I have a 10 amp automatic 120v 60hz 2amp output charger. can I use it on this battery?
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I use a West Marine 15amp portable charger:120vAC, 60hz, 15amp max (2-10-15amp settings) and I use 2amp setting so sounds like you're all set!
1443558
My 9.6V "PS120 Power Pack" battery, specifically says right on it "Use only with B&D; charger PS150." So the answer is yes.
879823
I think if your GP can charge via mini USB to USB this will work. You might want to double check the tech specs on the Amps to make sure it won't over charge your battery though.
1018655
Yes - I've used a base level Sears 10 amp battery charger on them for years with no problems. I've always charged them in "Regular" mode and had no problems.
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No. You need 120W output and 19.5v while this one is only 65W and 19v! Avoid this cheap charger.
1160508
As long as your original is 19V, this is fine. You can always use a charger that is rated to handle higher watts, as long as the Voltage rating is the same. A 19V 90Watt charger may charge faster, depending on whether the battery circuitry will allow for a higher power draw from the charger. In many cases it won't charge any faster than the original 45W.
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I'm not sure what the 6012 hd battery is or what the # on my battery is, however I have a 9 volt and a 7 volt somewhat cylinder type battery that I charge with this charger and it works great. Sorry I can't give you a definite answer. I'm at home and my drills and batteries are at my shop.
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Yes, it will. The thing with amps -- the device will only draw the amps it needs to run. If the voltage is incorrect, you can damage the unit, but even connecting to a 10amp charger would be fine. It's working for me as I had a leftover charger for a tablet and it's working just fine.
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I would think so? If your charger is made to charge this 18V LioN battery then it shouldn't matter if the source voltage is 220V. Am I missing something?
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I can't find the instructions at the moment, but the charger says, "input: AC120V 60 Hz 2W, output DC2.3V 100 mA". Hope that helps.
25762
charging this battery at 10 amps could harm the cells insideyou're better off to purchase a 2 amp trickle charger
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Hi Ilya. My initial answer is "I doubt it." It doesn't have what's typically written on things with jnternal transformers (like my toothbrush charger). But here's what's written on the back - 15A 125VAC 60Hz 1875W. Suppressed voltage rating 800V (L-N,L-G,N-G). Good luck!
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I have those exact batteries, when I measure charging current it never shows more than 2A on 55A charger, so yes you can use 6A charger, don`t listen to those theoretical electricians, they don`t know what they talking about.
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sure!! I use this charger all the time for 70 mah to 200 mah 1 cell batteries. you should be okay with 180 mah 1 cell batteries with this charger. Cliff
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Just look at your old charger, if the numbers, such as volts are the same, you should be fine.
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The back of the battery charger saysInput AC 110V-240V50/60 Hz 15. VA0.2A(0,2A)
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The amperage is too high on the charger for this battery. I would recommend you to use a 2 Amp charger.