Hi, I have two XS power AGM batteries in my avalanche and I was needing to know if this charger would be ok to charge them?
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Yes Sir It Will Do The Job, But Most Will If You Let Charge Completely. But Yes It Will.
800257
Yes very powerful charger. Has a setting on it that let's you know if battery is good too.
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I would not recommend extended use on the AGM batteries. It's OK to use on occasion if you need a quick boost. The charging profile on a lead acid battery and an AGM battery are different and over time this charger could shorten the service time/life of an AGM battery.
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Hello, I can only say that I use a charger that is made only for mAh style batteries. I have not used the Energizer batteries but I think the Tenergy batteries are great, they seem to hold a charge for a long time and recharge very fast, been using these batteries for about a year now and love them.
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Wouldn't hurt a thing. Battery fuses are rated for much higher current. The charger would have a different (Lower) current rating.
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I don't think you can charge these batteries properly with the regular chargers. You can use the Tenergy TN270 that was recommended. I use the SYSMAX Intellicharge i4 JETBeam. It cost about $25 and will charge 4 batteries. It's universal and can also charge: AA, AAA, C type batteries too. I'm able to charge more batteries and other types without having to have other charges.I recently bought their button top type for my Nitecore MT40 Flashlight. I'm happy with Tenergy so-far.
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There is now way to do a "storage charge" with this charger.I think you are thinking about NI-CAD batteries, this charger is intended primarily for LI-PO batteries.
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Check to see if the connector may be the same as Tek-Nek products. Those chargers are still available. If all else fails, this charger will work, if a bit clumsy to use: Sealed Lead Acid Battery Charger UPG D1724
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Any 12 volt AGM charger should charge your battery bank. The calculation that you need to consider is how fast you want the battery bank to charge and size your charger appropriately. Yes, this charger has a battery type mode to accommodate AGM battery types. Looking around on the internet, this battery charger on its highest setting of 70A should charge your bank of batteries in 14-18 hours.
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As far as my experience goes, yes. I'm using a Lacrosse BC-700 charger and it works fine. I also have several mixed Energizer chargers and have had no issues.
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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.
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Need to have a smart charger to charge AGM battery. Charger will shut off when battery is charged. Need to charge or get battery maintainer so battery will last long time
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Yes you can. As stated in my other responses, I used mine for all situations, from cell charger to running power strips to power my house. A separate battery charger is ideal, bc then the charger is mobile, not stuck with the vehicle. I would recommend the Die Hard Branded one from a local auto parts store, roughly $50, it will do AGM(deep cycle batteries), trickle charge and conventional batteries.
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I have used to to charge AGM caterpillar batteries but it doesn't have the circuitry designed to charge a fully depleted AGM.
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Yes, that is what I bought these batteries for. They are both still working great, nice to have 2 batteries - always have a spare. Would recommend getting a separate charger also.
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The unit can charge AGM type batteries, but I do not know if it can charge the yellowtop battery. I bought it to use with an AGM battery I expected to buy as a replacement for an aging car battery. When I received the Ctek MUS 4.3 charger, I used it to recondition the old battery. I will not need to get the AGM battery for a while.
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I see no reason for it no to. I am using one to charge a 36v golf cart. I suggest not running your battery pack below 70% ; and leave it pluged up anytime you are not using it. Hope this helps.
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I have not used it to charge AAs but the picture in the manf's brochure indicates two and it makes sense. The batteries are place in the unit - one in one direction and one is the opposite direction. One battery is at the positive pole of the charger and the other at the negative. I've been using it to charge camcorder and camera batteries and it is working fine - seems a little flimsy but that was a common comment about all of the chargers when I was picking the one to buy. Good luck. I think the "flimsiness" is due to the many different size/shape batteries it will charge.