Is this considered a smart charger or dumb.
1255295
It is designed to deliver 12 volts at 45 amp peak to charge a deep cycle battery to run items in a rv I would suggest reading the spec sheet to make sure it fits your needs
82100
Yes its a smart charger. can charge/maintain anything from a small 6 voly battery to large 12 volt. only does not have a booster
251355
It stops just fine. I've left it plugged in overnight, but I wouldn't leave it like that to be on the safe side. It's a 'smart' charger.
1637732
Hehe smart charger maybe it will be smart to buy a new charger with a new gun on the side the gun sucks it cant even hit a 20 ft away target the front breaks off easily scope is crap all cheap plastic made from who knows recycled milk jugs? just for the sake of you/ your children/grandchild/uncles,cousins,nephews (think i covered all the categories) dont buy this gun for them or you it sucks and they will be disappointed. Hope this helped and the answer is no xD
2209891
I use a computer controlled smart charger. There are lots of good options out there.
1044913
Protected means that the charger is "smart" and will not overcharge your battery. It also will not "short" if you accidentally insert the battery backwards. The charger charges specifically to optimize battery performance
2114172
What makes this charger not a "smart" charger is that when you plug a newer android tablet/smart phone into this charger, the tablet sends a signal to the charger, and expects that signal returned properly.This charger does not return that signal properly, making it a "dumb" charger.Do one of two things:1. Buy a cable called "For P1000" http://dx.com/p/usb-data-charging-extension-cable-for-samsung-p1000-black-911412. Power the tablet off and then plug it in to the charger, it will charge just fine.
1583493
I think the easiest way to tell would be to time the charging of a set of batteries that you know is mostly charged vs. a set of batteries that is totally dead. If they both take the same amount of time before the light indicates they're done, then you have a dumb charger. If the almost-charged batteries take much less time, your charger is smart.
355066
It may be, I'm not able to speak to that. Either way, this charger had a terrible build. Seems great when you get it. Use it a while and it just starts to fall apart. You go to pull it from the wall, and the case part comes off in your hand, while the rest stats connected in the outlet. Very dangerous.
2193558
Most "smart" chargers will not charge a completely dead battery. They require some minimal charge to start charging. We sometimes use a set of jumper cables hooked between a good battery and the one needing charging to get the charger started, then unhook the good battery and let the charger work
2166375
No, this is not a "smart" charger. When you plug it in it charges for 10 hours and then shuts off. Period. If you put in fully charged batteries it will still charge them for 10 hours.
406683
As long as it has a nimhi setting or is a nimhi specific charger. Do not just assume if you arent sure what type of charger it is. ALso keep in mind, not all chargers are created equal when it comes to deciding if its charged or not. Personaly, i use a hobby grade smart charger, and have had excellent results.
1936286
i like the charger i have. the Yuasa smart shot. it saved the battery in my porsche. it charges the battery in my motorcycle just fine, but also the cars. if the battery has been sitting drained for a long time, it is most likely donesy, however.
233336
Hi, The manufacturer does not specify that it is a smart charger. This indicates that you may have to make sure that the battery does not get overcharged. In any case it is never a good practice to leave a battery in the charger longer than necessary. The good side of the neat lawn mower is that it does not need to be charged long to attain max power. I hope this information helps.
1387913
This charger is not an "intelligent" charger - in that it does not fully analyze the state of the battery - it essentially only measures voltage, which is not sufficient to guarantee a fully charged battery or prevent the charger from continuing to attempt to charge a bad battery - which can lead to some serious safety concerns. I believe there was a safety note in the manual that stated not to leave the charger unattended while it was charging.
2051374
I use a smart charger made by Powerex. It's a Wizard One. I've used it on many brands with no issues. I've owned it for several years. It has four slots that can be programmed individually. I'm pleased with it.
1837351
It is really a stupid device, you plug your usb adapter into the device and plug the device (that is if it would work). It didn't charge anything. The listing led us to believe you could lay your phone or kindle on it and it would charge it, but it isn't designed that way. You have to plug your device into it.