To be used in a Westfalia camper for a coach battery like a wheelchair battery and for a regular car battery.. Can it charge both at the same time?
1624690
I guess it will work while your batteries accept 14 volts of charge. I have 2 batteries on my sailboat and both are been charged simultaneously. Just check that the coach battery is a 12 volts barttery, for the car batery no problem
1205402
Yes as far I know you can. I have charged both batteries with it and have had no problems.
1265234
I would not. You could easily overcharge the battery where as a regular charger has a regulator on it. This is to be used to charge another vehicle/motorcycle for a short time; until the other vehicle can be started.
488586
Hmmm... I would not know as I have never worked one of those. If the battery housing dimension are the same, and voltage / amperage are comparable, then maybe.
905587
Not exactly sure of the question but it will charge two trolling batteries at the same time. I would put the cranking batteriy on a two battery switch and charge it separately when and if it needs charging. You can separate your trolling batteries to avoid running down the cranking/starting battrty. Hope this helps.
103484
I'm not an automotive or electrical wizard, so take my comment with a grain of salt. I don't see why you can't do this. It should, in theory, work. I strongly suspect that it will take (roughly) 4 times longer to charge them. Doing 4 batteries in parallel might defeat the %charged aspects of the NOCO. I'd do them one at a time. But check this opinion on Google and the NOCO site.
426202
I would either charge them one at a time or buy the 2611A Dual 5/5A charger. I am guessing it has an isolator built into it to keep the batteries separate. Two batteries being charged from the same source need to be separated by an isolator. I had to buy an Isolator Kit for my boat engine so it could charge both batteries at the same time. I use this one for the Battery that runs my trolling motor on a different boat.
582694
For a professional answer you will need to email ProMariner. But as far as I know the 20amp is only rated for three batteries at a time. But it would eventually charge the six batteries but it would be a slow process. I use the 20amp to charge two 100amp batteries on a Track Chair and it is fast.
472111
Yes, but it is designed to charge deep cycle batteries. I'm not sure on connecting it to other types (such as automotive batteries). As soon as the battery is charged (reaches a certain voltage) it will automatically go into a trickle charge mode where it provides minimal power to maintain the charge. This mode is designed to prevent overcharging. As an aside, I'm not sure why you'd want to buy this to charge batteries instead of buying a regular battery charger. This unit would be overkill for such applications, since it is designed to provide DC power for the cabin of an RV/Travel Trailer while simultaneously charging the house/cabin batteries. Yes, but it is designed to charge deep cycle batteries. I'm not sure on connecting it to other types (such as automotive batteries). As soon as the battery is charged (reaches a certain voltage) it will automatically go into a trickle charge mode where it provides minimal power to maintain the charge. This mode is designed to prevent overcharging. As an aside, I'm not sure why you'd want to buy this to charge batteries instead of buying a regular battery charger. This unit would be overkill for such applications, since it is designed to provide DC power for the cabin of an... » Read More Yes, but it is designed to charge deep cycle batteries. I'm not sure on connecting it to other types (such as automotive batteries). As soon as the battery is charged (reaches a certain voltage) it will automatically go into a trickle charge mode where it provides minimal power to maintain the charge. This mode is designed to prevent overcharging. As an aside, I'm not sure why you'd want to buy this to charge batteries instead of buying a regular battery charger. This unit would be overkill for such applications, since it is designed to provide DC power for the cabin of an RV/Travel Trailer while simultaneously charging the house/cabin batteries. « Show Less
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Yes, each side can charge a different battery at the same time. It's nice because you have one location to charge your batteries. I have several different DeWalt tools, old and new and it charges all batteries. One side does the 12V and 20V Max batteries and the other side does all the older batteries 7.2V - 18V.
1146454
It's not recommended as the charge and discharge rates are different for the two batteries. It's best to use two batteries of the same capacity.
340685
I would not since the charger senses your battery and goes to float when it reaches charged state so with 2 it may overcharge a battery, also this is a very low amp charging system so it would probably not do the job on 2 batteries.
442069
Definitely. It's designed to charge an iPhone (or a different smartphone of similar capacity) and a tablet at the same time, with an "S" slot and an "A" slot, one for a tablet and one for a smartphone. However, the max Amps the entire charger outputs at once is 2.4 amps, and amps are what actually adds charge to your device's battery. One slot gets priority for amps when both are being used but I'm not sure which one.But basically yes it should definitely be able to charge those two phones at the same time.
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The batteries we use are deep cell batteries that would be used on campers not conventional batteries that are used in cars or trucks. I would follow the suggestions of the previous answer, one mor e note I went and bought a better Charge Controller from Renogy works much better and you have a lcd panel with all the data you need to be sure your battery and cell are working properly.
1051502
Yes! Make sure to follow a wiring diagram for a two battery system, so one battery is not getting the charge and not the other and you will be fine....The controller will provide current until both batteries are completely charged.
1721615
Supplied amperage would the question. You could charge both at the same time but it would take much longer.
1248349
That should work. I use mine to maintain six 6 volt batteries in my golf cart. However I wouldn't use this device as a charger. I think it would take quite awhile to charge batteries that are low. It's main function is to maintain a charge. You might call the company. They were real helpful in answering some questions I had when I bought mine.