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On Tue, 25 Nov 2008 10:58:19 -0500, "Eisboch" wrote:
I re-read the specs on the Guest unit Tom is referring to. It specifically says, 2 outputs of 12volts DC, 10 amps each. But then it says for "24" volt systems. That is confusing. Yes. There are two possibilities that I can think of. The first assumes a 12 volt starting battery *and* a 12 volt trolling battery. In that case it would merely function as a combiner once the starting battery is fully charged. Combiners have been around for a while and are just an automated switch with voltage sensing. The second possibility assumes a 12 volt starting battery but a 24 volt trolling batt. In that case it would have to contain a DC to DC converter which would activate once the starting batt was at full voltage. If you already own a 24 volt charger this function could be implemented by driving it with a 12 volt inverter. I'd call Guest and get a clarification. On the other hand my impression of most Guest products is not all that favorable. |
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