**REVIEW** NOCO Genius 10 Battery Charger - AGM & Lithium
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- čas přidán 1. 06. 2020
- I unbox and do a quick review of this new Genius 10 lithium/AGM battery charger. its a fantastic charger for any audio needs.
10-Amp Fully-Automatic Smart Charger, 6V And 12V Battery Charger, Battery Maintainer, And Battery Desulfator With Temperature Compensation
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Yes, but this chaarger do noting better than others 99% of chargers. It charge up to 80-90% of capacity. GYS are much much better and know much more how to charge acid battery.
Im super appreciative of this video man. Thank you!
Nice detailed informative video Anton. I purchased the 5amp version and came here to find out how it worked an was not let down!
On the mounting option..., You can mount it inside a vehicle, especially for a campervan build. I took the clamps off and set this up on the interior of my van camper. When I have access to shore power and need to top off the "house" I, just plug in via the battery charger. In my case, I just run the plug in cord out the back door, but there be sleeker ways to do it. 😊
Follow up: Some batteries take a bit longer for the final 100% charge indication, which is the Green LED on solid, not pulsating. This can take as long as 48 hours. I have 3 batteries and 2 of them took at least 36 hours to fully charge. After the green pulsing light appears, almost 36 hours later, the green light turned solid. NOCO tech support says some batteries can take 48 hours. If you measure the DC voltage while the battery is charging, it will complete when the voltage reaches 14.5 Volts DC. For sure this is one really well built charger. Also, not all batteries that have problems can be restored. But even if you are able to repair 2 batteries that pays for the NOCO Genius 10. Well built and solid design.
Thank you for your info...i have a battery charging but the green light has been slightly pulsing so i was wondering if this was maintenance mode and the solid green had passed.
@@johntaylor4726 oh ok wow two days😳 thank you for your response
Thank you. The clown on the video saw a green light and thought he was done!
@Speed00007 Avatrery that reaches green but won't stop pulsing is a battery in trouble. Use the restore feature. If that doesn't do it, don't give up. Try a few more cycles. It took me 4 tries to get a battery charging properly once, and that battery is still good.
Cevirici
I took a chance on one of these. Didn’t know much about it. It was replacing another well known brand one I have that failed. I have to say, I’ve been very impressed with it. It’s a great unit, solid, performs well and can rescue batteries that you may have thought were completely dead! Highly recommend it! Oh, and it it completely waterproof, mine is outside charging my boat battery all the time!
Great review and cool Bluetooth battery monitor! Never saw one before!
Wow just called them to ask a question which wasn't covered in the video! Thanks so much for your help!
What was the question?
@@AntonJMiller I asked whether you could use the 12V repair mode across 2 6v batteries (answer was no)
@@charlesnoe that is interesting even if wired in series?
Great review! Thanks for sharing.
For anyone wondering, the Noco 2d is meant for under hood applications. This one is not.
I keep my two 6 volt deep cycle batteries charged for long periods when RV is not in use. I've had the genius 10 for a year. The other day I found the red solid led indicating my new batteries had a short. Alarmed, I turned charger off and restarted and the charger started charging again. FYI
Thanks for the informative video. I'm pretty sure this is what I need. I work away at sea for 4months at a time so I would like to leave it connected under the hood for that period of time in maintenance mode. My truck will not fit in my garage but in the drive way with an extension lead to an outet inside the garage. I just hope it's safe to leave connected for the period of time unattended. Ty
Would love to see your audio system featured. Thanks for the video.
GREAT Video thanks
Your video is very good. Most useful one on you tube...
Nobody ever says where these things are made and that is important!
Designed in USA - Made in China - stated on the back of charger or manual - don't remember which.
Nice review actually. I bought a Genius 5, used multimeter to measure the charging voltages, some spikes were seen to 19v at the beginning which was a bit worrying. I saw the similar pattern like 9:23, the voltage dropped to 12.6v and stepped 0.1v up per second to around 14v until showing battery is charged 100%, then dropped to about 13v(can't remember exactly). my battery is EFB, according to manual the charging voltage should be around 14.4v but so far i have never seen it was upto 14.4v, maybe i missed.
