temp/voltage detecting battery charger ...
I'm looking for the least expensive and reliable [multiple voltage -
i.e. 6, 12, 24] battery charger currently available. Temperature sensing is a must. Any recommendations ? Thank you, Courtney -- s/v Mutiny Rhodes Bounty II lying Oriental, NC WDB5619 |
I'm not aware of a charger that does multiple voltages.
Doug s/v Callista "Courtney Thomas" wrote in message ... I'm looking for the least expensive and reliable [multiple voltage - i.e. 6, 12, 24] battery charger currently available. Temperature sensing is a must. Any recommendations ? Thank you, Courtney -- s/v Mutiny Rhodes Bounty II lying Oriental, NC WDB5619 |
"Doug Dotson" wrote:
I'm not aware of a charger that does multiple voltages. I agree. Never seen one advertised in the boating market. Car charges can typically do 6v or 12v by flicking a switch and these are cheap. Temp sensing is not common though. 24volt chargers are usually just 24v. "Doug Dotson" dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom wrote in message ... I'm not aware of a charger that does multiple voltages. Doug s/v Callista "Courtney Thomas" wrote in message ... I'm looking for the least expensive and reliable [multiple voltage - i.e. 6, 12, 24] battery charger currently available. Temperature sensing is a must. Any recommendations ? Thank you, Courtney -- s/v Mutiny Rhodes Bounty II lying Oriental, NC WDB5619 |
Harbor Freight has one that'll do 6,12,&24 but no temp sensing :-(
Courtney Gordon Wedman wrote: "Doug Dotson" wrote: I'm not aware of a charger that does multiple voltages. I agree. Never seen one advertised in the boating market. Car charges can typically do 6v or 12v by flicking a switch and these are cheap. Temp sensing is not common though. 24volt chargers are usually just 24v. "Doug Dotson" dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom wrote in message ... I'm not aware of a charger that does multiple voltages. Doug s/v Callista "Courtney Thomas" wrote in message ... I'm looking for the least expensive and reliable [multiple voltage - i.e. 6, 12, 24] battery charger currently available. Temperature sensing is a must. Any recommendations ? Thank you, Courtney -- s/v Mutiny Rhodes Bounty II lying Oriental, NC WDB5619 -- s/v Mutiny Rhodes Bounty II lying Oriental, NC WDB5619 |
It's not a good choice for marine use.
"Courtney Thomas" wrote in message ... Harbor Freight has one that'll do 6,12,&24 but no temp sensing :-( Courtney Gordon Wedman wrote: "Doug Dotson" wrote: I'm not aware of a charger that does multiple voltages. I agree. Never seen one advertised in the boating market. Car charges can typically do 6v or 12v by flicking a switch and these are cheap. Temp sensing is not common though. 24volt chargers are usually just 24v. "Doug Dotson" dougdotson@NOSPAMcablespeedNOSPAMcom wrote in message ... I'm not aware of a charger that does multiple voltages. Doug s/v Callista "Courtney Thomas" wrote in message ... I'm looking for the least expensive and reliable [multiple voltage - i.e. 6, 12, 24] battery charger currently available. Temperature sensing is a must. Any recommendations ? Thank you, Courtney -- s/v Mutiny Rhodes Bounty II lying Oriental, NC WDB5619 -- s/v Mutiny Rhodes Bounty II lying Oriental, NC WDB5619 |
On Sun, 13 Feb 2005 09:28:27 -0500, Courtney Thomas
wrote: I'm looking for the least expensive and reliable [multiple voltage - i.e. 6, 12, 24] battery charger currently available. Temperature sensing is a must. =================================== I have never seen a marine unit with multi voltage capability. Of course you can charge multiple 6 volt batteries in series with a either a 12 volt or 24 volt charger depending on number of batteries. My old boat had (4) 6 volt batteries in series parallel but they were charged as a single 12 volt battery. It worked fine, and many others have done likewise. Temperature sensing is available with some of the inverter/charger combinations such as Heart Interface or Xantrex. |
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