What is the charge cut-off voltage?John
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The float voltage is 13.6v, it will charge higher for short bursts but will settle in at 13.6v when battery is fully charged. Hope this helps.
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John,It floats the battery at 13.6V and the boost voltage is 14.4V @ 30 min.
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Input: AC120V 60Hz 6W Output: 6.0VDC 300mA C UL US listed 18CR E240776 Hope all that helps! Makes no sense to me but it's whats on the plug of the charger!
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On the bottom of the charging stand, it reads:INPUT: 105 - 130 VAC 60 HZ 2.5W 105 - 240 VAC 50 HZIf you need more info, visit Remington's website. You should be able to contact a Remington employee directly.
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I was not getting the performance from these batteries that I expected. When I measured the initial voltage using a Hewlett Packard 34740A voltmeter (11.1 MegaOhms input impedance), I got 1.1V to 1.2V. This is not 1.45V, and it appears to be like this through all of the batteries that I received. I won't be using Raytheon products again. Note that while this voltmeter is rather old, it is in top notch condition.
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I have been asked this before. There is no information on the package regarding voltage.
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5v. But I dont suggest purchasing. My charger hasn't worked since I got it.
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thats info is not anywhere. run off standard 12v line, battery, fuse box, or cigarette adapters. Power Consumption : &lt; 8 W
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In case anyone was still wondering about this, I just received mine and the sticker on the bottom says that Output is 5V/900mA, so it's not a full 1A, but pretty close.
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I'm confused with everyone's math here. 4.2 volts fully charged @ 6.4 amps is 0.66 ohms. (4.2/.66≈6.36)So I would venture to say you could "safely" get away with 0.65-0.66 ohms
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I agree with Cpk voltages will change constantly, but I would still confer with the manufacture when possible. My charger charges at 4.2 volts with no problem.
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Info on my charger: M#UD3514120030G, Input: 120v 8.5 watt, Output: 12vdc 300ma, Class 2 transformer, IV output connector size
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Seems to be fixed at about 12 V. Ran a weather receiver in the aircraft for several hours. Don't remember if it charge red or not.
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When I first saw this product had a cut out voltage of 14.2 i thought 'hey that's low...' in my humble opinion(the only meaning of IMHO i know) you should look into the difference between charge types, float, bulk... then you will understand the numbers on this unit, and your batteries a bit better.
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You get about 9.5 V not under load. (i.e. when the unit is measured into a high impedance voltmeter).
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For the cells? I measured them at 4.2V when fully charged by the internal charger.
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I don't know the voltage, and it charges at about the same speed as any other regular charging plug.
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The cutoff should be installed *between* the positive current (the red wire, usually). So you would run a wire from the battery to one of the cut-off switch leads, and another wire from the other cut-off switch lead would go to the positive terminal of whatever devices (starter?) you are trying to manually cut off.