If you use the Bluetooth voltage monitor as the clip you will have the voltage history graph to see the maximum voltage, voltage spikes .
The 19 volt spikes are very likely pulses to desulphate the plates to optimize / restore the capacity of the battery. It's basically jolting it back to life.
You will definitely see these jumps in voltage when the battery has gone flat. If you hook up an ammeter you should see spikes as well.
This is why the NOCO brand has a premium price over comparable chargers. You're paying for the sophisticated microprocessors. Well worth the dough!
The 19 volt spikes are very likely pulses to desulphate the plates to optimize / restore the capacity of the battery. It's basically jolting it back to life.
You will definitely see these jumps in voltage when the battery has gone flat. If you hook up an ammeter you should see spikes as well.
This is why the NOCO brand has a premium price over comparable chargers. You're paying for the sophisticated microprocessors. Well worth the dough!
For those who does not read the manual (like me), I think it should be point out that Noco recommends not to plug the AC before hooking it up to the battery. I plugged mine in to test it and non on the function worked when you press the button. So thinking something is wrong, I finally read the manual. The only thing that works is if you press it for 3 seconds it will allow you to use the supply mode.
Weird. I have done it both ways and it seems to work for me each time...
@@AntonJMiller good to know that it will not do any harm if you accidentally did.
It is on the manual. "Connecting to the Battery."
"Do not connect the AC power plug until all other connections are made. Identify the correct polarity of the battery terminals on the battery. Do not make any connections to the carburetor, fuel lines, or thin, sheet metal parts. The below instructions are for a negative ground system (most common). If your vehicle is a positive ground system (very uncommon), follow the below instructions in reverse order"
Are Noco boosters designed for agm batterys?
Repaired 2 batteries paid for the charger. Noco ftw!
Thanks.
Hello, in which mode should you charge gel batteries?
Thanks
Thanks for a great and helpful video. Two questions. First, I have a camper that has two deep cycle marine batteries wired in parallel. (The label on the batteries says DP24. CCA@0F 550. MCA@32F 675. 23 amp avg. 140 min.) Will the NOCO Genius 10 be effective at charging and maintaining them together? Second, in another video, I saw that to charge two batteries wired in parallel, I would put the red clip on the (+) terminal of one battery and the black clip on the (-) terminal of the other battery. Is that your understanding? Thanks!
as long as they are 12v batteries this charger will work great. yes, when charging a bank it is best for a balanced charge to hook up to one batteries positive and the last battery in line's negative. this is also how it should be wired to your charging system for the vehicle.
What happens if you charge your battery on the 12v setting instead of the AGM setting? (using the NOCO Genius1 charger)
It will just charge it to a different voltage which shouldn't damage the battery but it could.
This is IP65 rated. Its on the bottom of the box next to the UL certification and serial number area. IP65 means dust proof and low pressure waterproof. Thats also why the mode button is stiff.
thats awesome to know! that should be in the manual or like up front and center lol
@@AntonJMiller Yup just saw it in the manual too under Tech Specs
@@AntonJMiller I left mine connected to the battery while using lights that was connected to the same battery, the charger fully charged the battery then it went in to maintenance mode, after a while the lights started draining the battery but the charger never restart charging again, I let the battery go down to 12.4v then I had to disconnect and reconnect the charger to the battery in order for it to start recharging, do you think is defective? The instructions says it can be left connected to the battery indefinitely and it will recharge as necessary. Any suggestions? Thanks
@@soylibre it may not have gone low enough
@@AntonJMiller thanks for replying, you're right , today I tested it again and this time I didn't mess with it and as soon as the voltage reached 12.3 the charger kicked in.
Awesome video can you put the Bluetooth meter link please?
