional use. Wheeled models feature wheels, a handle and compartments for cables and clamps, making them practical to move around the workshop;

Hobby-level products are suitable for periodic checks, home charging and occasional starting of cars or motorcycles. Semi-professional and professional solutions meet the needs of more frequent work on multiple vehicles, including in workshops, garages and farms.

The Awelco range includes devices dedicated to standard charging, charge maintenance and emergency starting. Some units combine several operating modes in a single device, while others are designed for one specific function. Comparing the different types helps distinguish a device intended to be kept in the garage from one designed for mobility or frequent use.

The Awelco battery charger function gradually restores the energy stored in compatible batteries. Models intended for hobby use can work with 12 V or 24 V lead-acid batteries, according to the specifications provided in the relevant technical data sheet. Supported capacity varies from one device to another and must be compared with the Ah value shown on the battery. Controls allow voltage, mode or charging speed to be selected on models equipped with these adjustments. An ammeter or the indicators on the control panel help monitor the process. Thermostatic, short-circuit and reverse polarity protections reduce the risks associated with certain abnormal conditions. Battery technology must also be checked before connection, since not every charger is compatible with AGM, GEL, EFB or lithium batteries. This function is suitable for periodic maintenance of cars, motorcycles, vans and work vehicles.

• Standard charging: supplies the current required to gradually restore the battery to the intended charge level. Charging times and methods depend on capacity in Ah and the selected current;
• Voltage selection: allows compatible models to be set for 12 V or 24 V batteries. Voltage must be checked before every connection;
• Protection controls: operate when specific electrical faults covered by the device are detected. Clamps, cables and polarity must nevertheless be checked before switching on;

Awelco car battery jump starters provide a high starting current to assist engine ignition when the battery is discharged. They do not replace a complete charging cycle and cannot solve faults affecting the battery, starter motor or electrical system. The range includes mains-powered boosters and portable jump starters equipped with an internal battery. THOR models combine charging and START functions, with compact or wheeled versions for moving around the workshop. Portable units are suitable for emergencies during journeys, prolonged stops or low temperatures, within the limits specified by the manufacturer. Some models use supercapacitors together with an internal lithium battery to prepare the energy required for starting. Rated current and peak current must not be confused: peak current represents a brief output. To choose correctly, voltage, current, supported engine displacement and vehicle technology must be compared.

• Mains-powered booster: combines charging with START assistance and requires connection to the electrical mains. Wheeled versions are suitable for frequent use on different vehicles;
• Portable jump starter: stores energy in an internal battery and can be carried in the vehicle. The charge level must be checked periodically in accordance with the manual;
• Jump starter with supercapacitors: rapidly stores the energy needed for a starting attempt. On models with an internal battery, this can supply the capacitors when the vehicle battery is deeply discharged;

Awelco battery chargers with maintenance function are designed for batteries subject to long periods of inactivity. After the charging phase, the electronics monitor the battery status and intervene according to the cycle provided by the individual device. This mode compensates for natural self-discharge without continuously supplying maximum current. It is useful for motorcycles stored during winter, classic cars, second cars, motorhomes and seasonal machinery. Automatic models with inverter technology are compact and manage the different phases without requiring continuous manual intervention. Compatibility with battery voltage, capacity and technology must be checked before purchase. Some Awelco models operate at 12 V, while others also support 24 V batteries. Maintenance cannot restore a damaged battery or one that has reached the end of its service life, but it helps preserve its charge during planned periods of inactivity.

• Automatic cycle: regulates current during the different stages included in the selected programme. Shut-off or switching to maintenance mode depends on the electronics of the model;
• Seasonal use: helps compensate for self-discharge in vehicles left unused for weeks or months. This function is useful for motorcycles, motorhomes, ride-on mowers and cars used only occasionally;
• Battery compatibility: voltage, capacity and composition must fall within the values stated in the technical data sheet. AGM, GEL, EFB or lithium batteries require an explicitly compatible programme;

The Awelco Power Bank function is integrated into multifunction portable jump starters equipped with an internal battery. In addition to supplying current for emergency starting, these devices feature one or more USB outputs for compatible electronic devices. They can therefore power smartphones, tablets or sat navs during a journey, outdoor activity or temporary power outage. Capacity expressed in mAh indicates the energy stored by the internal battery, but it is not the same as the starting current expressed in amperes. Some models combine the USB function with an LED torch featuring steady and signalling modes. Their compact dimensions make them easy to store in the boot or a dedicated compartment. The device must be recharged periodically and stored within the temperature limits specified by the manufacturer. Before a journey, the charge level, cables, clamps and casing condition should be checked.

