i have two 12 volts 12 ah batterys in my scooter will this charge it on the go?
1248960
I have a larger battery in my truck and this item will not keep it charged at all times. The charge is too weak. I doubt it can keep up as an on the go charger with 2 batteries......
1248961
I have always disconnected the panel figuring the charging system I'd putting out way more than the panel.
1248962
I returned my unit. It worked but the charge was negligible. After two weeks in my Jeep I still didn't even have a dome light.There are larger pre-made units or you can just buy a small charge controller and a panel large enough to do the job. You will need to do a little research to determine your specific need.
1248963
The first thing I would tell you is to go on the internet and pull up the SunForce website. Call or e-mail their customer service. They may have something different you could use with "two 12 volt 12 AH batteries." The second thing I can tell you is that the SunForce Solar Panel I rated is "ONLY" for one 12 volt battery. Thirdly, you can only have the solar panel plugged in when the engine is turned off and you are not driving anywhere. It cannot be used when the vehicle's engine is turned on or the vehicle is moving. Hope this helps.
1124744
Read the manual for your shoprider and if the amps is more than 2.0 amps for the charger it will not work. I sent mine back because my scooter needed 4.0 amps to charge my batters.
178203
Yes. I use a charger purchased from Walmart. It is a car/motorcycle charger (6 and 12 voltt capable). The charge last monrhs for a rider toy. The battery is sealed.
1940529
If you feed this charger with 12 VDC it will surely charge your batteries.Usually 12 VDC are provided with a wall transformer 110 / 220 VAC.
364184
Only if there is a residual charge in the batteries first. Suggestion, break the new batteries in 12V units and use a automotive battery charger to charge any pair that lacks any voltage. The reconnect all batteries and install this trickle charger. It should fully charge the batteries then...
463489
If the battery is a single 12V then you will have a problem.The 3 prongs (from left to right) are 12v- neutral - 12V .If it has 2 12V batteries and the 3 prong end plugs into the handle or has a dedicated female plug then you'll be OK.For the record most scooters and power chairs I've seen use a 24V system to prolong battery life.Good luck.Richard
1736618
You would need to put two 6 volt batteries in series (make it 12 volts). Not enough info ?? eg: is this automotive type battery etc. As is not made to charge 6 volt battery.
1894537
This would not be the best solution. First a car battery isn't going to last very long in your storage unit without being charged. Second you lose efficiency because you are converting from DC to AC back to DC. Check with your scooter manufacturer for a DC to DC charging option (think cigarette lighter), even then the car battery would need regular recharging.
2148039
I strongly doubt it but you might want to contact BixPower about a 12v ext. battery. I use a large one (about the size of a tablet) from them to power a 12v device and a 5v device all weekend (about 50 hours).
1510325
You would have to put 4 batteries in series and all would have to be in about the same condition--not an optimal method. you would be better off putting two 6 volt batteries in series on a 12V charger
1706329
No. The batteries are in series typically 36 or 48 volt systems. If you were to hook this up to only one 12v battery in a golfew cart it would drain the battery unevenly and damage that battery
1987103
Not sure. All based on your scooter's manual. Actually look at the battery for amps and volts. Only thing pending after that is the type of connection.
1636839
Yes. Infact you can purchase the 12 volt 22ah for more power and longer running time. The ah tells the power and time the battery last. 12 volt is size for the unit. The original batteries were 20 ah. My medical supply company that sold me my scooter replaced the original batteries with 17 ah. I moved slower than a toddler crawling and it cost me $125.00 for 2 batteries. These are deep cycle and you should charge daily.not when they don't run. Keeping them fully charged is important for the batteries to last beyong a year.
1199495
I don't think so. I tried to charge 2 12 volt batteries together for your same reason but that didn't work.
1225741
I simply use the charger that is built into my scooter, however I have used my 12v car battery charger without any problems as well. Because they are smaller batteries, I'm sure a motorcycle battery charger/maintainer would work fine as we'll.
2112134
I have this on a 6 volt battery and it does keep it charged. I would probably go with the larger one for 12v as this said for 6 volt
789060
Yes, the newest version of these charges support charging both 12v/16V LiPo batteries. Just make sure you have the mode selected (its the blue icons on the front of the charger)