Will this be a good charger for agm batteries? I was under the impression you need a 15amp charger for agm batteries and anything lower will reduce the life of the battery
The Genius 10 should be selected based on the battery ah. The 10 is for a high ah battery. Most cars only need the Genius 5.
40 ah akü için bu cihazı kullansam , saatte 10 ah verip, 4 saatte aküyü doldurur. Aküye zarar verir mi. 40 ah aküyü 4 saatte doldurur mu, yoksa amper düşürerek aküye göre amper mi verir.
If I'm just trying to charge it you gotta press it for 3 ish seconds? Then you can click to whatever volt you need to charge your battery?
We charge it over night? Is that okay?
Once you hook it up it should auto sense and start charging then you can click the button one time to change between 12v settings and you press and hold to change to 6v settings or repair function.
Fantastic video. stay positive! see you Around :O
can you leave it outdoor or inside the car or inside the hood while running?
What’s the battery monitor called ?
Thank you for your great review, I am trying to setup a mobile office behind my car for the main purpose of using a office level laser printer. According to others who have setup this configuration behind their cars, the equipment used are as follows; Laser printer connected to the 2000W inverter, and the 2000W inverter connected to a 100amp deep cycle 12V AGM battery! Now the way these people are recharging the AGM battery, apparently at the end of their day, they take the battery out to their charger and re-charge it overnight! Now my question; is it possible for me to run a second 1100W inverter which I already have connected through the car's cigarette lighter, use this along with NOCO Genius 10 smart charger to recharge the AGM battery while driving and the 2000W inverter is disconnected from the AGM Battery and the printer is off? Does my 1100W inverter running through the cigarette lighter has enough power to connect this charger to it or is it safe?
Thank you for your time
Mav
I wouldn't recommend that. I would recommend charging it normally via an alternator connection. Running 1/0 wire to the rear auxiliary battery from the alternator and either ground the rear battery in the rear of the car or run an additional ground.
Does the repair feature on this charger only work with 12V batteries? Looking to desulfate 6V batteries.
Correct... But if you have 2 6v then just wire them in series. Should work.
Excellent video! I bought it yesterday, very impressed charged up both my Mercedes batteries. I don’t get the solid green light, seems to pulse green. The Noco Manual indicates it’s doing maintenance, but even left for a few hours more, there’s no solid green to indicate an end to the charging cycle. Hard to say what’s happening. Any ideas?
is there anything on in the car? such as a hood light etc?
It takes me around 2days to change from pulsing to solid green...
It means the battery reached the right voltage. But now you need to see how long the battery remains charged in the car. If you still have issues tr the repair mode and read the directions. Also be certain that once that green light shows, the charge is not yet done until that green light stops pulsing.
Are these better than the OptiMate 6 Ampmatic?
Can I charge my 12 volt Lithium Iron Phosphate battery with this charger?
The instruction manual is worded in a way that makes me unsure. It says, "12 volt lithium charge mode is designed for lithium ion batteries only, including lithium iron phosphate". The placement of the word "only" has me confused. Does that mean lithium ion and iron only, or does that mean ion only and that it is not for iron? Any thoughts?
If your worried go by the specs it charges near 15 volts and charges at a 10 amp rate. It really comes down to if that is too fast, too slow or too high of a voltage for your battery.
I just got a Genius 10 and have tried 2 batteries and it goes from 1 red LED to Green in about a minute for both batteries. I am sure batteries are not full as one was in car that have not been used in a week. Also the LED pulses but never turn off like yours in the video. Is something wrong with my charger? Thinking about returning it.
It's hard to say without knowing what voltage the charger is at when it's blinking green. But I'd imagine that it's just not getting to a fully charged state, meaning the battery itself could be "bad". A multimeter would help diagnose whats going on.
How to choose 12 v or 12 v AGM if no indication on my car’s battery ? Thanks.
Agm will be safer. However you should find out about what battery you have.
