Can I recharge this battery with a automotive battery charger?
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I am not sure. I'm using it as a back up to a house alarm. The power it receives is from a plug in 16.5 volt, 0.3amp., transformer.
1168775
NO. You will need a USB - car charger. Look under Lumina car charger. Good Luck :-)
990238
Yes it will charge any 12-volt automotive battery quite well. It will NOT work on my older 6-volt automobiles....JOHN
1060028
No. It isn't a charger, it is a jump starter which means that it is just another battery used to temporarily "boost" the battery in the car that is weak. While this jump starter has a built-in charger for it's own battery, it cannot be used to charge your car battery--the selector switch/dial can either be set to "jump" (on) your car battery or "charge" (off) to charge itself, it will not allow the charger to function while the jump battery is connected to your car battery.
1070018
Good question! You can charge using the car's battery for power, but the ignition key will need to be in the "accessory" position (engine not running). However, the mfg. recommends you start the engine every few few hours to charge the car's battery up again. If the car's battery drains down to 10.5 volts (12 volts is full charge), the Energizer will shut itself off. Hope this helps.Bill R.
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I cant see why not. I personally havnt done that myself. All USB chargers send out a 5volt charge. So given its a car charger or laptop...still the same.
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Nope. Not made for that. Needs an AC wall plug. There ARE chargers that run off car lighter output, but not for this battery. As the other guy said, you need a converter....
570342
If you have a 12volt charger you can charge it in a car.. or you could bring extra batteries with you.
421570
Yes you can and it would use it's own internal battery. There is a side plug in as well to charge via outlet or car adapter also so you could do both.
790275
The said charger could would NOT charge a drained battery!You would not want this in car to do or meet your need!Speaking of this model I bought about 2 yrs ago which I rated as abysmal quality.M
2180952
I don't see how it could. I have mine on an F150 that sits for months at a time and it works just fine-no issues with the battery. The voltage setting built into the charger is what controls the ability to charge so you should be good.
284152
Just connect it to the proper terminals even with the car's terminal connected. I've been using the charger for more than a year and it really activates my car's and motorcycle's batteries.
433138
Don't know about the motorcar question. The only way I have charged it is through an outlet.
1739627
Yes, if I understand your question correctly, via the cigarette lighter adapter, but they recommend that for the best lifespan of the rechargeable battery that it be charged most often with a wall outlet.
1340197
These batteries are designed to be recharged by the backup pack of which they are a component. I have discovered that these are 12 volt batteries that can be externally charged by a 12 volt automotive trickle charger. I have no idea if this is approved by the manufacturer.
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With the proper connector, yes. Charger will do it. Charge at 5.0 amp rate for the battery you have listed.
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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.