Can I mount this in a vehicle and wire it to the battery so I can just plug it in? My vehicle sets for several days to weeks at a time.
807293
Not really, but you COULD mount the included "eyelet" set of NOCO wires to the battery posts since the other end has quick connect fitting on it... then you just need to plug in the charger and one other on the automobile end.. Or if you might like, this NOCO accessory that will give you quick connect/disconnect and also an LED charge indicator ;NOCO Genius GC015 12V Eyelet Battery IndicatorORNOCO Genius GC016 12V Dashmount Battery IndicatorAlso an extension if needed; NOCO Genius GC004 10' Extension Cable Not really, but you COULD mount the included "eyelet" set of NOCO wires to the battery posts since the other end has quick connect fitting on it... then you just need to plug in the charger and one other on the automobile end.. Or if you might like, this NOCO accessory that will give you quick connect/disconnect and also an LED charge indicator ;NOCO Genius GC015 12V Eyelet Battery IndicatorORNOCO Genius GC016 12V Dashmount Battery... » Read More Not really, but you COULD mount the included "eyelet" set of NOCO wires to the battery posts since the other end has quick connect fitting on it... then you just need to plug in the charger and one other on the automobile end.. Or if you might like, this NOCO accessory that will give you quick connect/disconnect and also an LED charge indicator ;NOCO Genius GC015 12V Eyelet Battery IndicatorORNOCO Genius GC016 12V Dashmount Battery IndicatorAlso an extension if needed; NOCO Genius GC004 10' Extension Cable « Show Less
807294
It is not intended for automobiles. It's a good idea but It is designed for indoor use. Should not be a safety issue but the vibration and extreme temperatures in a car could shorten the life of the charger.
807295
Correction on my previous comment: It is not intended for mounting in a vehicle.
807296
i realize i'm answering an old question but if you have a working cigarette lighter in your car, you could get a solar charger that sits on your dash, and plugs into the lighter to charge up the battery. Or it seems you could anyway.
807297
Actually, I just found this accessory from NOCO that adapts it to a OBDII Connector, so you don't need to muck with the battery. http://www.geniuschargers.com/GC012 They also have a cigarette lighter adapter listed. http://www.geniuschargers.com/GC003
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You guys just broke my heart. I was told to get a trickle charger for my g25x infiniti. If it sits for more than 4 days, it dies out. I have to get someone to recharge it. I don't want to be at the mercy of the guy with the portable charger or tow truck. I want something to maintain my battery that doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I live in a co-op does have outside electrical outlets but the cable will have to go over the sidewalk and the parking lot to my car to charge it. It doesn't sound safe(tripping or accidentally shredder by snow blower) so I don't think the Board will okay it. Any suggestions where something can be directly attached to my battery? You guys just broke my heart. I was told to get a trickle charger for my g25x infiniti. If it sits for more than 4 days, it dies out. I have to get someone to recharge it. I don't want to be at the mercy of the guy with the portable charger or tow truck. I want something to maintain my battery that doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I live in a co-op does have outside electrical outlets but the cable will have to go over the sidewalk and the parking lot to my car to charge it. It doesn't sound safe(tripping or accidentally shredder by snow blower) so I don't think the... » Read More You guys just broke my heart. I was told to get a trickle charger for my g25x infiniti. If it sits for more than 4 days, it dies out. I have to get someone to recharge it. I don't want to be at the mercy of the guy with the portable charger or tow truck. I want something to maintain my battery that doesn't need to be plugged into an electrical outlet. I live in a co-op does have outside electrical outlets but the cable will have to go over the sidewalk and the parking lot to my car to charge it. It doesn't sound safe(tripping or accidentally shredder by snow blower) so I don't think the Board will okay it. Any suggestions where something can be directly attached to my battery? « Show Less
2017573
No. Just lift battery compartment door. Place battery ontrack and slide it down till you here it click. Plug into a 110v wall plug. I let the battery for 8hrs first time. 4hrs there after. Enjoy your radio.
77770
It is all a contained unit and there isn't room for another battery in it. I would imagine you could wire one externally and have it beside the unit or behind it in the wall for better appearance. Hope this helps.
1784674
Technically you can, but I surely would not leave the device in the car when not in use. The swings in temperature may melt the device and/or damage the battery.
366251
If it's a properly grounded, running vehicle, the battery ground should be solidly attached to the chassis. Therefor, attaching the inverter to bat + and any good chassis ground should be fine. But getting a set of those quick connect jumpers and using for the inverter rather than jumper cables would be ideal!
287861
Absolutely, if you wire up the appropriate 12V battery with the current capacity you need for the target runtime. It would be a relatively trivial hack to do if you want to, but is it designed to do so? No.
1711600
I'm sure there is a way to do this but you will face two challenges. 1) Is the included mount is suction cup only so you will have to modify the mount in some way. 2.) The internal battery will only last a maximum of about 30 minutes so you need to take short trips or find a way to charge it.
1180822
Yes mounting tape would work, just keep in mind when placing the tape that you can access the battery compartment.
482985
Had mine hooked up on the front dash of my Dodge van for a few months. Wasn't able to keep the battery fully charged [it's a conversion van with a small electrical drain somewhere] so am using a 120 volt battery maintainer. The panel held up fine though even with the heat of the windshield.
875490
It's not designed as portable power. It should be mounted in a vehicle with a permanent connection to the battery. I paralleled 1/0 leads from my batteries on my diesel truck. The alternator size will determine how long you can run a large load, I can run 1500 watts for 30 minutes with the engine running before the battery level drops too low to continue. My alternator is only a 60 amp.
544170
No, it needs to be wired into fuse panel or battery. They give yo plenty of length, but the wires are very thin. Still worth it!
698455
Sure, if you wanted to. You'd just need to wire it such that it has constant power while the car is running.
2023950
Yes, this past summer I used an old 12 volt car battery, but the system was turned on for about 10 hours at night-time only. For my situation, I simply charged the battery once a week. It worked fine, but a deep cycle battery would be preferred to avoid the need for frequent charging.
719114
I curently have an AGM battery in my car and it works amazing. it is mounted on my garage wall and I plug it in to the 12v port of the car. Great for a car that is parked alot of the time or driven daily.
569911
Yes, it comes with a suction cup that can be added to the transom mount. Yes, it can be wired directly to a regular 12V marine battery, but it would take some extra wire and connection. It comes with small gauge wire leads and female blade terminals for connecting to the portable battery it comes with. Should be pretty easy to wire into your own power supply.
990741
You need to connect it to the storage battery of your vehicle through the wiring harness and control it via switch.
254896
yes, mount it so the tire turns it and run the wires to the battery, whenever you run the scooter the unit will charge it up.