Do you know if it remembers your settings so the next time you plug it back into the wall outlet it automatically goes back to the same battery type and settings great review by the way very detailed.
It auto detects but it's not always right.
Yes, it remembers your settings.
The instructions said it does but idk that may not be true🤷🏾♀️
thx u man for your video, its appreciate. Do u have the name of the bluetotth voltmeter application. Thx
If you just amazon search bluetooth battery monitor it should pop up!
Thx Anton. Its done.
want to see you charge the JY Lithium
Genıus 10 küçük akü motor aküsü agm de mi şarj ediçez bilgi verirseniz sevinirim
How do you turn it on? Or does it turns on as soon as you connect it to a battery?
Turns on as soon as connected. Then if it's auto sense is incorrect you then can change the settings
What is that bluetooth meter you hooked up to the battery and where can I get one?
It's called a battery monitor. I just ran out on my website but eBay or Amazon should have them.
If it’s a dead battery on my truck. What setting should I put it on? What should I start with ? Great video but I’m kinda lost in the shuffle.
I don't show it in the video but there is a force mode. Do a quick search for force mode here on CZcams.
@@AntonJMiller ok ty
Can it jumpstart out in the boonies if you don't have an electrical outlet?
This isn't a jump pack
My dad uses this to charge his battery on his pool cleaner thing.
He said it uses a boat battery? Idek. He's not good with instructions so I'm watching videos to try to help him. He's stuck on the press and hold for 3 seconds to choose mode part.
does the charger have to be plugged up to charge a battery. I don't have access for my car to be 6 feet away
It requires to be plugged into an outlet yes. I recommend an extension cord at that point.
I'm looking at getting this so will it hold enough charge so I want have to plug in the charger to charge a battery, the reason why I ask I need to charge my RV batteries but it's in my storage without any way to plug it in?
Well it 100% needs to be plugged in. You should just disconnect your batteries or install an isolator to save them.
@@AntonJMiller Okay thank you sir, so how do that isolator work?
@@AntonJMiller Well, I got to thinking that maybe I will just disconnect the batteries.
I have this model. why does is it's maintenance voltage only 12.8-13volts. I have read that 12 volt batteries should be maintained at 13.5-13.7 volts
It just maintains a float charge. Most batteries rest at 12.8-13.1
@@AntonJMiller Ok, so it is working correctly. Thanks for the info.
Mine arrives tomorrow. What’s that Bluetooth battery monitor you have?
I sell them at www.purepressureaudio.com
There is a full link in the description
So after the repair mode is finished should the battery be fully charged? or would you have to put it to charge the regular way after?
You should be charging it before doing repair mode so yes it should be.
@@AntonJMiller I did a regular charge before using the repair mode, but it went to green(fully charged)charged so fast i was skeptical so i did the repair. Before i put the 12v car battery to charge the voltage was 10.46v but when it went to green it was 12.6v but some minutes later it dropped back to 10.49v.
@@verdinec you probably have a completely dead cell. Most likely nothing will bring that back.
@@AntonJMiller thank you for your responses 👍🏾
I am a battery n00b....If I have a blue top in my boat and have this charger to use between bi-weekly uses....what setting should I put it on?
Normal AGM 12v setting and every once in a while use the repair cycle
@@AntonJMiller Thanks so much! It is my main battery in the boat that is older....so no 2 batt setup. So used to start as well as sound system while just hanging out. How often would you recommend the repair cycle?
@@RafterXRoping give it a full charge the first time then repair it and I would say anytime you completely kill it is say try a repair
Is the maintenance mode good? I have 3 and 4 year batteries. Can he repair them ?? ❌ Thanks
I would say it depends how damaged the batteries are.
Is this also a trickle charger? I have a car that I store for the Winter and let it sit all Winter will this work? I got the noco 2amp but like this one because I can use it for more applications.
It will charge as needed. Not necessarily a constant trickle.
