Do the batteries need to match 'exactly'? I'm intending to add a winch to my off road vehicle and to add a second 12v accessory battery.
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I'm not sure you would need this with a winch, but there isn't any reason it wouldn't work. You might consider a switched wire for the trigger circuit. That way you could connect the extra battery to the charging system only when you needed to charge it.An extra battery would be good with a winch. I found on my Wrangler that I needed to have the engine running any time I used the winch. Otherwise I quickly had a dead battery. Just be sure to connect the batteries so you have 12 volts and not 24.
1270984
The amperage of the batteries do not have to match. however voltage does need to match.
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I have been running two different batteries for 4 months no problems. But I am no electrician!
1270986
The relay is only a "switch", and doesn't care about the batteries. Ie: I use it to isolate my pickup battery from two 6 volt batteries (in series) mounted in the back of the truck. The purpose of the relay is to charge all batteries when the truck is running, and let me use the use the back batteries with no chance of leaving me stranded with a discharged truck battery.
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A common use of this device is to allow a motor vehicle charging system to charge storage batteries in an RV while the motor vehicle is in operation. Given that the RV batteries are normally deep cycle and there is often more than one, I don't see a problem using the disconnect to charge dissimilar batteries while the vehicle is running.
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As long as all the batteries are the same voltage, in your case 12 volt, it will work fine. The physical size of the batteries does not have to match.
458033
I am not certain. I matched the numbers on my battery with the one I ordered.
1468291
I believe this is the right battery (it's the one I bought) but you must look at the terminals to make sure they are correct. You can also contact APC for verification if you are not sure. Good luck
669109
Yes. I had not checked all different battery pictures carefully because the battery was advertised as a replacement.My connectors were for wider battery terminals and the terminals had plastic on them that did not match my connectors.The plastic on the terminals just slide off. I assUme that they were for protection instead of connections? Don't know.My large connectors fit okay on the smaller terminals so I did not bother returning and ordering a better fitting battery with more amp hours for 25 cents more.
1095294
I would have to check the contact rating on the solenoid (80) and the amp draw through the winch at rated voltage. this info should be available on the winch
336261
I have a "Harbor Freight Special" winch on my ATV. I know the bolt pattern was not the same, however this pattern matched the standard pattern in the mounting plate I purchased, the Harbor Freight did not.
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Very carefully study the expanded view of the plug end, as posted on Amazon, and compare it to your battery input plug. Then take a chance if they appear to match. Bon chance.
1926526
The box has a 12 volt cigarette style input and then two screw type terminals. So on your winch just put some ring style terminal connectors on the leads
2162874
It looks the same to me, I would compare the dimensions of both batteries to make sure though. http://www.amazon.com/BP8-12-by-BB-Battery-Genuine/dp/B004BV06ZI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1396666569&sr=8-1&keywords=BP8-12 http://www.amazon.com/APC-Back-UPS-750-12V-Battery/dp/B00A82MUNU/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t
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I purchased this battery for my walk behind golf cart, it is a 12V 22ah, Length 7.13 inches width 3.03" and height of 6.5", if these dimension will accomadate your battery compartment and the voltage/Amps are coorrect it should work for you.Width 3.03 inches Height 6.57 inches Weight 14.60 lbs
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Thank you for your inquiry. This winch is meant to connect to a 12 Volt Battery. I hope this helps answer your question. Renee - ProMark Offroad
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It's all about volts and amps. You can select a voltage that matches yours, but the lowest amperage is a bit above yours. No way to know if your battery will tolerate the over-amperage. To be safe, find a better match.
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They look very similar, but I can not confirm. You may want to try an aftermarket battery seller.
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No the#s must match. It's a easy installation though. But the# must match.U ccan find the# in the battery compartment. You can call me if necessary. At 8133240682
1096319
Simple answer, no. The size of the default batteries are different, so there's no mix and matching.
1710543
The 20 volt battery will not fit any 18 volt equipment. So he was correct. You have to match the voltage of the battery to the voltage of the equipment.
1700421
Sure if you have room. I bought this battery with the intention of installing lights and a winch. I found that this battery is not good for extended cranking and runs down quickly. I am going to do a dual battery install with a red top for starting. If you are going to add a lot of accessories you should add an auxiliary fuse block instead of tapping the battery multiple times.