Complete novice here. We just bought a used class c RV with 2 brand new interstate 12 v house batteries (Interstate)Is this charger the correct model?
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That should be fine. The charger was 'specificly' designed for AGM batteries. But, it will work on any battery type. google "agm battery" if you're curious
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Probably not. If your batteries aren't marked as AGM batteries, this isn't the charger for you. AGM batteries charge at a higher voltage then conventional lead acid batteries. BatterMinder does make a charger for regular lead acid batteries. You can check their web site for the correct model, then check Amazon for a good price.
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Look at the batteries for model number. Then type that model number into google. If it says it is a "AGM" battery, then yes, this is the right charger. AGM means Absorbant Glass Mat
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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
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being an electrician for Chryslers you might think I would know this. The float chargers that we use at Mopar were huge for the batteries that we charged for the carts that are used. They were ran in series also. I do not think this would be what you need, but it wouldn't hurt. I would call a battery wholesaler or ask this question on google.
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Yes this is the model p115 charger . The charger is very good one, but the problem is the ryobi 18-volt batteries are very poor quality they won't hold a charge. I have six batteries and none of them will stay up over night. One of the six was purchased with the new charger. hope this will help. The 12- volt batteries are very good. thank you. I HOPE THIS WILL HELP. vOON jOHNSON
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I purchased this specifically to charge both my older NiCad and newer high capacity NiMH batteries as it is the only one I could find that does both. I purchased high capacity(double B&D; OEM capacity)off Eby and verified that this charger would work with seller. It has worked great-lets you know when it is done and has safety features.
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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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I gather you are looking at the underside of the charger where it says Type 1 10.8v -18v NI-CD-ION charger. If that's what you mean, the "v" stands for voltage. In other words this charger can be used to charge NI-CD batteries that range from 10.8volts to 18volts. My battery type was the 18v size and the charger works quickly and adequately for it. I imagine in might even be faster if your battery is of lower voltage. That area is also where it states 120v AC (meaning alternating current) 60Hz. Hope this helps.
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You need to request them to make it 240 with a proper 240 plug. Nema 14-50 is the most common 240 plug used at RV parks. I had one that worked just fine on my Volt. It took roughly 4+ hours to charge from a depleted battery. This long charge time is a limitation of the Volt's anemic 3.3 charger and not this unit's charging capacity.
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To S. Cleveland: I'm glad I can comment on your question. I think that this question in particular should be directed rather to the seller himself. He should know the particulars of this item... (Pls disregard my former comment (in case you read it before I corrected it) since I thought you were asking about the batteries themselves; not about the charger)... For sure, before buying, it is always safer to verify compatibility directly from the selling source... The battery your BB takes could be of a different size or shape than what this charger takes...(so your best bet if always double checking with the seller and making sure before ordering!... It will save ya future grief and aggravation... Also make sure the charger comes with all its parts included, so it's ready to use. (I once bought a charger that did not include the power cord; thus, it was as useless as junk!) Good luck, and sorry I couldn't be of more help to you. :D
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If your old charger is a 12-18 volt 48-59-0255. It is for ni-cad batteries only. Will Not Work. Lithium Ion contain a special circuit that will not work on a ni-cad charger. If your old charger is a 18-28 volt Li-ion & 18 volt Ni-cad 48-59-2818. It will work. Or a charger for only 18 volt Li-Ion will work
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No, that charger only charges NiCD batteries. These are NiMH batteries so you will need to get the B&D model #BDFC240 which will do both types NiCD and NiMH.
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If you have the typical 50 amp RV service, it will work. I just installed one in my motorcoach and it is working perfect. It will charge your house batteries for your 12V lights and could run your heater, depending on the size of your heater. My RV doesn't have electric heating.
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Sorry, NickCan not confirm since the charger is at my vocational house, and I have not been there for months...
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Get the model number and do a google search with it and the words replacement charger. Also, rid you house of elves that make off with these sorts of things; mine is a particularly pernicious fellow whose goes around in the skin of my 16-year-old son.
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I really cant say I dont own that model. I had the 12 volt charger that did get replaced by this new one.
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No, that charger only charges NiCD batteries. These are NiMH batteries so you will need to get the B&D; model #BDFC240 which will do both types NiCD and NiMH.
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this is a 24volt charger. I think you need to find a 12volt charger to meet your needs.
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Probably not. Your battery pack is giving you 10 watts peak, Your charger needs 9.6 watts. This requires the converter to be 96% efficient. It probably can't make this. Do you know if your 12v device really does need a full 0.8A? Is is that just the max rating of the charger you are trying to replace?