@@AntonJMiller I had A C Tech charger and I think that's what it did it will maintain the battery once it drops to a certain percentage it will charge it backup right?
@@slickrickdarula9483 correct. I believe it's around 12.1v
@@AntonJMiller how is yours lasting? Does it still do its job?
@@slickrickdarula9483 I've used it on every vehicle I own and a few neighbors. Including a lawn.mower and a lawn tractor.
Do you need to connect the charger to main electric ? or is this a portable unit that does not require to be plugged the main electric ?
It must be plugged in to operate. This isn't a portable "jump box" if that's what your looking for.
@@AntonJMiller Thank can you recommand a portable battery recharger?
@@wallstbets4865 I cannot recommend one no.
So I had a 12v battery charging for about 2 and a half days the green light was lightly pulsing when I checked the voltage on day 2 it read 13.14v so I was waiting for the green light to turn solid but then the charger status lights started over from the small 25% bar... What might be the issue?
The battery just might not have the ability to take a charge. What's the resting voltage of the battery? Have you ever seen it get above the 13.14?
@@AntonJMiller resting was 10.49v.. No I haven't seen it get above 13v before but I saw a comment saying when it completes charging with the noco genius 10 the voltage is around 14.13v....
@@verdinec I would assume a deadcell cause of the low voltage. Probably need to replace the battery
@@AntonJMiller ok thank you
I bought a NOCO Genius 10 battery charger to charge a new Battleborn 100 amp LiFePO4 battery. Got through the bulk charge, but seems like it’s stuck at the end of the absorption charge, and is not charged enough to show complete on my Victron BMV 712 Smart battery monitor or my Victron Orion TR - Smart 12 12 isolated DC to DC 350 W charger. Any ideas how to get a full charge with this unit or what gives?
💥 If may take 2 days or more to achieve full charge.
Forgot how to use it again so I'm back 😅
Bought one of these from an auction. Does it need attaching to the battery before it will light up? I have just plugged it in and no power light comes on.
Yes. It need to be hooked up for any lights to come on
@@AntonJMiller battery has to be hooked in the car? Or can the battery be out of the vehicle? I’m having same issues. I Have the charger plugged in but no lights turn on (with battery out of vehicle)
@@dontcallmeimfishing6266 if it's attached to the battery and it's not turning on the battery is likely shot. Do you have a multimeter?
Can you use lithium charger for the lto down4sound lithium battery🤷♂️🤷♂️
I would say yes, but lto usually only takes about 20 minutes to charge via alternator
Thx
Where'd you find the Bluetooth meter at? Thanks
there are links in the description to buy from either my website or amazon
i have one of these :)
Do you need to disconnect the battery for it to repair?
Recommend for sure to do that
Hi how are you planning to get one is it worth the money can it charge a 200 amp batter also man.
Yes these are great battery chargers. I would say it depends on how much time you have. If you want that 200 Amp battery charged over night get a bigger one.
Are these better than the OptiMate 6 Ampmatic?
I haven't had a chance to check that product out so I am not sure if it's better persay, but this charger has been rock solid for me for a while now.
Can you leave this on a vehicle that's stored during the winter like for a month?
Yes. Just make sure you pick the proper type of battery.
@@AntonJMiller Thank you, I have an AGM on my 2018 Honda Odyssey
Does it trickle charge after its done charging? And at how many amps?
Not sure on the exact amps. But I do know it will turn back on if needed.
Yes it gos into maint mode goat charge after full bill charge is completed & green pulsating charge meter changes from pulsing to full on green which in some cases can take days to complete.
Telefondaki program nedir hocam yardımcı olabilirsen sevinirim
I just boxed mine up to return it, as a lot of people have stated, these things don't work! People you will regret buying this.
Can you specify what the problem was with the charger ?
It is not a smart charger, it will charge till your house burns down.
how do I verify the battery charge level?
On the charger,, If the green light is on solid it is fully charged.
