does it charge AGM marine batteries?
813632
I've got two 24 Series AGM Batteries I use with my Trolling Motor and while taking a few hours off due to the afternoon heat I'll hook up my Solar Panels {2} and it picks my Batteries up somewhat to last the rest of the day until I charge them at night.
813633
they charge mine just fine , but I use my boat on the weekends , so they have several days to recharge .
1305692
Hello;In response to your question. Yes, the charger will work quite well for the Deep cycle battery. I use it on my Marine trolling batteries that draw down to nothing all the time. It works great! Jim
751402
No it does not. This is strictly a DC unit. One side is fed by the alternator from your boat engine and the other side attaches to the 2 batteries you want to keep charged up. Whenever your engine is running the batteries are being charged.
1509043
Honestly I don't know. I don't do much boating, but if the connectors are similar to that of a car battery then there's nothing stopping it from working. One thing I do know is that if it's a sealed lead acid battery do NOT charge it when the voltage gets near 11vt. It'll ruin the battery. As far as the equipment is concerned, I must admit there was something wrong with the packing and they sent me the wrong stuff. I bought a different charge controller called the 'cyclopse' and it worked fine.
1301480
no, this is designed to work with marine batteries, charged by solar panels. I have two of these for two different solar systems and really like the way they work.
595011
Yes it does that's the same batteries I am charging on it. they are batteries that can be used in any black & decker tool that is labeled one source 18v.
1250959
It has ring type connectors to hook up to the battery, it works great for marine applications.
420114
It probably does, but keep in mind that different batteries require different floating voltage ("maintenance mode" in other words). This charger has no voltage adjustments. For an expensive AGM battery you will want a better charger, the one that would allow voltage regulation, and also has a temperature compensation.
990233
It has a selector to charge Optima batteries or other batteries. I haven't charged anything besides Optima, but I'm not sure it's worth the extra money either way. I bought mine due to the claim that it can restore Optima's in not-so-optimal condition, but it failed to restore mine. Therefore I don't recommend one because they are so expensive.
760473
I am not using it on AGM batteries, but they are just lead acid batteries in a more efficient configuration, so I wouldn't be afraid to use this battery charger on AGM batteries.
1797685
in my opinion this charger will charge your batteries as it has a agm setting which is good for your batteries but just to be sure seeing the size of your batteries and the expense of them I would go with a bigger amp charger
615666
I have used to to charge AGM caterpillar batteries but it doesn't have the circuitry designed to charge a fully depleted AGM.
1250961
unless you change the crimp on ends this battery charger it will only fit marine batteries and side post batteries, not top mount post.
2072734
Not directly, it only holds AA batteries. However if you a AAA charger with a USB plug I'd imagine it would charge them. It may lose some efficiency though if it has to convert wattage/voltage. Hope this helps!
1045648
Yes. I have this mounted on my boat dock to charge a 12 v Battery for my boat lift. Working perfectly.
2083572
Yes. This charger works 3 batteries. For my setup, I have for my boat a marine cranking battery. Then I have 2 full deep cycle batteries for a 24 volt trolling motor system. I used to charge them one at a time which was a major pain. Plus I never realized that with the primary cranking battery, running the battery off the alternator once running will not fully charge the battery. It will only get to about 70 percent full. However with this battery charger, it has an internal computer which will properly charge and maintain the battery. The other good thing about this charger is that if you only have 2 batteries, you can still use it. Just pair the other free connections to one of the batteries. I contacted ProMariner customer support directly and they confirmed this is possible and safe. Overall happy with the product!
1013500
It may not get the battery to a peak of 14.4V, but it will get it to a close to full charge condition. However, remember this thing charges at about 1 Amp. For a Marine Battery, it will take a long time if it is discharged. It will work fine if you are only trying to keep it at full charge.