Does this desulfator work for the 12V Powerwheels battery.
212473
I would think it would as it is a 12 V Battery you can go to B M web site and check hope this helps
212474
Do not know what kind of battery that is. My experience is with a lead-acid battery for a tractor. It I believe is 12volt.
212475
I believe it would. However, I don't have a 12v Powerwheels battery. Therefore I can't say with any certainty that it will do the job.
212476
I don't believe it will work with the sealed lead acid batteries in a powerwheels...a new battery is the best solution for those.
212477
I would check with the manufacturer because all 12V batteries aren't created equal; technology could be different (liquid acid vs gel etc).
212478
Absolutely! It works with any 12 volt battery. I use it for two different batteries for something like powerwheels. Note that for desulphating a bad battery, you may need to leave it connected for a week or more. Read the charger's instructions.
2023949
Yes, any 12 volt car battery will work. I prefer using a deep cycle battery.
759264
I am not aware of Bosch having other 12v Lion batteries, but if it is older technology then it probably won't work. Not a good answer, because not sure of the battery model numbers. -Brad
780556
No. Must use a non-desulfating type battery charger. I have a lithium battery on my bike - I use a standard Battery Tender - has been working great for almost a year.
131739
I am not sure, but if the plug fits it should work. Make sure you have the correct voltage or it will birn up the power wheel's motor.
1656539
This is the type of battery used in electric scooters and Powerwheels. Just make sure that the 12V AH (amperes/hour) match what you have, this might effect your battery size.
1704147
If your PA system needs 12volts 5 ah or less to operate, this battery should work for you. If you are replacing your battery make sure it is in fact a 12 volt battery.
1548533
If you have an approximately 3x3x2-inch space (main unit dimensions) available on your bike, then physically, yes. Electrical-wise, this works with any 12-volt battery.
1864368
If you need 12 volts to run your fish finder , this battery will work for you.
1383911
I am sorry to inform you that this product is designed for the 12V Battery Tender models only.Please feel free to contact me if you have any further questions.
1924133
I have a BatteryMinder 12248 as well as the 10030A. The Schumacher is junk in comparison. It basically uses a 15 volt charge to desulfate instead of high frequency voltage spikes. The higher voltage boils the battery and only runs when the charger thinks it's required, which is almost never. The BatteryMinder constantly desulfates, even in float mode. The 10030A is not temperature compensated during the charge phase, the 12248 is. I could go on, but you probably get the point. Get the 12248 BatteryMinder.
284142
It's designed for use for the 12 volt battery. I don't think it would have enough power. It's an excellent tool. Very powerful.
1937715
I use mine with the dcb207 battery pack that came with a drill/charger kit. It does work but I'm disappointed with the torque. I bought this driver to remove lug nuts and it's not really up to the task. I need to use the cross bar wrench on at least one nut on each wheel and when i tighten the nuts max torque seems to be between 60 and 70 ft/lbs.
2024196
Yes, it will work with any 12v landscape transformer that has sufficient wattage available.
1284910
Yes, depending on which type of plug you have on your ESC. But this battery comes with a "universal" plug system where you can change ends between several popular styles. However I'd recommend changing the ends for an actual soldered plug.
908748
Yes. The BatteryMinder 1500 will work on any 12V battery, so you should be fine.
825301
I have found the G3500 to simply not do the job on any troubled batteries. I now use it simply as a battery tender for a healthy 12v battery and bought a Schumacher SC-1200A which does a much better job on unhappy batteries (and is much cheaper too!). From what I am reading the whole business of desulfation is somewhat of a myth, so there are limits to what any charger can accomplish.