will this charger put 24 volts into my system if i use thr "both" setting?
1705159
In a two battery system this switch only isolates each seperate battery in position 1 or position 2, or combines two batteries in parallel in the 1+2 position (or other apparatus) on a circuit. It will not combine them in series to boost the voltage. So by hooking into a 12 volt system with two batteries, the 1+2 position would allow the batteries to be charged or discharged at the same time at 12 volts depending on the state of your system. For example if you were dry camping with this system hooked to two batteries, they would both supply the camper at 12 volts in the 1+2 position, but roughly double the capacity. In the same position, when hooked to shore power both batteries would be charged at 12 volts from the camper's inverter. You could however run the camper from battery 1 only, with the switch in position 1... or conversely with battery 2 with the switch in position 2. This allows for you to run the system from only one battery at a time for whatever reason(for example to remove one battery for maintenance), to run the system on both, or to shut the whole system Off-Battery Kill Switch.
448844
I never changed to 24 volt. just replaced originals and kept every thing else the same. made it faster. worth while change.
2070265
yes that is correct. If you connect two 12v batteries in series end result will be one battery bank of 24v. When charging batteries - use of a charge controller is highly recommended.
161682
It all depends on which charge controller you choose. If your charge controller is rated for 24V then you're good.
1901563
Yes, I bought it originally because of my battery bank is also 24 Volt. This is ok. But I cant actually recommend this device. I bought it not only for inverter-function but also for charging and bypassing when generator comes into game. The last two, charging and bypassing, did never work out. I don't know if I got it already defect by bad luck or if it is just low quality.
650427
If the rv is a 12 volt system then yes. The batteries would be connected in a parallel configuration .you can tell if this is correct by looking at the battery terminals. If the positive+ is connected from one battery to the + of the other battery then the system is most likely a 12v system. But if the + of one battery is connected to the - of the other battery the batteries are connected in series making the system 24v in that case the charger could only charge one battery at a time
220839
If your set up for 24v you have to disconnect cable. Otherwise you would have a direct short and ruin your charger. Maybe there are chargers out there that are 24v rated? Mine is set up for 12v (2 batteries connected parallel) , that is "+" to plus and "-" to minus. That way no disconnect is needed. Hope this helps...
773544
will the 20V B&D; QUICK CHARGER charge this/these 2 batteries that are included,
1607630
There are 2 type of inverter. 24v and 48v. You can not use 48V for 24V system there is no setting. You have to buy the right one for your system.
1797683
This charger can accommodate two 12v battery's, 24v total. Sounds like all you need is a single 12v charger.
1011767
not sure as it is rated for 24 volts power source. Try it, it wont hurt it.
414223
If it is a charger for 20 volt battery. The battery will not work with an 18 volt charger or 24 volt charger.
118277
The charger can be used both voltages. You must find an outlet adpater to use the charger.
1809050
It will not work with 24 volts. I don't recommend this unit to anyone as mine stopped working after 6 months and I had to replace the unit! I am not a happy camper with Amazon!!!
595950
Wouldn't hurt a thing. Battery fuses are rated for much higher current. The charger would have a different (Lower) current rating.
31411
If the two batteries in series will make 24 volts DC, no. The charger on this unit is a smart charger and will likely fail to properly charge your batteries. In all probability, it will charge non-stop until the batteries and/or the charger burn out. I suggest either a 24-volt charger/inverter with a voltage reduction to match your 12-volt gear or a stand alone 24-volt charger and disable the charger that is built into the inverter.Hope this helped.AU
1433514
I double checked it. This adapter has dual voltage 100-240 volts. Thank you.