Otherwise you can purchase a small battery tester to check health and resistance of the battery or take it to a local auto parts store to check health. You can also check voltage via a multimeter.
How do I use this to start my car when the battery dies.
This is not a jump pack, this is a charger. So you would need to charge it till its green
My Genius 10 flickers between 12V AGM charge and the standby LED. Does anyone know why this is?
Could be a poor connection or very low battery. What's the voltage on the battery?
@@AntonJMiller I don't have a voltmeter but the battery is perfectly functional i.e. all the vehicle electrics work fine in the car. It just needs a charge. In terms of connection, there's good contact between the clips and the terminals.
@@PinkUnicornXO check the in line fuse on the g10 and check the clip connection on the wires. If it goes to standby that means its not seeing a battery
Can you use Repair Mode on the AGM battery still connected in the car?
Yes. But I would recommend removing it. Its essentially a slow charge.
@@AntonJMiller Thank you Sir for advice. Yes, just in case I should remove the battery first.
@@AntonJMiller That would be a no. AGM should not be pushed that high with voltage. Repair mode is definitely more with Wet / flooded batteries in mind. I'd advise several charge cycles in AGM mode, rather than letting the repair mode cause further damage. OFC if the battery manufacturer allows up to 16,5 V for their AGM, then sure - go ahead. But... I've been dealing with car and yacht batteries for a few years and haven seen a singe AGM manufacturer advising anything above 16 V, most of them state that 14,9 is max. Only flooded are ok with 16 - 16,5 V to reach the full charge. AGM can be fully charged at 14,7-14,9 V. Wet... not really, unless you fancy waiting a couple of days ;)
@@Waybeyond I do not believe repair mode goes past 15v
@@AntonJMiller Up to 16,5 V as the precedessor did. It's clearly stated in the User Guide. They don't write you can't use it for AGM, however most manufacturers of AGM batteries would not allow such voltage in their warranty cards. Even for OOW I'd not go that high to recover an AGM. Flooded Ca-Ca - yes. AGM - better not to use this mode.
Where u get the blue tooth monitor?
I have some links in the description for it. Thanks for watching!
Does it hold a charge for jumping?
No it is not a jump pack.
How would you charge the jy80.
Jy is easy. Set to lithium and let it go
20 ah aküyü 2 saatte mi dolduracak. Eğer öyle ise bozulur .
is this going to work on a lithium ion 12v battery?
Yes it has a lithium setting. But I would check the max charge voltage of both battery and charger
Where did you get the app? Is that the noco app ?
It's a bm2, link in the description
Anxiety is crippling. The 12v supply should not be connected to a battery. The battery monitor is questionable as to whether that should be connected whilst charging. 🇬🇧
My car battery 12 volts one cell don't work not bubble up.can it repair that and charge the battery fully?
If one cell is dead dead then probably not
@@AntonJMiller thanks for replying. But what does noco genius 10 repaire? If it cant repair dead cell and recharge the battery fully then i think it's useless expensive piece of kit.then just buy cheap chargers they do good job recharging batteries.
@@trueman5483 if the cell is simply damaged, or weak it can repair it. If it is dead dead it likely wont.
@@AntonJMiller I had noco 2 I charged old car 12 volts battery with that. After few hour's noco 2 showed solid green light that battery is fully charged. But that's not true when I checked with hydrometer there were hardly any electrolytes in the battery they were in above red. So I had 30 year old battery charger put it on that for 3.5 days charged 2 to 3 amps got full electrolytes in the battery is fully charged. These smart chargers use less will not over charge and that means they can't make electrolytes in the batteries
@@trueman5483 yea I'm not experienced with the flooded batteries so I am not sure.
How do you know when the repair mode has ended?
Solid green
@@AntonJMiller looks like the light just shuts off after repair mode is complete. I found it in standby mode. I then did a regular 12 volt charge and it went to solid green. Looks like I just saved myself a battery purchase
Have you had any issues with the bluetooth battery monitor?
