can this product be used on a pontoon boat with multiple batteries
186885
You can see it as 4 independent battery chargers/health indicatores, and if each battery is NOT interacting with each other, I would say that it can be used to charge each batt independently, as well as a battery health indicator. I never tested the battery health indication w/o the AC connected. I charged different appliance battery sizes (from 4.5Ah to large 18Ah). I never used it large boat/car batteries, but I see no reason why it would not behave the same way.
2083572
Yes. This charger works 3 batteries. For my setup, I have for my boat a marine cranking battery. Then I have 2 full deep cycle batteries for a 24 volt trolling motor system. I used to charge them one at a time which was a major pain. Plus I never realized that with the primary cranking battery, running the battery off the alternator once running will not fully charge the battery. It will only get to about 70 percent full. However with this battery charger, it has an internal computer which will properly charge and maintain the battery. The other good thing about this charger is that if you only have 2 batteries, you can still use it. Just pair the other free connections to one of the batteries. I contacted ProMariner customer support directly and they confirmed this is possible and safe. Overall happy with the product!
116898
I have four different boat and wave runner batteries charging as needed. They are not in the boats.
1469575
Batteries should not be hooked up and charged in series, so this would not be a good use for this product. It would at least for a while work but would drastically shorten the life of your batteries and could even be a fire hazard.
1124584
I am pretty sure you can. The red cable that would go to the battery goes to the isolator. From there the cables will go the individual batteries. This system works great on my boat where it controls the charge on my starting battery for the engine (which you never want to kill) and the battery used for all the electronics and pumps. The true value of this is that if you need a boost for one of these batteries there is a charged battery available.
1445477
Yes, no problem. Of course, the trolling motor should be turned off or it will draw more than the charger can put out and your battery won't get charged. But this is a fine charger for "on-board" use, meaning mounted permanently in the boat or raft.
1636042
I say , yes . I have had mine out charging my boat battery for a couple years now . It is important to secure them well so they don't rattle around in the wind and break a connection .
44715
Sorry, I don't know the answer. My boat has a dual battery 12 volt system. I routinely use the batteries (and run the engine) with the charger running.
1681553
Yes, they well work on Pontoon boats. The are not recommended for any boat that has a painted bottom.
689080
It is 24 volt so you would need 2 deep cycle marine batteries. Any brand would is fine.
1509043
Honestly I don't know. I don't do much boating, but if the connectors are similar to that of a car battery then there's nothing stopping it from working. One thing I do know is that if it's a sealed lead acid battery do NOT charge it when the voltage gets near 11vt. It'll ruin the battery. As far as the equipment is concerned, I must admit there was something wrong with the packing and they sent me the wrong stuff. I bought a different charge controller called the 'cyclopse' and it worked fine.
1879221
I have only used it for my boat (12V marine battery) and it works fine. It works great for any 12V battery. I am not sure what kind of battery you use. I suggest you contact the manufacturer..they were very helpful to me.
560719
I actually use this for my boat, any 12V battery will work, if you want to have something around that will last a long time, pick up a ATV battery at Walmart. It will probably run for days
526574
I use mine on my boat battery. Have not had any problems to date but the boat has not been used a lot so we are talking maybe 5 - 10 charges.
1423793
I use it on my boat but jumper the batteries in parallel to 12v. But it is a 24volt series system, I asked Amazon like you if I could use it on a 24volt system and never got a response from anyone....So I did the parallel thing only to charge them.
247973
No. I use one for a tractor battery over the winter, 2-3 months between starts. Go for it. Maybe the battery will still be some good when you're able to get the boat in the water. Better, much better to keep battery up than to let it discharge too low. That kills batteries' life span. Especially in the cold.
2194321
I would say that on a flat surface on a boat with the battery in the case it would be fine. I use mine on a kayal so I use bungy cords to secure it.