Oximiser 3X Advanced Battery Management System

The Oximiser 3X is an advanced battery management system by Oxford. It is Oxford's most versatile and powerful multi-purpose maintenance product, offering three automated charging programs for differing battery sizes, making it perfect for bikes, cars, and even leisure batteries. This means that if you have multiple toys in your garage, the Oximiser 3X is the only battery optimiser you are ever likely to need. Completely redesigned and tested in the UK using top quality long-life components, the Oximiser 3X comes with a 2-year warranty, as standard. It also features a soft-start charging mode to improve the recovery of deeply discharged batteries as low as 8 volts, and intelligent charging that will cycle-charge to recover sulphated batteries.

Suitable for all 12V automotive batteries, including LITHIUM LiFePO4 motorcycle batteries, the Oximiser 3X is equipped with new voltage sensors that quickly detect high current drain and will automatically revert to the most appropriate charge rate. With induction cooling and up to 3.6Amps charging power for batteries up to 125Ah capacity, it offers fast and efficient charging in all modes, keeping charge times short and reducing main power consumption. The soft touch rubberised case provides improved grip and ruggedness.

The Oximiser 3X also offers three charging mode power options: Motorbike (14.4V / 0.8A for batteries under 36Ah, including LiFePO4), Car (14.4V / 3.6A - a common charge rate for lead Acid, MF, GEL, and LiFePO4 batteries), and Winter (14.7V / 3.6A - suitable for AGM batteries, especially useful for charging batteries in freezing weather).

The 8 Stage Automatic Battery Management includes a polarity check, battery analysis, soft start charge, bulk fast charge, absorption charge, voltage check, battery condition, and maintain mode. The LED lights indicate weak or strong battery, and it applies an appropriate charge if voltage drops outside acceptable limits to ensure the battery voltage and condition remain perfect.