Not necessarily, seems to link up to the phone good. The only down fall is that if you and your neigh or have one that you can inadvertently connect to his monitor. So there isn't any "security" about linking up to them. But if you name your monitors the you'll know if your on yours or thiers.
@@AntonJMiller gotcha. Is there any parasitic draw
@@quedogkualum with Any device there is a draw. I have not measured it to know if it's enough to kill a battery within say a month.
Was this a review on the battery charger or the connectors ????????????
I feel like it is showing all aspects of the charger. What could i have done better?
Can this charger be used direct to the car battery while still on vehicle
Yes
“Very compact but it looks like a brick”😂
Is it really safe to leave it connected to the battery once its fully charged?
Yes it is.
It's designed as a battery maintainer also. So it can be connected 24/7 365.
@@Coronado-nz7wu that's good to know as I'm planning on leaving it under the hood connected for 4months as I work at sea and the vehicle is left for 4months
Can you charge 8D size batteries.?
If it's 12v I don't see why not. Might wanna get a bigger charger than this tho
Assuming those are actually rechargeable D cell batteries and not some Duracell batteries that are one time use only, then this 10 amp charger would be way too much of a charger for them. You need to get a 1 amp or 2 amp charger at most. I recently spoke with NOCO support regarding charging a 9 amp hour sealed battery using my 10 amp charger (identical to the one in the video here) and even that was too much of a charger for my 9 amp hour battery. The support agent said any battery with a capacity above 20 amp hours should use a 5 or 10 amp charger. Any battery below 20 amp hours should use a one or two amp charger. So without a doubt, this 10 amp charger will be too much for your small capacity D cell batteries even if they are all in series to make 12 volts. Since you posted this one year ago, you may have already tried using that charger for your batteries so reply and let us know how it went. Did your batteries get destroyed or did it actually work? What condition are your batteries in one year later? Do they still hold a charge? And what setting did you choose on the charger itself when you charged them?
Would tje genius 5amp work almost as good
Exactly half as good.
Both should have the same features. Just less amperage of a charge.
@@AntonJMiller i like to se how it will work in charging a lithium batt
It charges it up the same way shown on the AGM in this video. It just stops at a lower voltage. 14.5v instead of 15v if I remember correctly.
5amp rubbish mate
Is that bluetooth monitor IP rated? Dust and/or water resistant?
I would say not ip rated. But definitely is water resistant. I have put them under the hood just fine.
what app you use to check battery power ?
Battery monitor 2. Bm2 in app store but you need the monitor device that's linked in the description
@@AntonJMiller Thanks
would this work on cmax lithium?
To an extent... but the issue is that with cmax the float charge is higher than these chargers will go. You could charge it to 14.4 or 15 if you watch it on the agm setting. But really your alternator will do the best to charge them.
@@AntonJMiller My alternator died , so my cells are at 12.5 , I want to pick one of these up to charge it up to 15v, then when my high output alternator that will take over. I just wanted to make sure it can charge to 15v,
@@drecamp9507 watch it closely and use the agm setting.
@@AntonJMiller ill have it on a volt meter
does it jump start?
No this isn't a jump start model. I believe it's called the "boost" series from noco that does the jump start.
@@AntonJMiller ahhh gotcha! thanks
🛑 Hi, thanks for the information. How long does it take to maintain the battery in an hour ??? And can he repair a 4-year-old battery ?? ⛔
Usually overnight. And yes
To maintain it in an hour I'm sure it would take an hour...an hour is an hour.
This battery charger can't it charger the LTO YINLONG BATTERY 6 cel. Pack banks or a two 6 cel bank.
Really no need to charge the LTO from what I understand. Your alternator will do it well enough.
But can it do it ?
@@cesarhernandez3275 of course it can.
@@AntonJMiller okay thanks I got a 250AMP Mechman
Ip65 rated
flip the charger around so when the camera is viewing the charger, viewers aren't reading it upside down.......
Thanks for your input