• USB output: powers mobile devices compatible with the stated electrical values. The number of charges depends on the capacity of the power bank and the connected device;
• Internal battery: makes the jump starter independent of the electrical mains during an emergency. The remaining charge must be checked at regular intervals;
• LED lighting: provides light when working in poor visibility. Flashing or SOS modes, where provided, can help signal a stationary vehicle;

Buying an Awelco battery charger or jump starter from AgriEuro allows you to consult detailed technical data sheets and compare the available configurations. Dedicated services support customers throughout the order process, maintenance and subsequent assistance requests.

• Fast and free shipping: managed by AgriEuro logistics centres, with direct order preparation and delivery tracking. The service allows the device to be received without shipping costs, according to the conditions indicated on the website;
• Option to order spare parts: available spare parts can be requested through the dedicated exploded-view diagram, activated in the customer account after purchase. This tool makes it easier to identify the correct component and maintain the product over time;
• After-sales assistance: the service provides attentive and personalised support after product delivery. If necessary, the request is assessed by the AgriEuro support team and directed to the appropriate procedure;

Buy the Awelco battery charger or jump starter best suited to your battery and vehicle on AgriEuro.

A battery charger gradually restores the battery's energy; a maintainer preserves its charge during periods of inactivity; a jump starter provides a short burst of current to start the engine. A booster does not necessarily fully recharge the battery after starting. Some Awelco devices combine two or more of these functions.

The battery charger voltage must match the rated voltage of the battery. Cars commonly use 12 V systems, while some commercial, agricultural or heavy-duty vehicles use 24 V systems. Before purchase, check the battery label, vehicle specifications and the voltages supported by the Awelco model.

The Ah range supported by the battery charger must include the capacity indicated on the battery. A current that is too low can significantly extend charging time, while an incompatible device may apply an unsuitable charging cycle. The technical data sheet of the Awelco model indicates the intended capacity range at the different voltages.

No, the primary function of an Awelco jump starter is to provide the current required for starting for a few moments. Completely restoring the battery's energy requires a compatible charger or the vehicle's normal charging system, provided it is operating correctly. A battery that repeatedly goes flat should be checked.

The starting current must be appropriate for the battery voltage and engine characteristics. Engine displacement, petrol or diesel fuel type and climatic conditions can affect the required starting power. Compatibility should be checked using the jump starter specifications and the vehicle manufacturer's instructions, rather than relying solely on peak current.

A battery maintainer is suitable when motorcycles, cars, motorhomes or machinery remain unused for extended periods. After charging, the automatic programme monitors the battery and compensates for self-discharge according to the intended cycle. It cannot restore a deteriorated battery and must be compatible with the battery voltage and technology.

Compatibility depends on the individual Awelco model and the available charging programme. AGM, GEL, EFB and lithium batteries require specific electrical profiles, so checking voltage alone is not sufficient. The battery technology must be explicitly listed among those supported in the technical data sheet or device manual.

The connection must follow the sequence specified in the manuals of the device and vehicle. As a general rule, the red clamp corresponds to the positive terminal and the black clamp to the negative terminal or the grounding point indicated by the manufacturer. Before switching on, check polarity, contact stability and the absence of damaged parts.

Prolonged connection is permitted only if the model features an automatic cycle or maintenance function and the manual allows it. A traditional battery charger may require monitoring and manual disconnection once charging is complete. The device must be placed in a suitable environment away from heat sources.

A portable jump starter should be stored charged, dry and protected from extreme temperatures, within the limits specified by the manufacturer. The remaining charge, casing, clamps and cables should be checked periodically. Before a journey, a full recharge reduces the risk of finding the device discharged during an emergency.